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The Washington times., 1903-10-25

Society has had new and charming
recruit in the person OF Mrs. de Chair,
wife OF Capt. Dudley Rawson de Chair,
the naval attache of the British en-
bassy. Upon her arrival in this coun-
try young Mrs. dc Chair, who was Il
bride Of the early summer went directly
to Newport. where the summer head
quarters of the British embassy had al
ready been established. Since coming
TO Washington Captain and Mrs de
Chair have been established at the
Highlands. in Connecticut Avenue Cap
tain de Chair was appointed to his
present position n year ago. but did not
reach Washington until late in January.
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~ <S ASHNGTON, residential becoming of
the most popular in the country The proof
AH& popularity lies i'll the fact that
of ITS hospitality TO retun hereas Bo-
hemian to Paris The btst drop cup disappointment
retirement of an official that often family
provincial town. atmosphere
the Capital
Once having known pleasure any pretezt
living here legion widows
social trmnphs.
The members family,
Maryland Avenue Capitol HILL into commodious
better adapted to the needs of official Coreyous
Corteyou is planning take active social gaye
and will agreeable addition
ret circle In Washington society however she already we'll
having assisted both Mrs Mckinley functions
the House.
Mrs Coeyou viii be remembered IInd daughter of
Dr. John Kinds, president of the Hampstead
She interesting possessed pleasing personality
and much grace Mrs Coreyous
Miss Grace Hind who have been frequent Washington be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Corteycu during
Major General Chafee and Major exchange
and duties headquar
tiers Governors Island, and will leave Washington
however viii here until the middle November possibly
Corbi, formerly spent twenty
Washington and has host of friends
Since General Corb wears
Mrs Cob entertained asduousy
which she has been called both cediaby aeeepaby
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CONNONWEALTHCLUBS
Mississippi Society Meeting.

The Mississippi Society met last Mon
day night at Schmidt's Hall. 516 Ninth
Street northwest. An informal pro-
gram was rendered. Miss Nellie Ora
ham recfted That Old Sweetheart of
Mine, and for an encore. Bridget and
the Chinaman:" the Misses Battles gave
an instrumental duet; Mr.. Howe sang
The Song OF the Turnkey" accompa-
MED by John Ballon- Mrs Fred ReafI
played several Southern melodies Capt.
Fred Bean gave a graphic portrayal OF
Cuban life. Several new members united
with the society.
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Annual Visitation.

The members and officers of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons of the District of Co
lumbia. made their annual visitation 70
George c. Whiting Lodge. No. q. Of
Georgetown. last week, at Masonic Hail
on Thirty-second Street northwest. Ad-
dresses were made by the officers of the
local lodge. and several members of the
grand lodge. The officers OF the local
lodge We're complimented upon its
hourishing' condition.
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Religious.

may be secured free at hotels and drug
stores generally. Tickets arc positively
required for admission. The doors OF
the theater will not open until $50 D.
m The song service viii begin at 3:45
The musical attraction will be the
Temple Male Quartet. Of Baltimore. and
the fun orchestra
Bishop Gambler will also speak to-
morrow evening in the Association gym
nasium on The Young Man and His
Books" This will be the opening of the
monthly meetings OF the Bible Study
Club, and will be an attractive social
event There will be music b. the or
chestra. a number OF brief addresses.
and ice cream and cake will be served
Admission 70 the club meetings are al
ways By card. but these cards can be
procured upon application AT the Asso-
citation Office. or at the theater this ar
ternoon.
Music IS one Of the most pleasing fea-
lures at the Association building this
year. The social committee has ar
ranged for music In the pariors every
evening. The musical program for the
coming week Is as follows:
Monday-Associatio orchestra.
Tuesday Banjo and Mandolin quartet.
dnesday-HarmOny Trio Instru-
meutalists.
Thursdsy-Columbian Mandolin and
Guitar Club.
Friday-William Hart. pianist
Saturday-Mr- Pistorio. violin; MI
Meiners. clarinet: Mr.. Crollard. cornet.
Mr.. Huber. pianist
Saturday night throughout the winter
will be observed as ladies' night" and
members may bring their women friends
for informal social evenings in the par
lors.
Last night the gymnasium men and
their women friends were received in the
pariors By the members OF the physical
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LITERARY.
Capitol Hill History Club.

