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and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Richardson Glover.
Admiral Remey, General Woodruff. and
MIR. Seckendorn
Miss Rebecca Gather Smith, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
TO Baltimore to spend the winter with her
grandmother Mrs r. Gather, of Cathe-
dral Street.
Among the Washingtonians who re-
ceived invitations to the coming out ball
of Miss Harriet Brown, of Baltimore. on
Friday evening, we're Mr.. and Mrs. Still
son Hutchins Mr. and Mrs r. H. Town
send Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koyen,
and Mr.. Woodbury. Blair.
Miss Anne Phelps Brown is i'll with
typhoid fever.
EIihu Root. jr. and Edward W. Root,
sons of the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Root. are home from Hamilton College
for Christmas week. They win return to
school after New Year Day.
Invitations have been issued by the
Special Students. On organization. com
posed of special students OF the corcoran
Scientific School Columbian University.
for ar informal reception 10 be held nj
the university building on Thursday even
ing. December 26. from 1g0 TO $50
Among those who will receive with the
students arc nr, Greene. Acting prcsi-
dent OF the univcrpltN and Mrs. Greene
Dean and Mrs liodskins. and other men,
hcrs Of the faculty and their wives.
Tho Noricl,s gave their third dance Of
The sessop "Wednesday evening last IN
iUe tall room 81 The Cairo. A large mum
Der OF Visiting friends Vas In attendance
1Aese prosecuted incleded the Misses
Waugh she Masses Noals. Misses Barnes,
Gvvth. l0vus lake. 1tvln Forrest Rick
cts. GRAY Elsckiston Schutz Snider,
Nhitconb Neene. Ednnonsjon. Sewell.
leeea. Hastings. Fuller. Keefe Acker
lowry snd watkins; Nessrs. Copeh-
hsNcr, Church. Nc65. f'ierson iierbert
NscNill, Ncl>easc, Miller Gather l4ar-
vcSsg;tey A. snd c. Noble Kinyon.
Fiseh. Klein. lieWss,lcr. Watson. Spels
house, Garter, simpson, Baker, Ross,
Shiun. NcLcsu. Tongue Roberts. Hollis
Ter. Fair Wooster. Hooker. and lecyh.
Airs ". W Finley VIII give a dance for
Young people 81 Rsusohers on Deoem
her 30.
Miss Elene Foster, vino entertained |
fashionable society twice during the past !
week with her clever recitals. will leave |
for Boston in day or two, but viii return !
next month. on Friday evening she ap- |
pearcd in the music room Of Mrs. Stilscn /
Hutchns' residence on Massachusetts |
Avenue before a distinguished assemblage |
The patronesses. in addition 10 the hos I
tess, included Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Lodge. /
Mrs. Berry, Miss kean. Mrs. Letter. Mrs. !
Reyburn. Mrs Henderson. Mrs Nicholas /
Anderson. Mrs. Barney Mrs. Chatard /
Mrs. John W Foster. and Mrs. Mum.
Miss Minna Cromwell, daughter Of Rear
and Mrs Cromwell and Ensign |
Needhom Lee Jones United States Navy.
have selected the last day OF the year
for their marriage. which is to be celo-
brated at the Church of the Ascension
There is TO be long train Of brides
maids. and as the officers who have been
selected to serve as ushers are TO wear
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Mrs. Mann entertained at a luncheon
yesterday at her new home on Q Street
Her guests were Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Bur
leigh, Mrs. Ridgely, Mrs. W. A. Smith.
Mrs. Charles Needham, Mrs. Mccall. Mrs.
Seymour. Mrs. Taliaferro, Mrs. Patterson.
Miss Fisher, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Reeves
and Mrs. Butler
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The French Ambassador is now on the
ocean en- route 10 Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale will give
a dance January in the ball room OF
the New Willard for their daughter. Miss
Olive Gale.
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Master Phil Knox, son OF the Attorney
General. has gone to Pittsburg for the
holidays. He is schoolmate of Kermit
Roosevelt
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their uniforms. the wedding promises to
be a brilliant one.
