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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
7fEg cAssER BRIBERY CHARGES.
Ex-Aicermzn King indicted BY the
Grand JUry--chsrged with Ae-
certing $500 Bride Money.

Richmond, Va. July z4.-The special
grand jury inquiring into reports or
bribery and corruption in the city
government brought in an indictments
against ex-AIderman John NJ King.
late this morning lie Is charged with
accepting $500 from Contractors Gas
scr. Weinbrum and C1da FOR his I'm
euence Ia securing contracts for them.
Mr. King promptly surrendered ham
self and was baiied. The grand jury
adjourned until Monday when the IN
gestigafion wiz be continued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
Tn c 4 o. Missing Cashier

Richmond Va. July 22-It was rc-
ported from Norfolk tonight that 7. r.
C-ecnway. The missing Chess neai,e and
Ohio cashier ~ that Csry. had been To-
cEtci ir Richmond and that his mind
was Unbalanced inquiry here fails 20
Cuufru- the rrport- There was q ruuor
some DAYS aEo that Greenuav was
herr. but TIRE Chesapeake and Ohio
c9iciaiE and the truss company in which
D. was bonded have TO such iufcrrna-
fiur- TIE accounts - the ruise-n
cashier w-vS received ~ the auditor s
Office today. bet have not been ez-
arrlrei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
wE0DIEcs A. NEWPORT.
Society a. the Famous Resort Given
W Entirely 20 Matrimonial
Ea-~sr

Society Al the Famous Resort Given
U Entirely 20 Matrimonial
Events.
,Sewr1rt T. T. July c3-Society at
this resort has this week given itself
up almost entirely ~ weddlnEs- The
naval affair ~ yesterday across the bay
az Jamestown. when Miss Marion l.
Curie- became the wife ~ Lieutenant
Arthur Chester. WIZ o. followed to-
rncrrelF bv the marriage ~ Miss Lille
C=lrlcrs 90 Peter Martin. ~ san Fran
cisco. Ehl-e on Saturday VIII come the
wedding 90 Miss sarah Van Alien. the
younEer daughter ~ james J. Van
Allen ana eraufdaughter of Mrs VII
Ram Aston o. Robert J. COLLIER. son 90
peter T. Golfer. of New York
E'or the oelrlchs- Martin wedding the
most elsborsile rreparatlons have been
maze. both ~ The church where the
ceremony wlu take place. and AZ thf
hcme ~ the brides father. Charles II
Celrlchs- ECf only VIII the entirs
SDu-ner colony be present. but the cit.
t0-nighr e. well ulled with guests from
many other cities ~ fhe country
Tie Van Allen Collier wedding WI
O. sctefuuiz=f az 3D. o'clock Eaturdsl
morning. a. WckehUrst. the SumrnE
. hone az the brides father. This WI
/ o. followed ~ hlgh nuptial mass "a
81 MaryE Church Father Meenan. %
. that church VIII 0fnclate. assisted b,
/ bishop Eyrle. - EaFlrllle. Tenn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
= Z
~ 1850 -
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VA.

Oath Year. State Military. Scientific
and Technical Sehool. Thorough Courses
in general and applied Chemistry. Elec-
tr;citv and Engineering. Coniers de-
gree of graduate in Academic Course.
also degrees Of Bachelor of Science IN
Technical Courses. All expenses, inciud-
ing clothing and incidentals, provided
at rate Of S365 per annum, as an average
for the four years, exclusive OF outht.
For Information address
CEN. SCOTT SHIP,
Superintendent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
PREACHER FAILS 70 GET eIRL

