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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
POLICE CAPTURE FUGITIVE.
After Seven Months Of Waiting John
Wright Must Stand Trial.

AfteT eluding the local police for more
than seven months, John Wright. col
orcd. charged with seriously assaultfng
Earnest St-others. also coIored, was
apPrehended in Braddock, Pa, yester-
day The assault with which ~ is
charged took place On the night Of No
vember % Of last year at small house
near Fourth and L streets northwest.
Wright and a negro named GoodaII
are said 10 have attacked Strotbers and
heat him severely
GCotlaH was captured after the as
saUlt. and VAS sentenced TO spend eight
years in MoundsviIle penitentisry for
his crime. Wright made his escape.
bug wlfl be brought back 10 this city
today
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
DR.. WILLIAM FISHER TO BE
BURIED AT RICHMOND
Funeral Rites at HIS Late Residence
Tomorrow Morning.

Funeral services viii be held over the
remains Of DIT. William Fisher at his
late residence, 1907 Fourteenth Street
northwest. at $50 clock tomorrow
morning. The remains viii later pc
taken to Richmond. Va. for injerment in
HoIyrOod Cemetery
DIT. Fisher died at The Columbian Uni
versity Hospital yesterday morning as
the result OF an accident that occurred
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock. He
stepped into an elevator SHAFT and fell
nearly fifteen feet, fTacturing his skull
in five places Dr. William Carr per
formed an operation but tIra nature Of
the wounds made death inevitable.
Dr. Fisher was born in Richmond IN
1873. and came to this city in 1876. re
is survived by Two brothers and a sister.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
REPRESENTATIVE KERN
FORFEETS COLLATERAL
Illinois Congressman and His Private
Secretary Fail 10 Appear in
Police Court

Frederick J Kern, Representative
from the Twenty first Congressional dis
triet Of Illinois, failed to appear before
Judge Scott in the Police Court this
morning to answer a charge of disorder
" conduct. thereby forfeiting s. coIlat-
eral deposited with the police last night
His private secretary, Charles A.
Karch. who was also arrested last night
on q similar charge. also failed to put
in an appearance and gave up a like
sum.
the Congressman and his secretary
were arrested shortly after midnight
last night and taken TO the First pre-
cfnct police station. They were released
upon depositing collateral
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-fou
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up TO noon today:
Walter 6. Cox, - ,sears.
Eliza A Sparks. ID years.
Emily F. Conway. 6 years
John Williams, 60 years
Amanda Dean. - scars.
Solomon Smith, IS years.
William " Jackson, - years.
Mary E Richards, a years.
Alice Haislop, - years.
Charles c. c. Napp. y years
katherine I. Scbiegel, % years
Mrs. Sadie Carter, 81 years.
William n Fisher, % years.
Charles E Jones % years
Bessie Jackson, % years
Percy Bail. - FEARS.
Harry ingram. years.
Raymond i'uckett, 3 years
Charles Smith, year
Robert 4 Curtis, 10 months.
Harry a. Ba-thClmc. 10 months.
Samuel c. Carter. s months.
Willie Brown, months
Alice Waters, 4 months.
Ross P. Jackson, months.
Easter Eyler, e days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
Cashier Charged With ENFORCEMENT.

Howard Foreman. 2 cashier employed
by P f Collier & Sens, publishers, al
SO Street northwest. was arrested
this afternoon by Detective sergeants
AcNamee and Helan. charged with the
embezzlement OF S4s4SI from his en-
ployeTs- He IS twenty-four years Of age
and lives at 1881 New Jersey Avenue
northwest. with his wife and child. To
the detectives he admitted taking the
money in small amounts. and said that
he was in the Eands of money lenders
and that he took the various suns to
pay the interest On his loans.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
FIRE CHIEF ILL.
Mr.. Frank T. Wagner Confined to His
Home.

