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SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Miss Donnellan entertained a party
of about fifteen at the lake Tuesday
evening.
luncheon Thursday, in honor of Mrs
Orson Reiser of Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. McGurrin gave pleas
ant dinner to a party of friends at the
Country club Wednesday evening.
Miss kirkpatrick was the hostess at
a prettily appointed dinner at the
Country club Wednesday evening
Miss Isabel Monahan gave delight
fully informal affair Thursday evening,
in honor of Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo.
On Tuesday Miss Clara Hall enter
tanned at a luncheon in honor of Miss
Reyer and Miss Rafield of Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. J. z. Bamberger entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening, in honor of
number of friends, who are guests in
the city at this time.
Miss Carrie Sappington and Miss
Edyth Hale received their friends very
informally at the home of Miss Sap
pington Thursday evening.
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The people of the Fourth ward will
hold a reunion Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bailey on
Sixth South and First West streets.
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The ladies' auxiliary of the Gale
DOMAIN club will give an excursion to
Ogden canyon next Friday, which
promises to be very pleasant event.
Miss Edith Midgley was the hostess
at pleasant lawn party Wednesday
evening The lawn was brilliantly
lighted with electric lights and Japan
csc lanterns, and punch was served by
the Misses Winnie Evans and Claire
AIidgley.
The July meeting of the Poets Round
Table was held last Monday at the
home of Mrs. David Evans. Mrs. Ar
thur Brown was chairman. and the
poets for special study were the Cary
sisters. Mrs ]. L. Rawlins gave an in
tereSting sketch of their lives and vari-
Gus poems from their works were read.
The guests of the club were Mrs Ell
lott, Mrs. Bickford and Mrs. Hirth.
Mrs. II. A. Teasdel entertained in a
most charming manner at her home
962 East Third South street, on We'd
nesday afternoon the George r. Max
well and James B. Mexican woman's
Relief Corps and friends. The rooms
were prettily decorated with cut flow
ers and potted plants. Delicious re-
freshments were served, and all de-
parted voting the afternoon and the
hostess most pleasant success. Among
those present were: Mesdames Jones,
Melton, Lawrence, Harvey, CLASSIFY,
Dedrich, Haforth, Leonard, DriscolI,
Hardie, Porges, Jefferies, Norquist,
Brooks, MUlhall, Forester, Rowe, Mo-
ran. Burns, Kegler Misses McGregor-
6coville, Angel and others.
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Brighton Notes.

Brighton hotel has been crowded with
guests during the pastetwo weeks who
have visited this famous resort to es-
cape the intense heat of the city. Most
of the cottages are also occupied by
families or parties of young people out
for pleasure.
c. ]. Trip of Chicago was one of the
visitors this week.
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William Kearns. Joseph ]. Gray. Miss
c. z. Murphy, Mrs. A. H. Mahon, Mrs.
A. Mckinney were guests of the hotel.
Mr. R W. Salisbury has been spend
ing several days at the Brighton hotel.
Alex r. Thomas. ]. F. Judge and X.
c. Park were registered at the hotel
this week.
Mrs. J. L Spencer and family have
been at the hotel for a week. and Mir.
Spencer spent Sunday with them
Mr. c. W. Midgley. wife and children
spent several DAYS at the hotel enjoy
ing the cool bTeezes of Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Felt were guests
of the hotel this. week.
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MI ana MIS- w - spence and
daughter were guests of the hotel for
a few days.
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Mrs. W. c Wright and children of
Ogden are spending some weeks at the
hoteL
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Robert Gorlinsld and family spent
two days at the hotel this week.
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Mrs. Ferguson gave a bonfire party
and candy pull one evening this week.
which was attended by a great many
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Castillo Notes.