The Capitol Hill History Club met on
the afternoon of October q. with
Mrs w. E. Cochran, 1920 Massachusetts,
Avenue northeast. The president. Mrs
A c. Webb, presided. There were pres
ent twenty members and one visitor.
Mrs. HiIdreth.
The roll call Current Events Relat-
ing TO Italy brought forth gieanings
from papers and masazines. Mrs. b. F.
Maricle read an interesting paper on
Ancient Mythology and Religion OF
Rome and Mrs. d. J. Roberts an in
structive article on Rise OF Spartan
Power and Famous Spartans.'
After the routine business was dis
patched the club adjourned to meet No
vember with Mrs. A. NJ. Condra. 9O3
Flint Street, Brightwood
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SCIENTIFIC.
Addresses Before Biological Club.

Several addresses were delivered be-
fore the Washington Biological CLUB at
it's regular meeting Saturday night, Oc-
tober 10. in the assembly hall at the
Cosmos Club .. +. Cook. botanist in
charge Of investigations in tropical
agriculture in the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture, spoke on Central
American Mutations OF Coffee DR. T.
S. Elmer discussed the question Of I'm
dexing Scientific Names. with Special
Reference To the Genera OF Mammals. -
''Terrapin Culture in the United States"
was W. p. Hays topic.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
Pottery Vincent.

The marriage Of Miss Rosa Carlotta
Vincent TO William Hubley Potter. of
Philadelphia, will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
Of the brides mother, 1914 Rhode Island
Avenue. The company invited to wit
ness the ceremony will be limited to the
relatives and intimate friends of the
bride and groom. Miss Vincent VIII
have as her maid OF honor her cousin.
Miss Wntse. Of New York. daughter of
the late Capt G c. Wiitse. u. 8 N
The bridesmaids will be the Misses Lila
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A DOUBLE WEBBING.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Lena Louise.
and Frank II. Bushby. and their son,
Fred ]. Hartman, and Miss Mamie
Owens. on Wednesday evening. October
81. at McKendree parsonage The core
mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Hubbard.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Spalding. 1872 u Street. last
evening in celebration of the fourteenth
anniversary OF their marriage. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs e ].
Bentley and Miss WaIkup. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Geptner and Miss Gentner.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence L Marine, Mrs
E C. Rowzee. Mrs F. p. Wallace. Mrs
J. w. Dare and Miss Dare. Mrs Mo
Reynolds and Miss McReynolds, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Wallace.
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Springmann-Flynn.

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Flynn announce
the marriage of their daughter, Ethel,
10 Ernest T. Springmann on Tuesday.
October 20. at st. Dominic's parsonage.
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents to the immediate fami-
lies of the bride and groom. Mr.. and
Mrs Springmann viii be at home TO
their friends after November l, at loo
ID Street southeast.
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good 10 be done by the Maccabees, and
all such fraternal orders.
The Commanders and Record Keepers
Association held n meeting last We'd
nesday night at Golden Rule Hall. The
next meeting will be held on November
Is. at the same place
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In Diplomatic Circles.

The French ambassador and Madame
Jusserand arc expected at the embassy
the early part Of this week Madame
Jusserand. as has been often told, is an
American, the daughter of George F.
Richards. of New York. who made his
home for many years in Paris. Madame
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Educational.
School Housewarming.

School HousewaTming.
Laise-Phnlips School on Connecticut
Avenue. threw open it's doors Friday
night for it's annual housewarming to
several hundred friends, representing
resident and diplomatic society. A most
delightful program was given by the
faculty. Mr.. Gebest has charge OF the
piano music at the school, and opened
the program with a piano SOLO Miss
harrington, OF the department Of elocu-
ton. recited several entertaining selec-
tons. Miss Maud Lee gave two South
ern dialect numbers Mrs. Goodhue sang
several delightful songs. ACCOMPANIED
by DR.. Kimball, and Anton Kaspar- con-
tributed a violin solo. while Anita Cluss
oelighted her hearers with several Sc
lections on the harp.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
Horton-C Chamberlain

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Long
street Chamberlain. daughter Of Gen.
Frank Chamberlain, to Wallace Nelson
Horton. of Albany, N. Y, will take
place at the residence OF the bride
brother Eugene Tyler Chamberlain,
1902 Cincinnati Street, at noon Wednes-
day. The Rev George Fiske Dudley,
rector Of St. Stephens church, will per
form the ceremony.
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Readings for the Blind.

The program for readings I'm the pavil-
Hon for the blind at the Library Of
Congress for the current week follows:
Monday, Mrs. Ellis Logan; Tuesday, A
recital, Misses Grady, Duffy Murray
Patterson and Campbell and Mr.. Miles;
Thursday, Miss Helen Nicolay: Friday,
Mrs A. J. Bidwell; Saturday, Miss ]. Q.
Hail
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RECREATION.
Y: P. Euchre Club Meets.