Assistant Chief Frank J. Wagner, Of
the Fire Department. was yesterday
compelled to take to his home with an
attack Of malaria with which he has
been struggling for some time past.
Chief Wagner is regularly Quarterefi
at No. / Chemical House on d Street
near Twelfth Street northwest. and his
present condition is believed TO be
largely due to the unsanitary condition
OF that building. Re is one Of the most
popular as we'll as one o; the most val
ued officials of the department. and his
indisposirion is the occasion Of much
concern lpen the part OF the members
OF The Department and his host OF
friends
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
GRAVES SENT TO WORKHOUSE
Cripple Charged by His Wife With
Neglect and Dissipation,

Thomas Graves. 4 cripple. about thirty
FIVE years Of age, was sent to the work
house by Judge Scott today for two
months on charge Of vagrancy, brought
by Graves wife
Mrs Graves said she had two children,
and that her husband did nothing toward
supporting them OF her. She said that
he often depicted their household furni-
ture by taking out articles and trading
them off for whisky.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
EyCItpsrOVS

Steamer Manchester for Marshall aau
at 10 a. m, 2:50 and $50 p. n
Norfolk ana Washington lire FOR Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 ?. n
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thfrteen-a and "a half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a N. to D. n.
Chesapeake Beaeh-See schedules un-
der Railroads and Steamboats," as to
time
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. Y. Arrow
smith See schedule under excursions
for time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Mr. John Edward Libbey, a prominent
lumber merchant OF Georgetown, End
Mrs Mary 4. Collins were quietly mar
ried yesterday at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Libbey left on an extended North
ern trip
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

S6-Excursions to the SeashoTe-S6.
va Pennsylvania Railroad 10 Atlantic City,
Cape Nav, Ocean City or Sea Isle City Tick
els on sale Friday and saturday, June p and
.. good 70 return until Tuesday. July l.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Silver Star Lodge. Of Tenleytovu, held
a china social last night at its hall, on
the Belt Road The lodge was the re-
cipie0t Of many pieces Of china and
glassware Near the close OF the even
iEg 3 banquet was served.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Mr. Charles. Evans Jones. the young
est son of Mrs Sallie G. and the late
a. Jackson Jones. died yesterday about
noon at his residence. 1906 y Street
northwest. About q week ago Mr.. Jones
had an attack Of typhoid fever. which.
owing 20 his weak physical condition
quickly caused death. He was formerly
9 clerk in the Office Of the Register Of
Wills. About q year ago he went to
Philadelphia 20 accept a position. He
stayed there but few months, when
his llI-health compelled him to return
to Washington Mr. Jones was treas
urer Of the Christ Episcopal Church.
order OF The Brotherhood Of St. Andrew,
a prominent member and devoted
worker in the order He was also
member Of the choir Of Christ Church.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Afternoon a. 4 o'clock. Services will be
held at Oak HiH Chapel and the inter
ueHt viii be ct Oak Hill Cemetery, in
the family lot
Mr.. Jones father was for many years
superintendent Of Oak Hill Cemetery
The special committee appointed by
William r. Singleton Lodge Of Masons
Of TenIeytowu TO select a site for thu
proposed new Masonic Hall hive not
yet decided upon lot It is expected,
however. that by fall the erection Of tbs
building will have been begun It viii
probably be located on Wisconsin Ave
RE near Grant Road
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Chase's-''The Wizard OF the Nile"
evening.
Columbia-Edwin Arden; afternoon
and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

A slight fire occurred yesterday aft
ernoon on the second floor OF premises
22T0 N Street northwest. occupied by
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Mrs E1mllin. OF 1909 Thirty-fifth
Street who HAS been confined to her bed
with Illness fos' several weeks. is rapid
" recovering.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Mr. Robert Layton, Of Georgetown. ha )
completed his dental course at the Co
lumbar University Hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
Niagara Falls Excursion Via B. & o.
R R, $1,000.

Special train Of day coaches and parior cars
without change VIII leave Washington $50 a.
IN. July 3. Stopovers returning Tickets GOOD
Tor ten DAYS Special l0y rate excursions from
Niagara Falls
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
AaIUSEMENTs.

