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tana." and the leading aorgH IN the
opera. together with 4 mlnuet wlll
Be given in Don Caesar De Bazmr,. .
The Carl Barch Company. headed BY
FRANK Rsadlck, comes well recon-
msnded.
"rns Lost Paradise"
Only one day more and Seattle will
nave within It's gates a fine company
of dramatic artists. The Manhattan
Company, with Ralph Stuart nj ia
head. Is strong and has good paopie
IN H. Next Sunday the Seattle peo-
pie can prove 20 their own satIsfac-
ton that only the truth has been
told Of this excellent organization.
The opening play viii be The Lost
Paradise" one ~ the former great
successes OF the Frohman companies.
"ous vssis''
The eyeglasses carried by Thomas
M Hunter. who plays Nero in Whit.
ney a Knowles quo vadlH." IL
worthy 0f close scrutiny. II IL an
Immense emerald set In the folds of
a serpent This Is copy Of the
historical emerald used BY the Do.
generate emperor Of Rome 10 helm
hts weak eyesiEht His dehaurher,y
had impaired his vision. ana AZ the
art 81 oculism had not yet deveiopcd
20 It's present perfection. the ieweiers
were compelled to resort TO yario,fs
gems that magnlfed. The snake IN
whose folds this emerald il fixed. is
forged Of woven gold wire. Its bod y
makes complete circle IN the center
and the emerald effect r. repeated In
the eyes. which are small and green
stones. Quo vadls" opens al tho
Grand Sunday night
WagHer's Band Concerts
The third Wagnerlan concert win
be given az the Grand next gundav v
afternoon at 2 30 O'Clock.
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To LOAN Private money AZ low
rates Of interest. Damus A. Ozner,
ieI Marion street.
NAFHAgTs housht ana sois. Mosriaon
a EkhrimHn. Mutual Life bid.
- rtst.fgs -.
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PAYS PENALTY

PITTSBrRg. Pa. Jan. ~ Ed
ward Riddle. whose brother Jack"
was executed here day before yes
terday was hanged on the same
scaffnid today IN the Allegheny
county Jail The two were to have
been hanged at the same time. but
- change was made owing TO Eenti-
mental objections The crime 81 tho
two brothers was the murder 81
Thomas y. Kahney. Of Mount Wash
ington, April ~. 1901.
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MONEY loaned on hcrrfa. furniture 3cM-
cry. ctastst rnnrtEaEs loans a speciality .
affaLgsa en- salaries. Room 30 Lgwns
hl4ssA
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A fine. big new bell was hung to-
day AZ the snd % the Pacific Coast
company's new pier. IL ~ a fog bell
and win ring only during fog storms.
IL has loud peal. capable OF being
heard for miles around.
Pacific Coast companya steamers.
fog bound. viii have no difficulty
hereafter Ia locating their wharf
Folks living across the hay will
never mites an alarm clock on foggy
mornings now, II Will impress pass
iug vessels with the churehly tone og
this city
When the triangle on the Column.
hia dock - going ne the same gimc.
u viii only require a tuba and q
snarcdrum to cuFnpipts the band
Dther decks. nee yet heard from.
may furnish these
The next rDg storm that comes
along had better beware and trca,
kindly with Orphrus at the water.
front.
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Big Democratic Club

The iroquois Democratic Club met
last night IN the Collins building
adopted n constitution and bylaws
and elected che following officers
a. j. Blcthen. president. John Y.
Terry. secretary. and John kelleher.
treasurer. a precinct captain was
chosen for each ward and an cxrru-
tive committee Of seven appointed.
No principles were discussed
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FOR MANILA

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. is. 49,
a force Of 100 marines sailed today
for Manila 10 relieve those whose
terms ~ service ia the far east have
expired. The draft is IN charge OF
eight officers, one from each Of the
principal navy yards and naval sta D.
tiOnA Of the country.
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ron nI.Sr

