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The Washington times., 1902-12-03
happenings in Windy CITY.

Mrs William Spencer Crosby has gone
20 Washington to be the guest OF Mrs.
Reginald DE Koyon. az whose home she
viii give Wagner lecture re-
cital on Friday Later Mrs. Cros-
by viii 20 to New York TO Join
her son and daughter. Or. and Mrs.
Wassau. at the Waldorf While in New
York Mrs. Crosby viii give "a recital on
December for tie great kindergarten
charity backed by the Rockefellors.
sages, and other well-known New York
wealthy families The patrons and
teachers are TO De the audience. Mrs.
Crosby win also give a recital at the
home OF Mrs. Thomac Williams. 81 East
Thirty-nrst Street. New York. which is
TO be a society affair
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Yrs ShaJo Sends ont L7UHafoHs fo1 a DinHer-biSS
Wilson Gives Luncheon IN HoHoc Of the Princess
POrqia

blue frock Of embroidered crepe de
chine. with picture hat Miss Carol Simp-
son. the only other attendant. was dress
ed I'm yellow crepe dc chine and yellow
hat Both of tbo maids carried bouquets
of violets. The best man was Henry
Elliott WarEaman. 90 cousin OF the bride.
Mrs. John r. WaEsaman's toilette was of
black pauue velvet trimmed i'm lace and
jet epauelos with turquoise ornaments.
Mrs. Mason Mrs. WaEgaman's mother.
wore black velvet with pearl ornaments.
The bride received many handsome
gifts, among them diamond and tur-
quoiae necklace from sister of the
groom. Madam La Duchess D'AugcIo Ca
votI NcrosUL
The out-of-t0wn guests were Thomas
sIiddeU. brother of the groom: Nr. and
Mrs. w. b. Flint. Mrs. L. X. Camp.
James r. sloan. Mr.. and Mrs NcWaI-
tiers. Henry Muuroe. Miss Polly sloan.
Charles IT. Dugro. of New York. John
CLANCY, of Kentucky an OF whom are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs WagEaman: Mr..
and Mrs r. King Wainwright. of Phil
adelphia. DR. Smith McKim and Mrs. and
Miss Emerson. Of Baltimore Among
others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas r. WaEgamau. Miss Julia Wag-
raman. Mr. and Mrs Bcriah Wilkins. Miss
Elsie Curtis. Miss Ella Brown. Cuthbcrt
Brown. Mrs. Thomas Swan. Mrs. Logan.
Major and Mrs Tucker. Captain Good
win, Miss Alice Goodwin. Miss Anne
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Wilson. Miss
Daisy Wilson Thomas Harris. Cary
Johnson. Revody Dangerfeld. Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson. After the cere-
mony. a buffet breakfast was served.
Mr. SliddeU a young broker of New
York and q graduate of Princeton, is a
son Of johnson SliddeI. of New Orleans,
and comes of an old and prominent fami-
ly in the South. Mrs. Sliddell. mother of
the groom. is now IN Paris and was not
present az the wedding.
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BIRNBAuM-LEWIs NuPTIALs-