Lamps 1t today .S.8T 2 n
Lamps oat tomorrow An
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
STREET. NIGHTTIME

High tide .-..-12:10 AN and 11:45 PM.
Low tide ....--6;1S Al. and 5:3s Pm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
TEMPERATURE

Rain tonight ard Saturday: aight
variable winds, becoming southeasterIy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Beginning with Sunday, July s, twilight
services will be held at the Mount Ia
Dor NJ P Church. and viii be held
every Sunday evening during the sum
meT.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Miss Ella Shipman and Mr.. Walter A.
Findley, both OF Georgetown. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 800 O'Clock
at Holy Trinity Church. Rev Father
Muivaney, pastor OF the church. per-
formed the ceremony. AIr. ana Mrs
Findley viii reside in Georgetown.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Rev. J. H. Straughn, pastor Of Mount
Tabor NJ. p Church. had the NJ A de-
gree conferred upon him at the COM
mencement exercises OF the Westminster
Md College, held several days ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
THE sun AND TIE NOON
TIDE TABLE.

sun rises 4:35 AN sun sets--7.29 N.
Moon rises ------.- Moon sets 11s2e P.Sf.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
Change in Chesapeake Beach Trains

Effective Saturday, June %. train leaving Dis
trict Line station week days II 30 a. n. viii be
discontinued.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27
0. S. Marine Band at Chevy Chase LAX,

In grand concert every evening followed by
dancing in the big pavilion. Admission free.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Fireproof Storage Rooms, s. Month Up.
Planes. 81 np Trunks. &c month Union Trust
& Storage Co.. main Office, 14l4 7 s. Phone ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Suburban Cottage Building Easy
II F. Libbey K CO. supply you Shingles, $50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

sI-25 To Baltimore and Return s1.z5
Va Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets on sale sat
uTday and sunday, june IS and % good TO re-
turn until Monday June 20
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

We Haul Lumber Anywhere
And sell flooring $50 F. Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

Guy Rover and owned by Porter Row
ger The blaze was easily extinguished
John n. Harris sold to Margaret His
Top yesterday lot I. block Il. University
Heights.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12

Baltimore Hotel to Mr.. Alfred Rothschild. The
fora! decorations Of the hotel drawins-rooms
rEeIt. Palms. smiiax. ferns. great lilies a5ound,d
everywhere. making one wonder how the de-.
flowers, which they adapted. Guests from out OF
town included. Mr.. and airs. Brunswick ard
daughters, Alleen and Elizabeth, Of 81: J.seph:
R.thschiIl Of L~~av"nworth. Miss 0iiye West
Joseph. Mr.. Henry {. Gumbei OF New orleans.
MI. Zen Westhciiner Of 81. Joseph and MY.
ChaT!Es iilmAn of Chicago. -,
Bullrne's on Thursday the guests incudeci: Mr..
Hart u Detroit. Mrs, N. {. Roberts. MIS-. Matt
bisuul. Mrs. NJ. I. simmons. Mrs. Martin Van
Osdeli. The table was dressed with La Fr2n.e
roses: Tn. luncheon was TO meet Mt; n'''
Mrs. George ". Fuller leaves to.morrow night
for ~CaicasG; to Join Mrs. Fuller ther3; a. ua,.p
For Mrs. +. NJ. FAR q Cleveland. Ms. Law.
renee Riegar had friends at luncheon at . nv
Mrs. Jennie /. Hall, Mrs. Edward FTeeHitn
Mrs. George Msseath, Mr.. Henry l. Reot- NJ "
Ling, Mr. Mr. H N. MStiTs'H WTs. Nc Mon Smith.
" SIS Harper Bogie Of Liberty. Miss Laura A'N'N''
Miss Mary Peters is visiting friends IN ~"
Mrs. William Newman Pat, and Mss Pa''
Of Creston. la. are visitinS friends httt; s,tins
Miss -Annah.l Hudson is In 81. LOUIS >
rims! M4sa H. d. Roger. assisted by Mrs. r: 4:
Swain and Mss swain, on Tussday w The
Mr. and Mrs. Rose ". Iatsraw have f4r tne''
Miss Blanche Karste of 81. Louis Is 'e eN
Miss %XstIie McMurtris .: Peny ssr Is leaves ysl' for
II. and NJ n1 p; p: ah H''% Rsr e sa6y ss sSn, q
I-IIyaharh y. l.. within a Gay oT A"S
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ST. JOSEPH. MO.

