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student, a man of many amiabIe quail
I ties. AMI broad cultivation, and since
she made Washington her home Mrs.
Beck has been popular member Of
society. Mrs. Beck. however, will not
leave the Capital with her husband the
first of May. but will remain until June.
that the studies of her son may not be
interrupted.
Col and Mrs. Arthur E. Randle enter
tanned at their home in Congress
Heights a number Of distinguished Wis
ftors. among whom were R T Wilson.
Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
spent a few days here last week at the
British embassy with their daughter,
Lady Herbert Mr.. Wilson is a finan-
cier Of great distinction, as well as
railroad magnate. who redeemed about
a fourth of the state Of Mississippi from
overflow by building a railroad from
Memphis to Vicl1sburg. the roadbed Of
which formed the most perfect levee
ever made.
The Many friends Of Mrs. Mackay-
Smith. wife of Bishop Coadjutor Mackay-
Smith. viii have an opportunity of see
ing her Wednesday next, as she comes
from Philadelphia to be present at a
missionary tea on that day from to :
o'clock at ST. Johns Parish Hall
Miss Maude De Haven Ogan. who has
been spending the months of March and
April in Florida. viii return to Wash
ington within the next two or three
weeks and bring with her several
guests.
Mrs. William H. lands, of Miuneapo-
lis. Mimi, is visiting her sister, Mrs
F J Woodman, at her home. 5S4 i
Street northeast.
Mrs. Wyune, wife Of the First As
sistant Postmaster General, has return
ed from Atlantic City, where she spent
q week with her young daughters.
Miss Edna J. sheehy and her guests.
Miss Mary Evans, Miss Clara Raife,
Misses Agnes and Genevieve Cannon.
returned TO Boston yesterday to resume
their studies at the New England Con
servatory Of Music.
The Legion of Loyal Women will be
at home to members and friends Monday
evening, April 20, at 413 Tenth Street.
Major and Mrs Thomas Cruise are at
$50 Eighteenth Street for a month OF
two.
Mrs, Westinghouse will give a small /
tea Monday next at O'Clock.
Miss Marion GalIaudet and Miss Anna
CoeklTelI, who are travelling with Major /
and Mrs. Carroll, have finished their /
visit 10 the City of Mexico and are /
now at Los Angeles. They will not re- /
turn to Washington until May.
Major Z. ". HaIford. {. s A, who /
was President Harrison's secretary. is
IN Washington for few days He has
but recently returned from duty in the
Philippines.
Paymaster c. NJ. Ray. L. s. n. and
Mrs. Ray have returned 10 Washington
and are the guests Of Mrs. Albert Ray.
at 1900 Eighteenth Street northwest.
Mrs. Randolph Matthews. of Cincinnati.
with her young son. is visiting her par
ents. Senator and Mrs Foraker Miss
Foraker. who was one of the brides
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Notes.

In the resignation of Assistant Attor-
ney General Beck society will lose an
attractive family. Mr.. Beck is a deep
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D. Graham of III Howard Avenue, Ana
costa. last night to meet Miss Bertha
Tanner Of Philadelphia. REGULATIONS and
musical selections were rendered by the
following: Piano solo. George Chase;
recitation. Miss Hattie Collier; vocal
solo, Miss Viola Johnson; mandolin solo,
Chester Il. TuTIey; vocal solo, Miss Sa-
die G. Simpson; recitation, W. E. Smoot;
vocal solo, Miss Vashti Turley; recita-
tion Miss Bertha Tanner: piano solo.
Miss Zaleikah Dixon; piano solo. Miss
Serena Carter; vocal solo. Miss Blanche
Graham Among those present were
Miss Katrena Anderson. Miss Edmonia
Anderson. Miss Julia Collier. Miss Fear
ring. Miss Essfe Fearing. Miss Minnie
MuIligaH, Miss Sadie Garner. Miss Ma
ME Phillips. Miss Rosa Carter. Miss
Gertrude Brooks, Miss Florence Brooks.
Miss Blanche Smoot. Mr.. Henderson.
Charles P Ford. Mr.. Russell. Charles
Evans, R. Beckett. Mr. Fearing. John
Wright, Thomas N. Brooks. Mr.. Brent,
Paul Mobry, Henry Phillips. and VIII
liam Shipper.