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Miss Lulu Cummings. daughter of Prof
G, J, Cummings, of Howard University. is
al home for the holidays
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Baroness Hengelmuller. wife of the Aus
trian Minister. viii hold her first Satur-
day evening reception of the season on
December %
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The Postmaster General and Mrs Smith
will entertain the President and Mrs
Roosevelt the members OF the Cabinet
and their wives and others at farewell
dinner January i3 al the Arlington.
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The New Willard seems TO be the set
ting for nearly all the fashionable dane
ing events now being arranged for the
season. The Charity ball is set for jan
uary lS. incidentally. il anything in the
way oil weather, or more interesting hap
peninEs elsewhere keeps the affair from
being success. there will doubtless be
some people connected with the enter
prise wh5 will lay the failure to the date
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An artistic feature of the week social
programme was a musicale given by Mrs.
Grace Dyer Knight Friday evening at the
residence OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert r. Dyer. 1917 X Street northwest.
Mrs Knight has very beautiful mezzo
soprano voice which has been cultivated
abroad. and which was heard To advantage
In Massanet's ''Elegie," and half dozen
equally fine selections. She was assisted
by Mr.. Anton Kaspar. violinist ard Miss
Edna Bonelle, pianis,e. Mrs Iyerson
Graves WAS the accompanist of the even
ing Mr.. Ksspar's Hungarian rhapsodie
was one OF the features OF the excellent
programme.
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Miss Gortie Bacharach. of Philadelphia,
will spend the Christmas holidays with
Miss Edna Oreyfuss. At hcme today.
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Mrs. p. E. Curlettc. who has been visit
ing friends in Washington, returned yes
terday to her home at Delaplane. Fau-
quier County, Va
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guests on Friday evening. They were Sem
ator and Mrs. Hale, General and Mrs
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Mrs. Roosevelt will give tea tomor-
TOW afternoon that her friends may meet
her sister. Miss Carew, who is at the
White House for the holidays.
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NEWS OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Happenings Of Interest to
Washington Folk.
RECEPTION BY HRS. ROOSEVELT.
Second Public Gathering for Ladies
at the White House Yesterday an
Enjoyable Affair The Receiving
Party Entertained at Tea Presi-
dent at the Theatre.

Mrs Roosevelt gave the second of her
series OF public receptions for ladies yes
terday afternoon from to O'Clock. As
on the Saturday previous. she was assist
ed by the ladies of the Cabinet, and n
number of especially invited guests were
present The latter remained throughout
the reception. and afterward enjoyed an
informal chat and tea. They were; Miss
Root. Miss Knox. the Misses Hitchcock.
Mrs. Cortelyou. Mrs. Cowles, Mrs, RNey,
Mrs. Bingham. Mrs William Loeb, irs
Miss Goodwin. tho Misses NchenSa, Miss
HaWlcy. Miss Mcmillan, tae Misses Nor
gan. Miss Susan ousN the Misses Vet
more. Miss Aucc z. Ward. Miss Mackay-
Smith. Miss Alscc wsuscv, Mss AaHs T
Poor. Miss Mara n. Townsend and Miss
Elizabeth naVis.
Mrs. Roosevelt wore White cleth, With
trscerios Q, soi3 in rssscmca;ersc, witch
relieved ihc bodice, aud = chou ~ white
tuile ana OSPREY ssps Ia heT hair She
did not shake hands bu; greeted She suN-
eral hundred callers With cordial smiles
and friendly bows she carried lsrse
cluster OF pink roses.
Mrs. Root stood at her right, wearing
an eNquisitely dainty gown OF grey crepe
She wore violots.
Mrs. Knox wore black jeited lace over
white and carried crimson carnations.
Mrs. Smith. who will soon retire from
the receiving line at White House reccp-
uons, was gowued in orchid mauve, with
bodice effects in black ribbon velvet and
white lace. SIZE carried 4 large bouquet OF
white roses.
Mrs. Hitchcock wore a delicate grey
gown and carried white roses
Miss Wilson wore most becoming
shade OF light blue and boa Of black
feathers. an artistic touch of color being
afforded by the pink blossoms OF her bou-
quet.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who stood di-
reetly behind Mrs. Roosevelt, wore a
simple but pretty gown of cadet blue.
trimmed with white lace and large bow
of black ribbon.