s,ec,sI Correspoudence q The sunday Republic .
Sps y Joseph. No. Jan. Miss Sadie Kent C.
Omaha Is the gue;i OF Miss Marsery DAVIS No
I'LL I'LL s'V Wa. PARK study Club met wednesday,
arte-noon with Mrs. Sue De Haven, No. 2sts
0iiye street. The subject under calsi ieration IVES
..Tba Progress OF the World in Education
i missionary tea was given by the ladies' Ct
tho Third Street Presbyterian Church Friday aft
IA, North Second street
Mrs, r. p. Cronkite entertained the Ready
Helpers at her home. No. OH Bon Ion street,
Edward Mccullough he's returdnad 20 his h,na
in New York after an extended visit with friends
II Mrs. Belle E. Frazer and SON Charles left this
week for Florida and other southern points
FSwari Brick has returned to his home IN
Chicago after a short visit with his mother. Mrs
Ms. William SHIELDS and Miss Fanni. Wood
of NObarly. VIII remained to visit friends AFTER
the holiday festivities, returned to 'reir hoire
Miss Margaret Morris. VINO went to Pasadena,
Her sisters have been Summoned 10 Pasadena.
Miss Ray LaiensoAn is visiting friends In
Mr Iohn I Mcdonald and Irving Mcdonald
left Monday night fer the East.
Mr. Hal Lemon departed Monday for Prince
Mr.. Barrow Motter has returned to school at
Miss Louise Mcdonald departed Tuesday for
NorticeIIo Seminary. GODFREY. III.
Mrs. g. q. Parry and Miss Louise 1a-rY ara
visiting in Chicago.
weeks visit with Mrs. George S1hihu:s CT Okla
tainment. after Installation of officers. WeGnes-
day might. u-,r.. ars,. cf,,. hoe ,..,
the guest Of ST. Joseph friends this week.
Miss Matte Porter has returned from a short
vi,i, with I%elatiy re in Memphis; dow, -.
mast week with Miss Louise Parry.
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HANNIBAL, MO,

sG sann, fsTre as'a sane Of 1d' re saH "a + EeS MaKinrey
visI;ad in St. ' Louis Z this wesk.
Mrs. Beth has returned to Frankfort. No:
@ sf1is a visit with her mother Mrs Porter
Miss Kate Long is visiting in vandalta: Mo.
| has been visiting Miss Lucia Packard. left Tues
day MI for s e visit H in paim r1,n1,s No. to ,a- home a,
WEBSTER Grove, after g yisi; to Misses Edith
and Mrs. y'S JniIa P Masnin on has ssui Tssa Maslf to svs ST. Louis
after n visit with Mrs. 4. 4. Browa.
at sishop Rohinson Hall =, ''~
Knots Noises La Tf1s e crat,, V' sadies D Isssm. h Emiisne
Gerken and Sarah lse sheI .hsr n hpYe rst IT, tn. to
s,ndies in Christian College. v"
MIS-. Emma Baker entertained tie Tuesday
s wSis mr eln sr, st the on hG SSrtS Of r hsf r s'Tsst. M
Miss Kate Lakenan has returned 70 her homo
parted Monday for Chicago. She was the CUES.
Wills Mlss here efif % Nj Bul amy G 9siar r; ". to h'n s. Louis
Wednesday to re.ente. Hosmsr Hail. ,oua,us
at home. returned to Fulton. No. 'Tussday to re-
su NE, her Ws stua,es p at %tll'n Tn,u MSsd' from G2l,es a v,s,,
at Kirksville. Mo. Tuesday.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.. N. GiiveTt of Grace
Miss Jennie Carter departed "Wednesday for
lexington. Mo-. TO reEme her studies at Central
a Visit to her daughter. Mrs. $. r. Rush. of
MI. George W. Lambercht Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia. and Mrs. Raberta- daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis F. Keebaugh. OF this city. were
united in marriage by the Reverend Father Nc
Iauehlin, at the Church OF Immaculate Con-
cept.on wednesday morning. Miss Virginia Ellis
and Mr.. walter Kubaugh were the Attendants;
as ushers. The visiting guests we're: Me-, M; GeG Ese
wards St Louis: Miss Rose Koch. Palmyra,
Mo. and Miss Adela Ray. New York:
Mrs. ]. J. McEiwee OF Chain Of. Rocks: Mo,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. W. Philips. on
Center sfreet.
Wednesday. where she viii er-enter Belmont
MIS-. w. C. Averill and little son have returned
from ST. Louis.
Mrs. S. Ryan of Quincy. ILL.,. is the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. A. Bash.
Mrs vineta Kirtley of Frankfort. Mo. Is the
niest Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Eirtley.
Miss Elizabeth Mckinley went to Sc. Louis
After Z visit to friends in this city. Mr.. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
ST. CHARLES, MO.

