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DECIDED ON THEIR UNIFORM.
Mckinley and Hobart Club VIII Be
In Evidence March 4.


1t was ladies night az the meeting Or the
Mckinley and Hobart Uniform Club, lin
tied. last evening, and large number Of
the fair friends OF the organization hon
ored the occasion with their presence
1t was the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting held since the election, and the
audience was entertained by Mrs Isabel
Worrell Ball, who gave an interesting ac-
count of her campaign experiences in Kan
sas. and Mrs Main, who also gave brief
and interesting account Ot her campaign
work.
The John B. Henderson Drum Corps de
lighted the audience with several patriotic
airs, which We're rendered with much spirit.
Arrangements are being made to partici-
pate in the inauguration parade, on which
occasion the club expects to be very much
in evidence The uniform selected con
sists of silk hat with bright gold band
and cape Of rk-bluc cloth lined with
Yellow silk and trimmed with gold braid
In line OF march the fronts of the oapes will
be thrown back. showing the gold lining.
A large number of ladies We're elected
honorary members last evening.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Upon the recommendation of the Board
of Ordnance and Fortifications, the Secre-
tary of War details Lieut.. Col. John L.
Rodgers, Second Artillery. as an additional
membcr of the board on the Regulations
of Seacoast Artillery Fire
Capt. George l.. Scott, Sixth Cavalry, Is
ordered, after relieving First Lieut. William
A. Mercer, Eighth Infantry, from the
duties of acting Indian agent at the La
Pointc agency, Ashland, Wis, to proceed
20 bis former station, Fort Yellowstone.
Wyoming, for the purpose OF turning over
the government property and funds for
which ne is accountable.
First Lieut. James l.. Wilson, Fourth Ar
tillery, is ordered by the Secretary of War
to take charge of tie repairs aud cesst rae
ton OF public buildings at Fort Delaware,
Del, and Firms Point, y. j.
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XMAS DRESSINGS BURN ED.
Hot Bla re in Il Drug store Window
Fixed for the Holidays.

Pedestrians and others IN front of
drug store at No 311 Seventh street
southwest, out $50 O'Clock last even
ing witnessed a novel sight in the burning
Of a show window. AS soon as ii began
to grow dusk a clerk stepped 70 the win
dow TO light the gas.
The owner OF the store had caught the
Inspiration of the times and fitted the
window up III pretty manner for Christ
mas. There We're glaring laces in multi
cciored paper and bright little fiiInsy dec
orat.ons of a score of designs in paper
and cardboard that made the window one
Of the most attractive in the city. Per
fumery bottles and soaps were displayed
as advertisements in the bottom OF the
iutlOw.
But scarcely had the clerk ignitcd the
gas than the whole pretty design was u
Iuass OF flames. The jet had pressed
against some of the paper lace that caught
in the blaze The whole window was IN
stantly aglow as though it had been
sprinkled in powder.
The fire department was summoned, sut
the blaze was extinguished by thr time
it arrived. but not before the pretty win
dow was mass of ruins.
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FOR wILLARD'S GUESTS.

