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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
One of the Most Brilliant
Functions in White
House Annals.


Gates to White House Grounds
open at $50 o'clock.
Entrance by northwest gate only,
both for carriages and pedestrians
Two carriages only viii be per
mitted to drive under north pOTJicO
az the same time.
Numbered tickets provided for
coachmeu TO secure re-entrance to
grounds for departing guests; SINH
lar coupons for guests.
Entrance to White House by
main front door; exit by bridge
east of north poruco-
Cloaks of all guests TO be left
in main vestibuIe, wraps Of ladies
with those Of their escorts.
Line formed through private din
ing room. to Blue ParIor. where
guests will be received, passing
thence into East Room.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
Corset Covers.

DC Cambria; good quality; trimmed
- with embroidery
DC Cambria; good quality; V-neck;
y trimmed edge and tucks.
enc NaiusOOk. deliberately trimmed with
~ insertion and edge
EOC French. trimmed with Insertion.
~ beading and lace.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
The Unlaundered
Dress Shirts
At 48C each

Are unusual. The reason for their
being 4Sc. instead of the regular
price. T5c., is that the maker Is
going to change the style of bOs-
ON in his future output of shirts
and wants TO dispose of present
stock. Linen bosom and wrist
bands. excellent muslin, cut full,
fully rpinfOrced-in short, a thor
oughly satisfactory shirt that is
worth seventy-fve cents All sizes
on hand except 155.
Special Price, 4Sc.
Mems stOre-hrst floor.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07

The wedding gifts were numerous and
costly. From Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, with whom the bride spent several
months in Paris during the French Expo
sitiOn. she received a superb silver SER
vice and from their children great
chest OF small silver that included every
thing needed for a young hOusekeeper'
menagc. After a trip TO New York. Cap
tain and Mrs FenJOn will go 20 the
formers post at Fort Meade. S. ID.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
COrsets.

7zC W b: white coutil: erect form. top
4 ) finished with wide satin ribbon;
sizes IS TO % Regular price, 500.
7Er ". C. c.. white. pink and blue
/ y coutiI. sizes IS TO % Regular price.
500
Second floor, Tenth ST.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
MARRIAGE OF
MISS FORAKER.
To Wed MIR. Wainwright
at Noon Tomorrow.
ONLY RELATIVES TO BE PRESENT.

Wedding Breakfast to Follow. 20
Which Many Distinguished People
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, and
Members of the Diplomatic Corps.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
Short Skirts

25c Muslin; with hem and tueks
enc Cambria; deep rufie. cluster OF
~ tucks and hem.
q M Cambria. umbrella flounce OF
y sUU lawn. trimmed with clusters Of
tucks-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
Long Skirts.

Long Skirts.
$500 G 9%95lss NTH umbrella G5tssIIan , ao9ass;
lace
81 m Cambria umbrella A0unce OF
= .UO lawn trimmed with two rows OF
t0rchon insertion and lace.
81 IN Cambria umbrella dOunce;
- -JV trimmed with Two rows Of point
de Paris lace. Insertion and rUfhe-
& "a Cambria; lawn rufle, trimmed
i.JV with deep embroidery and tucks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
The Wedding breakfast.

A wedding reakfast was served On the
second floor Ior the bridal party and
buffet breakfast for the additional guests.
Though only a limited number Of invi-
ratiCns were sent out there was a dis
tinguIshed and rather large company
present. 50 many we're the relatives who
came from far and near. Capt. William
B. Rochester. il. l. $. A arrived on
Saturday from California for a six weeks
leave Of absence and was present az his
sisters wedding
The bride is a niece Of Mrs. Bradley
Martin. whose bridal gift was a generous
check, but who did not come over for she
ceremony. She was represented b. her
SON
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
ROCHESTER, FENT0N
NUPTIALS AT NOON.
SOCIETY BELLE-ARMY OFFICER.
Brilliant Ceremony Performed at the
Brides Home by Father Buckley.
Gowns of Leading Partici-
pants-Maay Gifts.