Miss Caroline Nash. daughter of DR..
and Mrs Francis S. Nash. gave one of
the prettiest teas of the week Wednes-
day when she welcomed about sixty
boys and girls. Miss Caroline Shepard
and Miss Edith Rixey assisted the young
hostess in receiving The occasion was
q pleasant one in a home famed for its
cordial hospitality.
Miss Mae Berckmann entertained
Wednesday evening at her home on Cap
itoI Hill with progressive euchre. The
first prizes were won by Mrs. Goldsmith
and Mr. McPike. and the second by Miss
NeG and Mr. Goldsmith Among those
present we're Misses Neff, Gates. Parks,
Van Horn. Kiesecker, and Messrs Parks,
WerIe. Lucket, Williamson, McPike.
Moore. and Dr. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
FIeisheu, Mr.. and Mrs. George LanteI,
and Mr.. and Mrs Goldsmith.
A japanese garden party for the bene-
fit of the National Junior Republic viii
be given by the Washington Junior
League on Wednesday, April %. from
to o'clock Mrs. Gardiner Hub
bard's garden viii be used for the oc-
casion. The grounds viii be decorated
with japanese lanterns and parasols.
and the young people in charge of the
booths will be in Japanese costumes.
4 mandolin and banjo club. composed
OF citizens Of the Junior Republic, viii
play during the afternoon. and the
Marine Band viii give selections from
Oriental operas. ) feature of the party
viii be an exhibit of rare old japanese
prints loaned by DR.. Burnett. Refresh
ments viii be served in the grounds.
The entertainment is under the pat
ronaee Of Lady Herbert, Nine. TAXA
hira, Mrs. Harlan, Mrs Knox, Mrs.
Lodge, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs Gardiner
Hubbard, Mrs Herbert Wadsworth, Mrs.
Henry Perkins. Mrs Lowrie Bell, and
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, the Austrian
the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. the Secretary Of State,
the Admiral Of the Navy, Justice Brown.
Senator CuIlom. General Miles, Bishop
Satterlee. Hon John W. Foster. Thomas
Nelson Page. Thomas Walsh, and Alex
ander Graham Bell
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q small dance. TO which only fifteen ad-
ditional young people were invited. A
box party has been planned for the
Mask and Wig on Monday evening
which completes the program arranged
for the Senator'S young guests, who VIII
return to New York on Tuesday.
Postmaster General and Mrs Payne
viii give a dinner in honor Of Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Cushman X. Davis gave a din
ner on Thursday evening in honor Of her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Agnew.
whose marriage was recently announced
and who have Just returned from trim
10 New York. Covers were laid for
fourteen. The dining and drawing
rooms were tastefuUy decorated with
American Beauty roses and tropical
plants.
Mrs Victor Kaufman entertained
the ladies of the Peirce Guild YESTERDAY
at luncheon at her home in wyoming
Avenue. The PIERCE Guild is making ?
special effort at this time to secure
funds for building a contagious ward at
the country home connected with the
Hospital
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The Foreign Colony.

The French ambassador and Madame
Jusserand, who have been in Boston the
past week, as guests of the Alliance
Franchise. returned to Washington this
morning.
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Engagements

Last TUESDAY evening pretty we'd
I ding took place at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Augusterfer. SOC !.
street northeast. when their Youngest
daughter, Mary, was married 10 Harvey
Emerson Curtiss. at S:30 O'Clock. The
bride and groom entered the parIor 10
. the strains Of MendeIssohn's wedding
march The ceremony was performed by
the Rev DIT. Moot, pastor Of ST. .PauTs
English Lutheran Church. of which the
bride is member. The bride was most
beeomingly dressed in a gown of white
French organdie and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses. The popularity
Of the young couple was wei attested
by the large gathering OF relatives and
friends and the array Of beautiful we'd
ding gifts. In a bower OF palms and
fragrant roses the happy pair received
the congratulations Of their friends. af-
ter which supper was served.
a quiet wedding took place at the
First Presbyterian Church Thursday at
teTnoon. when Miss Marie L Gemeny Of
ST. Michaers. Nd, and John J. Fergri-
son, Of this city, were married by tae
Rev. Donald Macleod. pastor or the
church The ceremony was witnessed b.
Mrs. T ". Fague and A. r Ferp7,zo1
sister and brother Of the groom and y
d. Gemeny- the brides brother Mr. ami
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Mr. and Mrs. William Henry De
Ronde have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter Jennie 10
Percy Crawford, of this city wedncs-
day afternoon. April % at 4 o'clock ar
De Ronda. = Manic srrerr F-nalag.1r1
\. J. Mr- and Mrs. Crawford will he
"a, home after Nav Is at 1912 PARK
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p r.
s. J.. Of Georgetown University. cousin
/ of the groom. assisted by the Rev. Am
/ brose Beavens, assistant pastor Of the
/ church. The bride was attended by Miss
/ Carrie Leizear, of Ednor. Md. and !.
