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PRESS COMMENT.

Speaking Of "6ide Tracked" which
appears at the Duncan tomorrow even
ing. the Chicago Inter-Ocean says:
The Bijou did its usually big Sun
day business yesterday with the Old
Chicago favorite, Side Tracked"
This play never seems to grow old,
and never loses it's drawing power:
and the reason is thai it always has
the best Of specialties together with
up-to-date talking matter which con.
stitutes the drama.
The entire cast is pleasing. The
management seems to have spread
themselves in trying to secure the
hes. talent available Some OF the
principals are Wm.i A. Adams. who
for years starred rips BADGER in thu
Streets of New York. Ed. Kadow
| late of the Dearborn Stock Co..
Harry Crawford, Edwin Kraft ant
Miss Madge Daley from the Keith &
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NORMAL

Clara Gerhardt is on the sick list.
Pearl Barker has been ~indisposed
for a day or two.
Florence Hoskins is in school again
after several days of sickness.
Meta and Karl Lehman have been
out of school a day or two.
Goldie Geyer and the Mitchell chill
dren have re-entered school, the quar-.
antine having been removed the lat
ter part Of last week.
There was a meeting of the execu
tive committee of the two literary SO
~cieties, with the literary society com
mittee Of the faculty Tuesday after
noon. to arrange the program for the
joint-open meeting Of the two socie
ties to be held about the last Of Feb
ruary.
h Alexandrian literary society,"
will hold its regular monthly meeting
on the evening of Friday. Jan. Both
at the Normal chapel. Friends of tn,
school are invited to attend.
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the night played sportive pranks with
everything loose around town.
1t piled sand in the doorways, eros
sed up the telephone wires and other.
wise disarranged the general human
plan.
Chas. Hammond woke up this morn
ing and found the roof to his duck
house in his front yard. The roof
is IA feet square but the wind had
lifted it bodily, and carried it over
fences and trees q distance of over
forty yards. The duck house was
otherwise wrenched but only one out
of fifty was killed.
There r at least eight telephone
poles between the city n hot springs
down or leaning at dangerous angles
aglee. < u
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The publication of cards of thanks
is out of date and serves the purpose
perhaps OF saving the writing of a
number of letters TO those TO whom it
is desired to express gratitude for
k~indnesses and courtesies rendered.
In short it is a way of expressing a
feeling of thankfulness that could be
more delicately expressed by a short
note. However the motive OF The Op-
tic. in refusing to publish them has
been so misconstrued, that the man.
agement of this paper has concluded
to accept them hereafter at the reg.
ular local rates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

A glance at the programs to be rem
dered here by Ellery's Royal Italian
Band. which comes to the city next
Saturday. is enough TO Insure tina;
they Will please everyone. The pro-
grams are carefully arranged so as
not TO O too highly into the classic
al, and at the same time they do not
tainment. Among the lighter selec-
tions to be rendered will be several
of Rivela's W marches. which have
become quite popular in other cities
where the band has played.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Proctor Circuit, Miss Helen Fox. late
of the Arizona" Mr.. Clarence Oliver,
who came from the Auditorium
Stock Co, where he had been work
ing for the past three seasons.
The scenery and mechanical effects
r just waht the patrons of the BIZ
jou want. A ninety yard train crosses
the stage at a twenty-mile an hour
speed.
The specialties were of the best.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

T.. r. Hiubbell. travelling salesman
for the Denver type founders com
pany. was in the city today among
the trade. He brought from Denver
some of the blue stone made from
Tecolote copper ore. The specimens
were yer pure and showed the crys-
utilization beautifully. The stone was
made by the process which will be
used by the Las Vegas Copper Cos.
plant.
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AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.

l.. A. Therson and E. G. Larson of
Fort Dodge. Iowa. came in on the
flyer this morning. and stopped on be-
tween trains to shake hands with Col.
F. A. Blake and Gus Gilbert, with
whom they trapped through the north.
west before the iron horse had driven
the buffalo and red man from the
plains. After spending a pleasant
half day with their old comrades they
took No. 1 for Albuquerque, and from
there will continue their trip as fal
as Honolulu before returning to Iowa
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Personal PENcILINGs.

