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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

members of the Right and Left Bower Club
last Wednesday evening. at their home,
1918 l. Street northwest Mrs. j. j. Owea
and Mr.. ID. r. Nihi0n were yictors for the
first honors of the evening. while Mrs. May
Pullman and Mr.. John Hill won secoud
prizes. The evenings pleasure included a
dinner and musical programme by Miss
Humphreys and Miss owen. Those present
were Mrs. A. C. Gilbert. Mrs. ]. J. owen,
Mrs. May Pullman, Miss EsteIle Steinberg.
Miss Callie Collins, Miss Annie Elkins.
Nellie Humphreys. Miss Amelia Martin.
Mr.. W. Fl. Richards. Mr.. ID. r. Nihion
Gen. W. II. Sears. Mr. TisdaIe Mr.. Johs
]. Hill. Mr.. L. William Thavis The c.ui
will next be entertained by Ms. May Pull
man on Wednesday evening. January IL
Mrs. Emma Z. Du Came. of 2137 I
Street has been entertaining house par-
during the holidays, in honor of her daugh.
ter. Ethel Dell who was spending her
vacation from college at home. Miss Du
Came had as her guests Miss Estelle Mae
Shore. OF tronton Ohio and Miss Marjorie
Meredith daughter of Judge Meredith OF
Edinburg, Va. Tuesday evening a party
was given by Mrs. Du Came to he=
daughters guests. Music. games, ane
dancing were INDUCED In until IL o'clock
when the dining-rOom doors were throws
open aad supper was announced. The
table and room were decorated with holly.
i:.istletoe. smilax palms. and the rich, red
poinsetta blossoms. candles and lamps wers
shaded with red silk. and the effect was
very beautiful Among those present were
Misses Shore, Meredith. Rudd. Kennedy
Aiihollen. Murray. Smith. Parker. Mon
roe, Hopkins. Austin, Marsh, Browne
Bates. and Du Came and Messrs. Neu
meyer. Marsh, Neimeyer Smith. Favorite.
Thompson. Hopkins. Spooner Monroe
Browning. Johnston. and Charles. Austin.
and Alfred Du Came. Misses Meredith,
Shore and Du Came will return to their
alma mater today
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THE MONITOR MIANToNoMoH.
Her sale LiLci, 10 Be Rcromm-n ded
nv n survey 1oard
Bal Pe,nsyIyania Avenue

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The survey
board which has been conducting an ex-
animation Of the double-turreted monitor
Miantonomoh, now at the League Island
navy yard, with vleG to placing the yes
sci again in commission, has completed It's
work. II was found that $3.50. 900 would be
required 10 place the monitor in proper
condition. The Miantonomoh which was
used for blockade duty of the coast OF
Cuba, represents an obsolete type OF con
struetion. When the Government decided
10 establish system OF coast defences on
The newly acquired Possessions in southern
waters. the need OF vessel to act ss a fort
was imperative al Ponce. Porto Rico. al
least. and two weeks ago Rear Admiral
Casey was asked TO appoint this examining
board. The board will, ii Is believed, rec
omInend the sale OF the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mrs Charles G. Dawes gave a luncheon
yesterday in compliment to Miss Burnham,
OF Lincoln, Neb. The ladies invited TO
meet her were Miss Grace Mckinley. Miss
Sara Duncan. Miss Hitchcock Mrs Perry
Heath. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Miss Allen.
Miss McKenna. Miss Griggs. Miss Smith,
and Miss Hughes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mrs Charles Early. of Connecticut Ave-
nue.. has returned from ten-days' visit
to Louisville and will be at home Satur-
days in January. Miss Early after
months visit in Louisville, has joined
house party in New Orleans
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The festivities of the month are to be
brilliantly augmented by a succession OF
dances, the first to be given in Mrs. Wal
lach's ballroom January 10. Each dance
is to be preceded by dinners. given by
the various hostesses interested to the
dancers. who will represent Washington's
most exclusive set.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07
IN TEE SOCIAL WORLD
Plans for a Mclean Musicale in Adj
miral and Mrs Dewey 5 Honor.

