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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Detroit H
Detroit ......O Or 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0
PHILADELPHIA o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 9 0
Batteries-Sieyer and Buelow; Waddell and
Echreckeng COST.
At Chicago H E
Chicago ......0 O01120 O. Is 10 2
Boston ...............1 0 0 0 2 0-4 l
Criger
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
Strikes Ont 21 Men,

feated Morristown Sunday, score to 6. Piper
of Waterville broke the state record for
strikeouts, tanning 81 men In nine innings
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
Western LEAGUE,

Denver 3. St. Joseph s.
Omaha 4-S, Peoria Oh.
Milwaukee 6-3, pes Moines 4-3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
Fifteen Inning Game.

One Of the best games played at Eau Claire
in years took place Sunday between the
Plymouth team Of St. Paul, and the locals.
The game resulted in victory for the home
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
National Standings.
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
Pittsburg at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New OYrk.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
'he figures:

Sacrifice hit, Hendricks; two-base hit My
ers; home run, billiard; double plays, o Ha-
gen to Myers, Barton to O'Hagen to Myers.
Geier to Marcan to Kelley. Slette to Kelley;
innings pitched, by Slette ~, by Chech ~,
hits, off Slette T. off Chech 2: struck out. by
Bailey 3, by Slette !. by Chech l; bases on
balls, off Bailey 2, off Slette 4: passed ball,
Hurley; umpire, Figgemeier; time. 1:56.
Louisville, Aug. 1.-THE Kansas City
men could not hit Coons, while Louisville
batted Mcdonald off the slab. Attend
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
Games To-day.
American Standings.

No games scheduled for to-day in the
American League.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-12
Iown-south Dakota League.
Sioux Falls II, Sheldon 5.
LIE Mars 7, Sioux City 1.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
MRS. KATHERINE A. DAVIS
Obsequies at Elzins, ". Va, Attended
BY Many Washington People.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Dec. S.-Many
Washington people. including Senator
Elkins and others prominent in official
circles Of the city, attended the funeral
today OF Mrs. Katherine A. Davis. VIII.
Of ex-senator Davis. There were also
present prominent people from all parts
Of the country.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Frederick Il. Barron. pastor Of the
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
which the ex-senator was largely In
strumcutal in building. The floral con
tributions were numerous and beautiful.
The pallbearers were uephcws OF Mrs.
Dayis-Dayis Elkins. stephen b. EIdns
ir.. Joseph z. Davis. j. b. Bantz. Harry
G.. Buxton, and Blaine Elkins. Inter
meut was Ia Maplewood Cemetery. Ell
kins
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
DAUGHTER OF SENATOR
FAIRBANKS DIVORCED
Decree Allows Her 10 Re-
sumo Maiden Name.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 9.-Mrs.
Adelaide +. Allen. daughter Of Senator
Charles W. Fairbanks. has been granted
a divorce from her husband. Dr. Horace
ID. Allen, jr, by Judge McMaster.
The complaint for a divorce was filed
Saturday and quietly placed on the cal
Cudar of the superior court. Yesterday.
when the case was called, the deieu-
dant Allen. appeared through an attor-
ney. but did not defend the action.
Mrs. Allen complained that iu the
years OF their married life Allen has
failed 10 contribute 90 her support an1
has treated her cruelty and neglected
her Little testimony was heard By the
Judge Mrs. Allen submitted the prlu-
ciDll evidence
The decree grants the restoration OF
the maiden name OF the plaintiff Ade-
laide il. Fairbanks. and orders The pay
Iaent or her attorneys fees by Allen.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Bu, 90 rcturn to Sir sayiIa c-osaI.y.
TIE new paymaster general He fs won
known in This country which DE has
frequently visited. and has done more
than lizzie bunting of big game iu the
Rockies. he was famous as au athlete
AT Ouord. has Distinguished himself Iu
the var .u South Africa has q saat lu
parliament. and is the head of the great
carpet manufacturi1e firm OF John
Crosa.ey d. Sors. of Halifax. a business
founded bg his grandfather. who FIRST ape
piled steam machinery to carpet ueav-
ing
The C-osslrys have beautiful place
iu suffolk. Euovu as S-merleytou HAN.
half way between Yarmouth and loves
t0a on Sir sarIEes property is Che Iit-
tio v-uaE. or -EIlustcue." .bare David
CoplerGCd was born. and .1 thc
oLurchyara of which ais father and
mother we're buried The church ls c1-
sctiy as Charles Dickens describes st..
But the louec. with the "Itur wute
gate and -cws Of pop'ars." which was
the supposed scene OF David Copper
fields early years. has within the last
twelve months boon somcwhat modern
izad and done up much 90 the disgust
Of Dickens enthusiasts.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
NAASEN BELIEVES IN
AMUN3SENS PROJECT
Explorer to Seek the Magnetic