Mrs. Loeb. the young bride OF the per-
sonal secretary Of the President, caught
her first glimpse of Washington life from
the Blue Room point of view She pre-
scented graceful. pretty picture in a sill
rer-grey gown, with rose in her hair.
As on last Saturday the East Room was
deeked with palms and potted plants
which formed a background here and
there for the flaming scarlet OF poinsetta
blooms. The Marine Band was stationed
irl the main corridor and throughont the
receiving hours rendered 8 programme of
miscellaneous selections. among them
being splendid rendition OF "oberon"
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Mrs. David J. Hin and Mrs Steele have
cards out for tea January from Il,
o'clock
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a box party at the National Theatre
wa given Friday evening In honor of Miss
Dcminiek aud Mrs. Downey. of New York.
who arc stopping At the New willard.
Other members OF the party were Miss
Root, Miss Hitchcock. Miss Goldsboroueh.
Nt Humphreys owen. Mr., Arthur Colds
borough, NJ John sichert. MIR. II. +.
Golasboroush. Of New York: MIR. corcoran
Thom aud Mr.. l.angdon Marvin, OF Al
IanN
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Miss Violet Ridgway. OF Philadelphia,
gave tea during the week in honor of
Miss Patten, of this city.
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Mrs. Nellie b. Van sliugerland. the
authoress, who came to Washington to
attend the meeting of the Woman's Ma
t!onal Press Association, has returned to
New York
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Mrs. John -1ileston Granger has cards
out for Saturday, January 4, at o'clock
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Among the washingtonians who re-
ceived invitations TO the coming out ball
of Miss Harriet Brown of Baltimore. on
Friday evening, we're Mr.. and Mrs. Still
son Hutchins. Mr.. and Mis-. r. II. Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koyen.
and Mr.. Woodbury. Bleir.
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Mrs f. Speich and daughters, the Miss
cs Anna and Grace, sailed for Europe
Wednesday They viii visit Antwerp and
Brussels on their way to Paris. where they
will spend the winter. Next spring it is
their intention to proceed to Switzerland.
where Mr.. speich expects to join his fam
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frantss Collins
will be at home informally tomorrow
evening December %. from TO 10 o'clock.
in honor Of the fftieth anniversary Of
their marriage
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Miss Snow has returned from Europe
after having made an extensive tour
through England, France, Switzerland
Germany. and Italy. and has taken an
apartment at the Farragut. Seventeenth
and / Streets, where ghe will be pleased
to see her friends after the 18th.
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Miss Rebecca Gather Smith, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
TO Baltimore TO spend the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. r. Gather, Of Cathe-
dral Street.
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Draper, the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hill, Mrs Richardson Glover.
Admiral Remey, General Woodruff and
MIR. Seckendorn.
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Miss Josephine Eddy was presented 10
society yesterday afternoon al a tea given
for her by her aunt, Mrs. Somers. 100 "
Street. Miss Eddy is a kinswoman of Mr.
Spencer Eddy. Charge d'Affaires of the
United States Legation at ConstantinopIe.
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Mrs. r Dewitt Taimage will Introduce
her dcbutantc daughter, Miss Rebccca
Collier. NJ a tea January &.
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Miss Anne Phelps Brown is i'll with
typhoid fever.
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Captain Chadwick is the guest OF MIR
and Mrs. Henry boomis Nelson, st their
home on Farrsgut Square.
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Mrs " W. Finley VIII give a dance for
Young people 81 Rausoher's on Deem
her 80.
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lily in the fall --The~reiurn trip will be
made through Germany and England.
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$50 Mems high-erade Suits. I'm single
and le-brsasted: warranted to be
the finest grades of Thibets. Melton-,
Rough Cheviots. English Clays, Wor-
Steds. Nicunas, with neat stripes and
imported Scotch fabrics, excellent
workmanship aad perfect fitting: can
not be purchased at any other store
for less than Sl5 SO 7c
XMAS SPECIAL............. Oh ,
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Elihu Root. jr.. and Edward W. Root,
sons of the Secretary of War and Mrs
Root. are home from Hamilton College
for Christmas week. They win return to
school after New Year Day.