The Y. p. Euchre Club held its regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday. October 2l,
at the home OF Mrs. A Boyce. 1870 F
Street northeast. The first prizes were
won by DIR. Junghaus. OF All d Street
northeast, and Mrs. Boyce; the second
prizes were carried of by Mr. Boyce.
and Mrs. Olive LitZ. The next meeting OF
the club Will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Wiley, ZOO Thirteenth Street
northwest.
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Alumni at Dinner.

Alumni of the Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity living in Washington gave their
monthly dinner last Wednesday night
AT the Hotel Barton. W. s. Couch acted
as toastmaster. The members OF the
fraternity who attended were Percy S.
Adams. Joseph S. Chamberlain. w. d.
Groesbeck. w. S. Couch. Guy Z.
Mitchell T. w Stockard. Lee +. War
ner. Charles s. Smith. G. r. Hoffman,
James q. SHIRLEY. William c. Thorn.
Clyde Kelly, c. NJ Layne. Clair Fair
bank. Charles s. Loud. James r. Raley,
and O. p Jones.
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Southern Masons Visit Washington.

Richard Lambert and II. w. Coulter.
of New Orleans. La. Scottish Rite
MasOns I'D degree. who IRE attending
the annual session now being held In
Washington. are established at the st.
Iames.
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Grand Visitation. I. 0. R. NJ.

The Great Council. Improved Order of
Red Men. OF the District Of Columbia
led by the great sachem James A Mad
ison. jr.. made its semi-annuaI vista
ton 10 Sioux Tribe. No. IS l. o. r. NJ.
at it's hail. s33 D Street northwest on
last Tuesday evening. There were pres
ent large delegations from Idaho Tribe.
No. IS. Logan Tribe. No. 6. Mineola
Tribe. No "A, Seltese Tribe. No. Is. and
White Eagle Tribe. No H. The profile
iency in the secret work. and the prog
ress Of Sioux Tribe elected the congrat-
ulauons Of the great council and the
various speakers Of the visiting tribes.
After the examinations. a smoker was
participated in. and musical selections
given. The great sachem made a stir
ring address on the good Of the order.
Doings of the Maccabees.
Sir Knight Charles Given. Of National
Tent No. ]. died on the 18th instant. and
was buried on the 18th. the officers Of
National Tent no. / officiating AT the
funeral. with the beautiful ritual cere-
mony lie was a charter member OF
National Tent No. ]. X. O. T. NJ, and
carried 5000 protection for his family.
The Maccabees have over 2IOO mem
bers IN this city. and have sustained a
loss OF only eight members by death
this year.
The joint committee on visitation. has
visited four tents this week. George
town. No 8. Metropolitan No. - Cold
en- Rule. No. 3. and AnacOstia. No. 7.
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Mrs. Thaw. who spent last winter IN
Washington. and occupied the residence
Of former Senator and Mrs. Cameron.
p Lafayette Square. will not return
here this season. Mrs. Thaw. II is said.
is expecting a visit from her son-in-law
and daughter. Lord and Lady Var
mouth, who will arrive in this country
before the holidays.
The Princess di POggia Suasa and the
MarQuise de Talleyrand-Pe rigord, who
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh last winter. and the recipients
OF much social attention here. are now
on their way 10 this country.
Miss Mae Ruth Narcross. who Is wen
known in the newspaper world Of Phila-
delphia. and is winning fame as a
writer Of stories for children. has re-
Gently como to Washington, where she
will reside permanently.
Representative Porter, Of Pittsburg.
who has been in Washington for several
lays past. viii DE Joined shortly BIZ Mrs.
Porter and her daughter, Miss Hege-
mann, who have recently returned from
abroad. Representative and Mrs. Por-
ter have leased the Cameron nome. in
Lafayette Square.
Mrs Pickett. widow of General Pick
EFT. is in Louisville. KY, where she will
spend the winter. Mrs. Pickett has gone
South. hoping the climate may benefit
her health
Miss Ethel Howard, the charming
daughter of J. o. Howard. of the IL
brary Of Congress, who is with Z. II.
Sothern this winter. has been cast for
the Queen of Denmark in Hamlet
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Gale and Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Hague are among a
party OF Neutrality-suspicious. who are STOP
ping at the Manhattan Hotel. New York
Miss Mary Torrance George Henry
| Grafton). who has written several
novelties and done much literary work.
has gone South for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Foraker. wife of Senator For
aker, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Matthews. in Cincinnati
H H Darneille, Assessor Of the Dis
trict, who has been confined to his
home since August with serious frac-
ture OF the knee. has recovered suni-
GENTLY TO return to the Office tomorrow
Col. and Mrs. Robert l. Fleming and
family have returned 10 their house in
Massachusetts Avenue
Mrs =. r. Brown, Of Petersburg.
Va. is visiting her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. NJ. e Brown. at the Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Du-
drow and Miss Dudrow. Of West VIZ
ginia, after spending several weeks
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and Annie McCauley. Miss Bessie Edes,
OF this city. and Miss Hottie. of New
York. Beverly Potter. brother of the
groom. will be best man, and the fol-
lowing Will act as ushers: Ernest
Krause. of New York; Edward Norris
and William Ashhurs,. OF Philadelphia,
and Samuel Reynolds, of Lancaster.
Pa
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Brotherhood of the Union.

