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The times., 1899-12-31
General Andrade in Porto Rico.

General Andrade. late President of Ven
ezuela. who was deposed by General Cas-
tro. the present President, is reported to
be in Porto Rico. He is said 10 have sent
back to Venezuela the battleship on which
he left the country. General Castro. it is
reported. will not endeavor to capture
Ardrade. nor will he confseate his prop
erty which he left in Venezuela. Senor
Andrade. brother of the deposed President,
who represented Venezuela in Washington
is now in Paris.
The times., 1899-12-31
THE PRBSIDENI'S CALLERS
Many Public Men Pay Their Re
speetS 10 Mr. Mckinley.

Secretary Root Desires nm Ehriy
Graduation Of the West Point Class
ModiGes the Plan OF Decorating the
White House for New Year Day.
The times., 1899-12-31

The official arrangements for tomorrow s
reception at the White House was an
nounced by Secretary Porter on Friday
afternoon The industrious chToniclera
who have been wearing out pencil and de-
vastating copy paper in their dramatic
and, OF course. -well-meant efforts, to ar
range Mr. McKmley's programme for
hin-possibly on The principle that variety
is The spice OF life-haye had their trouble
for nothing. The President has maintained
the order OF precedence. sanctioned by Gus
tom. and there will be no shifting OF ranks
in the pageant that viii tomorrow pass
down the line" at Columbia's Court The
order of the reception for tomorrow is as
Follows
Il:01 a. m--The members Of the Cabinet; the
Diplomatic Corps.
il:l5 4. ne Chief Justice and the A.sosiate
justices ~ the supreme Court Of the United
States: TIE Jodges oi the United Sates Court ot
Claims: the JUDGES uf the Court OF Appeals; the
JudcJs oi the supreme Cour, OF the instinct ~
CugmbI8. former Cabinet members, and i'tinei
NiuistG- oi tha United States.
lI.z5 a. m.-S-EsJors, Representatives and
Delegates ~ C1HgrC~si the Commissioners shd
judicial otucors OF t,e District ct Esumhia
d. g.
NAVY. officers OF the Marine Corps commanding
gya.ral and general s:af OF tine militia of the
District of Columbia.
1900 m.-Thc Regents and Secretary ef the
Smithsonian Institution. the CommisSioner 0I
Fisheries the Civil Service Commission, the In
terstate Commerce G. mmiSsion, tine Commiss oner
oI Labor, assistant secretaries Of departments 4
sistant Posgmasgtrs General. the Solicitor Gen
eIsI Assistant Attorneys General, the Treasurer
Of The United States, the Commissioner OF Pen
sious the Commissioner Of Patents, the Comp
troller oi the Curroncy, the heads OF bureaus IN
the several departments the President oi the
Columbian Institute for The Deaf and Dumb.
1918 p. m.--Ihc Associated Veterans G tine Nar
Of 1861. tine Grand Army ot the Republic the
Military Order of the Loyal L gi1u I the tnitad
StaIes, tho Union NeJ1ian Legion, Spanish War
Veterans. the members OF the Oldest Inhabitants
Association Of the District at Columbia.
l2.@5 p m.-Reception OF citizens, which viii
terminate II go p. m.
Carriages VIII approach the Executive Mansion
by the western gate ard leave by the eastern.
Pedestrians viii approach the mansion by the
western gate ana leave by the eastern. In ac
cordance with custom, the grounds south oi tns
mansion and the southern entrance viii he closed
on New Year Day.
The times., 1899-12-31
"A Com tented Mind
Is a Continual Feast.

But for i contenfed mind you mast
maze q healthy body, and this is possible
only By making ard Keeping the blood
pure. This IS Just Dhaf Hoods Sarsapa-
riLia does, and that is qohy Il cures dis
ease and gives abou7dfng health m place
Of illness and debility.
Morning Fatigue suffered qUah
: tired feeling and headache every morn
ing and eUenb7g. I took Hoods Sarsapa-
rala, and got relief. II also cured me of
the grip and Of cafanh of u years dura-
tion." Mrs.. Jennie Horner, StoysfozUn, Pa.
Be SIRE 10 gel only Hoods because
G0odJ SaaJab0aiM
Zs:g5z
The times., 1899-12-31

Start in with the New Year 10y drinking Heu-
rich's beers Some people drink not ing elsa but
Heurch's, because they arr convinced that no
other beer equal Naerzcn, Senate. and Lager
for purity, age and strength. 'Phune 80, Ar
lington Rottiiug Co., fug ID ease of tcCsiCh's.
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IN TEE SOCIAL WORLD
Official Programme Of the Presi-
dents Reception.