Marriage interrupted a. TIE last no
ment by the ArPea-aree Of H=F
Relatives. who Took Her 20
Wadesboro.
wadesboro July cp.-Abcut the lst
OF July the Rev. J r Richardson. an
evangelist 90 che Cnr.stlan faith. be-
came betrothcd o. Miss Berta Honer.
in Broadnax. IA. tke home OF both.
but the fair dnmsers parents entered
a serious protect and the couple ar
ranged Gretna Green. They met at
the appointed place. but they rec<oncd
without regard 10 tie resources Of the
damsel's family. 50 when the ceremony
was about 10 De- performed. the bride
TO be's relatives rushed upon the scene
In f1K force and bodily took the girl
away. To prove mis- fidelity. ne i'm
mediately departed IN search OF her.
going 10 Mobile. Ala. Charleston. =.
c. Raleigh ana other points and anaIly
landed here.
One day Of thu week before last Mies
Berta Horner. accompanied by her
father, was a viajtor at the homes OF
Messrs. g. NJ W. al. and J. :. Teal,
uncles OF the girl. They had bought
her here TO outWlt Use schemes o. her
lover. Wednesday right ne arrived
and soon made known his missicn. but
the girl was ciOz-ly guarded and at
| attempts 20 see her ~~re unavailing
/ The evangelist says that the younf
4 woman has expressed a desire 70 cal
| or the b=tr0thal and that ne WI
| acqusesce and return 20 Bro<dnax n
| few days.
Mr.. Richardson says that he IL Ras
tor CT tVo churches and is also az
undertaken de thinks that chasing
| girls = .Ae greatest undertaking an.
\ undertakes ever undertook and ne vii
not undertake II again. Hs 81 Is year
1 OF age. werrB Prince Albert coat
] with round straw nat. a fair taik6i
but not highly educated.
she 10 the daughter OF Jim Hornsl
who. until ten years ago. resided wiz
hts family Ia this county. when h
moved 70 yirginia. ehs 10 q prsst
e5ri Of twenty opmmsrst eoAo44 ~ ~
cesnky and uaspThjDg1esAoor -eDa>
Nh ebefrrngk- $780, 1872 .=~4>y-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

a lengthy and Interesting Discussion
OF the Naster-The Oyster Cues
tlon-To Prevent she Sale Of
Lscuor &C fszbisusl Drunkards-
Portsmouth % issue Bonds FOR
Paving and 6rs6ine-The Mclean
csse-TAs list % Judges Mont
mated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

Annapolis. Nd July IA FIRE that
broke our BE- the heart - Annapolis this
srsorrlrlu dezfrovea nine bglldinge. ln-
rluding 81 Martins German Lutheran
church ana fke large general store o.
y J. Jewell AID caused q lorr esrlnla-i -
AZ saE.a go. The blaze started 5n rhe con-
kesct- onery stcre 4 r. Wlegard o. STAKE
s-ireIe. Az 0reraeatel bake oven ls sup
pad 20 have becn tire cause.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

uttie prospect % the appointment by
fhe General Assembly az this time o. a
commission or a committee 70 ooiify
the laws o. the state 50 as 70 conform
&c the new Constitution with g view
20 recommending necessary cNanCcs
whe tire Legislature meets again in
NScvemher.
The House tNis afternoon. after a 4
discussion Of some three hours. refused .
~ q vote q 81 TO 1s. 70 concur IN 1he 4
resolution adopted hv the Senate yes
-ersar. providing fo- commission o. i
fifteen members nine from the House .
znf SIX from the Senate This subject .
came SIS special order after the bust
ness o. the morning was heard and its
discussion consumed the entire session.
All q the provisions that have been
suh-ri-reE and the resolutions % the
senate were considered together. Az
Davis q pare-shrlrr the patron az the
original resolution providing for "a com
mission ~ twenty-ouc. strongly u-Es-i
the wisdom 81 Tersui-r such a course
Ee crested much laughter by saying
that August was m time FOR work. and
was only ft for eatinr water melons
ard holdirg r-1trs cte1 meetings
Nr- BLAND. % Portsmouth,. Insisted
that ira appointment 10 a commission
o. q committee would entail n loss
rather thal a saving 81 tire and
rroner- Er. CrriuelL ~ Hanover. Eur-
30 80 49, 49,
~ $3.50 -
ePl'o-tA by
~ NlalI-- lne s sac -l
49, ~ ~ ~. 'o
----.-',-.7 =. - 49, -, 81 - 49,. --.,l.
~ 49,. r-.~o--rs .-.z Il ro-r.r-.-f0r .7rrr-
---tSsion. and irtir.afe7 That the rreas
DANCE ~ the err-trirmHnt % com
mission lr-- fr fr. r.-- th-r there --1frf--
g. TOO rrurN fer-i-r 80 these factors -r
rhs. Affair." or fiae ~fare cr- W-hffrreaG.
a. Nr-rafl- favored p r.--,rr-- commits
riun. ana sass thrf D. --efer-e5 one
s,o--ros.s 80 men not ir me General
AEse--tlv.
The rezo-utfcr ~ fhe senate was re-
secred. a. STATED above ana an rhe
s.the- -rorfsio~r ~ ffte rhsrarter sTere
isie-fsrea ms seems o. Fisroza 20 nc
entire currr-lssic- subject. and Erll
1e1Ve al - the work so b. done hy tho
Le-clslature ttEelf nh-n a. recoIit rlss
1cur n10-rhs hc-cc
T-r OYSTER rvD--z-pv
- $500 80 80. s----. ---r sa-
- ----l-- u 49, -...,--- -----r- -.r
- - f-.,-l-..- s--.--.,-.- 81. ~
-. - $3.50, $40 ~ 1851
- ---ta r--. --.as+-- h.. ,,.-.r-,.. r--. .,a
r--~0 t.5rIs r-r-~ thf uous- - r-r.ea1 -,-
49, 1910 49,. r.-..-rr.r - 49, 49,.
- -.----.-- - -. 1900 -.------- --.tr "a
--,----5-.r- $3.50 49, r.,rfr.- ~ r.ss sra
-. -. - ~. 49, -, ..-r-.s-
49,. 49, -,.-r-.l 800
- r-rf-~--, ,i.----.5o-.s ~. an ~
~. -a-r 81 the senate AR Sears ri
So -r-.- --,-.i-s $1,000 - ~.
- - -. ~ - E--.-.r vr.-fa.
ssle law 70 remain as 81 g. ~ almigre.
that r sTas game * po-ltl1s DIX n
IT,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
hrTSE PROSPECT or a cooIsy-
INC COMMISSION.

