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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

| their two weeks stay at Lake Johanna Those
/ composing the camp were Misses Alice and
Blanche and Winnifred Bloomfield Mr. and
| Mrs. Brink, Messrs. Knox and Guy Caldwell
| chaperoned by Mrs. E. ]. Webb
| Mrs. Crow, Of Los Angeles, visited Mrs. NJ.
| A. Warner the first of the week.
Maj. Thomas Montgomery spent the latter
| part Of the week at Heron Lake.
| Mrs. E. B. Nelson, of Minneapolis, has been
| the guest of Miss Ocie Hazard.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant is entertaining Miss
| Nellie Honstiene of Red Wing
Miss Clara Warner left last week for two
months visit at Los Angeles.
Mrs Clinton Chamberlain left Tuesday to
Visit friends in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Reynolds of New York
are visiting Hamline friends
Mrs. S. N. Griffith returned Wednesday
from her visit at Mankato.
Fred Grant of Minnehaha street has
returned to Fort Dodge
| Mrs. F. B. Rydert and children have re-
turned from Wisconsin.
!. M. Powell. Of Rockford, spent part of the
week with G. N. McCarter.
Miss Stella Davis, of Delano. is visiting
Mrs. c. N. McCarter
Miss Mabel Martin will leave this week To
visit at Sank Center
Mrs E. A. Barkaloo has returned from her
visit at Clearwater.
Mrs. D. H. Teas of New Haven Conn "a
the guest Of Mrs. L. ]. Hill.
Elmo Strand, of st. Peter, visited Hamline
friends last week.
Mrs ]. w. Heal and family are camping at
Lake Mnnetonka.
Mrs. G. I. Humphrey is entertaining Mrs
Joy and daughter.
Mrs Porter Webb left on Tuesday to visit
at Lake City. 7-s
Dr. ". H. carothers spent the week fishing
E. a. Cooke. 'se, is spending few days in
Hamline.
Mis- Miss s. Ethel Harris leaves this week for
mis-, Miss Ester Swanson has gone to Etter,
Mrs c. N. Parry has returned from Worth
| ington.
W. Mortimer Grant is visiting in Owatonna.
MRS. M Stone is visiting in Plainview.
Miss Gertrude McKaig is in Lake City.
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bride was unattended. and only the Immediate
relatives of the young couple witnessed the
ceremony. The bride wore simple gown of
pure white organdie. A wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony, served at the home
of the groom's mother, Mrs. Emma Van Vor-
table were decorated with nasturtiums, red
and yellow Mr.. and Mrs. Van Worries left
on the afternoon train for a short trip and
will be at home later in st. Paul.
Miss Eckley West Blaisdel daughter Of
Mrs. Emma L. Blaisdel, will be married
Los Angeles, Cal The marriage will be
celebrated at high noon at the residence of
the late DR.. j. H. Murphy, SIG Jackson. Dr.
Murphy was the grandfather of the bride
DR.. Andrews, rector of Christ church, will
ofhciate wedding breakfast will follow
the ceremony.
Miss Eta Sherman, formerly teacher in
the kindergartens of this city, was married
Monday evening to W. S. Kennedy of Min
neapolis. The ceremony was performed at the
grooms residence. 2211 Pierce street. Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy are touring the great
lakes and will return via Canada.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Miss Carrie Preston, member
of the class of '95 of Hamline university to
Mr.. Francis u. Rollins. of Elgin, MINI. The
marriage took place at the brides home in
Rochester. July 49, a W
The engagements of c. D. o,Brien's daugh-
ters have been formally announced-Miss Sa-
die O'Brien to Fred Foot, of Red Wing and
Miss Susan OBrien to Will Burke.
The marriage of Miss Nora Zahm to Ralph
Eastman will take place Wednesday at g
o'clock Ge in the morning. in St, MaEy's church:
Frank Winter will be celebrated the S0th at
the Church of the Assumption.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Stickney to
Ben Hodge was announced Wednesday night
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The boys choir of st. Mary's Episcopal
church who have been enjoying an outing AT
Bald Eagle lake returned home Friday
Misses Ethel and May Wallace, of Fair
view avenue entertained friends from st.
Paul Thursday evening
Mrs. Paradis has been entertaining Rey.rard
Mrs. M. R. Paradis. of Indiana, and Mrs.
Stranach. of Winnipeg.
Mrs. G. w. Cunningham has gone N WI.
mona Tor several weeks.