CHRISTIANIA. Dec. Explorer Nan
sen has written a letter to the 'Norgen-
bladet,' in which he discusses at length
Captain ATuudseu's idea OF seeking the
magnetic North Pole and then making
his way westward TO Behrinz Strait
Nanscu believes the plan would work
out wei and tbat the projected expedi-
t!on viii bc successful.
A great point in Captain Amuudseu's
favor VIII Doe that he win not be con-
tent with breaking records. for tha,
would practically mean failure of any
earnest expedition OF the kind. bur viii
carry out his task so that it viii result
In systematic exploration OF all the sur
roundinss of the magnetic pole.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
ANNAPOLIS FENCERS
STRIVE TO MAKE TEAM

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. 9.-Over twen-
ty candidates are now praCticiug daily in
an endeavor TO make tho fencing team or
the Annapolis Naval Academy
The four successful fcncers viii face
opponents in ihe newly organized inter-
collegiate fencing association, composed
OF Yale. Columbia. Harvard Princeton.
Cornell. Pennsylvania. Annapolis. and
West Point. The frst annual tournament
VIII be held ia New York some time in
March. although the exact date has not
yet been selected.
Challenges have also bccn received by
Annapolis from the New York Fencing
Club. ". y 4. C., and II accepted the
matches viii be decided at Annapolis
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MGR. CHAPELLE SEEKS TO
aCONFOUND HIS ENEMIES,

ROME. Dec. a.-Bef1re leaving Rome
for America. Archbishop Chapeuc. OF
New Orleans. was long closeted with
Cardinal Bampolla. He expressed de-
sire to have official and public recor-
milton from. the Vatican of his work fn
Cuba and Porto Rico. similar 90 tsa-
accorded him last year for his mfs-
sion 20 the Philippines. He said ne
wished th.s to confound his enemies.
Cardinal Rampola has promised him
nothing.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
ORGANIZATION OF WORLDS
CONGRESSES ANNOUNCED
Advisory Board Consists Of Presidents
Of Various Collegiate In
stitutiOns.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9.--The president OF
the exposition company yesterday an
n0uHced the organization Of worlds con
gresses to be held in St Louis in 1901
Howard j. Rogers. chief Of the depart
meHt OF education, is to be the director
OF congresses.
The advisory board is as follows.
Chairman. Nicholas Murray Butler. pres
ideut of Columbia University. New York
city; William r. Harper. president Of the
University of Chicago. r. u. Jesse. pres
idCut o. the University Of Missouri.
Henry s. Pr.tchott president Of tho
Massachusetts Institute Of Techuoio iory.
and Herbert Putnam, Librarian Of Cpa-
Ercss.
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in THE COURTS AND CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORID D
Mrs ng May Become Lady de Bthengmds o
CoPPerl4ds House ModnadEtOna Privileges Mrs
docle-F Vatcns ward the OunI

Sir Savillc Crosslcy who has just been
appointed uaymas-or general OF the
army in tho place OF the Duke OF Marl-
borough. may regard himself as
brother-in-law of Mrs. Laugtry do
Baihe. His wife, a tall blonde and most
attractive woman. with wonderful g0l-
den hair. ls one OF The sisters Of that
Hugo do Bathc Who is married 90 the Jer-
sey Lily. The latter. by tho by. is likely
ere very long 10 blossom forth into Lady
de Hutha for ola General Sir Henry do
Bathe, now in his oighteth year. iz very
ill. and a6 "suEry" is his eldest Iaglu-
mate son. De- win inherit hfs baroaetcy.
as well ss his property in ireland. sIs-
sex. ard Dcyoushire. and Mrs. Iauetry
viii become in conHequeuaa Lady de
BaJhe
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
RUMOR OF ADYAECE IN WAGFs.