Various Functions Announced for
the WccL-t White House Reccp-
ton TO the Diplomatic Corps-Ar-
arrangements for the Marriage of
Miss Miles and Colonel Rcber.
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Israel" The programme has been arranged
by committee OF the chapter, which has
provided music and refreshments. The
meeting will be held in the red parlor OF
the Ebbitt House next Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The Spanish Minister and the Duchess
d'Arcos entertained at dinner last night
when their guests were Mr.. Justice White
and Mrs. White. Mr.. Justice Brown. Mrs
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston.
Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Theron, Mr. and
Mrs. Chopper, Count Won Hacke. Mr. Max
Muller and Senior Riano
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mrs. Quay has as her house guests Miss
Walton, OF East Orange. " j.. and Miss
Woolworth of Sandusky. Ohio. Yesterday
she invited a few friends to meet them at
luncheon.
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Ladies', Mems. Boys, and Children's Rub
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hooe, who have
recently returned from Europe. are estab-
lished in their new home. 2131 r Street
Mrs. Hooe is anticipating a visit from her
mother, Mrs. Dingley. OF Lewiston, Me.
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Mr.. George Gould Lincoln. who has been
spending the holidays with his mother.
Ms. Nathaniel s Lincoln has returned to
his studies at Yale
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The musicale which Mr.. aud Mrs. John
r. Mclean will give on the 18th, in honor
of the Admiral of The Navy and Mrs.
artistic events of the season. The pro
gramme will include numbers by Ernestine
Schumann- Heink and other soloists Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, who will
come from New York for the occasion. to-
gether with the symphony Orchestra, from
Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

DR.. and Mrs. Robert n. Harper have
taken apartments at the Metropolitan for
the winter. Mrs. Harper will give tea
Monday, January %, from until :.
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Mrs. Dewey will receive tomorrow after
noon from 3 TO at the residence of her
mother Mrs Washington Mclean, 1893 X
Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

arrived in Washington for the winter
They arc at the Shoreham.
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Mrs. Rebeeca H. Ryan and her daughter,
Miss Rita Hamilton Ryan. who made her
debut last week, will be a. home on We'd
nesdays.
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she invited few friends to meet ,hem at
luncheon.
Mrs. Joel p Heatwole gave a luncheon
yesterday at the Gordon. The guests were
Mrs. Addison Foster, Mrs. Fairbanks.
Countess De Esterhazy. Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Payne. Mrs. George Williams. Mrs.
Westinghouse. Mrs Merriam, Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. Alden-Smith Mrs
George HUFF Mrs Fowler. Mrs. Steele.
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. J. T. Hough, and Mrs.
Hull,
The Bachelors will give their first cotll-
lion next Tuesday at National Rifles
Armory. The officers OF the club for this
year are Mr. Jesse Brown President: Mr.
p. Lee Phillips Vice President: Mr. George
Howard, Treasurer: Capt Charles McCaw-
ley. Secretary; other members of the 'Ex-
eeutive Committee are Mr. G, c. Glover,
Mr.. Glst Blair, Mr.. J. z. Story, and Mr..
r. I. MerTick.
Mrs F. A NJ Hopkins will give a fancy
dress ball next Thursday evening at
Rauscher's
There was a large and fashionable gath
ering at the tea given by Mrs William T..
Curtis yesterday afternoon a. her home
1901 Connecticut Avenue. The hostess was
assisted by the following ladies' Mrs.
Hansbrough, Mrs. Reginald DeKoyen. Mrs.
John w Foster. Mrs Robert Lansing Mrs.
George b. Williams. Mrs. F. l.. Chaplin.
Miss Phelps and Miss EroI Brown.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote will entertain al large dinner
tomorrow night.
Among the members who have come |
to Congress for their first term is Repre- |
sentative Pedro Perea OF New Mexico. who |
is one OF the wealthiest rsncheros of the !
Southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin F. Leighton. of |
Capitol Hill, have invitations out for re-
ception on the 18th instant, when Miss |
Freda De Forrest Foss will be introduced. /
Mrs. Howard wife of Gen o. o. Howard,
is spending a few days with relatives in
Avenue She will leave the
city tomorrow.
The ladies OF the Metropolitan Hotel will
give a tea Monday. January %. from to Z.
TO be followed by dance. They will not
receive OIL Mondays until after that event.
Prof. Pollard. of Columbian University
VIII speak 10 the Columbian Chapter. ID.
A. r., at its third open meeting on Pa
fri0tic Songs and Memorials OF Ancient
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