Miss Hattie Bishop and Miss Edna Cakes
spent the week at Lake Johanna as guests
of Miss Sadie Matson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker are entertaining Mes
e lie C, Snuer Huston, Bennett and Bough-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and children returned
Friday Friday from three weeks outing at Lake
Mrs. Wallace, Of Fairview avenue, has
Mortified.
Mrs. Perry Gotham and children left Friday
for six weeks visit with friends at Spring.
field, Mo.
H r; MeGregor has returned from Mont
real. His family will follow in a few weeks
William Dinsmore. of Winona, is spending
the week with his brother. John Dinsmore.
II. B. Humason and G. G. Crandan are
guests at the Cowles cottage at Nacouta
MI. and Mrs. Parker and their guests left
Friday for several days stay at Glenwoods
Julius Stonguard will leave in a few days
Tor his old home In Denmark
! r., e. Stathem and wife left Friday to visit
relatives at Madison, Wis.
tfMr. and Mrs. ]. w. Cakes spent part of last
week at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Jessie Lambie has returned from an
outing at Taylor's Falls.
Miss Moore has returned from her visit
at Willmar. -
Allie Benham has returned from his visit
in Indiana. 800 MI
Miss Cora Kinny is visiting her mother in
Dubuque.
s. H. Hedges spent last week In La Crosse.
e. A. Currie is in Lake City.
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WHITE BEAR LAKE,,

fine musical programme has been ar
ranged by the ladies connected with the White
Bear Y acht club for the entertainment which
Is TO be given Tuesday evening July 2Sth
for the benefit of the cycle path fund A
hop will follow the entertainment and moon
Hight sails on the lake for those who wish.
The ladies of the Methodist church. White
Bear Beach, have arranged to give a musical
and literary entertainment in the pavilion
at the the Beach Thursday evening next. a
number OF people from st. Paul will take part
in the programme.
Charles B. Lamborn is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Peet, having recently returned
from the East
Miss Marion Allen and Miss Hattie john
son. of st. Paul, are visiting Miss Edith
Burke.
Miss Little has signed a contract to teach
at White Bear Beach the next school year.
Mrs. James Mile and Mrs. Jennings are
guests of Mrs. L. N. Scott, at White Bear.
Mrs. w. H. Schumacher has taken one of
L. N. SCOTS houses for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Clark and party spent a
day visiting at Poplar Lake, Wis.
F. w. Pinska gave sailing party last Tues-
day to a party from st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen, of Minneapolis, are
guests Of Mrs. Schumacher.
Mrs. L. N. Scott will leave for the sea shore
the latter end Of this week.
Col. A. R. Kiefer spent Saturday at the
lake visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Meyer are visiting Mrs
Schurmeier.
H. Clark gave sailing party last Friday
evening.
Miss oyer is stopping at Mrs. l. ~ SCOTS.
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visit with Mrs. Gallagher's father. M. Bent
ley, at Mansion, Wis.,
Mrs: s. v. Root, as a member Of the state
executive committe of the Prohibition party,
attended the meeting held at Minneapolis last
week.
Miss Laura Morganstern, Of 2Os East Thir-
teenth street. leaves Tuesday for Lake City,
where she will spend the rest Of the summer
Miss Elizabeth ]. Virthe9 S81 Dayton avenue,
has returned from a. two weeks tour of the
John Mason and James MoAllister Mason.
Wam srs sV Masas If M street. and
A. L. Mohler and family, formerly of ST.
24l0 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Misses Della Cooper anua Mae Waller, of
dubuque. IT,, en- route to Alaska, spent Fri
Miss Josephine BLOW Vim spend a two
weeks vacation IN and aboat her former home
Mrs. G. Weinbergere of riEast Sixth street,
will sail for Europe Wednesday on the steam
ship St. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Powers. Of the Marlborough. is
entertaining Miss Lena Kellar, of Leaven-
Capt and Mrs. Duncan Ferguson left Sat-
urday morning on brief trip to Superior
and Duluth.
Miss Mary Walsh and MISS Sullivan, of Du-
luth, have gone to spend the summer in the
country.
Miss Shores. the recent guest of Miss War
ner, OF College avenue, has returned to Ash
Miss Fannie Jones left yesterday to spend a
months vacation with friends in south Still
water
A. E. Whitney and family have taken the
Regan cottage at Lake Minnetonka for the
season.
Mrs @. G. wendt, of Canada street, is
making short visit with relatives at Lake
City.
Miss May Douglass of Fargo is the guest
OF Miss Florence Messner, of Summit avenue.
Miss Birdie Slater and. Miss Katie Coal
I.ok -
Louis Forepaugh, former resident of St.