! Albert Becker, brother Of the groom.
+ was best man. A wedding breakfast fol-
/ lowed al the home of the groom's IA
Their. 1885 Tenth Street northwest. for
/ the Immediate family. A reception was
given the couple by the groom's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Becker, in the
evening from 5 to 10 Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Frances H Mahorney.
mother of the bride: Claude \ Major
ncy Mr. and Mrs. James S. Addison.
MI. and Mrs. Stephen B. Clements. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph \. Petty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis y. Daily, Mr.. and Mrs John Shu-
ghrue, AIr. and Mrs. William VI. Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin K Bostick. Mr. and
Mrs. William J. BIakeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond R Breen. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam T. McCiosky. Mr.. and Mrs William
Z. NcClosky, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
CIosky. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Becker, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Bushby. Mr. and Mrs Lambert
Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaefer,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Shreve. jr., Mrs
Emma Van Buren,. Mrs. Earnest Harvey.
Mrs. Sterling OF Baltimore. Mrs. Gun
dersdorn Of Baltimore, Mrs. Frye. Miss
Ella McCIosky, Miss Bessie Yost. Miss
Anna Johnson, Miss Eugene Dent. Miss
Corrie LeizeaT. Miss Olga Won Edzorf.
Miss Julia Bridget. Miss Mary z. Glenn
ents, Miss Clair Erck. Miss Rita Add
son. Miss Helen McClosky. Miss Agnes
3IcKenny, Miss Edna NJ Benner. Miss
Hil3a Edwards, J Albert Becker, Capt
Peter c. Balm, AIoysius McCIosky, Roy
Dent. Ernest Yost, George ". Dove.
Charles Lowry. Arthur Hepburn, and
Willie NcCIosky.
Mrs Grace lie Barnes Harvey. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward lie Barnes,
and Guy ". McCord were married at
the home Of the brides parents. 414
Sixth Street northwest, early Thursday
morning The marriage was celebrated
by the Rev William L. Lynn. Owing
40 4iiAtt>S Al the fanny Vi tAlt DittEtr
only immediate relatives and few per
sonaI friends were present at the re-
ception. and the breakfast which fol-
lowed. Mr. and Mrs. McCord left later
for a trip to Virginia Beach. and other
points South.
Miss Dorothy Flynn. the daughter OF
former Delegate and Mrs Dennis Flynn.
of Oklahoma, and DR.. James julius
Richardson viii be married at St. Thorn
as Church On Monday evening Many
invitations have been issued. and there
will be a large gathering OF friends to
witness the ceremony
On the same evening. Miss Helen
Amelia Davis and William Allen orion
viii be married at the Congregational
Church at o'clock.
On Tuesday evening Miss Theodosia
Osborne Culver and Henry Beard Armes
viii be married at ST. Andrews Church. +
On Wednesday. Miss Lucy Golden De /
Lancy Kearny and Julian Hill viii be
married at noon, and the marriage OF
Miss Grace Parker and Lieut.. Ernest
Manning Reeve viii take. place later in
the day.
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maids at the Potter-Wear wedding IN
Philadelphia last Wednesday, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Evan Il. Tucker has left the city
for a visit to her parents and relatives
and friends in Ohio and West Viz
gtnia
The Rev. and Mrs Albert Rhett
Walker, who have spent the winter in
Washington. have returned to their
home at Vienna. Va
Mrs. Thomas J. Gregg and Miss Alice
Gregg are at Atlantic City for a several
weeks visit. Miss Gregg has joined a
party Of friends for an extensive trip
through the South and West, TO include
a visit to Mexico and California. Mrs.
Gregg and her young daughters. who
spent the past season in Washington.
viii make this their home
Thomas F. Walsh went to New York
on Friday evening. where he will re-
main for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hanson Johnson. for
merIy of Washington, but now Of Mem
phis, are receiving congratulations On
the birth of a SON.
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A very pleasant gathering was held at
the residence OF Capt. and Mrs George
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morning.
Countess Marguerite Cassini and Ma
dame Seheele. who went to New York
TO attend the services OF Holy Week
in the Greek Church, are expected 1t
the embassy today.