Enjoyable Inpromptu Concert at
the Hotel Christmas Night.
The guests of Wizards Hotel and large
numDer of their friends We're entertained
with. an impromptu concert. in tile grand
saloon, Immediately preceding dinner on
Christmas evening.
Besides several selections by a string
orchestra, Mrs. n. ID. Lewis favored the
company with two vocal numbers, "A
Christmas Carol" and 20, Holy Night
Mr., Eugene Coffin, a saxophone soIn,
"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
and Mrs Coffin, "Shubert's serenade.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Miss Letitia Stevenson, the only remain
ing daughter in the Vice Presidential
household, is one of the handsomcst GiIlS
in the Cabinet. which is rich in attrac
tive young women this season. Miss Her
bert daughter of the Secretary ofthe Navy.
Is the mistress of her fathers house and
takes her place with the wives OF 'be
other Cabinet Officers and Miss Morton,
the sister of the Secretary or Agriculture.
Miss Harmon, daughter Of the Attorney
General. is an acknowledged belle uf the
smart resident set, as well as IN official
society, and is one of the most Thoroughly
attractive and clever girls ever i'll Wash
ington society.
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The Austrian minister and his beautiful
wife are among the leading lights in
diplomatic circles, and. as already stated,
have recently established a new and very
handsome legation, ON Connecticut avenue,
directly opposite the German embassy.
The wife of the Austrian minister is one
of he handsolnest women i'll he diplomatic
corps as well as one of the most charming 6
and accomplished.
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Mrs. Gray and the Misses Gray will join
the Senator from Delaware December 81 :,
at their Washington residence. The young
ladies of this family are among the most
popular of the Senatorial bellies and will
assist at the White House reception Friday
morning, and also at one OF the Cabinet
houses in the afternoon.
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The guests at the French embassy were
the british Ambassador and Lady Paunce-
fDte, the Spanish Minister and Nine. Dupuy
de LONE. the Argentine Minister and Mime.
Garcia, the Belgian minister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Letter. Miss Pauncefote, Nine. Bakh
metieff Miss Patten, Miss Wallach, Mr.
Tower of the British embassy, and Scnor
de la Casa of the Spanish legation.
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The japanese minister and Nine. Hoshi
gave a very handsome dinner at their
legation, $40 n street, last evening. in
honor OF the ratification OF the new treaty
between Japan and Peru, at which the
guest Of honor was Consul General Berg
man, acting plenipotentiary for Peru.
Covers were laid for sixteen, and the
floral decorations were particularly hand
some. a pleateau of American beauty roses
formed the centcrpiece, and the many wax
lights burned in silver candelabra under
red shades.
The guests invited TO meet Mr.. Berg
man We're: The Mexican Minister and
Nine. Romero, the Brazilian Minister and
Nine Nendonca. the ChiIian Minister and
Nine Cana, the Argentine Minister and
Nine Garcia Meron, the Gutemalian Minis
ter and Nine. Lazo Arriaga, Miss Cana,
daughter OF the Chilian minister; Mr..
Matsui, secretary of Japanese legation, and
Com. Marta.
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The four lighters Ofthc British ambassa
dor are all charming and unaffected young
women, who are i'm nmenSely popular in So
ciety and take a wholesome and active
interest III all the popular charities as
well as III purely fashionable events. The
Misses Mendonca. daughters OF the Bra
lillian minister: Miss Andrade, daughter
OF the Venezuelan minister, and the beau
tful debutante daughter of the Chlian
Minister and Nine. Cana constitute the
young ladies in society from the dipIorn ltic
corps, which may have further addition
i'll the person OF Miss Mertwago, daughter
OF the military attache of Russia. who las
not yet been formally presented 10 70
Ciety
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For the Men.

Gentlemen. mems store is here, fu Iy
equipped with evening wear requisites-the
best for the least
Ct for Mems Full Dress Shirts that IL g
>pI cloJhiers call worth 81 80
1E@ instead of - for Full Dress Bows
iOS And 81 for Full Dress SHE ds
QI for good Evening Kid Cloves. 81. 80 for
>pi best. Bosh guaranteed Fitted at our
risk.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Mrs. Sessions, who has been spending
some time in Washington, sailed from New
York yesterday on La GascOgue for a pro-
tracted Soiourn on the other side She
will join her sister, Mrs. Eugene Griffin
of New York, whois wintering in Paris and
proposes to devote her tirne entirely to
the study of art.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Justice and Mrs. Shiras are entertaining
a charming trio of school girl nieccs at
their residence On Massachusetts avenue,
Misses Call, Kane, and Alice Reynolds.
all of Michigan. They will lrcmain through
out the holiday season and are being very
extensively entertained by the young friends
of Mrs. Shiras.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

There was but one dehutante added to
the social ranks last week, that being
Miss Katie Roach, the only daughter of
Senator Roach OF North Dakota. This
young lady is the only Senatorial bud Of
the season thus far, though Miss Bessie
Fox, granddaughter OF Senator and Mrs.
Stewart, is to make her debut at n ball
on January ).
Miss Roach made her bow to society at
a charming tea given by her aunts, the
Misses Roach, of this city. who are n
part of the old District society which
makes the resident circle in Washington so
delightful. The dcbutante is tall and fair
and "ery graceful. She has been educated
in tie best private schools in Washington,
but goes each summer to her far away
home in the land OF the Dakotas. Senator
Roach being a wldowcr his daughter will
be chaparoned in society by her aunts,
and promises TO be a great social success.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Among the younger wives Of the diplo-
matte homes must be mentioned Nine.
Lazo ArrIaga, wife OF the GuatenlaIa Ian
minister, and Nine. dc Rengifo, wife II
the charge d affarcs of Colombia, each OF
whom is a notably charming ana beautiful
woman.
Nine Lazo Arriaga is a Cuban by birth
but was educated chiefly in Paris, where
she married at the age of nineteen. She
is a charming hostess and the devoted
mother OF five little children
The morning times., 1896-12-27
UNDERTAKERS,
DIED.