Paul, is the guest of friends in the city.
Mrs; g. Il. sehulze and Miss Louise schulze
visited friends at Excelsior last week.
Mrs. ]. B. Morehead and her sister, Mrs.
P. H. Dowdle, have returned home.
Mrs AL B. Sibley and children of Ashland
avenue ieaves this week for Osceola.
Mrs. +. w. Dohm and Mrs. o. L. Lienau
spent the week at Forest Lake.
MISS Jennie Swift, of Dayton avenue left
Yesterday for Madison, Wis.
Eames are at the Aberdeen
Miss Alice Webb. of Minneapolis, is the
guest of Miss Lula Gallup.
MRS. I. F. Mccormick, of Selby avenue, is
home from Chicago.
Mrs. Reuben Warner. of the Seville is
home from the East.
w H. Hale and Mrs. Hale of St. Louis
Mrs. William A. Rodecker is visiting in
West Superior.
Mrs. c. Hoyt will leave New York Aug. 1
for Europe
Mrs. 3: J. Thompson has returned to
Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. T. B. Scott and children are at the
Lafayette. ar9
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow Jr are at
the lake.
Judge John W. Willis ZONES home this
week.
Miss Laura Dohm has returned from Forest
E. G. stringer has returned from Washing
ton.
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pleasing center piece. Olives, CHER
kins and red bon-bons are among
other articles which will help carry
out the scheme and the name cards
are tiny reproductions of well-known
posters, the name of the guest to take
place of the name of the magazine
On the back are a number of conun-
drums, the answers of which are the
names of well-known poster artists.
After luncheon the guessing is done,
the guest giving the most correct an
swers winning a suitable prize
Another odd manner of entertaining
Informally is the Dutch Treat" a
number of which affairs have been
given in St. Paul of late and proved
very enjoyable. ..a
The Schoff-Larkin wedding was the
largest wedding of the week, and was
one of the prettiest affairs of the sea-
son. The floral decorations were ex-
tremely beautiful and the bride was
very lovely. Never was bride, more
fortunate in the way of wedding gifts,
the number reaching to above 200 and
of this, the cut glass alone was in it
self a fortune. Another pretty we'd
ding, home affair, was that of Miss
dAIy I1II1 1IO w dtlGT OICk6TIldu, at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs Hoyt, Tues
day noon. In society the week was q
bit more lively than it has been for
some time. Miss Clark entertained
Tuesday at afternoon tea at her home
on Summit avenue. Wednesday Mrs.
]. M. Lichtenberger entertained the
women of the board of the Friendly
association at the Newport cottage at
Mahtomedi. The guests were Mrs. R.
M. Newport, Mrs. S. C. Stickney, Mrs
j. w. Edgerton, Mrs. Dennis Toilet,
Mrs Howard F. Ware and Mrs E. A.
Steadman. Mrs. w. G.. Prisch, of Ash
land avenue, entertained at dinner for
her guest, Miss Lewis, of Sioux City.
Mrs E. ]. Whitridge entertained in
the afternoon for Miss Selleck, of In
dianapolis. Thursday Miss Elisha
Nichols entertained at Mahtomedi, and
Mrs. E. H. Cutler gave luncheon for
her daughter, Miss Lucia Cutler. At
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Miss Brownie Munger entertained q num-
Der of her little friends Thursday afternoon
A very unique musical and literary pro-
gramme WIS well given after which the lit
tie ones delighted themselves with the games
SO dear to children. Cake and ices were
served during the afternoon.
The ladies Of Northern Light lodge,
Daughters OF Rebekah, will give lawn fete
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. ". Berg,
corner of Fifth street and Eleventh avenue,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Carroll went to Heron
Lake yesterday to attend the laying of the
cornerstone Of the new school building which
Mr.. Carroll. is erecting at that place.
Miss Myrta Morey and John Siebold were
very quietly married ON Wednesday at the
residence Of the brides father, John Morey,
Rev. DR.. RaveilIe officiating.
The ladies' of the M. e. church held a
very successful ice cream social at the resi-
dence OF George Seamer Friday evening.
Mrs A. NJ Ross returned Thursday from
Wardner. Idaho, where she has been visit
ing her son, Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs D. B. ScoHeld, of Bloom
ington, Mimi, have been spending the week
with friends here.
Prof. and Mrs. w. Finke were made happy
Wednesday by the arrival Of son In their
family.
Mrs. L NJ. Munger has returned from spo-
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One of the latest society fads is the
poster luncheon, which is decided
novelty and not difficult TO give. Pos
ter devotees are as plentiful in ST.