Hovsr REJECTS SENATE PLAN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
AMEnicAN LEAGUE.

xvaehtrrxon. g0ly 2f.--Score, R.HE.
r. t,nefoo oo2e oo1e -
-erflan8 30 o. q . el 9 Cd
lsef. rtre carrtcF and Clarke. Sern'
49, 80 MOD Tiuse. 1sbo. Smpsrcs
sssatal3x afl c>aDeliy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

.<~s york. JSly z4.-ScOre; Ri =
80. vork 20 o1oc1D C-z {
frcssiya ......o o 0 . 0 Q o o-s
Ftf.rses. sfatfhewfon and fsotse
snza. Tewfon and FARRELL Time. Isl
Cnpire. Esnsiie-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

$3.50, rrsv "A sccres RHE.
- .<....Io1c1 0s-< ~ 4
>tteoo go "a :
s-sss.e.. sSsnz Ese csissF; Fers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

Roeton. July zA-Scors- y. a =.
s.[~-~r 100 oe0e - 2
49,, ssir.afa ..baoe0 ell /.
F.esferlee. Jason and Moran. White
rrf ysrklt1 - I1H<. 10 Umpire
Poae-. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26

srhs f-oscrns1rs aseisfFasioss biis nno = ,
XII 10 pfoysde Tor che reEszf Ton O ~
f>rs IN towns we're tal<cn ~ <na saffr
b. until the Eext meeucs ~ tue 1ps4frtt-
Gee. which Van be sc me casa - ~ 81 ~
mar Thc caaninxs BIZ e1s feferfer -
xeGnrx cumEafues src caton f0f frprt-
re Hoszs& ceNrftfce for corf<s q,
H~eSins xc~6GS cop&G<rst <ns k<e ~
5000 ~ ~ pehss< - ht<%8fpa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

(First published IN the Daily Leader
March 4. 1902)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, County Of
Logan, IS.
Notice is hereby given that
Harmon r. Arnett,
mas this day filed in the office Of the
county clerk in and for said county,
his petition. asking that a license be
granted him 10 sell at retail malt
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot No, I. block No 3s, Fourth ward,
City OF Guthrie, in said county and
territory
If no protest be filed on or before
March II, 1902,
his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said county hereto affixed this
Sd day OF March, 1902,
J. B. Dobson, County Clerk.
BY F. s. PuIliam. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17
Mystic scottish Bite Banquet.