LONDON. Dec. 3.-Miss Gertrude
Lewis, daughter Of Sir George Lewis.
and Theodore Birabaum. OF Berlin. were
married az the synagogue In Great
Portland Street yesterday by the chief
rabbi They viii spend their honeymoon
lu Sicily.
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There are two days Of tNc year in
Vienna when nearly every thea-er in
town plays the same piece. namely. on
An Saints Day and ON sd. Souls Day.
when tho flsh-crrcpi7g drama a. tho
MILLER ard EIs Child" b. performed.
Tho play g. founded on legend Gat.ns
from 1885, according 20 this story.
Count Uohcaherg. the rector OF ST.. Ste
phe1's Cathedral then the parish church
OF Vienna. was reused from sleep on
Christmas Eve By the c1tEolra, bells.
and. on griug TO the window. saw a pro-
coasicn lf his friends c!0.iCl iE white
walking ever the graves. and followed
hy priest il whom he recognized him
EeIT All these persons, as wei. aF tina
count. are said 20 have died within tho
following year. 4 similar scene occurs
iu the drama Notwithstanding the fa-
miliar and rather ghostly character OF
the piece. the thcaters are always
crowded when 10 is performed
4ARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
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arch than 20 be confronted with an as
sassin who fails.
SO extensive are the repairs which are
being made ut Marlborough House that
70 IS doubtful whether the Prince and
Princess Of Wales viii De able to- enter
into occupation thereof until the spring
Of 1904 The work win not De completed
until late in the autumn az The earliest
and, although the prince and princess
might End it possible to house them
selves there somewhat earlier. f. is
probable jhat they viii prefer TO remain
in their present town residence iu ST.
James Palace, cramped though they are
for room. 10 taking up their abode in q
palace which is stiIl in the hands OF the
W0rEmcn.
All the Portland stone faciugs of the
walls of the Marlborough House are be-
ing esrap.J nGl r.pa.Ite- and for the
first time .ho people OF the present gen
Grafton viii have the opportunity &C. APP
Ireriatng the he.aiGlr medallion and
architectural decorations that bear tes-
rimony 20 the architectural genius of
Wren.
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.LANSBURGH & BRO
Good Umbrellas
Never Were
So Cheap and
Plentiful

/ AS during this sale. Read the list and
keep in mind that these are sood UmbreI-
! las from "a leading maker. Frames are
strongly puy together. c0lors won't run:
light. seryiceabIc. slightly.
1000 SIX Gloria Umbrellas. large
variety Of stylish handles. either plain
wood or trimmed, steel rod. par n Nc
agOn frame; ID SI4S umbrella. H&(
for women or Northumberland. w
500 Union TaTeta Umbrellas. being
silk and linen mixed cloth. making il
strong durable and fast color. Handles
sterling trimmed, pearl silver trimmed
carved ebony. and natural
wood, cord and tasseI; for q 4 OO
women or men. q $3.50 UNI y Nm
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Special lot OF Ladies' and Mems silk
Gloria Umbrellas. There are only lSq
of The Ladies' and So Mems. Handles
are natural wood and bone, silver trim
med. very stylish and attrac-
tive. I'm this Tot some are n I ~
worth as high as Sa.z5. spe- Nj NJ
cial prlce.-.---.---.--.-- y eOO
500 silk Gloria Umbrellas. pretty trim
med or plain wood handles steel rod.
paragon frame. Uowgu's or n { 40
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ease ard tasrel. natural wood G. 90
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Herald Square" Umbrella. fully guar
.anteec. in black, green, garnet, and
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Weddings

Miss Louise Burford and William J.
SliddCll were married az noon today at
the residence Of John +. Waggaman. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Father Stafford. under a bower Of
American Beauty roses.
The bride wore a gown Of white lace
studded with pearls. over chiffon. Her
veil was caught back with orange bios
SONS and her only ornament was a neck
lace OF pearls. the gift OF the groom. She
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley and orchids. The maid Of honor,
Miss Elizabeth Goodwin. wore a light
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Miss Ruth Hanna. who passed the last
month here. has returned to her home
ia Cleveland. Miss Hanna was the re-
cipient Of much attention while I'm Chi
cago, and made a pleasing impression
upon relatives and friends Of her hance.
Medill McCCruick. Mrs. and Miss Hanna
will remain at their Cleveland home IN
On after the holidays
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life OF King George at Athens after tho
war with Turkey. when bis popularity
was az So low aa ehb that the loss %.
mis- throne either by it's overthrow or by
his enforced abllcatiol seemed lucvlra-
be- The accusatious were uufounEed.
for the carriage in which Doe was driving
with Dis daughter when tae attempt was
made showed the marks where lt had
been struck 5y Che bullets fred at him.
However, the outrage had the effect of
restoring him to the good VIII OF his
people.
Il was only 20 De expected that SINH
Jar charges would Doe made iu couuac-
tion with the recent altamp. on tho IfE.
or the King of the HcIe.ans 40 H-ua-
sells. Al Tho zine uacH o. was made.
Do was held up 90 obloquy. not only Ia
bis own country. but abroad because OF
tho c.rcums.aHeaa attending do. death
and obseglies of the Iato queen. and "a
demand for his alIl.atou was even
openly discussed In Belgium. Ruaiuea
oadeavor To- shoot him. however. has had
the effect ~ oasow.Ug him Win gOuu-
larity which he has not enjoyed since
his accession 10 .Eo throne, nearly forty
years ago. and having once secured this
he would Doe foolish to do anything 90
forfeit fl.
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The British ambassador and Lady Her
bert entertained at dinner last night
Their guests were: Senator and Mrs.
Lodge. General and Mrs. Corbin. Gener-
COwles. ST. LOe Srachey. editor OF the
London Spectator and Mrs. Strachey;
Mr.. Parsons. OF the United States en-
bassy at Rome. and Mr. Deering and
Mr. Norman. OF the British embassy.
this city.
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In the Dinlomatic Circle.