SHAMOKIN. Pa, Dec. mineral and
Union Coal Companies miners are jubi-
liant over a report that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, which controls the
two companies. would grant the men a
10 per cent increase January j. Local
officers Of the compa.li.s when seen
stated they knew nothing about The
story.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.
DOHGS IN WASHINGTON and OTHER CITIES

welt. who viii be a guest Of the White
House at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, who are
staying q the New Willard. purpose
spending the winter in Egypt. and have
planned TO sail from Boston on January 9.
Mrs. Holmes, wife Of Justice Holmes.
Of the Supreme Court, viii reach Wash
ington on Thursday and take immediate
possession of the house 10 Lafayette
Square. which Justice Holmes has leased
for term of years.
Walter Y. r. Berry gave q party last
night at the Columbia ThCater 90 see
Mrs Patrick Campbell In her new play,
"Tho Joy of Living" which is "a trausla-
tion by Miss Edith Walton Of Suder-
ua1u's "Es LguC das LgJCu Mr. Berry
guests vore the Italian ambassador and
Steuora Mayor dcs Plauches. the British
ambassador and Lady Herbert Mrs
Edith Wharton. and the Misses Warder.
Mrs David Adler, Of Pittsburg. Pa. IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. f. Abel. at 6ly
X Street northwest
Mrs. Pratt. the wife of Lieut.. William
veasic Pratt. L. s. n. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Edward John
son Of Marlboro Street Boston. sailed
yesterday for Port Of Spain, Trinidad.
There she viii meet her husband. who
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Gossin From PbiIadalnhia-

The first of the Monday F.rtnightlv
Codllous was given last night az the
Natatorium. This series Of dances was
started year before last. partly as a re-
suit OF an agitation in favor Of earlier
hours and partly 60 provide "a series OF
dancing functions that would not bc mo-
n0pOlizei by the dchutaLtes. Only girls
who have been out in society year or
more are eligible 90 subscribe. The
deburantes cannot subscribe. and are not
invited 90 any Of The coull0ns except the
last ONE
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
tended to Mrs. Penrud-

there ls considerable reason for c-lu-
cising the treatment which she recefv-
ed during the trial Although @ prisoner
committed to trial for q crime. ln due
legal form. not only was the under
sheriff private room az the old Bailey
-u London placed at her disposal
throughout the trial FOR her use ae a
luncheon and retiring room. but a cush-
Toned leather arm chair used by the all
dermen associated with the supreme
court Judges in the trials at old Bailey
was brought from the aIdermeu's Uri-
Vate room, and placed for Mrs. PEN
rlddoche's use in the prisoners dock.
During an the hundreds OF years that
prisoners OF high and low degree have
been tried for every conceivable crins
at the old Bailey, this is the first In
stance on record of an aIderman's cush-
Toned arm chair heinE placed in the dock
for the use Of a prisoner.
The Tcaruddockes. besides being ercat
land owners. are one a. ths oldest county
families iu England. and belong TO what
has been 500 Justly described as Tho gB-
utled arlstocracy OF Great Britain II
is 60 Doe feared that the social DosltfoD
OF the prisoner was not without in
Nl'ncc, perhaps uucousciousIv. ON the
presiding Judge. Certain it is that If
The prisoner had been the wife OF n
worEiugmau instead OF "a man whose as-
tates have been iu the possession of
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

---' ''7a-.s ana Aaf sisters
--,--... '" ," To-. various "oIhs Oh
-- .',s g. General
,',- names "iii
-''- y. .ol''1 .' 'ae i'-i OF bis children
'" .-. --'.'.i feeT@sa and
-".-I -'l,- "e-As anFoo4-
~ I- -a- may Oe described os @ roc
--,-- .''. s"''"-. '.- E,H.Ta-s 3 lii..
.. ''.. '''. Ut .'-'' '"-.' 'H''r posi-
-- .-' .-'.'l court. ln DO way d.
,--. -- '-- ,N-'' social prestige .H Eng
- ,-.' ,, '"e E'eai world is much
''' ''i4'a. ana Lady Crosaley
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