A large and jolly crowd of people
spent Sunday at the Springs, returning
TO salt Lake and Provo on the night
train.
Miss Buckle and Miss Garnet Buckle
are spending the summer here.
Thirty of the guests at the hotel
enjoyed a trip up Diamond canyon on
Wednesday, returning late at night.
each carrying a fish.
Mr.. Harry Goodwin of Salt Lake City
is spending his vacation at Castillo.
Mrs. Phil Speckart spent Thursday
in Provo.
Miss Ethel Allen of Salt Lake has
been spending the week with Miss
Dorothy Partridge.
Mrs Leon Baehman, Miss Bachmar.
and Miss Lenna Bachman of Provo are
expected next week.
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Mrs. A. ]. Atkins and son George
We're Sunday visitors.
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Mrs. Sam Schwab and son returned
to Provo Thursday.
Mr.. Krumholz spent Monday at the
Springs.
Mr.. f. ]. Meyers spent Sunday and
Monday with his family.
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Mrs. j. e Irvine returned to Salt
Lake City Wednesday.
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of the visitors and cottagers of the re-
sort.
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Mr.. Devereaux Jennings and Lev
Ritter have given a number of very
pleasant dinner parties at their camp
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There was dancing party at the no.
tel Wednesday evening which was at
tended by a large crowd.
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Misses F. Dugnet and NJ S Snow, G
z. Forester, Mrs. II. d. Miles and son
Frank, and Mrs. Z. c. Packard have al
been. at the hotel for several days
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Miss Jote Spencer is staying at the
hotel in company with Mrs. j. d. Spen-
Ger.
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Other guests are A. Keysor, Franh
Young. A F. Fatten of Washington. d
c., and c. A. and H A. Malone.
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Mrs. Lawrence Young and daughter
and niece arrived at the hotel to spend
a few days.
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PROVO.

Mrs Rhoda Miller of Salt Lake has been
the guest OF Mrs Celestia Strong the
past week
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Mr.; and Mrs A. L. Woodhouse are
spending a couple of weeks in Denver.
Mrs Celestia Strong has returned from
Heber and Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. William Biersach are now
| located at the Pike residence on Acad-
| envy avenue.
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The wedding reception Of Miss v,1a+e
M Ma and Walter Adams takes place on
Wednesday next.
MIN the r CANYON party part that was given by
success.
~ mrs MS A ,,, o: smoot gave q. children
party on Thursday afternoon in honor of
| her little daughter. Erma
Dr. and Mrs. W. r. Pike of St. George
Provo. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newell
Knight.
Mrs. r. Rogers of Salt Lake is visiting
a aer many many relatives and friends in the Gar
Mrs. >. Schwab. Mrs. Phil Speckart and
Mrs hob Irvine and children have re-
IAACAA three weeks outing at
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Mrs Annie Jones Atkin and son spent
SUNDAY at Castillo Springs
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A large number of canyon parties are
oslng Planned to take place after the
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Miss Fawn Twelves, Miss BeuIah Bach
man. Miss Lena Bachman and Mrs. Leon
6acnman viii spend the coming week at
Castillo Springs.
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mlSs~Emma keele Of Payson and Albert
hdruy OF this city were married on We'd
hesday evening at the home of the
groom parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hardy: Bishop L. L. Nelson officia ted
0hIy immediate relatives were present
They will live in Pay
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J. + Williams was the victim Of very
| ehJoyaDle surprise party on Wednesday
| EVENING last, the occasion being in honor
oI ms 1orty-fltth birthday. The evening
was one OF great enjoyment.
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ABOUT lo0 persons Joined the tabernacle
cnolrs OF salt Lake and Provo and en-
1oyed the pleasant trip to Heber on Mon
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PARK CITY.