NJ Cambon, the French ambassador.
went to New York last night. and viii
sail for France tomorrow. NJ. and Ma
dame Nargerie. who have been visiting
Mr.. Vanderbilt at BiItmore. met the am
bassador I'm New York this morning and
will remain with him until he starts on
his journey. NJ. Hermite. the third sec
rotary OF the embassy. viii accompany
II. Cambon 10 his new post.
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Lord Wolverton. who has Just made
his first appearance IN the house OF lords
as parliamentary secretary and repre-
sentative tn the upper chamber OF the
government department known as the
board Of trade. which ls the English
Counterpart Of the Continental minis
tries OF commerce. was for a number OF
years a clerk 10 Wall Street, New York
and IS, 80 FAR as I am aware. the only
member OF the present administration in
England who has enjoyed the advantages
Of an American business training.
OF course. in chose days Doe did not
bear Che ulc of Lord W0lycrt0u. He
was known as Freddie GIyu. and was far
from being well of.
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Baltimore Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bonaparte re-
moved yesterday from their country
place 20 their town house. corner OF
Park Avenue and Center Street.
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Notes

Mrs Thomas Nelson Page will pre-
sent her daughter. Miss Florence Field.
and her daughters Chum. Miss Elsie
Seymour. at a tea this afternoon. The
interior of the Page house. one OF the
most pleasing I'm town. has been decor
ated with fan flowers for tine occasion.
Miss Field viii De assisted in receiving
10y the dobutautes Of this season. and her
house guests. Miss Edith Blair and Miss
Eleanor Mccormick Of Chicago.
Miss Sue White. who has been visit
ing her brother. Justice White. OF the
Supreme Court. returned last week to
her home in New Orleans.
Miss Isabel Finley. the wel-kuown
writer who has been visiting friends
i'm New Orleans. viii pass the winter
I'm italy with her brother, William Fin
ley. and mis- family.
Dr. and Mrs. ". I. Owen and their
son. Glcudower owen. OF New Orleans.
are IN town attending the sanitary con-
gress.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews entertained at
dinner last night
The American delegates to the sani-
tary congress win give a reception tc-
night at the New willard in honor Of
their foreign colleagues.
Mrs. Tom Hall win De at home at the
Cairo on Friday afternoons. December .
and y.
Wythe d. Anderson passed Thanks
giving with his mother, Mrs, Bette A..
Anderson, in Richmond.
Mrs Stanley Marshall Taylor is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. a. ID. Brauer, Of
Home Place. West Richmond.
William Alden Smith. member Of Con
gress from Michigan. has taken apart
ments at Jhe New willard for the win
ter.
DIT. s. r. Emmons has returned from
an extended tour through the West.
where he went TO conduct certain invcs-
LEGATIONS FOR the Geological Survey.
Mrs. John ID. Patten has sent out cards
for a tea on December 10. when she viii
introduce her daughter Julia TO society.
The bazaar and Tea given by Mrs Ny
ers and Mrs. Julian-Jamcs for the House
OF Mercy was q success financially as
ven as socially. The fancy articles sold
we're unique in character and most at
rrgctiye Mrs. Barney gave one of her
pictures 10 De ramed, and aided In sell
ing the goods. Among the others who
acted as saicswoneu were Mrs. AuIick
Palmer. Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Mrs.
Seth AcHoy Miss Boardman. and Miss
Williams. The hostesses ia the dining
room were Mrs. 7. q. NJ. Mason and Miss
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Miss Roosevelt. the daughter Of the
President. viii go TO New York TO as
sist at the coming ont ball of her cousin.
Miss Christine Roosevelt. daughter of
Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt. which will take
place az Sherry's on the 9th.
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Mrs. Edward Blair. Of 10 aush Street.
will give a small dance on December p
for Miss Edith Blair ana Miss Eleanor
Mccormick.
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The White House.