The ceremony OF extinguishing the
tapers will occur on Maunday Thurs
day March 27, 1902. The ceremony Of
relighting the tapers VIII occur on
Easter SRI day. March Both.
Even I a Knight Rose Croix be
alone In a place he must in spirit, at
least, feast on the former day with his
brethren. A young lamb, white and
without spot or blemish, or a part Of
one, Is to be eaten at this feast. II a
brother be travelling and meet with
another they are obliged to go to
some convenient place and perofrm
this duty. II two Knights live within
20 miles OF each other, they must meet
and celebrate the Mystic Banquet"
Arrangements have been made to
celebrate each Of these ceremonies at
the Masonic temple In Guthrie at 8
o'clock In the evening. I enjoin upon
all brethren a compliance with the
requirements of our law.
Fraternally,
Harper Samuel Cunningham,
Thirtythird Degree.
s.G.I.G. In Okla. and Ind. Ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

A representative of very prominent
house in El Paso Tex, which has Mex
lean connections OF importance, claims
to have received information from an
agent in the City of Mexico that Presi
dent Diaz intends TO retire from the
presidency inside of six months and
that General Reyes is to succeed him.
The agent says the information comes
from an unquestionable source.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17
Prst published in the Daily Leader
March 3, 1902

Prst published in the Daily Leader
March 3, 1902
Application for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma, County Of
Logan, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that
Chas. c. Mcmillan and George Har-
dee, doing business under the name OF
Mcmillan & Hardee,
have this day filed in the Office of the
county clerk in and for said county,
their petition asking that license be
granted them to sell at retail, malt,
spirituous and vlnous liquors on
Lot No .. block No 81, Third ward,
city of Guthrie okla. in said county
and territory.
If no protest be filed on or before
The 18th OF March, 1902,
theiy petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said county hereto affixed this
3rd day OF March, 1902
}. 3. Dobson, County Clerk
BY F. 5 Pulliam. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17
Locklaw from cobwebs.

Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a
woman lockjaw Millions know that
tho best thing to put on a cut is Buck
lens Aruica salve, the infallibie heal
er of wounds. ulcers. sores, skin
eruptions. burns. scalds and piles.
It cures or no pay. Only 25c at A.
e. Gray's drug store. 100 East Okla
homa avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

The judgment OF the civil court In
the case of Miss Sibyi saaGeron, who
has been sued by Partisan lace manu-
facturer for $3.50 for lace purchased
in 1899, which was rendered Wednes-
day, reduces the claim against Miss
sanderson to SO 1925, orders Miss San
derson to pay $1,000 and allows her to
pay the balance in three annual Install
ments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

be tried t3 work at his uccumu,et
mail But at dusk he GneaGed ove~
the tin sign and put back his letter.
Tuesday evening as Dover left tho
Office he noticed in a dark corner of
the hall a figure that looked like
Joyce Miss Craig was yet in the office,
so the manager. still tense upon his
tacit pursuit of the little stenographer.
loitered in doorway opposite The
sh Get entrance of the building. He
saw them coming out together-Joyce
and Hazel. They walked north, Tho
bookkeeper bending over her and talk
ing assiduously.
BY Jupiter groaned the manager.
as he watched them from afar, That
lantern-iawed bookkeeper mas beaten
me to her, after all! Well, he'll get
what's coming to HIM, all right"
The Esxt day, as Dover noted, Mr..
Joyce was unusually morose dilatory
and contrary. lie even surprised the
genial manager by flash of iInpu-
lence. In the outer Office he complain
ed loudly Of his slavery and openly
boasted that he meant to retire in
favor Of some natural-born slave"
Dover noticed that he didn't so much
as salute Miss Craig wheu she came IN
OF passed out On Saturday he gave
notice. The manager tried to trap him
into admitting his falr~o with Hazel
but the self-sausfed insisted
that he was tired 20 the grind; that
he had saved a competency, and that
he meant to raise sheep and sell the
wool and mutton from his farm in Col
orado
On Monday late in the evening. be
turned to her suddenly and with odd
embarrassment said:
"Just moment, iiazel-that is. Miss
Craig want to ask you something" !"
He got up and closed the door. she
flushed crimson knowing Ohe mink
the in-concealed state OF his heart
Il just want to ask you if-you know
"a man"
She was getting pate now.
"A man. honest enough, decent
enough, good enough smart enough
to-"
TO what?" she easped. wondering
hop she could refuse his proifered love
without losing her position.
ITO recommend for bookkeeper," he
concluded. eyeing her with pitiful eat
isfaction You know. Joyce has gone.
/ want some one In his place-it pays
81 800 year-and II you know"
"Oh. yes, sir" she was saying, as the
blood rushed back into her pretty face,
Il know the best man in the world
that is. a flrst-rate bookkeeper. He's
\ honest and clever and the handsomest
young fellow
Hold on, hold on, laughed Dover
looking at her with sad admiration
''he doesn't have to be handsome, but
IL you think he'll do, send him to me-
She could hardly wait to be dismiss
ed. and the next day when Manager
Dover came into his Office thefs
awaited him a pale, well-fayoredl
frank-loohng young man in the uni
form OF a conductor. He had letter
from Miss Craig recommending him 10
the position which Mr.. Joyce had va
Gated. Dover read ii and looked al
him enviously for a moment before be
said:
IAN right. William Gorse that's the
name. isn't il? IN take her word foi
you. When can you get 10 work."
Thank you very much, sir. Tomor'
row." replied the man in gray. And
when he wss gone and the door wa
closed the manager sat at MS window
and. gazing at the sign Of the PaTii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