Sir Percy snnGerson Entertained at
the British Embassy - Mrs. Cages
Breakfast in Honor Of Her HouFc
Guests - Mr. aRd Mrs. sIayden's
"At Home - Personal Mention.
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Ministry Of Foreign Relations,

VIWIUl
Sir: I have the honor To ackHoW ledge the re-
Ceipt Of the esteemed communication If your eN-
cellCncy dated the 18th inst. No -. with dfty
prospectus, and 100 pamphlets relative 10 the
Pan American Exposition, which will take place
in the city OF Buffalo the lst OF May. 1901
Your excellency has the kindness 90 express TO
me that the Department of State in Washington
has manifested the wish that the Government Of
Bolivia will accept the invitation, which soon viii
be forwarded, to take part in that exposition. 1t
is pleasing for me to assure your eNcellenCy that
my Government heartily endorses the best wishes
TO cultivate commercial and industrial relations
with the United States, and in view OF the advan-
tages of an exposition purely American, will ac-
cept with pleasure the invitation from the Gov
crnmcnt of the United States, and will place be
fore Congress the necessary communication TO
make practicable the participation OF Bolivia in
that exhibit Of the American industry and com
mcIce. | avail myself Of this opportunity TO Of
fer to your cNCcllency the homage OF my high and
distinguished consideration
FERNANDO L. GTACHALLA
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ACCEPTS THE INVITATION.
Bolivia VIII Participate i'm an All
American Exposition.

George H. Bridgman, United States Min
lister at La Plaz Bolivia has sent to the
State Department the reply Of the Minister
Of Foreign Relations OF Bolivia to an in
vitation sent BY this country to Bolivia
inviting that State to participate in the
Pan-Amercan Exposition. 1t is as follows:
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II don't think that the Openi no Of
free intercourse with Porto Eic is going
to injure the prosperity o eth Flo ida
or California, said Dr. r. J. LO can Of
Jacksonville, at the Arlington last nig1L
II do not believe that the island can af-
feet the fruit trade to an, * nc and the
tobacco growing States can hand y De in
jured since the Porto Ei ar .ea as been
used for years in the Ulit States under
the garb of Havana. It is on y GOOD FOR
filters and Will not make co pCti on for
the domestic product TIL siaH is not
much more thau half as Ia "Hunecti-
cut, and the only danger appr hente3 from
our new possessions Is that Mai tobacco
may be admitted free ald thus use strong
competitiOn.'
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The sLnsic nj St. Mnr,,s.
The choir of st. Mary's Church, Fifth
Street northwest, between G and II Streets,
will render the following music today:

will render the following music today:
High mass at 1880 a. m
"Asperges Me, Domine" ..........G O. T. Weiss
Mass No 3 in Observation-Disclosures. 49, Haydn
Ofcrtory; Date Slnitum Pastorcs' M. Costa
(i}ass solo and chorus.)
'Neni Creator" before confirmation (lro
for Soprano tenor, and bass. The. La Hache
Vospers service at 30 p. m
Psalms: Domino Ad Adiuyandum' and
'DiAit Dominus' .-..- ..........S. Mercadante
''Iaudatc DomiuHm ..................C. Moderate
hd8lillitdt 'l''haNatitN
alma Redemptoris" alto soo)........E Mario
80 Sllutaris' 's...................B Bohm Wiegand
CTenor solo and quutette,)
''Tantum Ergo in a. --........,-....J. "iegand
81 Iaudgte pominIun'' o.. .Gregoriau
On New Year Day the music will be the
following There will be no vesper service,
and the benedicton of the blessed saera-
ment VIII be given after the mass:
The times., 1899-12-31