RMS. Roosevelt. accompanied by Miss
Alice Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt. IT,.
and Hiss Costerweight. occupied box
It the New National Teater TO see "The
Wild Rose"
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Kendall, the
latter a daughter OF Mrs. Henry Thomas
OF Bosto:,, whose wedding took place On
that city a couple OF weeks ago. are 70
spend the winter with Mr. KendalIs
mother at her home in West Seventy
fifth Street.
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DR.. and Mrs. Seward Webb returned
yesterday from Shelburne Farms. VI.
and opened their town house. $50 Filth.
Avenue. for the winter.
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Col. and Mrs. J. r. Mcintosh. OF At
lanta. Ca, announce The engagement Of
their daughter. Annie. 90 Ernest Small
man. Of Richmond. Va. the marriage
viii take place carly in January. Colo
mel Mcintosh IS general counsel for the
Postal Telcg-aph-Cable Company Mr.
smalimau Us connected with the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. located in Richmond. and IS The
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Mrs. Charles i. Phelps. IT,, and Miss
Elizabeth Clarke Thelin have sent ont
Invitations tUr a debutante tea on Fri
day afternoon. December 70. from to C
o'clock
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Mrs W. Emlcn Roosevelt is giving a
tea this afternoon TO introduce her
daughter, Miss Roosevelt. Mrs. Emlen
Roosevelt was a Miss Kcan. and she IS
consequently connected with the Wads-
worth and other old New York families.
Mrs Francis Yintcl Greene is also
bringing out her daughter. Miss Ger
trude Greene, at an lat home" this af-
ternoon. Mrs. James Struthers and Miss
Struthers are holding the first Of their
receptions
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Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr., and
Miss Laura Swan. of New York are the
guests of Miss Patterson at her resi-
dence, St. Paul Street They were pres
emit last night at the Bachelors cotI-
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Mrs. ". EmeH Roosevelt Today Introduces Her DaugR-
ter 10 NeI0 York SoclefY-Notes From Society,"
CeHfezS.