s. Stone, the plumber, in down from
WatrOus again.
J. c.. Hays Is over from the Guada-
lupita mining district today.
Sam Stewart, Mrs. M. Stewart are
at the Eldorado from Benton Harbor.
Ned Reynolds dropped off of No. 2
/ this afternoon from a trip to Ell
Paso.
C. N. Blackwell is down from Ration
and George Arnot is up from Albu-
querque.
H. Wolterman. Denver, and w. c.
Dennis. Kansas City, register at the
Eldorado.
Pedro Ortiz has gone up to Wat
rous to take charge Of Walton's ro-
| ulette wheel.
H. C. Bell, r. S. Howe, Chicago.
| B ert Klupnk and wife, are at the
Rawlins house.
Judge E. v. Long, Capt. L. G. Fort
and w. G.. Hayden got home from
Santa Fe this morning.
Don Jose y ArmijO -ex-treasurer OF
Guadalupe county faced the dust for
Puerto de Luna this morning.
Carl Human and wife. who have
been here since last May. departed
This afternoon for Portland. Oregon.
Gen. Supt. D. E. Cain came in from
Topeka this afternoon in his private
car, accompanied by his secretary.
Jack Laubach of this city and Frank
Derrick o fElizabethtown, left on the
flyer this morning for Arizona points
A. M. Hayne who has had a sick
son at the ladies' home, left with the
young man yesterday for Kirksville
Mo.
Bruce Shelter went up to Watrou:
this afternoon to finish a job OF plast
ering on the new Pond residence vi
there.
Genial Jack Murray is shaking
hands this afternoon with old &C
quaintances, he arriving from Denve
this p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mann, friends
of Mrs. w. H. UEgles. were expect
ed from California this afternoon el
route for Illinois.
w. p. bunker. wife. her mother
Mrs. A. c Peck. and her sister, Mis-
Jessie A. Peck. came in this morninI
from MERGED. California.
w. E. Alexander, San Francisco
Geo. J. Bass, Denver; E. G.. Larson
Tbarpop Tort Dodoro Iouo VIM
and G. W. Stuhler, Monticello, Iowa
put up at the Castaneda hotel.
Miss Emma Petty who has beer
holding a desk in McSchooler's trans
fer office, left yesterday for Red Oak
Oklahoma, to visit relatives, afte
which she will continue her jOurne.
to Kentucky. Miss Carrie Burnet
takes her place with the transfer com
tpany.
w. C. Denius. a former resident Q
New Castle, Ind, where his fathe
has been engaged in business 70
man years, is here from Kansas City
wher e he is connected with the SAINT
Fe ra ilway company, en- for A
buque4 que.
w. a. Drawne manager for Pau
Gilmore who shows at the Dunca'
Feb. IL, in "The Tyranny of Tears,
was ca: nvassing the field today. Thi
frst-cla IS comedy company will max
a side trip to Las Vegas, comm
from Denver, here, thence back t
FIT. Scott. Kalls.
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Some excitement was created this
morning about s O'Clock by the sound
ing the west side fire alarm. The
cause OF it all was a leaky fiue in the
First National bank building which
let a great deal of smoke into the
building and made things look as
though a good sized blaze was in
progress in the upper story. The nose
boys turned out promptly but found
their mistake before water was turn
ed on.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Isaac Flood has just built some
brick chimneys at the d. Il. Mills res
idence from the ground up hat will
stand the test OF time and upon which
the high winds prevailing at this seas
on of The year have not the least eff
feet in the world.
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SHORT SESSIONS YESTERDAY.

SHORT SESSIONS
After short sessions yesterday
morning both HORSES at Santa Fe
adjourned until too'ay. There is q
tendency to give the committees =
chance to get to work, and there is
plenty of work TODD, in wading
through the mass of bills that has al
ready been presented and referred.
Yesterday was entirely colorless in
le legislative circles and interest cen
tered in matters outside, social and
political, The action of the speaker in
announcing the retirement of eight
more employees, created no excitement
the excitement all came in the house
caucus Monday night where the mat
ter was argued to a finish. There is,
however, some grief among the head
less and then friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Handsome Paul Gilmore, who has
the face. figure. manly bearing and
dashing of a quick fighter
costume this season. and donned more
prosaic evening dress in Haddon's
Chambers famous comedy. The Ty-
ranny of Tears, which Will be seen
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FOR SALE.