One OF the largest and most attractive
teas of last week was that given by Mrs.
Francis Nash at the Washington Club in
honor of her debutante niece. Miss Rita
Hamilton Ryan. The hostess was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs.
Sternberg, Mrs. Van Reypen. Mrs Carter
Mrs. Rixey, Miss Helen Morris Miss Mary
Waite, Miss Sanger, Misses Theodore and
necticut MSS Alden Miss Morris Of Min
nesota. Miss Adola Greedy. Miss Faunt
Miss Constance Adee. and Miss Mary Lam
berton. Among the guests were Secretary
and Mrs. Root, Senator and Mrs. Nc
Laurin. the Belgian Minister and Countess
Lichteryelde. the Misses Shoup Mrs. Bate,
the Swiss Minister and Mrs. Pioda. General
Sternberg. General and Mrs Moore, Mrs.
Condit Smith. Yiscountess de SibOur. the
Japanese Minister General and Miss Cav.
General and Mrs. Rochester, General and
Mrs. Ludington, Colonel and Mrs. Lusk,
Mrs. John w. Foster Mrs Daniel Manning,
Gen. and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. the Costa
Rican Minister and Mrs. CalvO, General
and Mrs. Haywood Mrs. Ainsworth Mrs.
Lansing Gen. and Mrs. Arson Miles the
Chinese Minister. Judge and Misses Morris,
the Korean Minister and Mrs. PAX We, the
Mexican Ambassador and Mrs. de Aspiroz
General, Mrs. Gilmore. and Miss Gill
more, Judge and Mrs. Shepard. Miss Jar
Wis, Mrs. Dawes. Judge and Mrs. Peel. Mr.
John X. Proctor, Admiral and Mrs. Van
Reypen, Senator and Mrs. Plat OF Com
necticut. Mrs Lauder, Judge Embry, Judge
and Mrs. Weldon. DIR. Carter Dr. Rixey.
Senator and Mrs Thurstcn, Admiral and
Miss Walker.
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Miss Katharine Deering. who is TO be one
OF the bridesmaids at the Miles-R ebeT We'd
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Monday evenings during the month at The
Congressional Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The marriage OF Miss Marion Lowery and
Col. Francis Miehier. L. 5. A., will take
place January Is at ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, at u O'Clock.
The bride viii be given away by her
brother, Mr.. Lowery. and will have no
bridesmaids. Major McCawley will be the
best man. The ushers selected are Colonel
Lee, Military Attsche of the British En-
bassy; Captain Treat. U. S. A.: Captain
Macomb L. S. N; Major Russell: Mr. Gist
Blair. and Mr.. George Howard. Mrs.
Brewer. the brides mother. being Ia
mourning. the wedding viii be very quiet
affair.
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The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hay
will give a dinner On the 18th instant in
honor of President and Mrs Mckinley.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Sidney Webb enter
rained a party of young people al dinner
last night. The guests were Miss Gailau-
Diet, Miss McComas, Miss Brown, Miss
Hammick. Miss Daisy Cotton, Miss Julia
Foraker, Miss Webb. Mr.. wilkins. Mr.
Story, Mr.. Wescott. Mr. Charles McKen-
ney. Mr.. d. R Mckee Mr. James H. Hay
den, and Mr. Horace Ffoulke
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Mrs. John W. Foster will receive toner
row. She will be assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Lansing. who win spend this
month with her parents
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Miss Alice VI. Spurrier and Mr.. Finest
Selby were married January / at noon at
st. Marks pro-Cathedral Church. Rev. W.
l.. Devries officiating. the bride was be-
comingly attired in a brown cloth suit with
velvet hat TO match. A wedding breakfast
was enjoyed later at the brides home MIR.
and Mrs, seIby, after January 10, will be
at home al 214t l. Srteet.
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The managers Of the Children Hospital
viii give their annual charity ball Thurs
day, January %, at the National Rifles
Armory. The date is given so far in adj
vance that no other engagements for the
evening Will be made
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Mrs. ]. W. owen. assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel owen. entertained the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