Park City, Aug MIR. and Mrs
James T. Kescel returned home Friday
morning after spending ten DAYS visit
ing friends IN Salt Lake.
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Dr. Donoher and wife, accompanied
by Miss III. Parker. came up to the
Park Sunday. Miss Parker will spend
the summer here, the guest of Mrs.
Donoher.
The ladies Of the Rebecca lodge en-
tertained their members and friends
Friday evening at social session in
their hall. Cards. music and refresh
ments were the features of the even
ing, and good time was had by all.
Dr. and Mrs c. NJ Wilson, Miss Bes-
sic Wilson, Miss May REYNOLDS. Mr.
Roger Kanters and Mr. Alex CoaIbath
formed a party who spent Thursday
pleasantly at Brighton lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biocher and Miss
Balm are spending week at Bright
On's.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the
home of Mrs. W. G.. Lamb was the
scene of most delightful veranda par
ties given in honor of Mrs. J. T 9ar-
ris of Salt Lake. The house was beau
tifuliy decorated for the occasion. Pro
gressive euchre was the game of the
evenings, and prizes were awarded on
Tuesday evening to Mrs. A r. Weeter
Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr.. J 3. Elem
ming. Mr.. r. r. Wherritt Wednesday
evening the prize winners We're Mrs p
Mcpherson, Miss Clara Boyd, Mr.. 7,
E Hubbard. Dir. James NJ. Lockhart
After the games delightful refresh
ments were served by the hostess. as
sisted by several ladies. The invited
guests were Messrs- and Mesdames T.
" Sherman. j. Defn. L r. Hubbard.
z. P. lie Compile. ". V. Rice. w n
Dcnoher. J. NJ Lockhart. E. J. Beegs
F. r. Davis. ". c. Wallace. f. A. Bfrd
A. r. Weeter, +. A Mccarthy, r. e.
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LOGAN,

MIS- NJ A Sears of Salt Lake CITY.
after spending a week with Logan reia,
ives returned home on Monday
MT MT. charles Hanson returned on Sunday
rom an outing In Rich county where he
~as the guest of Aquila Nebeker and
Oh Monday evening a very pleasant
1I1rthuay party was given at the home of
MT ~ ana MIS- Harry Swinyard in honor
oI the Dlrtnday OF his daughter Beatrice
and that of his niece. Miss Pearl Sill
EertHorhe- A large company of young
themselves immensely with music. cards
gameS etc Refreshments were also
Moses Thatcher spent the week with
with friends here this week.
Logan canyon is filled with citizens.
VIC VIC Iiec 70 escape the hot weather that
mas prevailed here for some time past
Mr. Moses Thatcher ir.. Of Franklin.
Ida spent couple Of days of this week
3 F Ritter visited the state capital
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Msvcr- Lorenzo Hansen and wife re-
turned SATURDAY from the Pacific coast.
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Armchair Notes.

Mrs. Robert Watson, Mrs Herbert
Woods, Mrs. William LinneII and Mrs.
John Hughes, with their children, ar
rived Sunday, the 27th, and have taken
Idle-a-While cottage for the summer.
w H Dayton was up Monday. the
18th, to make arrangements for his
family's outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Herman and chill
dren were registered at the Bonhonie
on Tuesday, the 10Th.
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Mrs Cooley, Mrs Peabody, Mrs.
CoSgriff, Mrs. Cummins, the Misses
Hall, the Misses Nolan Miss Stewart
the Misses Gibbons, Miss Myrtle Fow-
Ter and Miss Minnie Ray hunted rattle
snakes. elephants. bear, kangaroo and
squirrels in the canyon on Tuesday.
the 18th. Eight of the jolly crowd. not
satisfied. remained over and continued
the hunt on Wednesday.
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MeSSTS- Robert Watson. Herbert
Woods. William Linnen and Holm
Hughes were with their families on
Sunday, the 27th-
Mr. G.. Hessenberg ran up on Sunday
to see his family.
Saturday. the 26th, an informal
candy pull'' was given at the Water
falls by the Misses Della and Lily
Buckle and Leah Hahn in honor of
their visitors Mr.. Charlie Hahn. lack
Ne f.ennon. George Buckle and Herman
Hosmer. After the candy was done. :"
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Physicians and Druggists.