Special correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
81. Charles. Mo, Jan. 1O-Mrs. w. Steinraut
visited in =, Louis one day this week.
after spending q few weeks with his family In
The Reverend B. T. Kaemerer entertained the
Sunday-schooi teachers Of the Episcopal Church
last Saturday evening in n pleasant manner.
Theodore Stumberg Of New orleans is visiting
in this city.
Captain Ed L. Fulkerson. in the service OF
this city.
the St. Johns Church. held Sunday. the follow
ing officers were elected: President. Miss Dora
stoener; vice president. Mss Louisa Bnsnemsnri
Judge and Mrs, ]. W. Bruns celebrated the
Friday IN a quiet. hut pleasant manner.
Mrs. B.. Geset entertained the Ladies' Euchre
street. Progressive euchre. with its delights. vas
the feature OF the afternoon. The first prize.
= sflrsT s9 Tbe second Sana ME-, a beamtiifui mush
set, was awarded to Mrs. All Aymand. Mrs. j.
H. Bode viii entertain the club at Its next
OF St. Charles Barromeo were entertained
dining-room at the pastors residence. The table
was loaded with good things. and a most en-
miss blanche Rechtarn entertained a crowd Of
her young friends Wednesday afternoon at a
card party. The first prize was awarted . MIS-
son. BOBBY to Mrs. H. ID. Never. Jr. Dainty re-
fresilments were served. .
Mrs. Henry Herman and Mrs Edward Hnser
Of 81. Louis visited Mrs. j. I. Dugan Wednes-
Miss Modesto H. Jordan Of ST. Louis editress
~ the american Woman. was a guest OF ]. ID.
Houseran and family Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Moerschel and Misses Msrie III
Ths Rsyersna Father Lagae. pastor Of the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
WEBSTER GROVES.