President Roosevelt received ut the
White House offices yesterday after
noon Miss Elsie Curtis, her house guest,
Miss Metcalf of Erie. Pa and Mrs
Preston. wife of Lieutenant Preston. of
the Presidents yacht. SyIph. They were
introduced by William p. Curtis. Tho
President attached his autograph to sew
orOi photographs OF himself which tho
young women brought with thom.
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Notes

Mrs Quay. wife Of tho Senator from
Pennsylvania. has entirely recovered
from a severe attack or grip from. which
she suffered recently. Miss Susan Quay
is staying with Miss Walton. a former
schoolmate. OF East Orange. n. j.
Senator Dryden has been called out OF
town. While he is absent Mrs Dryden
win remain at The Arlington. She has
decided not 90 open her home iu Massa-
chusetts Avenue until after the holidays.
Senator and Mrs Dcpew VIII leave
Washington IN December 20 for But-
more. where they will pass the holidays.
with Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt
They viii return 20 washington early
in January and Mrs. Depew viii begin
her afternoon receptions on the sgh.
Tho death Of Mrs Davis. wife Of for
mer Senator Henry C. Davis. puts in
mourning three prominent families. those
of Senator EUdus. Arthur Lee. and Lieu
tenant Commander r. ~ g. Brown.
Mrs. Robert Anderson has sent out in-
vitations for luncheon fin honor of Miss
Schuyler Crosby, whose engagement 10
John 3. Henderson. jr.. has recently been
announced.
Senator Kean viii give a dance January
% for his niece. Miss Christine Boose-
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Dr. Don HoLcbcn Calls at White House
to Present HeJ7, Le50aH, the imperial
German Commissioner General 10 The
L0HiSlana Purchase Erboglt50H.

Payne save small dinner last night
Their guests were Senator and Mrs. Wet
more. Senator ana Mrs. AlEcr, Senator
O. II. PLATE. Senator keaa. the Assistant
Secretary of War and Mrs. Sanger. Cen
cral Bates. Mrs. Olmsted. and AIr. and
Mrs William r. Merriam
Miss kcan viii give dinner of sixty
covers on Wednesday. December 81, in
honor OF her niece. Miss Christine
Roosevelt. daughter of Mrs. w. Emelen
Roosevelt. of New York. The only
guests invited are young people from
out Of town who viii be- iu Washington
sor the holidays. and viii include. of
course. q number of college students at
home for t5eir vacations. Miss Kcau viii
Doe assisted in entertaining her young
gucss 10y Mrs. Cowles and Mrs. Nc
Clellan. Later IN the season. probably
about the mid-le Of January. SEM .0r and
Miss Kean viii give q ball I'm honor Of
their niece, Miss Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Miss RooSe0eH to Remain IN Ne50 York
Until after Chrzshmas--Many Dinners
IN DIbl0mahc and OTHER CurIcg---Gos-
SIP From Gotham.