Some say that marriage is one
grand sweet song
Yes, and the man has to furnish the
totes"
Wen, there is no difficulty in get
ng women to furnish the Words
'i,adelphia Record.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

John Ray, colored, was killed al
Unionvile, by falling between the
moving train and the platform at the
depot. He wasintoxicated. The agent
made futile effort to save him and
came near being pulled under, but was
rescued by o. B. Cotton, a bystander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

rhe little town of Marmatown, Kas.,
Is practically run by women. 1t has a
woman schoolteacher, a woman tele-
graph operator, postmistress. a wo-
man pastor in charge of its only
church. and a woman letter carrier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17

Cafe, snook mis- nst at II ana mnr-
mured
That's an unlucky sign-F0R Me-"
John H. Raftery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-17
6be Old Smith Barn in
Experienced Hands

Having bought &C ROckweils interest
IN the boarding stable Cor Cleveland and
Vine At / intend 10 ran Il as q frs. class
place. AM an stock entrusted 10 ny ra~c
will receive the veTy yest attention j am
well posted a have had large experience
Ia the business and shall he pleased 20 have
you for a customer
Rigs delivered 10 any part Of the sty
Phone "a. J.E. GaskilI.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
UNPRECEDENTED RUSH
OF HOLIDAY MAIL
Clerks Of Registry Division in City
Postofice Are Now Working
Overtime

In the rush of business attending
prparations for Christmas no set OF per
sons are so everworked as are the en-
ployes In the registry division OF the
city Postofice, OF which Granville NJ
Hunt is the superintendent. The Wash
ington Office is the third largest registry
Office in the country. Last year without
a single loss or delay 80. .460 coo register
ed pieces Of mail matter we're handled
there.
The growth Of business has been
enormous, particularly since the intro
duction of the indemnity feature. Under
existing regulations the value OF any
article, not to exceed SIS. viii be paid
II IL is lost in the registered mail. This
feature has robbed the express com
panies Of much OF their most lucrative
business. as jewelers. and others are
row availing themselves Of the register
ed package TO send small articles Of
jewelry. sllveTware, and novelties.
Another feature that is tending to in
crease the Eork of the registry d.
vision is the greater rapidity with which
registered mail IS handled There are
now six mails 20 New York each day.
and a proportionate number to other
points The holiday rush this season
has been unprecec cented. and Superin-
tend Hunt and his assistants are fire.
qaently kept busy until far into the
night
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
MENUS TO GLADDEN.
CHRISTMAS DINERS

Today is the day that housewives com
pleted their arrangements for Christmas
dinners Everywhere throughout IN
market suggestions innumerablo were 10
be found. and the bin Of fare an the
home tables tomorrow viii De almost as
varied as the number of dinners pre-
sented 1he average dinner win prob
ably represent a cost OF something over
81 a plate. which for five people would
represent between 81 and 81. Consider
ing prices. and the condition Of the ar
ticles offered, The following may be look
ed upon as o representative spread:
The Arlington's Menu.
At the Arlington Hotel tomorrow sim
plicity and excellence viii govern I'm the
preparation OF the Christmas dinner
Abundant variety viii also DE offered 10
suit the most varied tastes. The Christ
mas menu that viii greet the guests OF
the Arlington follows:
Cape Cod Specials and Little Nc-t Cl,1q
Green Turtle
Consomme Of Ch!ckeu with Queuellcg
Cons0mma FUppe
Hons DoiTere Varies Varies
Spanish Macierel, Broilcd
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
Mrs R0ose0eH attends Performance qf
"HamLct"--Count CaSSlni to Entertain
STAFF at Christmas Iree--- Christmas
Dinner at British Embassy