Miss Belle Harris. of Louisville, Ky,
little friend OF Baroness Moncheur.
is spending the Easter holidays at the
Belgian legation.
The Cuban minister and Sonora CUES
ada have as their guest. Sonora
Quesada's father, Dr. Miranda, one Of
the most distinguished physicians in
Cuba. Dr.. Miranda, who arrived on
Thursday last, viii remain until after
the meeting Of the Congress of Ameri-
can Physicians and Surgeons, in May. to
which he is a delegate. The latter
part Of May the minister and Sonora
Quesada viii have another prominent
physician as their guest, DR.. G. Lopez,
2 specialist on diseases of the brain
Dr. Lopez is at present attending
medical convention in Spain. but hopes
TO be in this country in time TO meet
with the congress of physicians here.
A recent distinguished visitor TO the
Capitol was Mr. Won der Heyde, the
Belgian minister to Venezuela, who was
sent here by his government TO ala
Baron Moneheur in adjusting the diff
culties regarding Venezuelan affairs.
Mr. Won der Heyde has recently been
appointed minister to Santiago. Chile,
and has already left for his post. When
he was in Washington he was a guest
at the Belgian legation.
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MusicaIes.

Mrs. George Routt- johnson gave
musicale in honor of Dr. B. B. Tyler.
pastor Of South Broadway Christian
Church, Of Denver. Col. Wednesday
evening last A large number OF guests
we're present. After piano solos by Mrs.
johnson. Misses Wolverton. Grayson.
Amies, and Love. Mr. Howe and others.
and several songs by Miss a Resale
Hoiberg, contraIto, DR.. Tyler gave
glowing description OF his recent trip to
the Orient as president OF the internal
tionaI Sunday school convention.
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(%aK to agte Aunkcsm displayed by society toward the
ks President and his family
BIB than the President himself only
of poor bat good parents a millionaire and
has arrived insist that her daughter should
to accept an invitation House.
who should know better
"he has been long invitations for a dinner to 90
Q a musicale a be House
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maids at the Potter-Wear wedding IN
Philadelphia last Wednesday, has re-
turned home
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student, a man of many amiable quail
ties. AMI broad cultivation, and since
she made Washington her home Mrs.
Beck has been popular member Of
society. Mrs. Beck. however, viii not
leave the Capital with her husband the
first of May. but will remain until June,
that the studies of her son may not be
infprruDted
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Paymaster c. NJ. Ray. L. s. n. and
Mrs Ray have returned 10 Washington
and are the guests Of Mrs Albert Ray,
at 1900 Eighteenth Street northwest.
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Mrs. Randolph Matthews. of Cincinnati.
with her young son, is visiting her par
ents, Senator and Mrs Foraker Miss
Foraker. who was one of the brides
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A son was born 10 the wife Of Pay
master George p Dyer l. s \, on
Sunday last
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Shades of jefferson, delighted giving audiences
to distinguished dPomasts when putting his boots things
should happen and that the people question should be
The muscaes by Mrs Roosevelt receptions
with some good music thrown in and the 10 o'clock puposey
named 50 that need sacrifice a dinner
Are snobs? IT arew provincaIs?
The week the gayet of the only
OF the fresh costumes and handsome hats parade
society after the forty days nights dizziness huo
the functions pleasure might be bad
idea TO have Lent oftener.
The spring has promises Not only are the
trees and shrubs blooming beauty the birds twteru delight but
the bellies have come out III such costumes dzed
their In the spring young lightly turns +,
thoughts OF love- How could be otherwise? any per
resist the bewdeTng confens be
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Mrs. ChaTles-H Herbert Prescott gave
musicale on Tuesday evening in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. David McKenna, OF
Slatington, Pa. who for the past week
have been house guests Of Commander
Noser's family. among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Powers. Mr..
and Mrs. Penrose, Mr.. and. Mrs. Ludwig.
Mrs. Conway. Mrs. Rich. Mrs. Franklin.
Miss Fletcher. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Robert
MoseT, Miss Moser, Vinton Birch. Miss
Clark. of New Castle, Pa. and Miss
Marguerite Prince. The program was
as follows: ContraIto solo, Japanese 3.
Love Song, Mrs. Martin; Schuman's
'Traumerie violin and piano. Miss
Moser, Mr. Birch; Rubinsteins Melody
in F, Miss Moser. Mr.. Birch; contralto
solo, IN Old Judea. Mrs. Martin; piano
solo, ..TaDnhsuser," Mrs. Penrose:
'BerceUse," Renard, violin and piano.
