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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17
MACCABEE LADIES
HOLD A RECEPTION
Given in Honor Of Supreme Commander
of Lodge

4 reception in honor of Mrs. Lillian
NJ. HOLSTER, supreme commander OF the
Ladies OF the Maocabees. was held by
the local members Of the order at the
Raleigh Hotel yesterday afternoon from
4 until s O'Clock Despite the heavy
downpour OF rain. large number OF
guests were present 20 greet Mrs. Hol-
lister. who accepted the tribute gra-
ciously.
The reception was held in the red par
Tor. which had been transformed into a
bower of greens for the event. Potted
palms and display Of eveTgTeens form
ed the chief decorations. while the en-
blem and colOrs OF the association were
aTrayed in an attractive manner
In the receiving line with Mrs. Hollis
ter were Mrs. Nellie a. Rowe. a member
OF the State committee. and Mrs. E. r.
Myers Mrs Caroline Anderson, Mrs.
Fannie p. Cary. Mrs. l. X. Webb. Mrs.
Virginia Metcalf. Mrs. c. E. shatz. Mrs.
Mabel Myers. Mrs. Clara Carson. and
Mrs. Carrie r. Watt. representing the
nine hives Of the order in the District OF
! Columbia
Among the invited guests were MI.
and Mrs George B. CoTtelyOu. Mrs. Mary
W Galloway. Mrs. Julius Caeser Bur
rows. Mrs. Clinton Smith. Mrs. p J.
lockwood. Dr. Ida Heiberger. Mrs.
McNaughtOn. Judge and Mrs. Matthews.
Mrs. Hunter. Miss Hunter Mrs. Black,
Miss Brown. Governor and Mrs Hoyt
Mr.. and Mrs. Heplar Hoyt. and Prof
McFall and Hon and Mrs. Marshall
Judge and Mrs. WhittletOn. Mrs Sarah
E. Black Mrs May Baker. Mrs. A Rote.
Mrs. F. A. Lucas. Mrs. Sarah COmstock.
Dr. Catherine Goodson. DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Morgan. Miss Morgan. Dr. and
Mrs J. " Bischon. Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Oliver. Mrs. A. Rowe. and Mrs. J. c.
Landers.
In honor OF Mrs. HOLSTERS visit. a
special initiation took place at the Mac
cabee Temple last night when a class
or 100 women were taken into the order
/ The supreme commander oficiated at the
exercises Mrs. HOLSTER will leave
Washington this afternoon, proceeding
directly South. where she will visit the
various hives. She Is scheduled to ON
/ ciate at a number OF limitations
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The Leap Year CotiIlon.

p The committee having I'm charge the
Leap Year Cotillon, which took place
at Rauscher's last night, are naturally
gratihed at its success. The attendance
was large, the young women wore their
smartest gowns and the men were in
good spirits and form and properly
grateful for the attentions they received
Seventy-ive couples danced the cotillon.
and supper was served shortly after mid
night. Mrs. Bloomer received the guests
The other chaperons were: Mrs Nc
Kenna, Mrs. John r. Mclean, Mrs
Charles II. Poor. and Mrs. John Biddle.
Charles H Campbell led the cotillon-
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Mrs. Wadsworth's Musicale.

Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Of Dupont
Circle. viii give a musicale next Sat
urday evening. Her guests are invited
for 10 O'Clock. The chorus viii be sung
by the music class which Mrs. Wads-
worth formed last year. and which has
been practlcing this season under the
direction OF otto Torney simon. There
will be fifty voices in the chorus. Among
the members OF the class are Mrs.
oliver Cromwell, Mrs. Sargent. Mrs
GoIdsborough. Mrs. Charles Bennett
Mrs. John Biddle. Mrs. John c. Ere
mont. Mrs. Henry May, Mrs Morse,
Countess Marguerite Cassini. Miss des
Plauques. Miss Harlan, Miss Satterlee,
Miss de SmirnofI, Miss Terry Miss dc
Peyster. Miss Robson. Miss Wetmorc
Miss Mason. Miss Willett, Miss Gallau-
Diet. Miss Lowering. the Misses Warder
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where a collation. was served. were
adorned with flowers and lighted with
delicately shaded wax tapers.
The third annual ball Of the Seventh
Ward Democratic Association was held
last night at Bohemia Hall. North Broad
way. The chairman OF the committee on
arrangements was Walter Albert An
drew J. Preller was master OF cere-
monies. and was assisted by Mossrs.
Charles Hays and Thomas Glass
Z. n. Gregory. OF London England
WAS visitor on the floor of the Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday. He was in
troduced by James c. Hiss.
Mrs c. J. Bartlett. Of Washington. was
a pas senger on the United Fruit Com
pany's steamer Brookline. Captain
Frances. which arrived yesterday from
ports on the Island Of Jamaica.
Mrs. Alfred Goodman Thompson gave
a tea and cuchre party yesterday after
noon and evening in her apartments at
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NOTES OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

ing the United States troops in the Phil
iDpines-
The North Atlantic Squadron Is max
ing preparations for a three months
target practice. which viii be inaugu-
rated soon On the Developments of this
work will depend the plans OF the fleet
for next summer. The purpose of the
practice is 10 furnish the officers with
a practical knowledge OF naval maneu-
vcrs on a larger scale than has ever be-
fore been undertaken
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DIVORCE AND DEATH
RACE FOR AN ESTATE
Relatives of Dying Man Rush Court Proceedings at Night and
woman Receives Aimong Instead of Fortune

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. IA
delay Of an hour and a half in the grant
ing Of a decree Of divorce in AIlegan
county would have made Emma Christie.
formerly Emma Taylor. thousands OF
dollars richer She got $500 alimOny,
as & WAS.
For about two years she was the wife
Of a. NJ Christie. OF this city. who dice
recently. y divorce had been pending
in AIlegan county for some time before
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BOYS AS BURGLARS.