LUCAS-IJeorge W. Lucas. at his resi-
dence, 2Sl9 NJ st. NV. or pncuuonia in
the rirt y-first year OF his age
Funeral Monday, December IS. at
p. nl. lnternent at Arlington Cemetery
Friends and relatives respectfully invited
10 attend without further notice. 1t
PRENDEE-On Saturday, December rs,
Mary, daughter of WilliGm N ard ora
prender. aged eight years.
Funeral private, from the residence of
her parents, l32 CaInil street southeast,
Monday at p. IN. 1t
FAGAN-On December &c. 1856, Susan
Elizabeth Pagan, aged seYenty-Jhrce ears
Funeral from her late residence lOGl
Jefferson avenue, West Washington, on
December - at z O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited 1t
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The wedding OF Miss Helen Craig and
Lieut.. Stout. L ). A will take place to-
morrow evening, at Fort Myer. The
ceremony will be solemniZed in the pres
ence of the Immediate friends at the
residence of the brides parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Louis A Craig, of Fort Myer. A
brilliant reception Will follow, that Will
be attended 10y the officers and families
stationed at the fort, and a number of
friends from this city.
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Mrs Draper will give 4 large luncheon 20
Nine. Bakhmateiff al her residence on X
street Mrs. Claude NJ johnson Will give
handsome card party at the Portland on
Tuesday evening. and Mrs. John s. Ward
will give a ball al her home on Connecticut
avenue complimentary to her granddaugb-
ter. Miss Harriet Ward, and the other debu-
tantes OF the season.
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In Boston.

AREN'T you going TO wear a thick veU
and your black glaSses?''
why, where are We gOing?'
ITO see the BaCchantc'' ClereIand Piaiu
Dealer.
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For New Years Receptions

None finer in America. Also finest Fruit
Cakes and fancy cakes of all Kinds. Prices
are in keeping with the times. Freund' $,
SIS Tenth street. 1t
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The principal event of Tuesday will he
the marriage OF Miss Bonaparte and Count
de Moltke Huitfeldt. at st. Paul Church,
AT noon. Cardinal Gibbons will offi.iute.
assisted 10y number OF clergymen from
this city and Baltimore.
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Nine. Mendonca' guests were the Secre
tary OF State and Mrs. Olney and the other
members OF the Cabinet, and Senor Olivcira
Lima and Nine. Lima OF the Brazilian
legation.
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Nine. Patenotre, the handsome Amer
lean wife OF the French ambassador, has
been living very quietly since her return
10 the embassy from her country place
just beyond Georgetown, but viii he Il {
hostess at nupiber Of handsome enter
tainnlents later in the season.
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MARRIED.

BRoWNL0W-MATTI - Privately
st JoSeph's Church in baltimore. William
u. Brownlow OF Washington. ID. C., and
Gertrude Lolita. third daughter of Mrs
John II. MaUtngly OF Washington, - c
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The pretty golden-haired daughter OF The
Postmaster General is one Of the recent
debutantes and a5great acquisition to the
younger people in the Cabinet. Mrs. Fran
ciS has charming debutante niece with her,
Miss Boyd of St Louis, who must also be
called a Cabinet girl, and VITO promises to
be one Of the recognized bellies Of the adj
miniStration.
Mrs. Francis promises to be very happy
addition to society, and with her six hand
some and manly sons, is one OF the notable
mothers as well as notable hostess IF the
Capital
The eldest son is still in college aud the
youngest in the nursery, and for convenience
they may be divided like the bears in the
fairy tale and described as two large boys,
two small boys, and two middie-sized boys -
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Nine. Roniero, also aHP hiladclphian and
the wife of tho, Mexican minister, is al
ways a popular guest and charming
hostess, and must be PLACED very near he
top OF the sociais cdlunin irrespective of
the Official place Of the country she rep
resents. '.S
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SI.O0 Qualities.