The younger members Of society danced
a merry measure last week. In addition 20
parties. large and small at the homes OF
hostesses more or less prominent in social
circles, there were dances at Rauschers
nearly every night in the week. Miss Jane
Albert inaugurated the Yuletide festivities
on Christmas night, when her guests in
cluded nearly every debutante of this sea-
son aud last together with their attendant
cavaliers. and a number OF college students
who were here for the holidays. On
Thursday night the hostess OF the evening
was Miss Curry Connolly, whose guests
were practically the same as Miss Albert 5
both being buds in the same social set. On
another evening the famous ballroom
with its decorations Of spicy fur and pines
and scarlet ribboned wreaJhs, was given
over to the lads and lassies whose coming
out honors will add to the social annals Of
the next century, and on the following
evening the polished floor was again the
magnet that attracted the juvenile set who
were fortunate enough TO be the friends
of Miss Caroline Postlethwaite, for whom
the dance was given.
| One Of the largest and most beautiful
/ juvenile parties Of the week was given by
| Mrs Thomas NJ Gale in the ballroom Of
/ the Raleigh for her young daughter Olive
! and several young friends VINO are her
/ guests for the holidays.
The times., 1899-12-31

''The war in the TrausyaaI Viii bring out
a large number of new hoIG rs OF the Vic
toria Cross. said J. j. ". Clarkson. who Is
registered at the Shoreham from London,
England.
Before the outbreak of hostilities in
South Africa there were only l55 proud
possessors of the valued piece OF metal.
and the number was rapidly decreasing.
Already twenty-five men have been chosen
from among the troops who are now dgbL-
ing the Beers for the distinction OF ". c.
and at this rate the number viii reach at
least fifty before the trouble IS settled.
The order was created during The Crimean
war and ranks second with South Africa
at present, and even the Indian mutiny.
with forty-two names ON Che roll bids fair
to be outranked by the deeds OF the present
struggle.
Strange as &c may seem, the ratio of
killed and wounded in tn Sou. African
campaign has been less than in any pre-
vious struggle. Thus far Ia Fl Of a. Gen
eraI Lord Methuen s force rim. he three
actions at Belmont, Iodd,r r. er. ard
Graspan, the ratio has b en- one kifl=d to
three wounded. In the Rus c-Tu iish war
the ratio was as high as 1 to
The times., 1899-12-31

Sir Henry Irving goes from Washington
with the gratifying consciousness that his
visit here was both an artistic and social
success. Indeed, he was distinctly the lion
of the week. being the guest of honor at
successive luncheOns, dinners, and suppers
given before and after each performance.
Among those who entertained the distin-
gushed actor were the British Ambassador
and Lady Pauncefote, the Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Hay, the Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Root, the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Smith. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mel
.nn papn
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Miss Wilson. the daughter of the Score
tary OF Agriculture viii have with her
Mrs. Dalzel. Mrs Walsh Mrs Raymond
Patterson, Mrs. Willis Moore, Mrs. Perry
Allen. Mrs. c. d. Clark, Mrs Gallaudet
Miss Florence Foraker, and Miss Emily
Cotton
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Major John ii. Burke is registered from
the United States at the Raleigh. Major
Burke is the manager of Buffalo Bill. He
is in the city on "A pleasure "trip and viii
be the guest of Captain Allison Nailor to-
day. He will remain here uUtil Wednes-
The times., 1899-12-31

E. X. Clarke, OF LONDON. Ontario. IS at
the Regent for a few days. L came here TO
dodge cold weather" said be last night.
and if this is a sample OF the sunny
South l think I VIII 20 back up into Can
ada where it is at least comfortable From
the stories told me / believed that I would
be foolish 10 bring even an oyercOat to
Washington, but l am sorry / failed 10
carry my blanket suit"
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs. Hitchcock, wife Of the Secretary of
he Interior. win hold her first New Year
reception as the wife Of a Cabinet official
al 1861 X Street She viii be assisted by
Mrs Henry G.. Sharpe. Mrs. George c. Fra
ser Mrs Fairfax Harrison, Miss Fay. Miss
Ernst. Miss Mott, Miss Caszels. Miss Ethel
Wallace. and the Misses Hitchcock.
The times., 1899-12-31