FOR REST Halses. cottages. siaFss And
ffsanss, Furnished and unfuruiEhrd. In All
paris % the city German American
lnaestnlsni CO., tl9 Third avenue
SLEEPING room for two. $500 per
week. 28z Seneca. room ,.
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FEoF fHELDoS. TlfG RLOiBrEhEB
TALAfHT. now LOCATED At 1919 -
AVE Prof sheldon. TIE worlds treat
oct paimist. may BE- cfNsultsd daily ~
eli EnalrN u lifr. iiia uofh D. rrbfrig
different from nfherH. and De- poe lively
refuses o. scrsbt fee unfN r1u are per-
faefiY satisfied. ifia advice On marriages.
divorces. love, family anuifH. business
transactions. law suits. etc. are aceur-
etc ana truthful. ~ matter what ifp1s
bic 700 may have. call ana be- viii help
gu9.
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Jim n shrewd man. when n
young man appiya 90 him for a post
ton, among other questions ~ also
asked DO you get your clothes
made BY the Seattle Tailoring CO..
1907 First avenuef Hest clothes for
the money west OF the Mississippi
rluLIr.
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Theaters


Lew Dockstader viii now have 10
70 way back and Sit down. Norman
Margeson, the 7-year-oid comedian
with Wilson's Juvenile Ministries.
got on something at Tacoma the
other night which even a Tacoma
audience turnbied to and screa med
at. Norman and LInnie Love were
doing their dancing turn when Nor
man suddenly broke out in his inim-
table Dutch way.
'Oh. Llnnie. this turn would be
Sotten IL IL wasn't for the music. 4"
Yes" quickly responded Linnle,
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BUSINESS tnANcEs
STRANGER. ATTENTION.

AllE you looking Tor safe and profitable
bualness opening In Scatter II 30 We
can oHer you any number requiring am
Investment Of from $500 90 81. 600 Every
business opportunity that passes through
ONCE must stand the closest investiga-
uon. ana We can place you In a bank
store, factory. hotel, mill, office OF in
iaet any husinessyou may prefer. Kind
~ call and investigate German Amer
icsn lnNestmcnt Co, Incorporated. 5ia
Third avenue.
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IT.II.I'9NI ~ HFNNI
TAaiDEHMIsTs


FlNLAY = hohh. lei, Green ioss
TRANSFER COMPANIES
AEA MEN and rWarderE-Foci az
pcrs1r equipment Cor moving anesf =
rituFe. pianos and heaviest nAchinn
Lloyd Transfer Co.. 60 Marion sfr<<
FIRES Transfer Co. Maia 40.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactured recoFtrsx
and general repalring. 300 Second ave
nue. Roh<son Bros.
MANTED-REAL ESTATE
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CANCELS CONTRACT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1G.-It is
announced here that Goodall. Per
kins e. 20. have cancelled their con-
tract with the Pacific Coast Com
pany and the belief ia that It viii
become effective June %.
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SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.

FOR sale Two saloons on First avenue.
near Pike street new bulldinga and new
bars and fixtures, lease may DO had for
10 years price, " 0O0 and ~. goo rvspec-
lively OF which amount one half can be
paid cash ana the balance when you get
read the best saloon property IN seattle
Today for the money, We have ~ other
saloons, ranging In price from 1000 to
SlupO0. German American Investment
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ESTABLISHED business on First
avenue. paying 500 per week.
owner has important matters East
requiring his immediate attention.
German American Investment Co.
bi3 Third avenue.
PLACER mines wanted Ina the state Of
washington good prospects only need
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SOFT MUSIC WHEN
0RPHEUS STRIKES
HIS Bl00MIN' lYRE
The Waterfront Viii Chime In Swee,
Accord and Foggy Harmony

Father. ! hear the sound 81 bells,
on, Hayl what may IL be-
But the skipper answered nary a
word.
And steeFed for the II. c. C..
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WI AS GUEST

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 10
WI Ting Fang, the Chinese minister
arrived here from Washington this
afternoon to be the guest Of honor
at the annual banquet tonight of tho
Clover club. Philadelphia famous
organization Of newspaper men
Many persons ~ distinction viii be
among Minister Wu's fellow guests
among the number being Lieutenant
General Miles. Postmaster General
Smith ana Senator Hanna.
DR.. WagKoner, dentist Globe block.
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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Go 60 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Falaiial Steamer
CITY OF ENEIlETr.

Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle a. m. y IN. and
5 .. m.
Leaves Everett s.Is A. m. $50 and
Z rs ., IN.
Phone. Red ssi. Coiman Dock.
p n. SCOTT. Mgr.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County, State OF Washing
ton. Nettie Zemansky, plaintiff
vs.. Isaac A. Zemansky, defendant
No. 33s2i. Summons for service ~
publication.
The state OF Washington to the
said Isaac A. ZemRnsky. defendant
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within sixty (60) days after me
date OF the first publication OF ths
summons, to wit: Within sixty tsef
days after the 5th day OF DeeeHi'
Der, 1901. and defend the above en-.
titled action in the above entitlee
court and answer the complaint q
the plaintiff, ard serve a copy q
your answer upon the undersignss
attorney for plaintiff at his (theiil
office below stated. ana In case 2,
your failure so TO do, judgment VIZ
be rendered against you ACCORDING
To the demand OF the complains
which has been filed with the cleif
OF said court. The object OF lif
above entitled action is 20 Obtain
divorce from the defendant on tns
ground of non-support and desersloa
ALBERT ID. MARTIN,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
p. q. address, Rooms a0S-s0l eef
Inns building, Seattle, King Couh1
Washington.
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DR.. waggoner, dentist Globe block
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Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
1oparna uonnEn

FOH NaIa-Ws hays few h.rh.rinrs
i4dsinE houses MT fhs Kind that afa
Usually uilnd win "dummlfH' hu1 igt
ct cheap. second hand fufnitufe nifr1
expressly o. raffh ne unaophiH'lfate1
stronger. but sams established. reputable
aHd good payiuE Investment ihnf We can
safely recommend German a usriaau
Investment Goa hi7 Thif1 Hvgnue.
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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ntlsInIars CoLLIsarn


fIAutt frfnin shorthand SCHOOL in-
diglduat Instruction. % Boston biz.
besI methods saa ga 80. Acme BUSINESS
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NWAINH VI hFFNIAA MEETING y
the Stockholders OF the Puget Scshl
fulvsrizer Company.
4 special meeting o. the stockhoidefs
the Puget Sound fulvsrfEer CompAnx.
Seattle. Washington, b hereby called y
Jas. a. hlweli. president thereof for Tvs
day, January a. at .. m. at the ofee
OF the company, N4 Picncer huiitEE
Seattle, King County, Washington. n
object ana purposes 81 this meeting -
for the election Of trustees aad ofncssi
70 MI vacancies caused by designations All
20 provide means whereby she hnancA
condition Of the company may be put uf1
a satisfactory basis.
This notice Is published and this meesisE
called in accordance with Article II Of ~
ny Laws 81 the above company
tslshedl JAS, A. ELWEifs Pres.
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HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
WANTED TO REST-HousEs

WANTED 10 RENT.
WE will rent your house, cottage, siuf
OF rooms, IL desirable. 10 reliable tes
ants. within seven days or Ray yvs
months rent. or we will assume -
care and management OF your propeQ
and pay vou six months rent ia ~
vance. German-Amerlcan InVestEs1
Co. als Third avenue.
WIRE, IRON AND fLATiN9
f1cifff RSi 4 PiSIins Works. So e
LEGAL NOTICES
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NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE..

NATIONAL HANK OF
COMMERCE..
Paid no capital ..... $3.50. 90
IranHaeta general banking business H. G.
Henry, pres n. II. Spencer. cash. Safe
deposit vaults for rent
Safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE,
Paid W capital ......si50 600.
General banking business transacted. J.
u. HoEe. tr,, pres. N McMicken vice
pre-. l.. Turner. cash. n. y. parkhurst
asst, cash. Exchange on principal cities
Of " 4. and Europe,
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
Lieutenant Clark's Ball.