Heavy White Fleece nearly
all wool, Red Medicated-aIl
wool, Heavy Natural Grey
Wool, Blue Notified Heavy
Wool, Natural Wool double
back and front. Heavy Weight
all cotton, Ribbed Heavy
Weight go all wool, Ribbed
Heavy Weight Camel's itair.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Senator and Mrs. Burrows are enter
tanning their nicces, the Misses Peck, of
Minneapolis. Mrs. Burrows will be at
home, 1404 Massachusetts avenue, Thurs
days after January l.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

hasSador, and Miss Cana, daughter of the
Chilean minister, Senor du Bose and Senor
Benitz, secretaries of the Spanish lega
tiOa.
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the holidays with her friend, Countess
Marie Won Klingsoehr, at Rutherford, n. j
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Miss Annie Gudger, OF North Carolina,
daughter of Judge J. c. L. Gudgcr, Treas
ury Department, is in the city for the
holidays and is stopping with Mrs. d. Fl.
Graves, SO Fifth street northwest.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Nlrst samuel Pokiuhorn and daughters
have cards out for an early evening re-
ception from to 9. Tomorrow evening.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The poles of Jupiter are nattened atnast
exactly like those of the earth. The phe-
nomenon can be plainly seen with the iele-
scope.-Exchange.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The Misses Tod. Of this city, have taker
cottage for the winter at Aiken, S. c
The morning times., 1896-12-27

On Wednesday Miss Martha Hichborn
VIII Civ" a luncheon Complimentary to Miss
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson Of No. 1926
street Will give an evening reception to
introduce Miss Wilkinson. Mrs. E. Kurt
johnson "A tea at her residence, No. 1900
Massachusetts avenue The Austrian Min
lister and Nine Hengeimuller dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. a. q Wilkinson an evening
reception TO present Miss Wilkinson.
The hunt ball at the Chevy Chase Club.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The reception Of the President and Mrs.
Cleveland on New Years morning, the
diplomatic breakfast at the residence Of
the Secretary of State. and the Cabinet re-
ccptinns of the afternoon Will be the prin-
cipal events OF Friday The dinner to more
than one hundred guests by Senator and
Mrs. Brice OH Friday evening viii he the
one grand evening event OF New Years
Day. A coullion will follow the dinner ana
the favors viii be especially handsome.
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The New Year
At the Palais Royal

VIE festive time will be here-we have been
sue preparing for it for months past It's time you
commenced your preparations and discovered this
G Street corner is ready for you.
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Holiday Excursion Rates 10 Points
south.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Eriil sell, Dc
cember p, %, "a, %, 80, 81 anG Janu-
ary i, good TO return until January /,
1887 holiday excursion tickets to Fred
eItcksburg, Richmond, Petersburg, Wei
den, and other points South. del9,21 %,
23.26,2S,29 ev 90 % "a 27 2s
29m.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

In the Senatorial circle Miss Brice aud
Miss Kate BriCe are quite the most prTIni
nent social figures. Miss Brice is one or
the most attractive bellies Of Washington,
New York. and Newport, who has been cx
travagently admired for the past four
seasons.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

On ThurSdayD- and Mrs. Mackaye- $ NTH
give a dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Letter will
give Il very handsome cotillion on Thursday
night. Mrs. Cornelius Belt will give II tea
from 4 10 O'Clock.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Miss Jane Fuller, the daughter Of the
Chief Justice, and the Misses Condit- Smith,
nieces Of Justice Field, are great favorites.
as is Mrs. Aubrey, who is also daguhter
Of Chief Justice Fuller and one of the most
attractive young women i'll the Supreme
Court circle
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The Spanish dinner was chiefly diplo-
matte, the guests being the French Am
Iassador and Nine. Patenotrc, the Chilean
Minister and Nine. Cana, the Argentine
Minister and Nine. Garcia, the Charge
d d'Affairs OF Colombia and Nine. Rengifo,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay, Mr. and Mrs.
Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Endicott, Miss
Palmcefote, daughter OF the Bfitish am
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Miss Ethel Camp, of 2l1sL street. CAV,