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Cents 2s-inch Union TAaeta Umbrellas.
paragon frames, with silver C1 M
,II.. iji@n,s, d. natural wood han Si.YS
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native Of this city the third Of his aener-
alton to live in Portland and the only
one now living. he received his early
education in this city and then entered
Brown University. On graduating from
COLLEGE be at once entered the United
STATES coast survey. He was ASSIGNED for
Typographical duty with the Port Royal
squadron Commodore Dupont In ths faii
OF 1861 and remained until July, 1862. He
was on duty in front Of wash,ngto un-
I'll July 1868 reporting to Gen. J. q.
Barnard the engineer In charge OF tho
construction Of Notifications. For ths
remainder Of the summer he was with
the sth army corps in Maryland. In the
fall Of 1865 he was assigned TO the staff of
Gen. W. l.. Elliott commanding cavalry
corps department OF the Cumberland
with the assimilatsd rank OF captain.
subsequently he was transferred to the
staff OF Gen. George II. Thomas COM
manding department. of the Cumberland
with the rank Of major, until he was
ordered back to report to the supsrln-
tsndent OF the United States coast survey
In November, 1861
Major boyd Is member OF the staff OF
the commander-in-o chief OF the q. A. Il.
rs special aide in charge Of military in
struotion IN the public schools. He is also
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has been taken advantage of by merry
crowds.
The Lilac has left the marine railway,
her place being taken by the schooner
Thomas ID Reed, The latter's keel was
seriously smashed as the result OF being
driven ashore in the late storm oil
Biddeford pool.
Ssrgesnt Smith, who was connected
with Battery e, End Artillery, formerly
stationed at Fort Preble, is visiting at
the home of Fred A. Dyer. The SER
geant has seen service with his battery In
Cnba since leaving Preble.
The Hospital Steward at Fort Preble
recentlv stuck nail In his finger and is
now Suffering with serious case of
blood poisoning.
Geo. Studiey and Roy Syphers will at
tend the medical school connected with
Bowdoin college
David e. Moulton, city solicitor and
member of the House of Representatives,
returned home yesterday.
Knightville Hose company held meet
Ing in its hose house on Church street
forming ladies' auxiliary to the com
pany was discussed. No definite decision
was reached, but 1t is understood that the
auxiliary Will be formed In the very near
future.
The ice pond at Ligonia has been
scraped preparatory 10 cutting. Ths Ice
Is nearly ii inches in thickness, aud very
clear. The ice will be used by the cold
storage company, Portland.
The new Ice house being built for John
A. SSkilllngs near tnelpond in the rear of
the property OF Z. X. Halves, on Middle
street. Is up and being boarded in, Ice
cutting Will begin next weak.
Rev. &c. s. j. MoAIlIster, OF Pine
street Methodist church. Portland, lac
tured at the Elm street church in Pleas
antdale last evening.
Captain r. W. Ii. Littlejohn and
wife, who have been visiting In Boston
for two weeks, have returned TO their
home on West High street.
j. o. Mountfort Is confined TO his home
on Brown street with severe attack of
MIR. Warren Chaffee of Main ana ID
streets. Knightville, is suffering from a
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Captain Andrew l.. Brown Is passing a
few days with his family on Pine street.
Chas. Jewett Of Summit street is con-
fined to his home by sickness.
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BOSwORTH POST.
Ths Annual TnsssIiation OF omcers
Last Evening.

Last evening the annual installation OF
the officers Of Bosworth Post took Dlacs
st the hail Of the post on Frea street.
These officers were elected several day.
ago and last evening they were Installed
ty Past Commander william II. Green.
There was present good representation
Of the members The following are the
officers who are to serve for the ensuing
yeari
Commander--Charles II Boyd.
Senior Vics Commander-Charles r..
Dam.
Junior Vice Communications ".
Richards.
Adjutant and Clerk Of Corporation
Edward q. Miliiken.
Q1art ,rmaster-Aibert 5. Purinton.