The marriage Of Miss Alice Davies
Rochester. daughter Of General and Mrs.
William B. Rochester. to Captain Charles
Wendell Fenton, L. S. A. was solemnized
at noon today al the family residence on
Eighteenth Street. The ceremony was
performed by Father Buckley, Of St. Mat
thew's according to the Catholic ritual
White flowers and palm foliage formed
the floral decorations Of the improvised
sanctuary and throughout the adjoining
rooms were roses, carnations. and ferns
The bride was escorted to the drawing
room by hei father and was preceded by
her maid Of honor and only attendant.
Miss Ethel Davies. Of New York. The
bridegroom was attended by Captain
Lathyen, [. s. A
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07
The Brides Gown.

The wedding gown was Of white satin.
the skirt falling in simple folds that
formed a graceful train. The yoke and
lower portion Of the sleeves were Of ex-
. qulsitely tucked chiffon. covered with
seed pearls DraPing the bodice was
berthe Of antique point lace A veil OF
the same rich lace formed the bridal veil
which was caught 10 the hair with orange
blossom sprays.
Miss Davies wore a modish gown of
white cloth embroidered with blue and
silver and = large picture hat of pale
blue
Mrs Rochester was gOWned in black
velvet and point lace. and Mrs Davies.
her sister, wore cream RENAL 5sance lace
over brocaded satin. and a hat Of sable
and lace
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-07

Florists and landscape artists are at
work in the great East Room at the White
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
l0URTH GAME CANCELLED

II is possible that Brown will have no
game until a week from Saturday be-
cause OF the management of the Boston
College team cancelling the game ar
ranged for next Saturday. notification be-
ing received last evening by Manager
Dodge. While II is rather a difficult mst-
ter to secure a game at so short notice
Manager Dodge has hopes and will en-
deavor TO secure the team from the
Springfield training school The team
representing this school is OF fair calibre
and is about on par with the team whose
game was cancelled. This is the fourth
home game that has been lost 10 tire
management by cancellation. Colby,
Holy Cross, Bates and now Boston coll
lege failing TO keep the dates arranged.
The Brown team had no practice yester-
day, for after the hard game at New
York on Saturday " was believed best to
give the men needed rest and to permit
them TO work up TO the point of condi-
tion which Is necessary later on In the
week. Work will be resumed this after
noon and continued from day 10 day to
bring the men out In fine form for the
Dartmouth game. which is now the only
event the Brown men are looking for
ward TO.
The game which was 10 be played to-
morrow on Andrews Field by the Brown
and Harvard sophomores. has been can
celled because the Harvard faculty Will
not permit the Harvard team 10 play
games away from home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
WITH SILVER AMMUNITION.

Yesterday afternoon the probate court
held its first meeting In the town hah
Town Clerk William T.. Smyth admins
tered the oath OF office to Judge Aired
A. White. and the following proceedings
occurred
A petition for probation or the VIII OF
Eliza Keefe was continued until the next
regular meeting.
The commission on the estate OF Albert
f. Richardson made its report, ana IL
was continued until the next regular
The Inventory on the Harold Il. Bleyin
estate for $500 was presented ana recoru-
ed Mary M, Brown, guardian. -.
The probation OF the Louisa {. Dean es-
tate was continued with proper notice.
,bs Mr estste Geors Of v" Alfred ". Kershsw, pre-
sented an inventory OF 9.93, which was
allowed and ordered recorded.
A petition signed by Carl W. anS no
Anna NJ. johnson for the change Oh
Emilia s. Martinson to Emilia ;. johnson
estate allowed. changed and adopted.
Jenniett and William IL Iaylor pei, pei,
ton to sell real estate was continued Until
the next regular meeting
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
The 2lst anniversary OF the. 3allou So
ciety OF the First Universahst ehuTen 1loil
versalist church. When the society slai
ed IL had three members. naMeiy, hIs. - ~
%. Miles and Mr.. and Mrs. Oriano free
born AT the opening last evening
chowder supper was gwen, after wnich
light drama was rendered by many mem
bsrs of the church, entitled how iney
Kept Secret rer9ertd M99eat ana nv '', Mrs. A. o.
Miles Mrs Thurston, Mrs. Rlchmonu.
Miss Jessie Arnold. Mrs, John Iha'cher
and Master Sherley Gardner me s, uia
logne made much amusement, ana VIZ
ar,ovahie evening was spent in the
'"u''"' TOWN COUNCIL.
There Is much anxiety among the peo;;
ple as 10 whom will pe the successiuul
people to receive oilicss az ,eeaing will
be held i'm the town nall at CLOCK loI
the following appointments. Town So 81
gcant police officers and speclais pa,ie.s and ana
Surveyor or surveyors, pounu keepeis an"
overseer OF the poor
WENT "DUcK1NG."
Yesterday afternoon a party consisting
FranlSinl were canoeing an the len.
Nile river, and as dusk came on the party
were unable TO determine as 10 tne heoi
ness Of shore Thsy tSs losne bushes SSs and che
scat upset. leaving all the party IN tne
wafer All three swan ashore none 'ne
worse for the adventure.
HARVEST SUPPER.
The Fraternity Commandery, No. SS5,
Golden Cross held n meeting and harvest
supper I'm Odd Fellows hall last evening.
The supper which was delicious anair
was given from TO 3 and was followed
by an enjoyable entertainment OF which
a piano duet by Misses Jessie Smyth and
Pearl Medb1Iry was a prominent feature.
The program was az follows; Piano duet.
Misses Jessie smyth and Pearl Medbury;
vocal selections By Miss, Anna Buckmins-
ter accompanied on the plano by Miss
Amelia Buckminster; vocal by Mrs. May
ID. Mason: piano solo by Miss Daisy
Townsend. reading by Miss Amelia
Buckminster: piano solo by Pearl Med
bury: vocal solo by Clarence Wright; pi-
ano solo By Miss smyth, reading by Ame-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
Providence Gould Not Stop The Clinton
Teams Winning StreaA Last Night
Annual Meeting Of Local Baseball As
SOciatiOn Re|d--Wi|I Have New Grounds