Gwynu An orchestra played through
the afternoon.
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Miss Martha Johnson. daughter Of Mt.
and Mrs J. Marshall Johnson, Of Ma
con. &C.. who has recently been the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Richard T. VIII
son, sr., and her cousin. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. intends 10 return o. her
Southern home in q short time to spend
the holiday season.
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton have
closed EIlcrslic, their estate az Rhine
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characterization, and have returned
TO town for the winter
A. 3. Hepburn. vice president Of the
Chase National Bank, gave dinner last
evening at the Metropolitan Club for
Sir Albert x. BolIitt OF London. who
represented King Edward at the dcdi-
cation of the chamber of commerce. Sir
Albert RoIIltt is noted as a post-prau-
dial speaker. and made the wittiest Of
all the speeches at the banquet given
at the opening Of the chamber OF com
merCo.
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Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Auuis Wister Rosscu. and Or. Joseph
Price Tuuis of Philadelphia Miss Ros-
sell is a granddaughter OF Mrs Caspar
Wister. She made her debut in Phila-
dcIphla society four years ago. ur.
Junis is graduate OF the University Of
Pennsylvania He served with distinc-
tion in the spanish-American war. and
has been on duty on che training ship
Saratoga Tie is examining surgeon for
the Equitable Life Insurance Company.
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Saturday win be a field day for teas
and receptions Miss Mamie Camae
Nicoll will be introduced by her mother.
Mrs. Henry c. NicolL Many Of the
French and the old New York sets viii
DE present at the debut Of Miss Moutant.
the daughter OF Mrs. August p. Montanr.
Mrs Montant, who was a Miss Town
send. lives I'm the fine old mansion at 30
West Twenty-hrst Street. She IS the
daughter Of Edward Townsend, whose
second wife was Mrs. johnson. a widow
of one of the sons Of the late Bradish
Johnson. Mrs Davis Johnson. at 60 East
Forty-ninth Street. VIII introduce Miss
Johnson. and Albert Kelley. al 20 West
Fiftieth Street. viii hold a reception in
honor Of hts granddaughter.
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Lord Wolvertou IS "a son of the c0urtly
and widely known Admiral Glyu who
was. until the iime of his death. q con-
spi,uogs member OF the MARLBOROUGH
House set and played a rather promi-
nent and romantic role in The existence
Of tho beautiful and celebrated actress.
Adelaide Nelson. who bcgucathed 10
him her fortune Uf about 100000. AL
though Lord W0lyorton did not inherit
much from DTS gallant father. Pc ro-
cclvcI fortune from his aunt. the late
Georgiaua. Lady W0lvart0u, and married
the only sister OF Lord Dudley. the
vice-0y OF ireland. re is prominent
member OF the Royal Yacht squadron, a
layorite OF the King and Queen and very
popular 10 London society.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ray. Of Atlanta
Ca, announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Maude. 90 j. C. Matthews. Of
this city. the wedding 60 take place on
Deelmbor p.
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The Rev. Sam p. Jones. the evangelist.
and Mrs Jones. Of Cartersville. Ca,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Laura Henry Jones.
TO David McCaw Fi0uruoy, Of
Paducah. Ky, the marriage viii De sol
cmnized IN the carly winter 40 Rose
Lawn" the home OF the bride In Car
tersville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Waterlow reach
cd town last night. and are installed at
their new home ia Rhode Island Avenue
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Miss Wilson, daughter Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture will entertain today al
luncheon I'm honor Of the Princess Porgia
Sousa. Of Rome and Marquisc de Talloy-
rand. Of Paris, the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh. Miss Wilson in
vited Mrs. shaw. Mrs Payne. Mrs. John
W. Foster Mrs. John b. Henderson, Mrs.
Olmsted. Countess Cassini, Nine. de
MarEcrie. Mrs. Bingham, and Mrs.
Walsh.
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The Cabinet

Mrs Shaw, wife Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, viii not begin her formal
receptions until Wednesday following
January 1. She viii. however. receive
Informally on Wednesday afternoons in
December.
Mrs. Shaw has sent out invitations for
a ,dinner Saturday evening. Covers VIII
be laid for twenty. The guests invited
are Senator and Mrs. Deliver and Miss
Dollfyer. Representative and Mrs. Hull
and Miss Hull. Representative and Mrs
Conner. Representative Walter l.. Smith.
Judge and Mrs. O'Couneu and Miss
O'Conncll Captain and Mrs. sChrinCr.
Mrs. Fountain. Miss Fountain. and Mrs.
Ainlcy. The table viii be decorated
with unique and handsome loving cup.
g recent gift from Secretary Shaw TO his
wife, filled with roses.
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In g. It and sentiment the festival 20
be givea on Friday afternoon and even
ing az the Waldorf-Astoria for the bcue-
dt OF the Pascal Institute promises TO be
an impressive and brilliant patriotic
spectacle. Mrs f. Benjamin RamsdelI
has arranged an effective opening for
the festival. founded on the incident at
Fort McHeury during the war Of 1912
which inspired Francis Scott Key 10
write the national anthem.
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DOLNGS IN WASHINGTON AND OTHER CITIES