Surgeon-Dr. Il. A. Fessenden.
Chaplain-Rufus Lamson,
officer OF the Doy-John II. Dlmook.
Officer of the Guarti-Afeivin b. Falss.
Sergeant Major-James III. Mhrrett.
Quartermastsr Sergeant-Wm. wardell.
Major Boyd In accepting the honor Of
OF the post made brief
speech OF acceptance returning thanks to
the comrades. The new commander Is a
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There has been excellent skating on
Eaton's pond for the past few days which
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lieutenant governor OF the Maine chapter
OF the society OF Colonial Wars, and IL al.
so one OF the board OF managers Of the
sons OF the American Revolution.
The post elected Major Holman s.
MsIchsr, Major william II Green and
Chaplain Rufus Lamson, trustees and q
memorial commission to consist OF Major
Holman Melohsr and Edward U. SWEET
Commander Boyd appointed the follow
Ing co1nmitteess
Reilef-W. s. Dunn, chairman; ward
one, Hiram Kills; ward two, NJ. j. Sulli-
van; ward three, N. d. Fales; ward four,
q q. Douglass; ward five, w. wardaIi;
ward six, Samuel Bond, ward seven, y.
II. Fabyan; West End. GEORGE W. Ricn-
ards; ward eight, Charles A Plummer;
ward nine, Il. X. Hanson; South Port
land, W. Ii. Manchester; Knightville, ID.
E. McCnnn,
Examining Committes--w. II. Went
worth, IL. ). Thrasher, q. n. Dam.
Burial Committee-R. Lamson, Il. ID.
Winslow, ID. ID. flanagan. ~
Memorial Committee--C. p. Mattocks,
X Lamson, l.. IL. Tohie, Il. q. Milliken,
II. ID. winslow, u. W. Richards, @. ".
Lang, ID. ID. flanagan, ii. Ellis.
Inside Santlnel--M- j. sullivan.
Outside Sentinel Samuel ii. Cannon.
Musician-Samuei Bond.
The post was never In more prosper
GUS condition. IL has 807 mem bers
During the past year the sum OF sbO7. Is
has been expended In relief. Fourteen
member have died,
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For "a Cold I'm the Head
Laxative Broms-Quinine Tablets.
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MAINE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The S8th annual meeting of the Maine
Press Association win be held In this
city. Wednesday and Thursday. January
80 and 81. commencing at 80 O'Clock,
Wednesday evening. There will be a
preliminary nesting for members only
In the aftern BON. 1t is important that
each member intending to be present
immediately notify the secretary, Mr..
Jossh Wood. Portland, Me-, stating by
whom he will be accompanied, that the
usual arrangements may be made for
railroad transportation and hotel accom-
modatlons. A programme giving full
details will soon bs issued.
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p. M, the graduating exercises OF the In
FAINT department. viii be held. Abont
thirty children viii graduate from this
department into the intermediate where
.hey will pursue course of study for
four years preparatory for admission into
the adult department. AT 30 p M the
nastor, Rev. Luther Freeman, Will give
his monthly address to young people,
topic, "Brothers ami Sistsrs." A cordial
welcome Is extended to all.
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WEDDINGS.
KIMBALL BEALs.

The wedding OF Miss Grace s. Beals to
Rev. Daniel W. KimbaIl occurred
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents, MIR. ana Mrs. W. b,
Howatt, ON uppsr Main street,a Dexter.
A few OF the nearest relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony which was per
formed by the Rev. Edward A. Mason of
the Dexter Baptist SGurch, Of which the
bride and groom are both members. The
parlors were very tastefully decorated In
pink and white, with ferns, potted
plants, smilax and evergreens. Little
Marion Smart acted as flower girl, ush-
ering the bridal pair to the bay win
dow where the services was per
formed. The out OF town guests were:
MIR. ami Mrs. George NJ. KimbalI OF
Cambridge, Mrs. W. II. Thomas OF Lew
iston. MIR, and Mrs, Joseph O. Cum
mings of Paris and Miss Freda Howatt
of Bangor
After the ceremony refreshments wers
served by Misses Helen Beals. sister of
the bride, Grace Smart, May Mason aud
Clara Fassett, who were dressed In
pink and white. After spending few
days with the groom's parents in Gam
bridge, Rev. and Mrs. Kimball will re-
main in Dexter for snort time.