Next always in interest to the diplo-
matte breakfast given by the Secretary Of
State is the reception OF the general com
manding to the officers OF the Army. Gen
eral and Mrs. Miles viii be assisted in to-
morrow's function by their daughter. Miss
Miles, Mrs. Sternberg, Mrs Stanley Mat
thews Mrs Gilmore, Mrs. Andenried. Mrs
McCallum, Mrs. Wiborg. of Cincinnati;
Miss Gilmore Miss Cotton, Miss Sawtellc.
Miss Webb. Miss I4orstmann, Miss RugEles,
and Miss Mitchell.
The times., 1899-12-31

The Secretary OF State and Mrs Hay will
entertain the Diplomatic Corps at bsf1zt
breakfast tomorrow at noon. The l2Gi
F=no have been invited by Mrs. Hay to as
sist in the hospitalftes OF the occasion are
Mis- Lodge Mrs. Hit Mrs Eill Mi
BoardInan. Mrs. Thomas ". Crid.es, and
the Misses Hay.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs smith wife OF the Postmaster Gen
eraI. Will have with her at tomorroW's re-
ception Mrs Foster, Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs
Heath. Mrs Bingham Mrs. Curtis, Miss
Marie McKenna the Misses Naury. Miss
MaeVeagh. Miss Evans and Miss Hem
mick
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Mrs. Gage viii be assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Charles E Spaulding, Mrs J. stan
ley Brown Miss Lucy Page, Miss Cassini
Miss Ethel Horstmann, Miss Swarzy, The
Misses Griggs, and Miss Jessie Gary,
daughter Of the former Postmaster Gen
eral. VINO is spending portion OF the no !
6ays with Mrs. Gage.
The chiefs and employees of the Treasury
Department viii offer their New Year con-
gratulstions 10 Secretary and MIS-. Cage at
2.A5 clock
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With inc exception Of Mrs GIiggs. vie
Of the Attorney General, who is detained
in Patterson by the Illness OF her mother,
all the ladies of the Cabinet viii hold le-
captions tomorrow. beginning at 2:3c
o'clock and continuing throughout the
afternoon.
An erroneous report was current cSy
or two ago to the effect that ladies would
make the round Of calls. It was only
another Of Mrs Gruudys mistakes No
such innovation has been considered by the
hostezses Of tomorrow. and oaly gentlemen
viii he expected by the ladies Of the Cab
inet or By Mrs Miles and Mrs. Dewey.
The times., 1899-12-31

The Russian Ambassador win give
dinner on the same evening in honor Of
the Spanish Ambassador and the Duchess
d Arcos
The times., 1899-12-31

The Austrian Minister and Baroness
HengelmulIer will give a dinner January
% in compliment to the Hon. Lillian
Pauncefote and Mr. Bromley.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs William r. Aldrich of Alabama
1881 New Hampshire Avenue, will receive
tomorrow from to 6. assisted by her
daughter, Mrs, John w Pratt and by
Miss Mary G. Tongue. Of Oregon, and Miss
Ida Eayenson, Of Philadelphia.
Adiutant General corbin win give d
The times., 1899-12-31

The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey
viii receive the officers OF The Army ana
Navy and the Marine Corps. and their other
gentlemen friends. from 1870 10 2:3O
O'Clock, at the residence Of Mrs. Mclean,
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Mrs. Root. wife OF the Secretary of War
will hold her first New Years reception as
the wife Of a Cabinet official tomorrow.
when she Will have with her, in addition
to her young daughter. Miss Edith Root,
Mrs Bates Mrs Sheridan, Mrs. Cowles.
Mrs Postlethwaite. Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs.
Parsons the Misses Bates, Miss Sheridan,
Miss Sanger. Miss Hawley, Miss Adola
Greely. Miss Patten. Miss Davis Miss Nc
Kenna. Miss Hagner. and Miss Glover.
The times., 1899-12-31

day of it tomorrow but perhaps Miss Cas-
sini. the young niece OF the Russian Am
bassador, has more engagements to lli than
any one Of them ALL With her uncle the
Ambassador she viii attend the reception
at the White House and Immediately go TO
the diplomatic breakfast to be given by the
Secretary of state. At 1890 she Will be
with Mrs. Dewey until the close OF her re-
ceptiou, and then receive in the afternoon
with Mrs Gage She will then fill dinner
engagement and after that attend the dom
ino party at Mrs. Ffoulke's.
The times., 1899-12-31