John Jacob Astor was christencd yester-
day at the country home Of her parents.
FcruclFc. two miles from the village
OF Rhiuab,cE. She was formally christ
cued Ava Alice Murie. Astor. She was
named Ava after her mother. and IL IS
understood that the added name of Alice
was for Mrs. Astor's mother. Mrs. Will
ing.
Mrs. Whuclaw Reid has selected Jan
uary s as the date Of the ball whi-h she
will give TO introduce her daughter. Miss
Jean Reid
william C.. Whitney viii entertain q
large house party al his country place
near Aiken, s. c.. for the Christmas
holidays
!. Coleman Drayton has taken the res
idoucc Of General di CesnoIa. on East
FiHy-scvcnth Street. for the winter.
Miss Caroline Coleman Drayton VIII be
with her ather this season.
Among those who arrived at New York
yesterday ON the Deutschland are Miss
sophie Borie. the Baroness de Kant
stein. the Prince and Princess Albert
EadziwiiI. and Mr. and Mrs. j. Creigh-
ton Ward
Among the passengers who arrived in
New York yesterday on the Deutschland
were Prince Albert Radziwu. Of Rus
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Mrs. Cropper viii give a dinner in
honor of number of thr dCbutaurcs or
this season on the evening or December
"a. After The dinner. her guests viii go
TO the bal poudre, for which Mrs. FfoulEe
has issued invitations in honor Of her
daughter. GwendoIiue.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller enter
tained at dinner last night in honor Of
Justice Holmes.
The guests invited to meet the new
Justice were his associates on the bench.
the Secretary Of the Navy. Senator Frye.
Senator Hoar, Senator Lodge. Senator
Allison, Senator Bacon. Thomas Nelson
Page. Wayne MacVeagh, and Chief JUS
tice Mott
The Postmaster General and Mrs
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Mr. Hansen. secretary Of the Russian
embassy gave q srcu musicale 40 his
house in Jefferson Place last night. when
Mr Hansen and Prof Nusin. of the Con-
scrvatory of L'erc Belsium. gave an in-
tcresunE program. Among Mr. Hanson's
guests were the Russian ambassador
and Countess Marguerite Casllni. the
Persian minister. Gen. Isaac Kahn. Mrs.
and Miss Williams aEC Miss Irene des
plangucs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

arc going to the NIilmo estate. at Mon
tCrey. Mexico. te spend the winter.
Mrs. Dewey. wife of Admiral Dewey.
accompanied by Der Uu1 is at The
Hotel Cambridge. She VII ne n The city
about a week. and Nul devote the great
ar part OF h.r tlme 10 holiday shonnine.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

The Austrian minister and Madam
Hengelmuller win have as their guest
for the next two months. Madam Hem
gclmuher's niece Baroness Won Palm.
daughter OF Baron 1ou Palm. Of Bavaria.
The baroness was presented at court in
Vienna TWO years ago and is a pretty
woman of pleasing personality. AS soon
as Madam MCuEoimuller SIS able TO 0e
about. she viii give au afternoon recep-
tion in honor OF her young relative.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

The italian Ambassador aad Sjrnora
Mayor des Planehes viii give dinner
Nonlsy evening. December Is.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Without going into the question as 10
the extent OF the guilt OF Mrs. Pen
rudaockc. wife OF one OF the territorial
magnates OF Wiltshire. who was CON
yictcd tho other day Of gross cruelty
TO her LITTLE daughter. Connie. by
jury and fHed 500 ~ "a particularly
lenient Judge it cannot be denied that
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Colonel Bingham viii give a stag. -in-
ner tonight

Col George G.. Reid. L. s ". c., en-
terJaincd at dinner last night af his
home in Massachusetts Avenue iu honor
Of Charles r. Darling. Assistant sccro-
tary OF The Navy. His guests were Gen.
Leonard Wood Rear Admiral Bradford.
solicitor General Richards. Representa-
tive Butler Representative Dayton. Cap
tain Harry Leonard. L. s. ~ c.; Rev.
F. T. Rocker, former Secretary Of the
Navy Herbert. Maurice Francis Egan.
and J. J. Darlington.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Miss Roosevelt. the daughter OF the
President. who viii aid in receiving at
lhe dance 90 bc given by Mrs. w EmcIon
Roosevelt in honor of her daughter
Christine tonight. viii remain in New
York until after Mrs. Cuttings bah. De-
cember -. Miss Roosevelt is the guest
Cf Mrs. w. Emcleu Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

The Italian ambassador has recently
received new portraits Of the King and
Queen Of Italy. which are hung I'm the
bail room
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
The White House.

DIT. Won HouobCu called on the Prcsi-
dent yesterday morning Co present Herr
iewald, the Imperial German Commits
si0ucr General 10 tho Louisiana pur-
chase Exposition Herr Lewald has been
iu this country for two weeks. and is on
the eve Of returning 20 Germany TO
make report 20 his government
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
societv,s Doings in Gotham.