Paul as elsewhere, and will be inter
ested in this departure in entertaining.
The affair is the least bit startling in
effect, but is strictly artistic and cas-
lily. executed. A simple scheme of color
should be chosen for the table decora-
tons. A few strong colors harmonic
well. Dark blue, green, red and white
are very good colors. The cloth should
be white demask and the dishes dark
blue. Red tulips, with their gray green
leaves, may be used with effect and by
the proper use of dish of sand may
be made to stand upright, making
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PERSONAL.

Miss Hedwig Lemke, who has been studytns
music at the Royal Conservatory of Music.
in Berlin, under the direction of Herr Mar,
kens, is expected home In a few weeks. p.
Z. Lemke. her father, left last week for New
York to meet Miss Lemke After a few DAYS
stay in the East they will return to St.
Paul. Miss Lemke will be at home until the
middle OF September when she returns To
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. johnson and Miss Grace
Moser, Of PhiIlipsburg, N. ]. who have been
visiting W. Weisel and family the last few
weeks, left for their home Sunday evening.
Berlin to complete her studies
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Mailer Fred MAILER
and VIII johnson landed In New York Friday
on the steamship Fuerst Bismarck. They
will reach st. Paul about Aug. /.
Mrs. @. 8. McKenny and her daughter.
Hattie. Of TIC Iglehart street, left Thursday
for two weeks outing on the farm of C. T..
Case, at Chatfeld MINI.
Mrs Julia Gallagher and son, of EOS Cen
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MAHToasAwI.

Those registered at he Aotel are: F. M
Manson, Minneapolis; $lf@ Smith, Duluth
Emma S. Lovejoy, Nil aeap polls; DR.. c. A
Van Duzee and family. Arnold. c. H. Dud
ley, Edgar N. Easton, Chas. eNorquist, Tho
Togety, J. NJ. Saunders, e. ]. Murphy, C. G
Townsleed, w. H. Genned, j. Al. Larniad
A. Treacy, F. Chubbuck, Mrs. E. A. Esterley
Emily F. Esterley, Miss Lucille Davis, w. r
Leack, L. G. King. Miss A. e. Hicks. Nora
L. Nelson, Mrs. Clark.
A. Forselle has returned from Red Wing
Mrs. Chamberlain. of st. Paul, is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Messrs. Rob. McMahan F.. Kanaley E.
Long, l. Sanders and L. Smith are camping
beyond the point.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs
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LOOKING BACKWARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert. B. Lorimer celebrat
ed the twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding at their residence, 165 University av-
enue, Tuesday evening. The rooms were
prettily decorated, and the numerous guests
spent a most enjoyable evening with cards,
music and refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorimer were the recipients Of many beau
tiful presents The following were present,
number of whom were present at the we'd
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Lorimer in Scotland,
twenty-five years ago: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Rodger, Mr.. and Mrs. Vera, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Scotch, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fox, DR..
and Mrs. Bole, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. Hart Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. McLaugh-
Ian, Mrs. Jean Lorimer, Miss Hoatson, Miss
Agnes Hoatson, Peter Lorimer, W. l.. Hoat-
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Mahtomedi Thursday Mrs. r. c. JEFF
ferson entertained at cinch, the party
being composed of town people, MEM
bers of a card club. In the evening
every one attended the play at the
Grand, at which there were numerous
box parties. Friday the members of
the Friday Morning circle went to
Silver Lake as the guests of Mrs. H.
A. Castle. Yesterday society went to
the base ball game played by the
members OF the Town and Country
club on St. Thomas grounds.
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kane, Wash, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. S. T. shade went to Milwaukee
wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. HAS
lip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j., O'Brien returned from
Wisconsin Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. w. Adams and children left
Wednesday for Boston, Mass.
Miss Maud Shade is the guest of Mrs. G..
A. Parker for few days.
:, Miss Frances Parker is visiting friends at
Bloomington, III.
D., Thursday.
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Macandlass were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Baker Thursday.
Miss Pearl Lavalle has returned to her home
In st. Paul after weeks visit at the Duff
rense cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Palmer Mrs. Reese and
Mrs. J. G. Callahan were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Trip.
Messrs. Ed. shehan. F. Phifer Miss Mar
lam White and Mr.. White called on friends
Sunday.