Nrs. Long. wife OF the Secretary Of the
Navy. VIII receive at the Portland. assisted
by Miss Leng. Mrs. Charles II. Allen, Mrs
Rodgers. Mrs Denny Mrs. Sargent. Mrs
Mulligan Mrs Hunt. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. W.
" Phelps, Miss Satterlee, Miss Allen,
Miss Benham. Miss Evans Miss Gallaudet
Miss Gilmore. Miss Bradford Miss Wal
lace. and Miss Painter.
The times., 1899-12-31

1905 X Street Mrs Dewey viii Be assisted
in receiving by Mrs Mclean, Mrs. John h.
Mclean and Mrs. Ludlow together with
number Of young ladies'
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller viii
receive at 1900 T Street from / to !.
Neither Mrs. Frye nor Mrs. Henderson
will receive.
The times., 1899-12-31

Owing o Inc war in Sou Africa, Chris
mas at the British Embassy was not cese-
brated with the Yuletida fes iyities. which
have heretofore been characteristic of It's
most hospitabIe host and hostess. TIE
Ambassador and Lady Paunctf0te CAV
treir annual dinner on Christmas Day TO
the Embassy attaches when holly berries
and mistletoe shared the kouors Of TIE
great round table with the official 81 yer
Christmas greens are always in elaborate
evidence at the British Embassy. and as
usual, the great portrait Of the Queen was
framed in garlands Of living crimson and
green.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs. L. o. c. Lamar will be at home
Thursdays in January at 1888 Seventeenth
Street
The times., 1899-12-31

Another dancing event of tomorrow will
be the fancy dress party to be given by
Mrs and Miss Cushing Of Connecticut
Avenue
The first important wedding 0! the new
year will be that of Miss Miles and Cap
tain Reber, L. s. A., which will take place
January 10, at St Johns The ceremony
viii occur at noon and, owing to the linn
tied capacity of the historic old church,
cards of admission were inclosed in the in
vitations The reception and breakfast at
the residence in Street Will be limited
to the family and a few specially invited
friends. The maid Of honor viii be Miss
Anna Hoyt, Of New York and the band OF
additional maids will be Miss Reber, OF
St. Louis sister of Captain Reber; Miss
Sherman, Of Cleveland, Miss Rosina Hoyt
OF New York; Miss Jessie Gary, Of Balu-
more, with Miss Decrng and Miss Lowry
Of this city Mr. Max Reber Will ofiiciate
as best man. and the ushers viii include
Colonel Michler, Captain Macomb. Captain
Mott, Or Patterson, OF Philadelphia, and
Mr. r. T Sherman, Of New York the lat
ter a relative both Of Miss Miles and her
liancc Almost the entire train Of maids
are daughters of prominent Army and Navy
officials, and the ushers are mainly brother
officers Of the groom.
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The Misses Hay are to be the guests OF
honor at d dinner to be given on January
u By Nj and Mrs. Clement A. Griscom, Of
Philadelphia Afterward the guests will
attend the first assembly, which is always
one of the distinctly fashionable events OF
The season in that city.
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Society is 10 be deprived this year of the
pleasure OF dancing the old year out, but
the festivities Of 1890 viii begin in most
delightful fashion tomorrow night with a
dominoe party to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Flouike in honor OF their young daughters
Debutaute teas are very delightful, but
even social sweets viii clog and the nov
city OF fascinating pink dominoes and mys-
terious black ones are very alluring for
the Younger members Of Queen Fashions
court. who have put in part Of nearly
every afternoon in December assisting in
one Of their number launching on the So
cial sea. The guests viii unmask for mid
night supper and afterward a cotiliion win
be danced, Mr. Olmsted leading.
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luncheon at Chevy Chase on Tuesday Jan
uary ?, when Mrs Root wife of the Sec
retary Of War. viii be the hostess.
Senator Depew. of New York. has invita-
tions ont for January 3, when he will
give dinner on an elaborate ssale in
keeping with the hospitality which he is
so famed.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs r. V Belt has cards cut for tea
tomorrow from to O'Clock in honor of
house party of friends from Philadelphia
and Wilmington
The times., 1899-12-31