The convention OF the Brotherhood OF
the Union. now In session at Wilkes
barre. Pa. has unanimously chosen
Washington as the place for holding
the annual convention in 1905, through
the efforts Of ]. II. w. Thrush. delegate
from General Lawton Circle No. /, Of
Washington.
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Will Be at Home.

Miss Hannah Berliner. of III p Street
northwest. will have as her guest to-
morrow Miss Miriam Brylawski. OF Bal
timore. They will be at home TO their
friends Tuesday evening. October q
Mrs Frank p I4eadley. of Rochester.
n. Y, and Mrs. Arthur Copeland will
be at home Informally at 1875 Bacon
Street. where they will be glad TO see
their friends.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

The minister from Siam. Phya Ak.
haraj-N aradhara. and his secretary. Ed.
ward II. LOTUS, returned Friday from
the New England coast. and are at the
Arlington for the winter
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

Senior Borghetti, an attache Of the
Italian embassy. who sailed for Europe
the middle of September. has arrived I'm
Venice, where he will remain until some
time in January.
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Parks Edelin,.

Thomas jefferson Edelin, has issued
Invitations for the marriage OF his
daughter. Maud Henkle. TO Frederick
Parks, Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der II, at o'clock. at st. Thomas
Church
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

The cooler weather with
threatening rain has in
creased the demand for
heavier footwear, which viii
defy dampneSs and cold.
The grace and character in
Rich's heavy footwear for
women appeals to particular
people and dispels the preju-
dice against shoes with
heavy soles and stout up
pers. Such footwear Is al
most impervious TO water
and dampness-henee no
rubbers are required.
A most complete assert
ment of heavy footwear Is
now being shown here, C
prising the very newest
fects from the fore
American shoemakers W
productions We control j b
Capital City
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Powers-B Brown.

Invitations are ont announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Marguerite FL
nora Brown, and Lynn Leo Powers. OF
Amsterdam, X. Y. The wedding viii
take place on November 4.
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Christian Science Teachers to Meet.

Christian Science Teachers TO Meet.
The Teachers Association OF the
Christian Science cause VIII meet I'm
Boston next Tuesday All o. Mrs.
Eddy's students and the graduates OF
the board OF education" taught under
the auspices OF Mrs. Eddy's Massachu-
sets Metaphysical College. will be
present. and II will be "a most important
event 10 Christian Scientists the world
over. full attendance is expected.
only members or this assOciation are
authorized teachers OF Christian Science.
and the standard Of teaching is thus
kept high. IL is not known whether
Mrs. Eddy will be present.
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The White House.

The President ard Mrs Roosevelt will
give a small dinner tomorrow evening.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
Law Class Officers.

Law Class Otf1cers.
The junior class Of the National Law
School assembled Thursday evening and
adopted the constitution and bylaws
and elected officers for the present term
as follows: Charles T. Dutton, presi-
dent: Carlos p. Griffin. vice president;
John r. Adams. secretary; Fred ID.
Jack, corresponding secretary; Ralph
=. Burgess, treasurer; Thomas r. Har-
rison, sergeant-at-arms
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Kremer-O rndorf.

Miss Josephine Moore Orndorff and
James Brainard Kremer. jr.. will be
married at the Central Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday. Miss Eliza
beth Orndorff Will be maid of honor,
and Miss Irene Orndorff. Miss Town
send. Miss Wiley, and Miss Krem-
er will be bridesmaids
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Gbson-R oome.