Lieut. Robert Sterling Clark's
dance at the New Willard last night was
by far the smartest function that has
taken place this season. Mr. Clark was
assisted i'm receiving by his sister-in-Iaw.
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark. a bride Of last
fan, and his cousin. Miss Chaffee. who
distributed the fayors for the cotillon;
Mrs. Cowles. Mrs G. p. Scriven. Mrs. W.
". ROckhlll, Mrs. ". r. Merriam. Mrs.
Corbin, Miss Susan Kean. and Miss NJ. z.
Chaffee. Mrs. Clark wore an extremely
becoming toilette OF white mousseline
over pink taffeta. Miss Chanee's frock
was OF light yellow brocade. Five hun
dred guests we're invited. and supper was
served at small tables. Il was long after
midnight when the cotillon. which was
led by George Howard. began. The
favors were silver trinkets. Among those
attending were Minister Senor Ojeda. the
Baroness Hengelmuller wife OF the Aus
trien ambassador. and her guest. Baron
ess Won Palm; the Persian minister. Gen.
Isaac Kahn; Baron Frankenstein, Slgnor
BorRnetti. Baron Won Ritter. Miss ogden
Jones, and Alexander Jones. OF New
York. Viscount de Alte. the Misses Wet
more, Miss Alice Ward, Miss Sibley, Mss
Anita Poor, Colonel and Mrs. Babcot k,
General Crozier. Colonel and Mrs. Bi'IF-
ham. Lieutenant and MIS- Borden. Lieu
tenant Bell. Lieutenant Ives. Miss de
Peyster, Lieutenant Jewett. Colonel Ed
wards, Miss Washington, Major and Mrs.
Greene, Mr.. Won Csllenberg. Lieutenant
Moore Miss Catlin, Miss Merriam. Miss
Wilson. daughter Of the Secretary OF Ag-
riculture; Major Schuyler. Miss Eliza
beth Bates. the Misses Patten, Paymas-
ter Hicks. Capt Joseph s. Heron, Miss
Loring, Miss MacVeagh. Miss Mary Sher-
idan. Miss Farquhar. Miss Hagner. Miss
Clagctt. Captain Leonard Lieutenant
Graeme. and Lieutenant Marble.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

George F. jenkins and Rosa A. Hutch
inson.
George H. Lee and Lottie J. Smith.
Daniel Washington and Mamie Swann.
Amos L. Norton and Grace L. Opdyke
Andrew V. Shelton. OF Richmond. Va.
and Annie F. Dickson, Henrico county,
Va.
James B. lockwood and Mary Gra-
ham. both OF Prince william county. Va.
Isaac d. Arnold, District Of Columbia.
and Abbie Dishman, OF King George
county. Va.
John z. Cation and Roberta D. Gordon.
both OF Fairfax county, Va.
Leo S. Webb and Essie Silence.
Hugo L. Walter and lea VI. Hanson.
Reginald L. Gregg and Grace T. Downs,
both o. Fauquier county, Va.
John Dennis Jackson and Ada Bell
Coleman.
William II. Carlin and l. r. Reeves.
James Moore Hartley and Meta Flor
ence Higdon.
Albert J. Conyers and Coriune Jones.
Jacob T. Hawkins and Martha V.
Brooks
Oscar L. Reamy Montross. Va. and
Ellen NJ Bowler, District Of Columbia.
Harry Elmer Van Deusen and Marga-
ret Gertrude Matthews, both Of Fairfax
county. Va.
Joseph F. Shell. Atlanta, Ga. and
Roberta Thomas, Culpeper. Va.
Jules Charmontet and Anna Borura.
Roy S. Burch. Of Alexandria. Va. and
Annie Killey, Of District Of Columbia
Ernest B. Ashe and Emma E. Harris
Frank SpOnenberg and Ulmer Pollen.
Joseph A. Neaie and Elizabeth Vi.
Frere. both Of Charles county. Nd.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS


The following board Of officers were
elected ut a meeting held yesterday
afternoon in Bales Hall by the members
Of the District Of Columbia Athletic
Club. Z. Y Walker. president; James
Swift. vice president: Norris Meggs.
financial secretary; Jose Warrikamo,
treasurer; Franklin Marshall. general
manager; Joseph f. Miller. manager OF
indoor athletics; z. J. Rohel. assistant
manager and press agent, and Clyde Mo-
ran, J. B. Hoover. and W. E. Niedfelt.
manager Of outdoor athletics. The threat
ened disruption OF the indoor baseball
team has been settled, and the team will
continue its schedule OF games.
The following indoor baseball games
win be played this month and January:
December 25. Wadsworths: December 27.
Uniontowns; December 30, Kendlewoods;
December 81. Wadsworths; January g.,
Kendlewoods; January and 8, Eek
ington Eagles; January Is. KVads-
worths, at Baltimore; January 20 and q
Department A Association. The team
has been considerably strengthened since
=" defeat by the addition Of Kenny and
Moore, and good games are assured.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
DRURY LANE CLUB.

The Drul'y Lane Club. composed OF
boys. and under the management Of Mas
ter Vinson Walsh. gave its second pro-
gram Saturday evening f,r the benefit
OF the Newsboys Home. Thomas F.
Walsh has converted the second floor 5t
his home into a charming little theater.
and standing room was sold at high
prices.
Captain Racket" was The play given.
and the characters were portrayed as
follows: Capt. Bob Racket. Vinson
Walsh; Obadiah Dawson. Herbert Town
send: Timothy Tolman. Fred Hoffman:
Hobson. J. Holmes Magruder: Clarice
Racket. Newton K Fox: Mrs. Tolman.
Neil Finch; Katy (maid). Karl S. Brad
ford; Tootsy (Kid), "Ncllie." Norman
Lee is treasurer and Sterling Larabee
assistant treasurer.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
UNIQUE FOLDER ISSUED
BY C. & o. RAILWAY
Passenger May Read Description Of
Each Locality Through Which
He Passes

One OF the most unique and practical
railroad folders ever seen In this city
has just been issued by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. Its makeup is along
lines suggested by W s Bronson. as
sistant general passenger agent Of the
road.
II is called an annotated folder, and
combines with the time tables of the
passenger trains an abridged sketch
both historical and descriptive. OF all OF
the principal towns and cities along
the line. By its use the passenger can
follow the movement Of the train as IL
speeds along. follow closely the schej
ule. and read OF the attractions Of the
places he Is passing without turning a
page for reference.
After noting the public buildings 70
be seen from the train as It crosses the
Long Bridge and enters the city, the
following interesting description OF
Washington Is given:
The Nations Capital IS every year
becoming more and more a Mecca for
sightseers, business men. and politi-
clans. II is acknowledged 70 be one
Of the most beautiful cities in the
world. Like a great spiders web #
lies among a cluster OF gently rising
hills. Half the entire area IS streets
and parks There are 40 miles OF the
widest streets in the world. shaded by
magnificent trees and paved with as
Dhalt In October. 1900. when the seat
OF government was transferred from
Philadelphia TO Washington. the whole
force OF clerks employed was only fif-
ty-four. and the records we're placed
in five large and seven small boxes Now
the city is famous for its handsome and
costly public and private buildings and
is everywhere adorned with feautlful
and imposing monuments, statues, and
memorials Of the nations illustrious
dead %
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
Weddings.

The marriage Of Miss Edith r. Gray
and Robert s. Reynolds Hit took place
at st. Bartholomew's Church. New York.
today at noon. Vocal and instrumental
music was a feature of the wedding. The
bride, who is a handsome young woman
OF the blond type and very popular, was
given away by her father. Judge John
Clinton Gray. Of the New York court OF
appeals. Miss Gray was attended by
Miss Edith Devereaux Clapp, Miss Eva
Barley and Miss Janet Fish. OF New
York: Miss Ellen DreXel Paul, OF Phila-
delphia, and Miss Alice Burnham and
Miss Mamie Thayer. OF Boston. Mr.
Hits best man was his brother. W F.
Hit. His ushers we're the brides
brothers. J. Clinton Gray, jr.. Austin
Gray. jr-. II. Rogers Winthrop. Milton
is. Bsrger, Payne Whitney, William Hale,
and Dr. Van Buren. After the wedding
a reception and breakfast we're given at
the Metropolitan Club Many Washing
ton people went over for the ceremony.
Mr.. Hit. who has been attached TO the
American embassy in Paris for several
years, has recently been transferred to
Berlin.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
AT NEW YORK HOTELS

Alberta. C.. Evans
Astor-J W Hunt
CadiIlac-Mrs. J. F. Watson.
Continental-G. D. Kehoe. H. Oliver.
Everett. W Hodge
Fifth Avenue A. De Herrera.
Gilscy-J. G.. Worthington.
Grand-Nrs G.. +. Mum. C. " Cruikshank.
Grand Union-Miss N. Huddleson. ". s. Boyd
Mrs. r. T. Jones. Mrs. Fl. Kimmell.
Holland-A. Rodgers. IT,. J. D. C. Rodgers.
Mrs. A. Rockers
Imperial-N. Gulick
Manhattan-R Kaufman.
Mctropoltan-C Il. Bunnell, r C. Rinehpart
Normaudie-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Douglass
S. ID. scherhiser
Park AvenUe-Miss L. W. jackson.
Plaza--C Gareaud.
Rossmorc--W. Cobb
81. Denis-N. n. smith
Sturtev1nt-J. p. Devlin IT, Robert
Waldorf. Lanston, Mr. and Ms ". H.
Parlin.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
Social Chat From Baltimore

A delightful event In society yesterday
evening was the ball given by Mr. and
Mrs. John E. semmes in honor OF their
daughter Miss Frances Semmes, at their
residence. 10 East Eager Street. The
entire FIRST floor was artistically deco
rated with holly. crowfoot and Southern
smilaX. which predOminated in the hall
and rooms.
The small tables Of eight covers each.
at which the guests were served supper.
we're decorated with american Beauty
roses and lighted with red wax candles,
with shades Of bright red. Al orchestra.
concealed behind palms IN a corner OF
the drawing room. discoursed an excel
lent program for dancing and played sew
eral selections during the supper. Mrs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
MENUS TO GLADDEN.
CHRISTMAS DINERS

The Raleigh's manager admits that in
the preparation OF such dinner his as
sistants are not as well versed as in get
ting uD more elaborate feasts. For a
second menu, upon which no limit was
placed as 10 price. the following card
which the Raleigh will serve at SIG a
plate. represents their idea as to the
best dinner that Il is possible 10 pre-
pare.
MENU
AhsCcon salts
Bisque Of Oyster Crabs a Ia Dumas
PIN Olas Salted Almonds CcIer,,
Bouchcc a Ia MontQlas
Brook Trout a Ia Yenitienne
P0mmes Bcnedictine
Terrapin a Ia Maryland
AspeTges Nouvelles en- Branches Hollandai9e
F1lcts De Perdrcux a Ia LuculIus
ChampignOns srais farcis
Sorbet Renaissance
CanvaEhack Duck r0ti CurrBbt JeIly
Fried Hominy
salade De Quartre Saisorcs
Bis ~ Glace Petit Fours
BOurbOB Camembert
The Washington times., 1902-12-23
PASTOR WANTS BACK PAY
OR HE WILL NOT PREACH
Goes on Strike Until Arrears of Salary
Are Liquidated-WiIl Spend
Interim in Canada.

La CROSSE. Wis, Dec. 23.-Rev. II. T.
Ross. pastor Of the North Presbyterian
Church. refuses to deliver any more ser
mons until the church pays up arrears OF
salary.
He is in Canada at present, but has
writes a letter notifying his people OF
his intentions.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23

Another wedding that took place on
Saturday in the chantry OF the Church
Of Zion and ST. Timothy, was that OF
Elizabeth Amory Day. the daughter OF
the late DR.. Walter De Forest Day. well
known ten years ago socially and pro-
fessionally. and J. Ernest Windest. Of
London The bride was given away by
her brother. S. Sherwood Day. Only the
Irelatiyes-and a few intimate friends we're
present at the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23

Mrs. T. Burnside Morris and Miss An
ma Morris will give a small dinner to-
night at their residence. 24l South
Twenty first Street, before the second
Fortnightly CotiIlon. The dinner is in
honor OF Miss Van Reypen OF Washing
ton. .. G.
The Washington times., 1902-12-23

Semmes and her daughter. who is one
Of last seasons most sought after debu-
tantes. received the guests alone.
There we're present, besides many mar
ried guests. the debutantes OF this and
last season and many young men.