l6S shares OF stock 100 were represented.
The two principal matters discussed were
the selection OF new grounds and the cleo
tion OF a manager for the coming year
Neither was definitely determined. The
board OF directors consists OF President
CresEy. Arthur O Leary and James M.
Shawcross OF Olneyville, who take the
place OF George Ha,lett.
AS regards finances the club Is better
of that II was last year and IL is pro-
posed to use the money on hand to better
.ng the club In every way and carrying
out the project for new grounds. Frank
Corridor was sold 10 the Chicago ciuu
for 5000 and part OF this money has
been paid The remainder will be payaole
when Corridor reports TO that club next
spring Under the conditions no dividend
was declared
The board OF directors has discretion IN
the signing of a new manager and 1, IL
proposed to have a playing manager the
coming year. number OF applications
for the position have been received. Tine
club mas not renewed the lease OF the
Adelaide park grounds and other possible
locations have been considered The
Promenade street grounds cannot be Sc
curol unless bought at 81 a foot. and this
would cost about $3o0.000 Locations on
Smiths hill and between Providence and
Pawtucket- are under consideration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
EAST PROVIDENCE

liza Buckmnster, and vocal solo by Ciar-
ence Wright. The entertainment was well
applauded and exhibited much skill and
training.
Among the officers present were Grand
Commander Walter Townsend. Vice
Grand Commander Mrs. Van Stone. Grand
Herald William Payne. and Grand Wad-
den OF Outer Gate Isaac ID. Gate.
POLICE NOTES.
This morning a woman giving the name
OF Annie Kelly was brought before the
Seventh district court TO answer 10 a
charge OF intoxication and pleading
guilty was fined 81 and costs.
MINOR MENTION.
Last evening the East Providence Vet
eran Firemen held a meeting In its hall
where the regular routine OF business
prevailed
Friday evening the Reliance Lodge
with the Westminster Lodge Order OF
odd Fellows will attend the Sabatio
lodge of Taunton to witness the noted
degree team render the first degree to
many members there.
Wednesday evening Camp No. 2 Sons
OF Veterans will attend the Fall River as
socation meeting.
The Shakespeare club, which lis con-
nected with the East Providence high
school will hold regular meeting tomor-
row evening at the home OF Miss Irene
Bates. 46 Mary avenue.
The Netop council, American Mechan-
les enjoyed a busy meeting In its rooms
last evening. Tonight the Bucklin Post,
G.. A. r., will hold a meeting In Grand
Army hall where the members will act
on associate members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
PQlQ % aIEaS