Mr. and Mrs. a. W, Roome announce
the coming marriage of their daughter,
Ada r. Roome, to G.. Hatcher Gibson.
at the family residence, 1913 Kenesaw
Avenue northwest. on October 2S.
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The big meeting for men. conducted ny
the Young Mems Christian Association
will open this afternoon in the Lafayette
Opera House. The address will be de-
nvered by Bishop w. A. Gambler d. d.
Ii. D., Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. The subject Of the adj
dress will be. The Matchless Book. q"
Bishop Gambler has recently come into
great prominence in the North because
OF the remarkable address delivered a
few days ago before an audience OF 400
people In the Academy of Music, Phil
adelphia. This address is said 10 have
been the most powerful Grafton delivered
IN "A great series az a missionary con-
yention OF the Northern MethOdists.
Tickets of admission TO this meeting
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Jusserand has spent her entire life
abroad, and had never been in this
country until She came as the wife OF
the representative Of France.
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Captain Boutakoff. the naval attache
of the Russian embassy, has taken the
house 1925 NJ Street.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

Dor two weeks ago, entertained his col
leagues i'm the Diplomatic Corps at din
ner recently.
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will not occupy their home in n Street
this season. Mrs. Olmsted and her two
small children VIII spend the winter at
Harrisburg.
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with Mr. and Mrs. Charles William
Powers. OF Harvard Street, have re-
turned home.
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at the home of the brides parents.
awaiting the completion of their new
home on Columbia Heights.
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-Pease.

The marriage of Miss Adrienne Judith
Pease. daughter of AIR. and Mrs. Frank
Pease. to Lieut.. James Marshall Petty.
Twentieth Regiment Of Infantry. L. S.
A.. will take place Wednesday evening
at All Souls Church
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Absent Friends Meeting.

The Young Peoples Union OF the
Peoples Church held its last meeting
al the home OF Annie p Goebel, 1892
Prospect Avenue northwest. This being
an absent friends meeting" letters from
former members who are now married
and living in other cities. weIe read by
the hostess, who had written 10 each
member requesting a union letter.
The society was then entertained with
harmonica music by Elsie IIghtbown.
and recitations by Katie Young After
refreshments had been served the club
adjourned to meet on Saturday. October
81. with Mrs. William Osborn. at 1903
Third Street northwest, where a Hal
loween party viii be held.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Alexander Kent. Mr.. and Mrs William
Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Heath.
Mrs. Frances Upperman, Mrs. Elizabeth
Goebei. Mrs Kate Potter Faye Kent.
Stella NJ. Wilson. Annie and Agnes Goe-
bel. Katie Hoyle, Katie Young. Katie
Potter. Ruby Potter. Marie Siemers.
Marie Wahlgren. Richie Mclean. Elsie
Lightbown. Eliza Lightbown, Pearle
Smith, Gertrude 2. Metcalf George ~.
SHIRLEY. Russell. Arthur. and Roland
Abbott. Albert Willis. A Upperman.
William u. Mackenzie. George a War
ren. and Francis Goebel.
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Mr.. Hansen. first secretary Of the
Russian embassy and charge d'afaires
ad interim. who returned from Bar Har-
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

Mrs. Harriet Blaine BeaIe has decided
TO spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Damrcsch-
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
College Class Election.

The senior class Of the Washington
College OF Law held it's first meeting
last Monday evening for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year. BY a
unanimous vote the following persons
were elected: President. Mrs. Sarah
Bradley; vice president. Miss Ida VI.
O'Bryon; secretary. Margaret NJ. Ken
nedy, and treasurer. Annie NJ Sargent.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25

Mrs +. ]. Seal has removed from the
Gladstone 10 1923 r Street. where she
will be glad 70 see her friends.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
Chit Chat.

Lieutenant General Miles will leave
San Francisco tomorrow for the East.
and is expected here the early part OF
November.
The Washington times., 1903-10-25
Rally Day and Revival.

The Sunday school OF Memorial Chap /.
Fifth and + Streets northwest, which is
a branch OF Calvary Baptist Church.
and meets at $3.50 p m. observed rally
day with an interesting program includ-
ing vocal solos by Alice Fletcher; reel
tations by Evelyn Heppner. Virginia
Baxter. and Eliza Bowel; piano solo,
by Susie Burrows. and violin solos by
Chester Hutchinson and little Cornelia
Litz-Parker. accompanied by Mrs. Par
ker. After an intermiss1on Sunday
school revival was inauguTated 20 cor
tinue until December. This consists in
dividing the school into two divisions.
the red and the blue. Rosa Mertz wa <
appointed captain OF the red, and Miss
Burrows captain Of the blue; the two
sides TO ComDete with each other In add
ing new pupils 70 the school. This plan
was first tried by the Rev. Mr.. McNeai.
of C0vington. Ky, and resulted in more
than doubling the number of scholars
The superintendent. Mr.. Brow, deserves
great credit for the enthusiasm he has
aroused IN this school. A pleasing ad-
dress was made by the Rev DR. Greene,
pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church.