dolph Miss Ethel Miller. Miss Clagett.
Miss Hndegarde. Miss McKenna Miss
Berry. Miss Zadie Cobb. Miss Jean
Walsh, Miss Goldsborough. Miss Anna
.CockreI, Miss Virginia Latrobe, Of Bal
timorc; Miss Hagncr. Miss Lincoln. Miss
Mattingly William T. Bingham. Angus
tus Taylor. Captain Herror. Alfred Ty-
Ter James Crawford. billiard Owen. L.
n. Nicholson. Louis Keller. Of New
York: Cuthbert Brown. Randall Hagner.
II. Il. Rousseau. Lieut.. Robert Clark.
Ormsby McCammon. Adam b. Roberts.
Mr. Knox. and S. T. Burk. Of Alexandria: /:
Mr. Peachy. Lieut.. J. Il. Poole Lieuten-
ant Gibbons, Arthur Goldsborough. the
Messrs. Huidekoper, Baron Francken-
stein Of the embassy Of Austria Hun
gary; W. E. Pearson John Staufer. VIII
liam Russell White. c. c. Dawson. Howe
Totten. o. II. Bradley. Mr.. Waggaman, c
P. Minnegrode. Mr.. Collins. Murray Cobb.
.O'Donnell Hillen, Charles Woodruff. Ed
win v Morgan. the Messrs. George and
Joseph Washington. Lieut.. Frank Nc
Coy Mr. Bradford. H. B. Ferguson. S.
Olds, jr., Duncan Bradley. Freeman
Field. Thomas Blagden. David X. Nc
Kee. jr.. Van Ness Philip. II. B. Row
land. Mr.. Lincoln. Lieut.. Edward Nc,
Cawley, jr.. A. T. Brown. William W.
Mathewson. Baron Ritter. OF the German
embassy; Mrs. s. Peeue. and James H.
Hopkins. jr.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24

Potomac Game BASS Fried in salt Pork
'u,unipels Potatoes Parisicnc
snIthheid Ham. Rased
Diamond Back Icrrap.n. Arlington STYLE
Ribs oi Primo Beet
Long Island Goose, Apple Sauce
'lymouth Rock Turkey, Gblct and Cranbcrr,
Sauce
Nunhltln Punch
Scotch Grouse Roasted. Game Sauce
Salads
Lettuce Haricot Fcrts Chicory Esca-ole
Boiled and Mashed Potatoes
Br1iled Sweet Potatoes
Spanish Green Peas
Fried Egg Plant Rice
New England Plum Pudding,
Hard and Branly Sauce
Nincc Pie Pumpkin Pie
Fancy Cakes Apricot Jam Tarts
Coupe Jacuc Benedictiue
Ooniecboncry Neapolitaina Ice Cream
tohee. Nuts ETC.
S. Dinner for Family Of Six.
Raw Oysters
Mock Bisque soup
Olives Celery Radfshcz
Baked Striped Bass
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Baked Fresh Ham, Stuffed
Lettuce salad
Mashed Pototocs Stewed Com
Boiled Onions Cream Sauce
Spinach. Egg Dressing
Hot Mincc Pie Cheese
Coffee
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
Smart Set in Baltimore.

Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Semmes gave a
charming Christmas dance last evening
at their residence. 10 Eat Eager Street,
in honor Of their daughter. Miss Frances
Semmes. one Of the most attractive young
girls introduced TO society last season.
The decorations were a profusion Of smi-
lax and holly which enwreathed the
chandeliers and doorway. banked the
mantels and caught in festoons upon the
walls with big bows OF red satin ribbon.
Completing the color tone were numbers
Of red-shaded lights. Music was rem
dered by an orchestra concealed in the
hall by q screen Of palms. AT 1l:30 a
seated supper was served AT small tables.
The invitations included chiefly the debut
tantes Of last winter with a few Of the
younger set Of married people and the
debutantes OF this year, and a proportion
ate number Of men.