Owing to ill-health, which compeIs
me to live at q lower altitude, I will
dispose of all my property in Las We
gas: The Rawlins house, Railroad
avenue, opposite the Castaneda; q
ranch on the Tecolote: a ranch across
the river from the Smith Touring
mill. known as the Tom Coin place.
Clear of all incumbrances. For par
ucuIarp apply II person or by letter,
10 NJ. ". HaNltnak 60s10
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Paul Gilmore will soon appear mere
in Haddon Chambers aThe Tyranny
of Hears originally written for Sir
Charles Wyndham and played two
years@at his theatre THE Criterfon)
IN London, England.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Willow Grove No. 5, of the Wood
mems Circle held q sewing bee at the
their hall yesterday afternoon. The
members are at work on a fancy crazy
quilt that will be disposed of for the
good OF the order in the near future.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

County funds were increased sew
eral dollars yesterday. by John Pen
DIARIES. of Rociada; James A. Dick Il.
Sanner and A. H.. Whitmore, who TOOK
out licenses to continue their respect
i've lines of business for a year longer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

w. c. Nones of Louisville. Ky. gave
a dinner at the Castaneda hotel last
evening To about twenty invited
guests. among the number being Maj
or and Mrs. A.. III. Whitmore, Capt.
and Mrs. j.. A. LaRue, III. w. Kelly
and wife, r. III. Pierce and wife. John
Robbins and wife. jefferson Reynolds
and wife. Mrs. Norris. Jacob Gross.
Mrs. G. A. Spiess and Charles Ilfeld.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

A girl came to gladden. the hearts
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Todd, at 3 o.
clock this morning. The little Queen
and mother are doing well but as the
father is in Santa Fe it is not known
II he survived.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Call at Marin Bros meat market
and zee the new supply Of fine alfalfa
fed beef. We have on hand nothing
but prime three and four-year-old
steers. Order over Colo. Phone 329,
or Las Vegas 7O5. 69-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

p. c. Crews. we'll known in Las We
gas. now a resident Of Ration, Is
mourning the loss of his father. DR.
l.. Crews, who died at his home in
Hamilton. Texas, the l1th inst.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

La voz del Pueblo will wear a
bright clean expression now, all caus-
ed by the Installation of a brand new
press of the Prouty style and make.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Detterick & RoseDerry are having
some new shelving put in to accori
modate an invoice of new goods just
received.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

A number of applications for mem
bership will be considered at the
meeting of the Fraternal Union to-
night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Go and zee Patty about new and
second hand heaters. LOIS Of Jar
gains. 386-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

For furniture packing, picture fran.
ing and upholstering, bo to M. Biehl's,
614 Douglas avenue. Colorado Phone
z1s. e5.tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

Patrons who wish their meats deliv-
cred in time for dinner should leave
their orders not later than IL O'Clock
in the forenoon. PETE ROTH. Tilt
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TOWN TALK.

Meeting Of the city council this
evening.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership'
Notice xs hereby given that the
partnership Of Osborne & Robbins
has been Dissolved, and that theun
dersigned will not be responsible fol
and debts against the same created
after this date. Dated January ~
1903.
est. d. J. OSBORNE.
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Trading stamps at Pittenger's. Have
Ptttenger do your picture framing.
37-tf
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The funniest funny fuss ever fused
by funny fellows, Side Tracked"
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Moore Lumber
Everything
Used in
BUILDING

YOU Patronage Will Be Appreciated.
1914 NaMonal Avenue : . : Duth Phones $50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-28

LOST-Between east and west Las
Vegas, a buggy robe, black. with grey
stripes. Finder return to Fields -
receive reward. 66-tI
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Count C0ss51sl Leads Corps III Hbgeuce 81
DR.. 0o1z H0lZe6en, UIhO is LH---V0kes at
Dances, Recebt5ons, Etc