Ford & Surgeon. a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill station, KY, write;
We were requested by Dr. G. B. Snig-
ley to send for Herbine for the benefit
of our customers. We ordered three
dozen in December, and we are glad
TO say Herbine has given such great
satisfaction that We have duplicated
this order three times, and today We
gave your salesman another order. We
beg to say DR.. g. B. Snigley takes
pleasure in recommending Rerbine' -
Soc hottie at u. c. NJ /
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A large and jolly crowd of people
spent Sunday at the Springs, returning
to Salt Lake and Provo on the night
train.
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Charles Shields, G. NJ. wilson, M. j.
Daily, ]. Chartrand, Mesdames N
s Taft, ]. Thompson, j. Richardson,
Misses Fannie Bird, Catherine meal
pine. Minnie Gunnel. Florence Robbins,
Bessie Wilson, Maybelle Reynolds
Maud Gray, Cora Snyder, Jeanne Sher-
man. Jean Pearson, Clara Boyd, Messrs-
Roger kanters, Ben Hampton, Jonn A
Malta. J. b. Flemming, Robert z.
Wherritt. Edward lie Compile and A
Davis.
Mrs. Mcintosh of Salt Lake is spend
ing few days in the Park with
friends.
Mrs. H. Fares returned to the Park
Thursday morning.
Mr.. II. J. Leary, who has been IN
Park City for the past six weeks, left
Monday for Chicago.
/ Mrs. John Mcleod came up TO the
Park Tuesday after spending several
days in Salt Lake.
Tuesday, the fourteenth birthday OF
Miss Cleo Getsch, was the occasion OF
very pleasant party given in her hon
or, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Getsch- The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in games, music, recitations, etc,
after which refreshments were served
and a fine time had by all present.
Those present were Misses Gertie and
Tessie Mclaughlin, Edna Sutton, En-
ma Knight, Myrtle Van Alstine, My
riam Radon, Frances Shields, Alice
Harper, Lola Barton, Mary Addison
Lottie Williams, Rhea and Enied
Rieley, Dora and Marie Kaas, Dena
and Mary Thompson, Crescent Smith,
Hazel Ray, Teresa Guinan, Esther Cid
ley, Alice and Blanche leighton, Leola
and Iva Getsch, Flora Fernette, Isa-
belle Franklin, Lille Kneale, Master
Arnold Smith. Dick Smith, Leo and
Dwight Lenzi, William and Henry
Knight, Lawrence Schafer and Norris
Getsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Ferris of Salt
Lake spent few days in Park City
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice.
Mr.. w. I. Snyder was a passenger to
the Park Saturday.
Mr.. James Farrell was in Park City
Saturday.
Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Wight birthday party
was given Marcus Wight, in honor of
played and an enjoyable time had by
all present. Those present were Miss
Lucille Taft, St Louis, Mo-; Miss Urine
Sanderson, Toronto, Canada; Crescent
Smith, Hattie Baker, Edna Sutton and
Hannah lie Compile, Messrs. Harry
Stevens, Arnold Smith, Roy NJ. Kidder
and Will Sutton.
Miss Rhoda Nelson returned from
Logan Saturday
Miss GunneTl is visiting with Miss
Minnie Kescel of Park City.
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Miss Jean Pearson gave a delightful
picnic party to the bottomless Hot
Pots Friday. Those who enjoyed the
days outing were: Mrs. Chartrand.
Mrs. Day of Salt Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald of Salt Lake, Mrs. Beaman
of Salt Lake. Miss McAlpine of London.
Canada; Miss GGnnef of Evanston. Miss
Robbins of Salt Lake, Mrs. Thomas
Mathews of Salt Lake, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs Towey, and the Misses Minnie
kescel. Jean Pearson, Maud Chartrand.
Helen Mcdonald, Kent Thompson and
Lester Mathews.
Mrs Beamer of San Francisco is
visiting with Mrs. P. H. Towey.
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DR.. and Mrs. LIE Compile and family
spent Saturday at the lot Pots.
Tuesday night after the dance Mr..
Joseph KesceI gaze a Dutch lunch to
eight of his friends.
Mr.. Julius Jensen returned from Salt
Lake this morning.
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where they spent a month in pleasure