Providence goes TO Portland today and
plays the first game OF the season at the
city hall I'm that city
IL is said that Mike Everett is think
ing OF returning to the game and may
be seen on one of the teams In the near
future IL seems too bad for such a great
halfback as Everett to be out of the
game.
A new idea will tried In Lowell.
Lawrence and Chelsea and that Is playing
home games Saturday afternoons when
scheduled away from home In the even
ing. Baseball draws big crowds Satur-
day afternoons and II Is believed that
polo will also do well on those afternoons.
il viii be rather hard on the players.
though. two games in n day, although IL
IL always done on holidays.
Captain McGivray OF the Portlands and
the president OF the Western league were
interested spectators OF the game at In
fantry hall last night.
Yesterdays league meeting was a very
enthusiastic gathering and all the man
ayers reported that prospects were never
better.
The superior condition OF the Clinton
team Is due largely TO two weeks pre-
llmlnary practice. None OF the other
teams had much chance to get into
shape. but In a week or so the old timers
will get going and then Clinton will find
Il hard road to travel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11

There was considerable lack OF strenu-
BUSINESS on the part OF the Providence
polo team last evening. while on the 9TH
er hand the visiting Clinton quintet was
a whirlind OF cyelonic energy. Swift as
lightning I'm offensive plays, rugged a.
bears In defensive opera tions and withal
loaded with a car lot of luck. the un-
beaten Leaders lugged OF the game with
goals TO spare.
Wiley played but portion Of the game.
his injured thumb making II almost Inn
possible for him TO hold his stick. To AID
10 this he received n blow IN the eye early
IN the contest with the result that the
big center was practically out OF business
for the evening
Higgins came on and finished the game
out and W. Cunningham did greater
portion OF the hustlng. This change
strengthened the offensive department OF
the team. but left the defence very weak.
with the result that the visitors piled up
the goals most rapidly.
A prominent feature OF the visitors
work was their blocking cf the man. ine
ball was OF little consequence. Get the
man and get him hard was the line OF
campaign OF the Clintons. and get him
they did. Curtis was guarded so wei
that he could do little. and Cunningham
and Higgins only got a chance for the
cage at infrequent periods.
Mallory had an of night N way ano
several easy ones got past him, but ne
was not protected as he should have been,
being left alone often and forced to rush
out to block open drives at his Gaze.
There YVES nothing else for i'm TO do Ena
nearly half of the visitors goals were
made in this way.
Looking at the game exactly as IL &C.
Cured there was not so much difference
In the play OF the two teams. Mallory
had 36 stops and let II pass him. total
OF AZ drives that reached the cage. Casn-
man had l2 stops and let six pass him, oi
a total OF as drives TO the cage. In ad-
dition TO the above each team had ball
come out after being Gagged. The whole
game rested on the failure Of the Provi-
dence defence TO keep Mallory protected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
A DANCE
ENDS In
Death
Miss Syms Sinks From Part
mars Arms and Dies on Floor
Before Doctor Arrives.

New York. Nov 1l.--Froin a scene OF
joyous gayety a dancing academy In
East Fourteenth street has been sudden
ly changed to one of deepest gloom.
While dancing with her partner. and
apparently i'm the best of health and
spirits, Elizabeth Syme, young woman
OF Bayonne n. j.. sank suddenly TO the
floor and died before medical aid reached
her.
The young man with whom she was
dancing had no intimation Of her illness
until I'm the middle OF the room, She
turned to him and said she did not feel
well and fell.
A physician was summoned. but he
pronounced the young woman dead from
an internal hemorrhage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
He TORE
OPEN HIS
WOUND
Detective INLAND Fights Dss-
perateIy TO Put an End to His
Life, and Finally Succeeds.

Chicago, Nov. ll.-Tearing open the
wounds which he had inflicted a few hours
before with suicidal intent. Detective Ed
ward INLAND or the South Engiewood Po-
lice station is dead.
Early yesterday inland. In the presence
Of his sister, cut MS throat. and when
taken 10 the hospital declared he would
not leave the institution alive. He fought
with those at his bedside for nearly an
hour. and resisted efforts OF two police
men and two physicians to keep him
quiet.
Later he freed one hand and tore open
the wound. Efforts to save his life were
without success
inland had been Respondent for several
weeks provoked II is said by sickness
and repeated transfers. He had been on
the force ten years.
The dots come out tomorrow Read to-
days "ad."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
or oiNTMENTs roR CA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury Will surely destroy the sens.
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL through
me mucous surfaces. such AT ticles should
never be used except on prescriptions
iIom reputasie physicians. AZ the damag.
they will DO H. ten told to the good you
can possibly derive IRON them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by n. j.
Cheney Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. In buying Hairs
Catsfrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
ine IL is taken internally. and made IN
Toledo. Ohio. by Il. ,. Cheney a. Co
Iestimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price 7kc. per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
AT new YORK
PrtsidGnthrriVeS to Attend Gam
Der Of Commerce Dedication.