The frst OF the Tuesday evening
dances. arranged last winter by John d.
Rockefeller jr- win take place IN Del
monico's this evening There Will be no
c0tUor
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

inadequate sentence os n years dctcn-
tion as frst-class prisoner. that is 90
say without hard labor. and without
being compelled 10 submit to prison
fare or prison dress. She was actually
allowed, moreover. TO proceed 20 The
peuitentiary in O special TRAIN. accom-
panied by some Of her friends and rela-
ivies, who did not conceal their opinion
that she was martyr TO the popular in
dignatiOn aroused by her treatment OF
hcr child.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

To De carefully noted is the ez.rao-di-
nary change which has come over the
relations between the Quiriaal and the
Vatican. On the night following tho
birth Of King Victor EmmanueTs little
daughter the Official organ OF the Papa
cv. the "OsseTyat0re Romano" am
uOuucod the news IN most friendly
and sympathetic manner. while an the
ecclesiastical colleges subject TO the di-
rCetiou ~ che Vatican. comprising the
Jesuit Academy at the Nassiuo Palace.
and fh. great institute OF the Christian
Brothers on the Piazza di SpaEua. uIum-
aGts5 .Ee iIcatcs of their buUilugs iu
hou-T CT rho event. and gave like the
government schools. days holiday 90
their pupils.
MAkQJlsE DE FJNTENOY.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

In answer TO a letter which I have
received from a reader about the name
of Mafalda given by King Victor Em-
manuel TO his newborn daughter. I
would say THAI the MaIalda In Italian
history from whom she takes her name
is Princess Of Savoy. who took "a per
sonal part in tho siege Of Milan. and
was there taken prisoner by the Ger
man Emperor FTedc-ick. surnamed Bar
barossa. Her eXpl,--s, however. during
the siege had been OF such a heroic
character that they excited entlusi8s-
tic admiration throughout Europe.
especially In the susceptible heart of the
King Of Portugal. who lnjerceIed I'm he-
behalf with the Emperor. secured her
release and then straightway proceeded
90 make her bis Queen
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Tree toys. nya-. scrap p.ssues-Goulra
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

NNNHAlfl
no less than six Roosevelt girls will
figure at the dance given tonight at
sherrys by Mrs. w. EmIea Roosevelt
for one of their number. her daughter
Christine. The other five comprise Miss
Alice Roosevelt, daughter Of the Presi-
dent; Miss Dorothy Roosevelt, daughter
Of Mrs. Hilborne Roosevelt. Miss Helen
r. Roosevelt daughter of James Roosc-
welt Roosevelt Miss Pausy Roosevelt.
daughter of Mrs. j. Ellis Roosevelt and
Miss Lorraine Roosevelt daughter Of
Mrs. j. West Roosevelt The decora-
uons win be pink and white. and the
affair promises to be very pretty. The
couuon favors viii be flowers. bows
Of coIorcd ribbon and silver -rinkots.
Miss Pauline Astor who has been in
town for a few days. having left Rad
nor on saturday, is booked TO sail to-
morrow for England Being in mourning.
She has not been out in society during
her short sojourn here. She Joins her
father and viii spend the winter on the
Riviera
Mrs. Astor gives the first OF her series
or large dinner parties on December Is.
al her house in Fifth Avenue
Countess Boni De Castellane will sail
from France for New York on December
%. accompanied by her children. Count
Boni viii remain I'm France TO conduct
the campaign for his reelection to the
chamber Of deputies. which was recently
invalidatcd. After the election the count
win join the countess in New York. They
viii return here in the spring
The infant daughter Of Col md Mrs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

The Postmaster General and Mrs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Mrs. Astor gives the first OF her series
or large dinner parties on December is.
at her house in Fifth Avenue.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-01
The First Local Mint.

One OF the institutions here
which has the special attention OF
tourists as we'll as the local people
is the Mint, which is established on
Nuuanu street, opposite Queen
Emma Hall. it is interesting to
enter the large main working room
where general manager McDonough
and his corps of assistants are at
work. The cool and large lanai is a
proper resting place and the vaults,
where the "bars" to be minted and
beer are kept present very tasty
spectacle. The Mint is open from
$50 n. m. to 1l:30 p, m, and during
those hours the work never ceases,
Visitors after looking over the place
will find first class refreshn 9 ats and
the purest nf liquors.