Miss Ethel Camp, of 2l1S L street, gave
a musicale last night III honor of Miss
Marion Garfield, of New York, who is Il
graduate Of Wellesley College. The par
lors were decorated with roses and potted
plants. Miss Garfield was attired in a
handsome cerise gown OF demaSee silk.
Miss Camp wore red silk with black
passementerie: Miss Jecko, bluesilk trimmed
with white lace, and Miss Huber a black
satin gown. Among the gentlemen pres
cnt were: Mr., Freer, MI Seibold. Mr..
Harry Pierce, Mr.. Harry Ketner, Mr. Os-
wald Camp, and Mr.. Dwight Smith
The morning times., 1896-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar OF New
York and Commander and Mrs. Webster
Edgar have arrived in this city to be
present at the marriage of their sister,
Miss Louise Bonaparte. on Tuesday, and
are guests at the Bonaparte residence, on
X street. Miss Parish OF Philadelphia will
be the only additional house guest
The wedding will be celebrated as
quietly as possible owing to the deep mourn
ing of the groom elect. The usiers will be
the same as those originally selected. But
the brother OF the groom, having been
called to Paris by the death of his father,
the Danish minister NJ. Brun, will serve
a best man.
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75c Qualities.

Natural Color Wool, Me-
dunn Heavy, Heavy White
Wool Fleece.
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having been appointed minister TO the
United States in June.
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Mrs. Audenried gave handsome lunch
con on Tuesday complimentary to Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, wife Of Representative
Pitney Of the Fourth New Jersey district,
the other guests being Mrs Lincoln, Mrs.
Wickham Hoffman, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Clover. Mrs. HGrn>by and Mrs. MulligIn
Mr.. and Mrs. P!tney are living at the
Nornandie and are distinct acquisition
to tie Congressional circle.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The 1897 Stock.
for S-button Suede Mousquetaires
lin the correct evening Iint5 for
the coming season.
"A special priee-White Suede
Mousquetaire GIoTes, in l2-but-
ton lengths. guaranteed equal 10
amy heretofore sold az 6 -.
1 for I6-button and So. 80 for %
, button Suede MousqHetaireS,
guaranteed the best possible 70
produce. " hitr, black and all
the leading tiuts are here.
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soc Qualities.

White, Merlno. Heavy
Weight Grey Wool Mixed,
Heavy Weight Natural Grey
and Unbleached Ribbed Tailor
made Canton Flannel Draw
ers.
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Lansburgh s. Fro.
Mems Goods.
Warm Underwear.
Aftermath of the Holidays

4, Now that your Holiday pur-
chaSeS are over, you must
needs give your personal wants
some attention.
Nothing more important to
your comfort than good, serv-
iceabie and warm underwear.
We show the largest line of
Mems Underwear in this city,
and at the lowest prices
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The dance by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay
tomorrow evening, at Rauscher's 5, prom
ises 10 bc very delightful, and viii be
attended 10y very nearly the same guests
that gathered at Mrs. Boardman's, Oh
Christmas night.
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ception on Friday Mrs. Youmans will
be at home at the Portland on wednesday
afternoons throughout the season and will
have for her guest through January Miss
Hoyt, a popular belle of Buffalo.
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Trimmings.

The iS-inch-wide Chiffons and Gauzes are in
eluded-and never were tints and effects so
exquisite.
CI E0 TO sS. IS yard for the Embroidered
pis isOO Chiffons, looking as il spFIRkleI
with natural flowers
7G- and 81 yard for the Plain AI.-silS
~ ChiffOHs-and better qua ity than
ever before for the price
CD 90 for the new style Reveres OF
-pZ. 20 Real HOnitOn AppliqUed ON
MOUsseiine de Sole. They are
positive worth s6fS-imported
20 retail at that price,
Cl De 70 SIS yard for ReaI Duchesse
>pl 81 Point and BRUCE Laces-and -
per cert less than usual prices
are promised you.
GI to S25 for Real Duchesse and Point Lace
vi HaBdkerchiefs-eyery one a bargain,
notwithstanding the prices are not little.
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The ringing out the old and in the new
haS double significance this season in
aSmuch the entire body Of :fficial
society will change with the passing OF
the present administration.
1t is rot only the President, yjSe Presi.
dent, and members of the Cabinet that will
20 their separate ways, hut all the assistant
secretaries, many Of them great acquisi
tons to society, and well Oh to a score
OF Senator'S ana their families will scatter
10 thirty-two points OF the compass.
When Mrs. Cleveland stands to receive
tie homage OF the multitude next Friday
morning, it will be for the last time, and
everyone will appreciate that fact from
the dean Of the diplomatic corps 10 the
least representative OF the untitled al d
unclassified public who will pass within
tie White House gates.