New York, Nov. 1i.-President Roose-
Welt arrived at Jersey City at 6:45 o'clock
this morning over the Pennsylvania rail-
road. lie remained In his car until
about 7:l5 o'clock, when he entered
carriage which boarded ferry boat for
the 23d street station. this city. Thence
the president was driven TO the univer-
sity club. where he breakiasted.
President Roosevelt was met at Jersey
City by Cornelius n. Bliss. Jr., who ac-
companicd him 10 this city. There was
no demonstration at Jersey city. but
considerable crowd had gathered al the
East 23d street station I'm this city. aud
when the president appeared In his car
riage he was greeted with cheers.
With the president at breakfast we're
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. president OF
Columbia university, and several other
friends. After breakfast President Roose-
welt visited his sister. Mrs. Douglass
Robinson. and then went TO the Union
League club. where he rested until time
TO 60 TO the new Chamber OF Commerce.
for the dedication ceremonies.
The dots come out tomorrow. Read -
days "ad-" W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11

tides at 4;47 a. m. and 5:li p. IN.
The following vessels have arrived at
the port of Providence for the "a hours
just past: Steamer fremont. New York:
steamer City OF Newport. Newport and
returned: steamer Bay Queen. Fall River
and peturned steamer Sycamore, Fall
River and returned: steamer Queen City,
Soaconnet and Tiverton and returned tug
patience. Cornwall. ". Y, with barge
r. w. Stetson with 1862 tons OF anthra-
cite coal consigned to the Eastern Coal
company: barge Delhi, Weehawken, with
927 tons OF anthracite coal for the Con-
solidated road; barge Ada l.. Tee with
Sanford. Philadelphia. with barge =. v r..
Watson with 775 tons of soft coal for the
r. r.. Smith company. and the barge
Eckley with 1850 tons OF soft coal for
John ". White N Son. tug America, Wee
hawken, with barge Susquehanns, with
5O2 tons OF anthracite coal for John X.
White e. Son: tug Gaspee. Newport. with
barge Beechwood. Philadelphia. with s9S
tops OF soft coal for the Consolida ;ed
road. schooner Ruth Decker New York.
with brick for James C-Goff. steamer
John B. Collins, New York.
Sailed Steamer Richard Peck. New
York; steamer George w. Danielson.
Newport and Block Island. tug Patience.
Philadelphia. with barge West Virginia.
tug Amer.ca New York. light, c. Il. SAN
ford. New York. light; steamer John Is.
Collins. New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11

At the Labor temple last evening was
held a res llar meeting OF the members OF
the Electrical Workers union, which was
well attended, and considerable business
OF a routine character was disposed OF.
The Providence BARRIERS union met last
evening at the Labor temple and with n
good attendance. Matters concerning the
union Ind the welfare OF the members
were discussed al length.
The CUSTOMARY meeting OF thr striking
mouldcrs was held this morning at the
Labor temple and considerable routine
business was given attention. The strikes
are progressing favorably. the members
say.
At the Labor temple this evening will
he held meetings OF the Providence local
of the international MachlniSts' associa-
fion. Cigarmakers' union. No. ~. and the
Providence Carpenters union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11
BOWLING

Swift's team went down and out to the
tune OF three straight games before Ca
hilfs team In the Music Hall tournament
last evening. the scores not being at all
close. cahill got total OF 27s. including
a single of 100. and Allen got a single of
lO6 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-11

ASSOCIATED CLUB LEAGUE.
The opening game OF the Associated
Club league was bowled last evenang at
Olneyville. and the Columbia lthletic
the Olneyville square Market team. The
Columbias had easy work and won three
straight. The scores were not large
Henry was high man. with total Of 2i8
This evening the Falka and RIP Van
Wrinkle teams will meet. The summary:
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC Club.