son Of the Hon Fl. T. sandman. a dis
unguishcd jurist of middle Tennessee.
The engagement of Miss Fanny Tough
borough and Allan Wallace, of New
York. is announced. The marriage will
take place iu San Francisco early in the
New Year.
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Para10EIoal Th0ueh n may seem,
N1ul--h. roricides are frequently the
best frieuda of The monarchs whom they
ludCuV0r 90 HU. and 90 often has The
tide Of O. sovercigu's uup0DUlarity been
turned by an attempt made upon his life
that these outrcges have sometimes been
suspected of beius not altogether Of a
Iona fdc character. and Of having been
engi-eerod ir some way Uy The rulers
friends. with Tho object 81 reHndling
the waning loyalty OF LIs subjects
Charges OF This kind were freely made
"a connection with the attempt on the
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Engagements.

Tho engagement Of John Pratt. son Of
the late Charles Pratt. and brother Of C..
NJ Pratt Of Brooklyn. to Miss Ruth
Baker. OF Greenwich. Conn. is an
nouuced. The wedding viii take place
before the New Year.
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Once Wall
10 KH-Ihe Attack Upon Alexander f n FmTh a
House-Sants Days N
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The engagement IS announced OF Miss
Nellie Scott Fairfield. daughter OF Mrs
Walter Scott Fairfield. of Brooklyn, 10
Lieut. Andrew T. Graham, T.. S. ".
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Tho attack took place. The shot kill
cd tas horse OF Napoleon HIS cqucrry.
who bad spurred his mount so as 10 act
as shield be.Hsa1 tho woull-b- assas-
sin Boo the crowd and tho occupants of
.Ha royal carriage. But Alexander and
hts sons irfl Paris deeply mllIer,I
against France. and it has always been
claimed that this attempt upon the life
Of Che Car was the principal reason for
h.s ualgisadly attitude toward Franco
u rEa war OF 1870.
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The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Bessie p. Dawson. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. James r. Dawson. OF Brooklyn. n.
y, and William IT, Rich. jr., son Of
william r. Rich.
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Mrs. John d. patten has sent out cards
for tea Oh December 10. when she viii
introduce her daughter Julia TO society.
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arch than 20 be confronted with an al
sassin who fails.
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The first debutante of the week was
Miss Henrietta Wcatherbee. whose
mother. Mrs. Edwin Weatherbee. gave
a reception yesterday afternoon.
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DIT. s. r. Emmons has returned from
an extended tour through the West.
where he went 20 conduct certain invcs-
LEGATIONS Tor the Geological Survey.
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There viii be three receptions for deb
utanJes tomorrow. Mrs. NJ. Dwight
Collier. Of s East Forty-eighth Street.
has her daughter. Miss Georgette. to
bring out. Mrs Collier was Miss
Adee. This winter Mr.. and Mrs. Collier
have taken an opera box. and they viii
entertain a great deal Mrs. william
W Wins. Of 80 East Twenty-afth Street.
viii bring out her daughter. Miss Mar
garct WINS. and Mrs. Hart Lyman will
give the first OF her days 70 introduce
her two daughters, who have just re-
turned with her from abroad
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Miss Sue White, who has been visit
ing her brother. Justice White. Of the
Supreme Court returned last week to
her home iu New Orleans
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Miss Isabel Finley. the well-kuown
writer. who has been visiting friends
in New Orleans. viii pass the winter
I'm italy with her brother, William Fin
ley. and mis- family.
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William Alden Smith. member Of Con
gross from Michigan. has taken apart
ments at Jhe New willard for the win
ter.
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Mrs. Stanley Marshall Taylor is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. a. ID. Brauer, Of
Home Place. West Richmond.
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Wythe ID. Anderson passed Thanks
giving with his mother, Mrs. Bette A.
Anderson, en- Richmond
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The American delegates TO the sani-
tary congress win give a reception tc-
night az the New willard in honor Of
their foreign colleagues.