where they spent a month in pleasure
seeking.
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Mr. and Mrs. Il. LeHburg of Auburn
Wyo-, are visiting in Logan with rela-
tiVeS-
Miss Hattie P. Thatcher left Wednes-
oav Tor Salt Lake City, where she Will
spend month with relatives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s, T. Durrant of Salt
Lake City are visiting in this city as
the guests of II. G. HaybaH and wife.
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Miss Vendla Farrell is visiting friends
here.
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w K Durham and wife of Richmond
were in Logan for a brief stay with
friends on Sunday.
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Mr.. Harry Britton OF Salt Lake is rec
reating in Logan canyon.
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Mr.. John Borlase and wife of Salt lake
are spending week or two with friends
and relatives here.
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Notes From Wasatch.

Mrs. Arthur Graham, A. Z. Ensign,
Mrs. Charles Symons and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman came up last
week and have taken cottages for the
summer.
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The hotel register shows the follow
ing names: A T. Potter, Bertha E An
derson, Winnifred Saville. Mrs. Has
brouck and children, Miss n. Olsen, T.
r. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Burton,
Robert Patrick and wife, w. H. Du-
gard, A. z. Hyde, Mrs. Jesse E. Ally
and Mr. and Mrs Turner.
John Wells and wife spent wednes-
day at the resort
The South Cottonwood Sunday school
excursion was an immense success.
Many expressed a wish that they might
live at Wasatch. The dance in the
evening was enjoyed by all
Fishing is excellent this season and
all who anticipate visit to the resort
would do well to bring their fishing
tackle with them.
Many people since they have found
out that their horses can be cared for
drive out to the resort
Pharaoh's Glen Notes.
Mr.. Fred Pitcher, Mr.. W. H. Linn
nous, Miss r. Beebee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanhouse and Mr.. and Mrs. KoDps
were among the visitors at the Glen
Sunday.
AT Shadyside there is merry party,
consisting of Mrs. G. F. Clark, Miss
Sue Clark. Miss Mabel Carson, Mrs. g..
K. OFT. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark,
Frank Carson and Miss NJ. Macleod.
Francis Davis rode I'D Sunday on
horseback.
The young folks of the Old Armchair
spent an enjoyable evening at the Glen
Wednesday.
Mr.. Swanson and daughter, Miss
Grace, and Mrs. Brown of Chicago were
visitors Friday.
Mr.. Raymond Davidson has returned
TO spend the remainder of the summer.
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Mr.. ]. Smith was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Arnold Sunday.
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The Misses Hazel Stevens and Flea
nor Prout returned to Salt Lake last
night.
Superintendent of Schools Charles 3.
Wood of Pittsburg, Pa, and daughter,
Miss z. c. Wood, are here for a month.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
onal Clnh Exclusion

Via Oregon Short Line. Sunday, Aug. 3.
Special train a. m. Bass and chicken
dinner at the resort, IS cents. Bathing,
boating, bowling alley. naphtha launch,
etc. Round trip to Lehi, s1.O0
Evening star., 1902-02-11
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Information was this morning received
In Anacostia of the destruction by fire two
nights ago of the house Of DR.. John
sansbury at Forestville. Prince Georges
county, Md. DIR. Sansbury was absent
premises had been left in charge OF a col
ored boy The fire Is said to have originat-
ed in the chimney. Neighbors saw the
without success although they saved lot
Of fixtures belonging to the house Dr:
Sansbury lost a quantity OF drugs and
medicines that was stored in the house.
The loss Is estimated at about $l,1OO.
Announcement is made by Miss z. u.
Green of the public kindergarten at the
Anacostia Masonic Hall that the mothers
meeting which will take place at the build
ing tomorrow, will begin at o'clock In
stead of at 10 o'clock. as was at first
stated.
Twining City, is suffering from q badly
crushed arm, the result OF an accident
while coasting on Bruce avenue. Garfield.
He received medical treatment at the
Washington Asylum Hospital.
The police of the Anacostia station were
this morning notified Of the disappearance
from her home in Hfllsdale Of Minnie Rerk-
ley, colored. thirty-fiye years old. Her
friends have grown uneasy at her absence
and requested the officers to locate her II
possible.
Mrs. Martha Smith of the Bowen road.
whose critical illness has been mentioned
In The Star, together with notice Of the
recent deaths OF her husband and son, is
recovering.
Anacostia. Is Ill OF pneumonia. Her hus-
band is absent In the west.
Officer W. W. Andrews Of the local sta
ton has secured leave OF absence.
Evening star., 1902-02-11
SILHOUETTE FORMED.
Horse and Carriage Outlined Upon Icy
Pavements.