DR. and Mrs Gallaudet will entertain
at dinner on the nth instant. their guests
OF honor being Speaker and Mrs. Hender-
son.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

At the Thursday receptions to bo given by
Mrs Cushman K Davis during January the
receiving hours will be from to O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The Southern Relief Society will give its
annual ball al the National Rifles Armory
January 81
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Dinners VIII also be given this week
by Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks, senator
and Mrs. Kean, Senator and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Grant, Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan,
and Mrs. John W. Henderson
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Mrs John Dalzell. wife of Representative
Dalzell, entertained at luncheon Friday In
honor OF Mrs. McCutcheOn. of Pittsburg.
who is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. De
witt Talmage. The guests included Mrs.
Talmage, Mrs. Westinghouse, and Miss
Paxton.
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on account Of Illness Mrs +. W. Cush-
man. wife OF Representative Cushman OF
Washington State. will not receive during
January.
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Mrs. George W. Cissel and her daughter.
Mrs. John ii. Roche. viii be at home to
their friends on Mondays in February at
their residence, Oak Crest, l6i5 Thirty
first Street Georgetown
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mrs. Faulkner. wife OF former Senator
Faulkner. and Miss saiie Faulkner have
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! ny coiHHlttee OF the chapter, winch ma
| provided music and refreshments. TIL
/ meeting will be held in the red parlor o
the Ebbitt House next Tuesday evening a
o'clock.
Mr.. George Gould Lincoln who has beer
spending the holidays with his mother
Ms. Nathaniel S Lincoln. has returned t
his studies at Yale.
Mrs Rebecca H. Ryan and her daughter
Miss Rita Hamilton Ryan. who made hel
debut last week, will be a. home on We'd
nesdays.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hay
will give dinner On the 18th instant in
honor of President and Mrs. Mckinley.
The Russian Ambassador will give large
dinner next Tuesday in honor of the Span
ish Minister and Duchess d'Arcos.
DR.. and Mrs. Gallaudet will entertain
at dinner on the nth instant. their guests
OF honor being Speaker and Mrs. Hender-
son.
Dinners VIII also be given this week
by Senator aud Mrs. Fairbanks, senator
and Mrs. Kean. Senator and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Grant Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan,
and Mrs. John w. Henderson.
Mrs. Hansbrough. wife OF the Senator
from North Dakota. has cards out for a
tea on January II. from to Z.
Mrs George Barrie, 1929 Fourteenth
Street. will give tea on January IL. from
> TO !.
Mrs Haywood headquarters United
States Marine Corps. will not be at home
to callers tomorrow.
Mrs David Jayne Hill and Mrs. j. Dor
man Steele have cards out for tea Tues
day, January 16, from 3 to T. They will
also entertain at like affair on the after
noon of the 3oth.
Mrs. William Fraser MacLennon will
give tea tomorrow In honor OF Miss
Stevens and Miss Ward.
Mrs. walcott will entertain at dinner on
the 9th instant. when her guest of honor
viii be her cousin. MIR. Burton Holmes, of
Chicago.
The ladies' of the Maccabees. National
Hive. No l. will give a reception on
the 18th OF this month for their past COM
mander. Mrs w. II. Mcneil. who will ar
rive from her home in Texas In few
days.
Senator Kean has dinner invitations out
for January II. ..--
Mr. Frank r. Stockton the author. Is at
the Arlington for a few days EN- route
from his home in Charleston. W. Va, to
New York. He will return TO Washington
In the spring.
Miss VIII Allen Dromgoole and Mrs. A.
C. Pettus viii be at home to their friends,
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Mrs. Hansbrough. wife OF the Senator
from North Dakota, has cards out for a
tea on January II. from to Z.
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f, Mrs. Paris, OF Georgetown. will give
} ca next Thursday in honor OF Rear Adj
mIral and Mrs. Harrison.
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Mrs. Haywood. headquarters United
States Marine Corps will not be at home
/ to callers tomorrow
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One of the pleasantest lat homes OF
The week was that given by Mrs Talmage
on Friday afternoon, al which she was as.
sisted by Mrs. McCuicheon together with