Among the Washingtonians present at
the ball given last week in Horticultural
HALL Philadelphia by Mr. James W. Paul.
in honor OF his daughter. Miss Ellen DreXel
Paul, were Baron and Baroness Hengei-
muller Baron Aliotti. Count Lich,eryelde.
Mr. {. Handbury Tracey, Hon. Audrey
Fauncefote. Mr.. Deschamps Mr. Elkins,
Miss Edith Patten. Miss Helen Patten, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Legare.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs. Talmage and the Misses Talmage
will receive Fridays throughout the season.
The times., 1899-12-31

The British Ambassador and ady
Paunccfote entertained az dinner last Hjebt
in honor Of Sir Percy Sa1dtrsou. British
Consul at New York. and Miss Saudorscn.
waO are their guests for the week Tn
company invited to meet them included the
Austrian Minister aud BaTOEess Henga =
muller. Commodore and Mrs. G. Try, of NeH
York Mr. and Mrs. OBonueu Mr. aid
Mrs. Alexander Legare. Mr.. ard Mrs
Philip Mcmillan. Mr. and Mrs. DeKovc1
Miss Hay, Miss Maude Wetmcre. tee
Misses Gerry, Miss Alice Waydes. Mss
MacVeagh, Miss Post, the Hon. Maud
Pauncefote. the Hon. SybiI Paunc, fote, The
Danish Minister. Mr. de StraIe Baron
hmbrozy Senor Riauo Mr.. Eliot Gregory.
Mr. David Bishop Of New York Mr. An
drews, Mr.. George Stetzon, Mr.. LOVE- her.
Nr Max Muller, and Sir Brom ey.
The times., 1899-12-31

Mrs. Cushing. OF Connecticut Avenue. has
invited a few friends to meet Miss irwin
and her mother. Mrs Simpson, both of
Sir Henry Iryinss company. at O'Clock
this evening Mrs. Simpson is the daugh
ter of Lady Hill. of London.
The times., 1899-12-31

Col c. T. Alexander, L. S. A., retired,
and family have located for the winter at
1920 Twentieth Street.
The times., 1899-12-31

The third annual dance of the Chi Deu-
teron Charge Of the Theta Delta Chi fra
ternity was given in the ballroom of the
Cairo on last Wednesday evening. The
decorations were Of palms and Christmas
boughs. mingled with pennons of black,
white. and blue the fraternity cOloTs, and
orange and blue OF Columbia. Ten other
universities were represented among the
guests who are here for Christmas week.
The chaperones Of the occasion included
Mrs. stanton J. Peele, Mrs Greely, and
Mrs. Lambertou.
The times., 1899-12-31

While Capt. f. l. Houston. of the United
States ship Amphitrite is on sea du,y, his
wife and daughter Will remain alb oed, and
VIII probably net return 10 Washington til
after the Paris Exposition
Ensign Victor Houston, son of Cap Tain
Houston is on the Hartford now on her
return trip 10 the East from San Francisco
The wives Of congressman stopping al
the VaInum 90 not receive on New \ ear
but viii be at home the second aad fOu ii
February.
The times., 1899-12-31

Representative and Mrs Slayden enter
tanned last evening with genuine Southern
hospitality. in honor Of their house guests.
Judge and Mrs. T. s. MaXey, of Texas.
There were present the members of the
Texas delegation in Congress and their
wives and a number of others from that
State now in the District.
The times., 1899-12-31

Secretary and Mrs. Gage gave a break
fast yesterday morning in honor OF their
holiday guests Mrs. f. =. Pierce. their
daughter; Miss Ruth Crandon, their niece;
Miss Jennie Cox, and Miss Sway. all Of
Chicago. The additional guests were Miss
Wilson, the Misses Hay, the Misses Hitch
cock, Miss Lila Griggs, the Misses Nc
Kenna. the Misses Horstman, Miss Pattcn.
Miss Josephine Patten, Miss Ward, and
Mrs J. Stanley Brown
The times., 1899-12-31

The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give its next dance January at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory.