davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
TRAINS 60
T0GE Their
Four Men Killed and
Three Injured

YouN0sToWN. ohio. March a.
-Four men were killed and three See
riouely Injured in "a railway wreck
on the Pennsylvania line. near this
city. this morning The dead are.
Norman Graham. fireman.
James Thomas. fireman.
Charles blackburn, awitehman.
william CoDns, brakeman.
The two trains came together while
running al FUN speed and II IL sup
posed the accident was due 20 n mis-
Interpretation of orders, The en-
Einea of both trains we're demolish-
"a and several cars ~ vaiuhhle
freight were destroyed by the fre
which followed the wreck. A wreck
inR train was rushed from this city
and tho injured are nov in st.
MARKS hospital one ~ them. Thos.
wilkins, an engineer. IL not expect
20 % recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
URGE ITS
DEFEAT
Labor Representatives
Against a Bill

WARRINGTON. II. c.. March a.
The legislative committee OF the
American Federation az Labor has
madn public report ON certain bills
pending before congress- which AFFECT
labor and immigration. and pays ape-
cial attention TO the anti-lnlunctloa
bill In rs report the committee
says the phrascoiogy Of the latter bin
han been changed by the senate judi
oiary- committee until Il is almost
the opposite ~ what was originally
intended when the hili WAS drafted
The report sounds a warning snd
says that the bill rs presented au-
thorifca tniunctous instead of cur-
failing them, and that Tee raauaEe
means a body blow sl labor orsani-
Stations. II closes Toe report with an
appeal 20 organized tabor EVERY
whore 20 use the utmost ondcRvofH go
defeat the hlll as Il stands at pres.
eat.
II 10 probable that throughout the
country labor unions will Hddrcss
their senators asking thar the hlll
may BE- either defeated tn ts prcf-
ent form. or consideration given a. u
e. Il was originally drafted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
ORIGINALS
ALL THERE

NEW YORK. March 2t.--Neiiie
Cohen. daughter % the only Orig
inai Harris coheg Ma. l." and Louis
Cans, we're happy as they stood I'M
der canopy at Webster hall tonight
waiting 20 receive the blessing Of the
only Original Harris Cohen" They
had just come from n synagogue.
where they were married a. the
march to the banquet hall was be-
gun. Mr. Cohen was observed 70 slip
a check into bis daughters hand
Ths amount was said % b. $1,000.
The Baxter street puiiefa-in" were
there in great force In honor of
tho event the "ouiY Original Harris
Cohsn No. /" had Invited his bust
mas rivals. and IN Consequences there
wers present the Original Harris
Cohsn No. q" with $4,000 worth ~
Aianosids. the Original Harris CO.
ben No. g." with $1,000 worth 81
diamonds Ths Original Harris
Cohen No. and mo. s. ava not
wear any diamonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
FIRE BURNS
FOR YEARS

BEAUMONT. Tex. March 24.-A.
Orange, on the Louisiana border. the
local scientists and sawmill men are
spaoul ating an how long II viii re-
auire for a aawduEt and glab IRE 10
burn itself out. They have found
one that has been burning since Sep
tsmber, 1899, without an ounce of
fuel being supplied 20 q within that
tiiHs, and there IL not the least evil
dsuoo that II would not have gone
on blrning the Same way for as
much longer II II had been left I'M
disturbed.
Thia phenomsnon wac discovered
On the site of the old 4. Gilmor mill.
on the Sabine river Tho Gilmer mill
bssors Il burned IN September, 1929
had. rs has every big sawmlll in this
ssoticnt a slab heap into which wac
dumped The waste sawduat and slabs.
ana which Was kept burning. This
sawdust ma slab IRE had been kept
alive for about rs years, or for the
whole life Of the mill, and Thsn the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
CITY OF SEATTLE
SAILS TONIGHT

rhs steamer cisy - seattle siii sail
i1hiEht for Santhrru ALASKA with q
large bootiuE ~ passengers. TIE little
bump uhirh the steamer tnoh iHtn TIE
dock ai NHseouvsg saturday hasn't In
The lcas; aTerfed her schedule. Sotns
veil knawu kioaditsfa wlii g. north "a
her Amuag TIE uumber are ~. T.
Wills and James Batter. The former
is nsnhEsF Of the Canadian HAnk of
Cemmsre VI naws1n NJ BATTER -
ons q ghs RafieF brothers % klondisn
fame Governor Ross ~ TIA nFitiah
YUKON all tnard The steamer Al Van.
c0avrg. tsEinw passage narth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
VERSATILE
WILLIAM

NEW YORK. March 24.-fn sam
ming up the kaiscr'a career. Hctr
Echumann Of this city IN a lecture
last night said.
Emperor william can talk fluent
~ IN six languages. He has written
o play and conducted Its rehearsal.
lie has written a public prayer and
conducted choir. lie can cook his
own dinner. can play chaas paint
pictures or draw carioaturea. BE has
learned engineering and studied cleo
tricity. Though he can use only one
arm. he can shoot game for four
hours at the rate Of two n minute.
He has over a hundred titles and Is
an admiral IN three Of the biggest
navies. In 75 years he has shot g.
head Of game. lie changes his dress
n dozen times n day. has a dozen
Wallets. and HIS wardrobe = worth
800 co.,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
C0WlEY AGAIN
IN THE TOLLS

r. J. ccwlry. a street corner orator.
who piles bis eaiilaK south o. Ysslsr
WAY, vas sEain arrested yestecay for
ttstrmrtine fhe streets Tho police Al.
lfse that CawiaY males usn 81 snar.
chisiic speeches 81 draw crowds about
him, tpwisY q a Socialist. althunrh
not connected with Aay local orraaisa
tiou. Local Socialists Hay be- 10 parae
rutrd BY the police. C0wiey has been
arrested ga saverei previous occasions
but never convicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
LOST ONES
Many Inquiries for Persons
Slrayed Away

fetters Of luquirY asking FOR the
whereabouts Of the Wefids missing ere
muliliudinoua A few W these rplatlrs
roach tAe Seattle police. Detective Ten,
uant VI endeayofing go nnd fsw " the
airayed oura Mfs Grace Evsns ~ Min.
urapoiis writes that hrf brother IHke
rush and hrr sister MrH suais FsfRu.
snn are in seattle and wants them
found An estate has taen left she
family ami tbe Whereabouts ~ the two
mlsalne ehl'dTru b. greatly desired
Ah W Al Nandspecd Of Columbus.
onto. is anxious TO hhd her son. D. D.
Ooadaprfd Nho was la seattle Nuv ~.
1891 Since then be has disappeared
M .. d Green ~ Chicago. ~.
Wishes 60 learn something ~ her
brother. Harry It Spencer. ahn was fof.
merry hngitf ~ the e. H. g. Rear.
The fhi,aKo Record wants 30 learn
ihe ulNrenbauia - Norman l., Rogers,
formerly ~ Milwnysee
Niliiam Marcus - OsweFo. Kansas,
wants 10 nnd bic son GeoFsc
Lest Ksr sister
Mu u Taiat ~ aan Ffanrisea asks
the police 70 nHa her sister. Etth Iii.
worth ~ Mra. " " Williams no she
may be Known
Mfa y Mruton 81 New York has last
Der husband. John Mantou. ainee March
.. 1901. when Ne wss ~ Seattle
Mfa Eiisehsih Royal u afOp Wa
hash hvenae.' chicago. Ia 81 inas 20
know where her husband. wliiiam Royal
H She says the anspSnas Is dfivinE
be crazy
FIRED = Ngunn. a telegraph operator
&c SUNDERLAND. Vermont. has for a year
ifeH trims r. hnd hts father. ratfirk
o. hfnan Naa t. also q Railroad @An
hsd "a believed O. o. IN Eeattls.
tatniins Hrpss ~ Landon. Ontario.
j. anxious 10 md hsF brother, wiiilam
FrusL
llsufY ~ Franks u Woodland. Cal.
wHuts En- hud MAY Osborne. y DO came
~ Seattle from san Fraefisco several
maHthn ngu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

MIN burned down tho ash heap that
head accumulated waa o. large one.
UtCnHiN d. ~, Link of oranEe Dc.
gem tp Hr up low lot with ashes ia
lau from thIa head The men haul
ing the nahra hNd dug down DO feet,
w hen ono OF ihrm noticed thAt MS
shovel waa getting hot. ltr thought
ha would look into the matter. and
dug deeper Aftrf hH had gone down
several feet he cnmo to n vast de-.
ponlt ~ charcoal. which ignitod an
soon aH the nir chmo into contact
with ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
- ING h00DLUMS
RESPONSIBLE

The theft 81 valuable hucksRin pony
has been reported 20 ihe police ~ Rot
frt West~fmsa ~ 1921 Twslffh avenue
South, fhis morning The work IL syi-
dsntig thar ~ gaug 81 hooflnms who
hang Ahout thf neighhafhood A few
days ago Mf WesprmAn missed some
ducks. bnt said nofhing ~ the matter
70 the police Detectives Adams and
ToHi have ths case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
OTIS RETlRES

wAenfNDToS, p. G.. March "a
Gen, Eiwell Otis has completed hts
active service In the army. ana To-
morrow his name viii be placed on
the retired lat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
FIRST STATION

HALIFAX. n =. Mawh 2i--it hsi
tesa deanitsly decided b. Mafcenl that
iae Hrsf aiEnai and sxyefimsntnl STA
tiaa ~ he hailt 8n tie American con,
fnsut wiii o. 81 Table Head Gisca nay,
g. - woFk VII On cosumsncsd imsns
iistsiy A. anan a. thts statiou is com
nistsd b. wlll rummencp ihe rouatFac
tioa % smother station ~ chpe Cod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
ONLY FEW CENTS
Blp FOR coFFlRs
Mt THIS AUCTION

NEWTON n. Pa. March - THE
village OF Harsham. Ga Montgomery
county. may attain fame for ihe an.
parent h@althfulness - iia people So
the result ~ q public sale held there
% some ~ The effects - the late An
thony MarErrum SIR. MsfF~um
WIS funeral director ard awnuw
the articles offered were q number %
coffiuH The hnr9ihouI ~ the ffuf-
sha mites placed euHius AZ discount
and they sold from 90 2 cents each
Tho auetlunTer bsd tn struggle hard
% set bidders even then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
HYOR0PH0BIA

LACROSSE. WE. March q Ern-
Get Dixon. niwhi watch 40 Gsinsvilie.
hat firen committed to the state in-
sane asylum. stark mnd from hydro
phnbia. fesuitfnF. u ~ alleged. from
a bite In the hand ~ Hrnry HiinkeF
y hom he tried "a arrest some nights
Hgu Tor being Intoxicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
MIN RAJ SNOW

ANNAPOLIS. Md.. March "a The
Colorado Worlds Far commission
haH asked for exhibit HpAce at Tho
Louisiana Purchase exposition nf
follows Minerals uni ores iU0Kl sN
Test. three Times thr aptra ht the
chicago expedition. MA Dhinrfy afst
lullis COOS oO fert horticulture t0x
lal feet agriculture, NQSi00 feet.
state building. AQ0xa00 feet. irrigation
farm g0cx801 feet. machinery exclu-
nivglY. ibNx10o feet. art. goa feet
educational exhibit. toxrO feet. Och
end game. G1xi00 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
Very Younu Criminal

Waiter Thomas or Fred Robinson, as
he also gave hla name, ten-year old
boy. was arrested by Marshal J. &C. Hep.
pier OF Columbia yesterday for steal
INK copper wire froD the nenton car
tracks Thomas wgs seen with two
other boys In the net Ok cutting the cop.
Der bands The others escaped. The po-
lice believe that Thomas Is but the tool
OF older bays-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
LOSES

BURLINGTON. W. Mareh 2t.--
Two hundred and ninogy four dia.
monds. varying In siHe from one
quarter ~ three cNTats each. valued
ag fi0nfo. have haen caraserted BY
Judge Wheeler in the United states
eHurt and ordered sold nt auction.
The diamonds wrrs aeiKvd ~ on ius
Hpertne az Suspension Bridge. ~ r..
ufHn the person - ffaist HtsYilfkY.
wHe hnd them seerfted In the arm
rats ~ hia uuderrhfrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
DOG GRIEVES

MoRRtETOwS. y J.. March "a
heHfta, a Scotch collie, lH dying uf
grief traauHr ~ thH death ~ her mis-
tFesa. Sire william Heath Toe dog
had BEEN missing fur week and wac
found lylag on the Erayg % her mis-
tFrkg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
PLANS MURDER

NEW YORK. March "a Hcvrnuer
~ the rcprimanda Fiven 90 Leonard
Robinson. ~ years old. ~ hlur Point
melted The boy o. plan a. XII Jessie
Danes Or years Old He intended 20
wait .n the words FOR her and shoot
her tie dug "a EFaVc IN which %
bury her
Leonard told several other boys ~
hts attentions aud when ths hpol
teacher confronted him be confessed
The bHy has been arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
TOUCHED

BALTIMORE. March "a Standing
idat flames which burned every
Thing about be-. the statue ~ ~. An.
iAony remained unecprched last
night In -, phiiip and James Cath.
nilc church The altar rail-. carpet
The stools * the chgristrr boys and
even the pedestal on which the statue
ataod vas burned. yet II was IN
touched ~ the flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
TAL.MACE:

WASHINGTON. n. C.. March ia.
The family % the Rev. T. Dewitt
TAimaEc deny the report sent out
yesterday 10 the effect that he was
dangerously ~ and hia recovery de-
SPARED o.. They say his condition
this morning n greatly improved and
that no hpprehensions are felt for his
ultimate and complete recovery.
when buying articles Advertised In
his paper. speak Of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
is GUILTY

FLiZABTTH CITY. n. G. March -.
The Jury 10 the csse Of yonng VIII.
rpx has handed Ia a verdict declaring
him guilty of tbs murder " bis former
sweetheart Neil CFupmay His sttnF.
nsys wili supeai 20 the suhswne court
en- The ground that the evidence offered
vas not anf1rieut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
WEAKER

cArETOwN. March - Cecil
Rhodes passed a restless night and
wAh much weaker ~ a result this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
injured on Waterfront

A Horn was seriously iniursa
yesterday evening" b. hsilr caught b.
twefn tFaeA and freight car near
ihs chiorek fIsh Company warehouse
10 vas removed 70 Froriaenee Hospital
IA the ambulance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

When buying articles advertised In
this paper, speak Of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24
The Dollar
YOas Make

Is no better than the dollar YOU
have. There's n chance 20 save Hone
money on most every medicine at
Bartell's. and you are sure OF the
very best. too. Hints Of prices:
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 81 90
size ..s....'s. ...............,.bb
Carter's Digestive Tablets. 400 size
''''s''' .''...'..'.... ....,.....b5c
IS. s. S." swiftA Specific. si.OO sire
.s'.ss'. -sss..s..s.. .......s.s.. Doc
Mannen's Borated Taloum. Csc slze
''''s'''' .s''s'.'. .'s'...'....,l-h q
Prices Little Liver pills. csc sire
........ .........t. ....s'.t..... Zoe
Stewards Dyspepsia Tablets. $500
size .,..."s.. ss....s'..s....s...bO Doe
Syrup OF Figs. b0c sige......,u.35c
WO would nor JOfr fro drag
FIRST hcOaus0
small profits mako qss0k
saF0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-24

call |
Sat,
tlet|
I}eS .
the .
Tour .
hen
dren |
law |
mot
'rac
Evening star., 1902-02-17
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
Local Committee Preparing to Enter
tain the Delegates

The third meeting OF the local committee
TO prepare for the approaching trienniat
meeting of the national council of women
was held Saturday at pm. at the La
Fetra Hotel. Mrs. Susa Young Gates OF
the press committee of the national coun-
ell, Miss Harriet Powell Ashby. Mrs r. G.
Pomeroy. Miss II. Eloise Wedding Miss Su.
san Birch, Mrs Ruth Thompson ard others,
were added to the various committees.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood was appointed
chairman OF the credentials committee.
Reports were received from the treasurer,
the committees on decorations. on pages,
on courtesfes, on reception Of delegates. on
the press, etc. all reporting encouraging
progress. Invitations were received and
propositions for entertainment made from
the halls OF the AncientS and from various
ORGANIZATIONS.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union Will give a reception to the president
and vice president of their national body.
Mrs. Lillian NJ n. Stevens and Miss Anna
Gordon. The Washington section of the
national council of Jewish women will ten
der reception to their national officers
Mrs. Henry Solomon of Chicago. president,
and Miss Sadie American of New York, sec
retary, and others In the temple OF, Sth
street. Sunday evening. February 28.
Among the officers of the national council
who have already arrived are Mrs May
Wright Sewell. president of the International
council OF women, and Mrs. Emaline b.
Wells of Utah
One of the objects of the Woman's Relief
Corps Is stated to be Ito inculcate lessons
OF patriotism and love of country among
our children and in the communities In
which We live" Saturday, February NJ at
the afteroon session of the national council
of women the Department of Potomac,
Woman's Relief Corps will exemplify how
1t is taught in the schools with a drill by
sixteen young girls.
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Postal Clerks Petition Congress-.

The Chicago Federation OF Labor yester-
day adopted resolutions presented to that
body by the Chicago Post Office Clerks
Union. urging Congress to pass legislation
for shorter work day for employees of the
postal service. The resolution was present.
ed by four post office clerks. who represent
their union as delegates to the Federation
of Labor. Copies of the resolution are to
be sent to senators and representatives.
The move is said to be the first action OF
the kind since the recent sweeping order Of
President Roosevelt In regard to postal em-
ployes going to Congress for legislation.
When asked If the resolution was not in
violation of the order, 1t was stated by the
postal clerks that no order from the Presi-
dent had come to their notice officially,
The only general order submitted to them,
they said. was one from the Postmaster
General announcing that no postal employe
would be granted leave of absence to go to
Washington to further legislation In their
behalf.
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Prof. Harrington a Day Laborer.

From the New York Tribune.
Prof. Mark W. Harrington, once occupy
ing the chair Of astronomy at Ann Arbor,
and subsequently chief Of the United States
weather bureau at the national capital Is
said to be working as day laborer in
North Pacific coast lumber camp. Shortly
after the political changes which led to
Prof. Harrington's downfall In Washing
ton his health failed. Insomnia undermined
his strength and impaired hts activity
Within the last six or eight years he has
had a variety Of experiences. He was presi-
dent OF the University Of the State Of
washington for year or two. went to the
orient. where he was overtaken by scarlet
fever. and after his return to this country
worked on a Louisiana sugar plantation.
Still more recently he filed homestead
claim In the fir forests Of Washington. but
instead Of clearing the land himself he en-
tered the employ of lumber company at
Port Blakely. An Ann Arbor dispatch
says that his outdoor life Is improving his
health. conducting to sleep and restoring his
ambition He has hopes OF returning to
his old place In the Intellectual and scien-
tific world.
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Smoke Comes Near Causing Panic.

There was an exciting time at the Litch-
field, Nos. 900 and 9OS 14th street north
west. this morning about $40 o'clock.
caused by a fire in the basement There
were about seventy-fve boarders in the
house, and when the smoke was discovered
through the house many OF the women be-
came frightened and there was almost a
panic Several Of them opened their win
dows and shouted for some one to rescue
them. The fremen saw no reason for
alarm, as they had the fine under control
in a few minutes.
Hot ashes thrown into the cellar set fire
to some rubbish, and the flames burned
through to the pantry. Beyond q little
excitement, due to the guests becoming
frightened, nothing out Of the ordinary oc-
CURED.
Miss Bradley conducts the establishment
and Mr.. Gillett owns the property. The
firemen estimated the damage at $500.
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Court Asked to Quash Assessment

BY petition for writ Of certiorari. which
has been filed by John w. Pilling, through
Attorney Irving Williamson, against the
District of Columbia, the court is asked to
quash an assessment on two parts Of lot IA.
fronting on an alley in square 247 The
District Commissioners. 1t is stated, have
assessed charge Of s169.oO on each lot for
certain connections made with a water
main and sewer.
The petitioner asserts that the tax is
illegal, In that the District has no power to
require the connections referred to unless
the lot Is situated on one of the streets Of
the District. 1t is pointed out that the lots
of the petitioner are entirely located on an
alley, which has no legal name or designa-
tiOn
Evening star., 1902-02-17
MARRIED.

NEII-WAGNER. On February H. 1902 at sc.
Joseph's Church, Baltimore Md, by Rev. An.
drew j. Carey, EDWAR Z. NEIL and MAUDH
WAGNER both of Washington D. @.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. CLAUDE F. SCHIEyHOIZ. Ogden Iowa.
May 26, 1899, writes:
Il suffered greatly from ASTHMA; but Jayne's
f;xpeeteraEt gave me quick and permanent relief.
l cannot praise 1T too highly
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Will Filed for Probate.

The will Of John Well. dated September
"a. 1897, was filed today for probate. His
estate is left to his wife, Charlotte Weii
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs Emma r. Frank will be at home
Tuesdays in the future, at 935 X street.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. H. B. sperry returned to her home
in this city yesterday from an absence Of
q month in Ohio.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs W. L. Jones. wife Of Representative
Jones of Washington; Mrs. Henry c. Cou-
don, wife Of Chaplain Coudon of the House
of Representatives, and Mrs. Thomas Sam
mons will receive at No. 80 B street north
east today
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. j. n. Culbertson was called Satur.
day afternoon to her daughter, Keren Whit
tier Culbertson. who is Ill at the Woman'f
Hospital, in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

DR.. Rosetta Gilchrist Of Ashtabula Ohio
is guest Of Mrs. II. B. Sperry on Capitol
HUI.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. w. l.. Jones. wife Of Representative
Jones Of Washington, will receive for the
last time this season today, at No. 80 B
street northeast.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Read Admiral and Mrs. Sch1ey left her,
this morning to visit friends In New Yort
city. They will return Thursday.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

One Of the prettiest teas that has marked
the winter was given by Mrs. Robert Smart
Saturday for her friends to meet her guest.
Mrs. Ogden of New York, Mrs. Wheeler and
Mrs. De Witt, Miss Fuller, Miss Keim,
Miss Long and Miss Day assisting this
charming hostess In extending the hospital
tiles of her pleasant home. Both official,
diplomatic and resident society were repre-
sented in the several hundred guests.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. Arthur Sperry Of Cleveland, Ohio
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J
L. McCreery. on Capitol Hill.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

The German ambassador, the Swiss min
lister, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Callenberg an
Senator and Mrs. Depew entertained at Sat
urday night dinners.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

The Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Az
piroz entertained at dinner Saturday night.
their guests including the Chinese minister
and Mrs WI, Senator and Mrs. Cullom.
the minister from Guatemala. the minister
from Persia, Gen. and Mrs. Moore. the
charge d'affaires Of Colombia and Mrs.
Pezet, Miss Maude Pauncefote, Mrs. Att
well, Mr.. Wauters Of the Belgian legation,
and Mrs. Perez.
Evening star., 1902-02-17

A surprise masked euchre was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs William Ochenreiter and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lowry Valentine night at
their residence on Rhode Island avenue.
After cards, music and games, refresh
ments were served. Mr.. James Parker,
assisted by Mr.. Chas Bauman. contrib
uted a number OF comic songs. after which
a cakewalk took place. Miss Leona Bax-
ter and Mr.. Parker carrying the honors.
Among those present were: Mrs M. Kelly,
as . ghost; Mrs. James Lowry. Miss Shy;
Mrs Chas. Bauman, sweet sixteen: Mrs.
James Parker. granny: Mrs. Walter Kelly,
matinee coon; Mrs. VIII Withers, country
bride: Miss Margaret Kneessi, Bowery
Nell: Miss MOllie Edmonston, baby; Miss
Estelle Lowry. Diana: Miss Leona Baxter,
Topsy; Miss Nellie Hefferman. Sis Hop
kins; Mr.. Charles Bauman, farmer; Mr..
Evening star., 1902-02-17

Mrs. William McNeir left this morning
several weeks.