the young daughters Of the house and by
Miss Gosnell. who has been spending the
holidays at the Talmase home, and who
returned yesterday to her home In Baltl.
more. The callers included Mrs. Richard
Proctor Smythe. OF England formerly the
wife of the astronomer. Richard Proctor.
and Miss Proctor. Nho are on visit to
Washington.
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All phases of society, official, diplomatic,
and resident, will be represented at the
various entertainments announced for the
coming week
The most important, Of course, will be
the reception which the President and
Mrs. Mckinley viii give to the Diplomatic
Corps. Those chlvalrous hosts, the Bach
elors, will give their first dance of the win
ter-an affair that is always eagerly an
ticipated by the seasons buds. The
Reber-Mile wedding is an event ri ma
tional interest and as TO dinners, over a
dozen hosts and hostesses have invitations
out, chief among them Senator Depew,
who will entertain 100 guests at the Cor
coran mansion on next Wednesday even
ing. On the same evening the Russian
Ambassador Will give dinner in honor of
the Spanish Minister and the week will be
brought TO notable climax by the Cabinet
dinner which the Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Hay will give to the President and
Mrs. Mckinley.
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| Mrs. George Barrie, 1929 Fourteenth
| Street. will give a tea on January IL. from
I IN
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The nuptial annals of 1900 will be in
augurated brilliantly next Wednesday by
the marriage of Miss Cecilia Sherman
Miles and Capt. Samuel RebeT, L. S. A.,
which will be solemnized at ST. Johns
Church at noon. The ceremony Is to be
performed by Rev. Mackay-Smi d. D.,
assisted by Rev. Dean Davis of st. Louis,
brother-in-lsw Of the groom. Unless the
present programme is changed Captain
Reber, in the uniform OF his corps, and at
tended by his brother, Mr.. Max Reber, will
enter the chancel as the bridal train comes
up the aisle led by the first bridesmaid
Miss Gilmore. She will be followed by the
six additional maids, Miss Reber sis er of
the groom, and Miss Rosina Hoyt. OF New
York; Miss Sherman OF Cleveland; Miss
Jessie Gary. Miss Katharine Deering. and
Miss Marion Lowery. whose marriage TO
Col. Francis Michler will occur at the same
church tomorrow week at noon.
Their gowns will be of white lace with
French knots OF blue velvet, and each will
carry a large bouquet of pink roses. The
bridal robe will be a dream of white satin
and misty old family lace. and with it will
be carried lilies of the valley arranged in
a shower bouquet
General Miles will give his daughter In
marriage.
The ushers, who are principally brother
officers of the groom, viii each wear the
full uniform of his rank. They will be
Capt. Montgomery Macomb, OF the artil-
lery; Col. Francis Mchler Of General
Miles staff; Captain Squires Of the Signal
Corps; Major r. B. Mott aide to General
Merritt; DR.. Patterson, of Philadelphia; Mr..
p, T. Sherman, son of the late General
Sherman. and Mr. John B. Henderson, ir..
Of this city.
Immediately after the ceremony General
and Mrs. Miles will give wedding L. eak
fast TO the bridal party, out Of-t0wn guests.
and a small comnany of Intimate friends
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Mrs David Jayne Hill and Mrs. ]. Dor
man Steele have cards out for tea Tues
day, January l6, from 5 to T. They will
also entertain at a like affair on the after
noon of the 30th .
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Mrs Wacott will entertain at dinner on
the 9th instant. when her guest of honor
viii be her cousin Mr. Burton Holmes, of
Cbicago
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Miss VIII Allen Dromgoole and Mrs A.
C. Pettus Will be at home to their friends,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Senator Kean has dinner invitations out
for January L.. .....
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The ladies' of the Maccabees. National
Hive No l. will give a reception on
the 18th OF this month for their past COM
mander Mrs. W. II. Mcneil. who will ar
rive from her home in Texas In a few
DAYS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

Mr. Frank r. Stockton the author Is at
the Arlington for a few days EN- route
from his home in Charleston. ". Va, to
New York. He will return 10 Washington
In the sDriug
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Ladies' fine Wei Kid Lace and Button
Shoes, in the latest style toe-sizes are almost
completes values for Si.79.