Horse and Carriage Outlined Upon Icy
Pavements.
District officials and employees at the mu-
nicipal building were Intensely interested
shortly after noon today in an odd trick
played upon the Icy street pavement In
front OF the municipal offices. Dr. Fowler
OF the health office. In looking out Of his
sixth story Office window. was rather star
tied to see in the Ice the almost perfect
outline Of horse and carriage. The shad-
ow on the Ice was very Interesting. but was
easily explained.
Commissioner Macfarland's carriage had
been standing opposite the District build
ing for some time In the meanwhile the
sun had come from behind the filmy clouds
with sufficient warmth to thaw the Ice sur
rounding the carriage with the exception Of
where the shadow of the vehicle was cast.
When the carriage drove away there was
left behind an excellent silhouette of the
vehicle. The sun had shone through the
space between the spokes and beneath the
horse. That portion Of the which had
not been touched by Soils rays remained
drm. Where the sun had shone. the ice
was melted to a considerable extent and
had taken on a black1sh color. The silhou-
cite lasted for some time after the depart
ure of the carriage and was the center Of
interest.
Evening star., 1902-02-11
ENTERTAIN THEIR GUESTS.
Members Of Chinese Sunday School
Give q Banquet.

The Chinese Sunday school Of Ascension
Episcopal Church gave a new year enter
tainment and banquet last night to teach
ers and friends in the parish room of the
church. A very Interesting program was
rendered in which members Of the school
and invited guests participated. Mr.. Ar
thur M. Poynton, the superintendent, pre-
sided and had charge OF the exercises. The
program was opened with all the Sunday
school pupils reading a short selection
from the Bible In English, after which the
guests were welcomed in short addresses
by Moy How. Ching Willie and George Moy,
followed by an interesting comparison of
Chinese and American customs by Yong
England states. Solos were sung by Lang
Sing. Moy Fooy. Ching Willie. George Moy,
Moy Gong and Paul King. Another inter-
esttng feature was the singing Of the broth.
erhood hymn in Chinese by the pupils Of
the school
During the evening musical selections
were given by the Chinese orchestra COM
% Moy Hing Ching Yon % and y. Ii Jim. my ali Guei Of
whom played on the peculiar native instru-
ments. This exposition Of q Chinese festi-
val music was something of novelty.
In addition to the Chinese program the
dered pleasing solos: Mr.. Howard o. Cook
Miss Dorothy Dalrymple, Miss Rena ST.
gourney and Mr.. Rolia P. Currie. Readings
were given by Miss Cora Penfield and Mr..
A Roy Israel
At the banquet which followed ITO per-
sons were seated at the table, and the mid
night hour had approached before mem
bers and guests departed. Each member Of
the Chinese school seemed to take great
delight In giving pleasure to the guests and
all did their utmost to make the evening
one Of enjoyment. The COMMITTEES In charge
of arrangements consisted Of Mrs. e. M.
Clayton. Mrs. Lizzie Zeller and Miss Fan
ME Wise, to whose efforts q great share
OF the credit u due for the success Of the
event