/ Sternberg. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. p. 3. Sands.
the Misses Sands, Commander and Mrs.
/ Nathan Sargent. Miss Sargent. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. ". 5. Schley, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Theodore Schwan. NJ G. Seek
J eudorff Miss Seckendorf Miss Ethel
/ Seckendorf. Rear Admiral and Mrs. E
/ NJ, shepard Miss Shepard. Mrs Sheri-
/ dan. the Misses Sheridan. Miss Sheriff.
/ Hon Joseph B. Showalter, the Misses
/ ShowaIter. Col and Mrs Siebert. Miss
Siebert. Mr. and Mrs. y. S 'Sfmpkins.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
/ Miss NeIka Smirnoff Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
/ ley Smith, Hon Marcus A. Smith. Hon
and Mrs. William Alden Smith. Rev. and
/ Mrs. William T. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A Spalding. Hon and Mrs Ne
hemiah D. Sperry. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
: lin Steele Miss Steele. Miss Anita Ste
phens Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Story. jr-. the
Misses Strong. Hon. and Mrs Claude A.
Swanson, DR.. c. c. Swfsher.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. c. Taylor.
Miss Taylor. Hon. and Mrs. John r.
Thayer. the Misses Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Theron, Miss Amy Townsend.
Medical Director and Mrs. ". K Van
Reypen Miss Van Reypen.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Whittemore Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Hon. and
Mrs. J. ". Wadsworth Miss Wadsworth,
Miss Waite, Rear Admiral and Mrs J.
G. Walker. Mr. and Mrs Ernest @. Wal
ker, Commodore and Mrs, R. r. wal
lace, Miss Henrietta Wallace, Mrs. Wal
ZACH, the Misses Wallach, Dr. and Mrs
Ralph Walsh, Miss Walsh, Miss Ward,
Mrs. Warder, the Misses Warder. Hon
and Mrs. Vespasian Warner, Miss Wini-
fred Warner, Rear Admiral and Mrs
John c. Watson. the Misses Watson. Mr.. /
and Mrs John s Webb. Miss Webb. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Il. Wescott. Lieut.. Col
and Mrs H. II. Whitney. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Samuel NJ Whistle, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Beriah wilkins Maj. Gen and Mrs. {
Orlando 3. wilcox, Mrs. Gardner VIII /
Iiams. the Misses Williams. Gen and
Mrs George 3. Williams, Chief Engineer /
and Mrs Thorn Williamson, Miss VIII (
Hanson, Miss Anne ". Williamson, Hon. /
Carroll D. Wright. Miss Grace D /
Wright, Mr. and Mrs Horace WyIte /.
Hon. and Mrs. r. J. Wynne, Capt R. !
T. Wynne
Dr. and Mrs. H. c. Yarrow.
The Marine Band, which was stationed
in the main corridor. gave the following
program,
March, "Euviuciole Eagle. .......--....s orsa /
Overture "Ober0n'' ...................We Weber I
Mosaic "Reminiscences of All Nations Godfrey !
ant3slar carmen ...... SlZeL {
March, Bill Bailey Won't You Please
Come home - .-------- 49, 5laeIeev .
Selection, King podo'' Ir1liers
Caprice. Hearts Message --.---.-- SanteIraauu
March, Under the Bamboo Tree Johnson /
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Charles c. Harrison entertained the
members OF the Farmers Club and a
few Invited guests at 1918 Locust Street
last evening. There were present Gov
eTnor-elect Pennypacker. Commander
Brownson. Or. :. Weir Mitchell Ge~~@e
F. Baer. Hon Craig Biddle. E P Will
bur. Hon James Mitchell Hon Jonn
P, Eikin. Clement Il Grigcon1. James
Logan Fisher, Dr. Henry c. Chapman.
Hampton L Carson, Richard c. Dale,
Thomas II. Watkins, George L. Harri-
son. jT.. A. J. Cassatt, Hon. Nelson ".
A1drich.
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Dinners

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh enter
tanned at dinner last night. Among their
guests were the Russian ambassador.
Mr.. and Madame Merou. Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Dunno. Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Ander-
son. General and Mrs. Wood, the Bar
oness Won Palm. and Mr. and Mrs. Rock
hill.
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PHILADELPHIA Notes.

The navy yard dance last evening went
off with its usual ecIat. Mrs. Sands
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Frazer and Mrs Nc
Arthur received the guests in the equip
men- building The officers were in full
dress Uniform. and the event had the ap-
peaTance of 6 foreign court reception.
About $50 persons were present The
dance started at O'Clock, and was over
at I O'Clock.
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Robinson. OF Club Road, Roland Park.
The entertainment was in honor Of Miss
Katharine MacSherry and Miss Margarita
Van Ness Buzby, two OF the most popular
debut antes of the season, and was held at
the Country Club, Roland Park.
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An ideal Christmasude ball, with the
environment Of a snow-cov-
cred landscape enhancing the charm Of
warmth. light and music indoors, was
given last night by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
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lettings From Baltimore.