Miss Bennett. from DEVILS Lake, N. D..
was a guest Of Mrs. F. ]. Waterous last
week.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. French spent few
DELL"
Miss Teeple, of Alferata Lodge, entertained
the Young Ladies' Euchre club Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Ramaley. of Lake Shore, enter
tanned the Ladies' Euchre club Monday.
Miss MILAN, OF Minneapolis, has been
spending week with Mrs. J.. Kepke.
Miss Ethel Murray gave "Trilby party
week ago. A delightful time was had.
Misses Grace and Minnie Holloway and Eta
Sanders called on friends Thursday
Misses Garnet Butcher and Mildred Cooper
spent Wednesday on the grounds
Miss Merit, of Baltimore, was a guest of
Miss Marie Teeple last week.
The ladies' club will meet Monday with Mrs.
William Dampier, "Idylwilde."
Mr.. Dudley and G. Carpenter spent Sunday
at Honey Suckle Lodge"
Miss Mae Murray will entertain the Young
Ladies' club Wednesday.
Misses Owens and J. Owens spent Sun
day calling on friends.
Miss DeCamp, of ST. Paul, spent last week
with Mrs. D. M. Dyer.
Mrs. Ferry and family were guests at the
Sanders cottage.
Miss Macmillan and Miss stees were on the
grounds Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waterous
Mrs. Pepper was a guest of Mrs. E. M.
Hallowell.
Misses Sheppard of saltwater, are at Camp
Lincoln.
Miss French, of Saltwater, called on friends
last week.
T. M. Sanders has gone to Washington and
Montana.
Miss Minnie Foss is the guest of the Misses
Baker.
Miss Burtice Is guest Of Mrs. Davis.
WEST SIDE.
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MARRIAGE BELLS.

Miss Julia R. Crowley and Edwin M. Van
Worries were married Wednesday morning in
ST. Mary's chapel by Father Gibbons. The
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There are the Washington and Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers of the morning
of course, and the Boston and Portland
papers of the day before and mass of
other journals, most of them containing
articles conspicuously marked. Mr.. Reed
docs not follow the news in detail. He
absorbs the substance of what is published
in q glance down the printed page. Occa-
sionally his eye fingers on a paragraph for
a minute 1t is more likely to pause at
an abusive paragraph than at one which
praises, for the speaker is entertained
vastly by the abuse of some men. Moth
ing has afforded him more amusement
than the attack made by an anti-Catholic
A. p. A. paper in the west, which charged
him with Roman Catholic sy1npathies be-
cause he attended q dinner of the famous
Gridiron club, at which Mgr. (now Car
dinaD Satolh was guest. The author of
this paragraph accused Mr.. Reed Of being
a common autocrat.
A1r. Reeds Morning Visitors.
CHOW, why didn't he say I was an I'M
common autocrat?" said Mr.. Reed, with
Il chuokIe, when he showed the paragraph
to q friend.
AS Mr.. Reed is glancing at the papers a
bellboy brings a card. The stenographer
takes it and reads the name.
''Who is it?'' says the speaker.
The stenographer does not know.
''WelI, tell him to come up,' says the
speaker '.We'n see what he wants.
A well dressed man is ushered in two
minutes later. He is a New England
man, Republican, who has called to pay
his respects. Mr.. Reed receives him with
the same courtesy and consideration that
he showed to the member of congress-,
draws him into conversation about his
own affairs, quickly finds some topic in
which they have a mutual interest, and at
the end of five minutes sends the visitor
away thoroughly self satisfied.
He goes when the belIboy brings another
card. This is from member of the house
with whom the speaker has confidential
MISUNDERSTANDING relations, for person
ally Mr.. Reed has few intimates. This
member has come to consult with the
speaker about the business in prospect,
and with him Mr.. Reed holds long con-
fidential conversation in low tone
Meantime two cards come up, and to one
visitor he sends word that he must come
at some other time. To the other he sends
his stenographer to learn what his bust
ness is and if possible to dispose of him.
The member has to visit one of the de-
partments before going to the capitol. He
excuses himself and hurries away MI
Reed takes his watch out OF his left hand
vest pocket, reaching across his expansive
waistcoat with his right hand to get 1t,
and holding it in his left hand as he studies
the dial 1t is after II O'Clock. He must
be going to the capitol. So he goes across
the hall to his sitting room, puts on his
| long black overcoat and his derby hat,
says goodby to his wife and daughter and
| takes the elevator to the ground floor he
! does not go through the hotel Office he
| goes out at the H street door, cuts across
diagonally to Fifteenth street and walks
! down the east side of Fifteenth street to
| Pennsylvania avenue. He is a regular
| pedestrian, and unless he is in great hur'