in Mrs hono W' Of E M hsmsJfy gave So a luncheon " Monday
Nail, hent Jarvis, Sr.. Olivia Race. Fayette {.
The congregational Church made its thirty
NTH annual business meeting Monday night q
ali III the mem members sy p PFe the Church Il W shs c a slaRSf 10
a GareG to come. Two long tables. dainti!y set
church Pariors. and about l25 we're served; Mr..
d duc In N Mrsi made IS Me- e clever rto oa 4nlo5ssG +, int iSs
1902. and Mr.. Charles A. Baker. who re-
en- in 1907 Mrs. MooGy treated her subjsc, seri-
e ensh styins such practical susges'ions as the
and the expenditure of money for good music.
w whits his MS j Ssks st P beins g CHOSEN Sstz t fo spsa Spe on sud N
a subject and his buovancy at having. for once.
business bus n 'Ss % %ssai .a' akAlcss ai failawe ei,h lasted aSss' u naf
glad ais to 9r' snos OF that AIRS She s1 IS i in E . rom xa'i the be
severe Illness which seized her last week
greg Church n "n3. ha, ,,d ,1vP Pa., a SYSTEM of
commended IT to his church. spoke Of 1t publicly
a ahe the st district A asssflati9n a of fi9 Ganyre asai1 sG
The Tuesday Evening Club had its third meet
in om Mebs ds ,b Park cIS, :, Tq's n $ nish 1t The pro,
who shows. followed. by a discussion more o os
and any one whose interest draws them to such
a club may join. The speaker this time WINS Mr..
Lindsey. and his subject Dramatic Art" Mr..
Lindsey spoke Of the various necessary qualif-
cations for an actor-magnetic temperament,
lege one). absolute command of the technique of
the drama "a s and gave ts. as s, instances &c c Of the s eni
Brutus. from Julius Caesar" Owen MerecIth's
quest Of Doctor F. C. Ewing. president OF me
club. that he descend from the sublime to tho
ridiculous. gave that old timer. The Yankee
in Love" Mr.. Lindsey emphasized the danger
Of initiating. rather than forming our own in
depreciation of a character. He spoke of the
charm Of q child's voice and movements. be-
cause of its unconsc,ousness SO often followed
by the restraint Of knowing that he In observed,
In later years. He claims that a study of dra-
matio art will remove this stiffness by tbo @.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Special Corresp. ndence of The Sunday Republic.
Springfield. Ill. Jan. r.-co!onsl and Mrs. A.
Willard Wheeler has departed to resume his
studies at Williams, College.
where she spent three weeks with her cousin.
Miss Grace Pyle.
phrey. have returned to their respective schools
after spending the Christmas holidays with their
rol,rc lady is a rsIpii at vVeIIesier and tbs
yomg man at ShurtIer College.
York city whence he viii sail for Europe on
an esterded trip.
ing a vacation with his father. l. II. Coleman.
Miss Elrira Satteiton has returned from Chi
Miss Alberta Smith loft for Evanston to re-
sumo her studies in Northwestern University
after spending the holiday vacation with her
s. snr;sih. assistant Attorney General and Mrs L.
Nicholas Jones. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
western University after a visit, with her par
Miss June Power of -CantralI is a guest of the
Misses Brooks at the Bette Stuart Institute.
uncle. Colonel George A. sanders. s S'''" hes
Miss Elsie Clarke has gone TO Jacksonville to
at Miss SEGA steiia R r. the has l,i 1s9a1n Wo% nam College.
Mrs. Henry Davis Is visiting friends in Chi-
Miss Mary Bird Of fredericksburg Is spending
a rev days with Springfield friends.
MIS-. W.. Francis Irwin is visiting friends in
The Misses Edna orendorf. Jeanette Moor,
M sha selIh s. a sn,'bsry haye returned to school a:
their Christmas vacations with their parents
Miss Fiorence Workman spent her hoilday vac
at the Leland Hotel. and returned mi,
week to washington. d.. c.. where she is a pupil
Doctor Annie Matthews departed TODAY for
New York City: From that city she will sail for
months on the Continent. " sp'no"s 's'e'aA
Messrs. Arthur and Robert Fitzgerald have 70.
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Keeps The Skin Perfect.

With Mrs. Chas. Van Antwerp ard carried cut
the following programme: oral sketches, ".Cras-
sus." Mrs. +; +. Combs; "Ponpsy." Mrs. W. E.
Mrs. @: e. Parsons music. paper. Julius
Caesar" Mis-. G. Z. DuEan: discussion. Was
Ca'sar's Reign a Benefit to Eoue Was He
Greater rs statesman or Ganeral?', Mrs chas.
Van Antwerp.
The ladies' Musical Club met "Wednesday morn
HAYDN. the great German compose. under the
direction OF Mrs. CharIes Il; Bard. Nrs; Earl
The LIZ OF HAYDN which was followed ~
a duet-viclin ard plano-Dy Professors gregg
and Farris. one of I!aydn's light-hc3rted com
Positions. entitled My Mother Babe lie Bind
Ny Hair, was beautifully sung b. Mrs Harvey
MacGr-sn.
Sorrsis Club celebrated Founders Day Mon
day Afternoon. The programme. Was ir charge 81
the charter members. solos -ere given by Ms.
J: II. Rodss and Mrs. w. ID. Sie-'s. and Ms
IA Pratt read an original paper.
Miss Laura stanley entertained the Thursday
High Five Club Tuesday Afternoon. The hostess
was assisted in entertaining by Mines. W. II.
Powell and Hattie /. Paif. Miss Frances Smith
and guest. Miss Alice Chappalear OF California.
Miss Mary, Glass entertained the memh';s -
the sdagio Club Thursday afternoon a. her home
in West Seventh street.
Miss Lillian Gllss entertained n company Of
young society People al her home on south la
mine avenue this evening.
Mr.. F. 1. Farley Of this city ar1 Mrs. A. NJ.