Miss Moser, Mr. Birch.
A musicale was given last night at the
home Of Miss Addie speiden. 653 C Street
southeast Among those present were
Miss Hinwood. Miss Baker. Miss Brown.
Miss Eye. Miss Mckinley, Miss Augusta.
Miss A. Speiden Miss E. Speiden. Miss
NJ Speiden, and Charles Hughes. Maui
rice Clark, Kenneth McRae. Irving King,
Halvor Adams. and Willie Speiden. At
late hour refreshments were served
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Major E. ". HaIford. L S. A. who
was President Harrison's secretary. is
IN Washington for few days. He has
but recently returned from duty in the
Philippines.
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Miss Belle Harris. of Louisville, KY,
a little friend OF Baroness Moncheur.
is spending the Easter holidays at the
Belgian legation.
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Miss Dorothy Flynn, the daughter Of
former Delegate and Mrs Dennis Flynn,
of Oklahoma, and DIT. James Julius
Richardson viii be married at St Thorn
as Church On Monday evening Many
invitations have been issued. and there
will be a large gathering OF friends to
witness the ceremony
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Major Thomas Cruise. Of the Quarter
masters Department. is staying al the
Bancroft.
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Capt. C. p. Elliott. t. :. A.. retired
whose home Is fl Harrisburg, Pa. is at
us . Street
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Thomas F. Walsh went to New York
on Friday evening. where he will re-
main for several days.
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Lieut. John J. TCFey, jr.. Fourth In
faatry. who is stationed al Fort NcIn-
tosh Tex, was in Washington on Satur-
DAY last
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A son was born TO the wife Of Lieut..
Thomas !. Sem L. S n. on April :.
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MIS- WESTINGHOUSE VII give a small
tea Monday next at o'clock.
Miss Marion GalIaudet and Miss Anna
CoekRell, who are travelling with Major
and Mrs Carroll, have finished their
visit TO the City of Mexico aud are
now at Los Angeles. They will not re-
turn to Washington until May.
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The Legion of Loyal Women will be
at home to members and friends Monday
evening, April 20, at 413 Tenth Street.
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Major and Mrs. Thomas Cruise are at
$50 Eighteenth Street for a month or
fprn-
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The Many friends Of Mrs. Mackay-
Smith, wife of Bishop Coadjutor Mackay-
Smith. viii have an opportunity of see
ing her Wednesday next, as she comes
from Philadelphia to be present at u
tea on that day from to :
o'clock at St. Johns Parish Hall
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Mr. and Mrs Michael B. German have
issued Invitations for the marriage Of
their niece. Mary Edmund German. to
Mari. Joseph BaIe, on Wednesday morn
ing. april ., 1868. at 11:56 o'clock at
81. AIoysius Church, Admission to the
church by card.
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morning, "The Goodness of God; eve
ming. "a. Startling Announcement"
The Rev. e. L. Goodwin, of St Mark s,
will occupy the pulpit at both services. a,
The Rev. Dr. W.. E. Evansa rector OF
Monumental church, will preach at IL "A.
M and 4 P NJ.
The Rev. J. G. bowman, Of All Saint
Episcopal church, will occupy his pull
Rev. H. Guckenberger. Ut Baltimore,
Md, will preach this. morning at
II o'clock at the Evangelical Lutheran
Bethlehem church, Sixth and Clay streets,
in German, and at night at O'Clock. IN
English.
Rev. c. A. Marks. pastor OF the FIST
English Lutheran church, is detained at
his home with the grip. Rev. r. J. WI.
bingham will fill his pulpit this morn
ing at II o'clock. There will be no SER
vices tonight.
TWENTIETH CENTURY PROBLEM.
The Rev. a. N. Somers. minister OF the
Unitarian church. now holding services IN
the Smithdeal College building. corner
Broad and Ninth streets, will preach the
following series of sermons during the
month Of January, 1903, on Twentieth
Century Problems in Religion" Jan. 4.
present Movements in Religious Thought
and Organiza tom Jan. II. THE Prtnci-
pies Of Democracy in Religion: Why
Should Not the Religion for the People
be of the People, and by the People?'
Jan. 1s, 1.-THE Incarnation of God in the
Life of Humanity Jan. Is, Influences
that are Hvmanizing Religion" The hour
4 Of service is II "A. M. All are cordially
Welcome.