Col William RidgeIey Griffith returned
yesterday from New York, where on
Tuesday he attended the meeting OF the
Daughters Of the American Republic at
Sberry,s.
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Miss Ethel GiIpin Painter entertained
Informally yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Calvert Street. Her
guests were invited to meet Mrs. VIII
liam ". Jefferson, the daughter in-law
Of Joseph Jefferson. who is visiting her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09

p. g. Key Daingerfeld has taken apart
mants at the Marlborough fats, in Wash
ington, D. c.. for the remainder Of the
winter. Mr. Daingerfield is the nephew
of Mrs. George c. Jenkins.
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Senator and Mrs. Depew entertained at
dinner last night Their guests were
General and Mrs. Corbin, the charge
d'anaires Of the French embassy and
Madame de Margerie. Mr. Norman of the
British embassy; Mr.. Won Gutenberg.
of the Austrian embassy; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Douglas Sloan. Of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koyen. Mr. and
Mrs. George Howard. Miss Ward. Miss
Wallach Miss PauIding and Mr.. Brown.
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One of the most artistic dinners Of the
Mrs Nelson Perrin at their residence.
1890 North Charles Street. Covers we're
laid for eighteen guests, and the table
was adorned with Golden Gate roses and
orchids
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One Of the largest theater parties of
the season viii be given this evening by
Mr. and Mrs. John Hillen jenkins in
honor Of their daughter Miss Elsie Hi
len jenkins. who is one Of this season
most attractive debutantes.
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The most notable entertainment of last
evening was The large dinner and the
musicale at Mrs. Gerry's. They were
given in honor CT the Countess ,se
Castellane, The table decorations were
rather unusual Mingled with the red
and scarlet carnations used IS a back
ground on the large mounds of green.
were poinsettia blossoms and red ber-
ries. After tho dinner hundred or
moro guests, many Of them OF the older
and younger married people. came in for
the music The artists were FRITZ
scheff, Nine schumann- Heink and II.
DAM
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The Austrian ambassador and Nine.
HengeImuIler, who will come over from
Washington for the Cerman-American
Charity Ball on February 2, will be en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Alexander Reilly, of 1904 Ritten-
house Square.
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General and Mrs Draper entertained
at dinner last night in honor Of the ItaI-
ian ambassador and Signora Mayor des
Planches, The other guests we're the
Secretary Of the Navy. Mr.. Moody. sena-
tor Allison. Senator and Mrs. Hale, Sen
ator and Mrs. Lodge. Senator and Mrs
Wetmore. Mrs. Dewey. former Secretary
and Mrs JOHN W Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Weightman, Dr. and Mrs. P. N.
Rixey. Woodbury. Blair Miss Patten.
Miss Warder
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Mrs. John Calvert, Of 269 South Twen-
ty-frst Street, is visiting in Washing
ton.
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. DIT

Our January Clearance
sales are famous, and the
one now in progress caps
the climax Of bargain Civ
ing Right ROW IS the most
opportuEe time OF the
whole season to buy a Par
lo- Suite. ParloT Cabinet,
China Closet. Extension
Table. Dinner or Tea Set.
Prices viii not be as low
again for another YEAR.
You need not close tho
old account before open
ing new one. Get any
thing you need. and we viii
arrange the payments to
suit your convenience
weekly or monthly. No
notes or interest. Carpets
made. laid. and lined free
OF ccst-no charge for the
waste Occasloned in match
ing figures
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Mrs. Warner, Wife of Representative
Warner of Illinois gave tea yesterday
afternoon at Rauscher's to introduce
her daughter 10 society The rooms were
handsomely decorated with palms and
flowers The dcbutaute wore a becom-
ing toilet OF white crepe de chine. Mrs
Warner was assisted by Mrs Cowherd
Miss Conrad, Miss De Welt, Miss Davis
Miss Miller. Miss Genevieve ShowaIter
Miss Morris. and Miss Storms.
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Mrs. A. z. Bates. wife Of the Paw
master General Of the army. viii re-
ceive this afternoon, She viii be as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09

sisted BY Mrs Dunn Mckee. who will
remain in Washington for a few days
before going South
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Mrs. Hope Slater gave a tea yester-
day afternoon in honor Of her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ives Gammeu.