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rHE CHINA DECORATORS. oLuB.

The annual meeting OF the China Deco
rators' club was held with Mrs. g. M.
Rice on Thursday. The following officers
were elecsed:
Prssident-Mrs. George S. Roweii.
Vics President-Mrs STANLEY p, Warren.
Secretary-Mrs, W. Fl. Stevens.
Treasurer-Miss Gertrude MilIett.
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effect settlement for the use OF the
building aro1t TO be vacated. Election
of officers result d as follows:
Fresident-BIon b. Small
First Vice Presidential A Hanna
Second Vice INSTRUMENTATION q
Thomas,
eoretary-Ernest Henry.
Treasurer-H. +. g. Hersey.
Executive Committee-Mard one,
Daniel p. Cobb; ward two, David Z.
Monlton; ward thrss, N. w. Trsfethen;
ward four, John Hayden; ward tive,
william Often; ward six, Il q. Key
holds; ward seven, Henry Il. Cash.
The usual clam supper was served in
the best of style By W. G. A. Cobb of
willard and was enjoyed by all.
A SLIGHT BLAZE.
Trefetnen and Dugans hoisting scow
which has been lying for the past three
months at the foot of U street In Knight
willie was on lire Thursday evening about
eight clock. The origin is not known
but is thought to BEEN the work of bows.
A crowd gathered and subdued the flames
and not much less was sustained.
MIR. Willard moved yesterday the build
ing, which was sold at Fort Preble, from
the old site to lot on Myrtle avenue,
willard. For time the electric cars had
to transfer passengers as the road was
blocked by the movement.
RESULT OF GUNNER EXAMINA-
TION AT FORT WILLIAMS
The gunnery board OF the 7th Rsgt. of
Artillery, composed OF Capt. Lundeen of
Fort PrebIe, Il. l., Capt White OF Fort
New York hagbor, aud sDd
Lieut. Haines of Fcrs Banks, Mass who
examined the candidates for
gunnery at Fort Williams have announced
the result of their labors at this post.
First Ssrgt. O'Neil (wno received the
full percentage of 1907, Sergt. Vines.
Sergt. Bergeron, Corp. Reinmiller, Corp.
Pvt. Caldwell, Ssrgt. kirsch-
baum, Sergt. Donovan and Corp. Cattle,
gunner specialists.
LIST class gunners-1st Sergt. O'Neil,
NJ; Seret. Bergsron, e6.4; Sergt Vines,
e5 8; Corp. Keller, 95 o; Sergt. kirsch-
baum, 947; Corp. Dunn, e3a; Pvt.
93.l; Corp. Smith, ~ .; Sergt.
Folmb see, 1919 per cent. Total LIST class
gunners. IL.
End class gunners-Pvt. Thearet, S3.7;
Corp. Bevan, 50 8 Corp. Gale. 500; Corp.
80; Pvt. Botham, ST.; Pvt
ST Pvt. richardson, ST.;
Corp. Dieterich, Sc q; Corp. Deyery, So
Pvt. Brickey, IS; Ssrgt. Donovan, So /;
Pvt Bachman, 1873; Pvt. Houde, 1913
per cent. Total, emu class gunners, IL.
80 class gunners-Pyt. Murphy, II A;
Pvt. MoFarIane, 7l.9. Total Sd class
yunuers, 2.
The members OF Battery ID feel highly |
Iratitiad At the above result OF the work |
lone before the gunnery examining board |
md which gives them nrmer place in
he high standard already occupied by
he battery In military duties and discl-
Zine
A PLEASANT PARTY.
Miss Hattie Spear OF Pickett street
entertained quite large
'arty OF her friends this week. flames OF
Whist, music and general exchange OF
ociability were features of the evening
md refreshments were served. Among
Ter guests from this city were Ethel
Sennsdy, Clara g. Henley, Lizzie VII.
ard, Annie Henley, Miss Broughton,
Il l