Policeman Craig. OF the Third precinct.
arrested Norman Ackers and Louis Car
ter two colored boys. yesterday on
charges OF housebreaking- The boys con
fessed that they broke into Michael
Connors' stable. and stole a quantity or
feed. which they were endeayOring TO
dispose Of at a rediculousIy low figure
when the policeman arrested them. They
viii be given n hearing In the Juvenile
court this afternoon.
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the death Of Christie. and when it was
seen that the end was approaching. one
OF Christie's relatives FASTENED TO Al
Logan county in the night TO urge haste
on the part OF the judge. The decree
was issued an hour and half before his
death
Had there been n longer delay. Mrs.
Christie would have been legally Chris
ties widow. and would have come in for
his entire estate.
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DOUGLAS MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Services in memory OF Frederick
Douglas were held at the VI Street High
School yesterday. Five hundred col
ored children took part in the exercises.
An address dealing with the career Of
The eminent statesman was delivered
" Prof Kelly Miller Of Harvard Uni
versity. The services were presided
oyer by the Rev. Francis J. Grimke.
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OFFICERS OF CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

The state Council. Catholic knights
Of America has elected the following
officers. Rev ID. J. stafford ID. D..
spiritual director: James A. Consadine
president: j. +. Roach. vice president;
John A. MadiRan. secretary: Thomas T.
Kane. treasurer. representatives TO the
supreme council TO be held ia 81. Louis
next May. George r. Repetti. delegate
and John \ Madigan. alternate.
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New York lettings.

Mrs. Seth Barton French gave a din
ner last evening in honor Of the Baron
and Baroness Heyking. The baron is
the German minister 10 Mexico, and
Baroness Heyking has recently been the
guest Of the Belgian minister and Bar
oness Moncheur in Washington. Mrs.
French afterward took her guests to the
opera.
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Assistant Secretary Allies, OF the
Treasury Department. has. like several
hundred other department workers in
Washington. succumbed to the grip. and
has been unable 10 leave his room since
Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

WILLIAM HAHN & Goa special
sale OF the stock of women's shoes
which the Chambersburg Shoe Company
closed out to this firm is proving a great
drawing card
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LANsBURGH & BRO.-An after stock
taking sale Of jewelry will no doubt at
tract gOodly portion Of the women
shoppers 10 this store Exceptionally
low prices for dressmakers' supplies also
prevail
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Dinners and Receptions Occupy Tine OF
VanfIy Fa5r-N0tes/ from Baltimore and
Ne1O York

the Mount Royal in honor Of Miss Jennie
Maxwell. Of Chicago; Miss Elsie Clark,
of Boston. and Miss Nancy Robertson. Of
Feirmount. Nd. all Of whom are guests
Of Mrs. Thompson.
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POINTS OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Secretary Shaw is in Chicago. He left
Washington Sunday night and viii re-
turn tomorrow. The trip is merely for
private business
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The White House.

Mrs. Roosevelt, who is much improved
from her recent indisposiuou. viii 20
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Brock and will attend the grand opera.
Mrs Brock VIII give Il supper in Mrs
RCoscvolt's honor after the opera.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Miss Hills. daughter Of Chief Clerk
Hills. of the Treasury Department. Is re
ported to be in an improved condition
She has been i'll with typhoid fever for
The last two weeks.
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Mrs. Campbell. wife OF Assistant Sec
rotary Campbell. and her daughters.
Mrs. Willard f. Buell. and Mrs. Edgar
c. Campbell. 1899 Howard Avenue north
west. viii be at home this afternoon
from 20 g.
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Social DOings in Baltimore.

Mr. and Mrs. James j. Gallagher. Bat
terry Avenue and Randall Street. gave an
enjoyable reception al their home last
night in honor Of the twenty first birth
day Of their son. James Gallagher
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Mrs +. Howell Griswold gave yester-
day afternoon at her residence. 1893 Park
Avenue. tho second OF a series Of at
homes TO be continued on Mondays in
February.
The drawing room and dining room.
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Senator and Mrs. Chauncey ". De
pew entertained at dinner last night in
honor of the Italian ambassador and
Signora Mayor des Plauches. Their
guests were Senator Hale, Senator and
Mrs. Lodge. Senator Fairbanks, Mir. and
Mrs. George Lathrop Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Glover, Mrs. Warder. Miss Edes
Miss Wallach Miss Sherrell, Miss Jose
phine Patten, Mr. Riano. of the Spanish
legation; Woodbury. Blair. and Harry
Thaw
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mrs. William II. Fleming. wife or Rep
resentative Fleming Of Georgia, and
Mrs George ". Taylor. wife Of Repre-
sentative Taylor OF Alabama. viii re
ceive at the Cairo today from TO 8
O'Clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Comptroller OF the Currency Ridgely
is in Chicago, where he has gone on pri-
vate business. He left Washington on
Sunday and is expected to return to this
city the latter part OF this week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Collins. OF
Wyoming Avenue, entertained at dinner
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cilliland
Miss Veazie Senator Gibson. and i. NJ
Collins, Of Helena. Montana.
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Mrs. Sydney J. Bowie, wife OF Repre-
sentative Bowie Of Alabama. will receive
this afternoon at the Cochran from 3 to
. o'clock.
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At Home.

Nine. de Quesada. wife Of the Cuban
minister, will be al home this afternoon
for tie last time this season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mrs. H. ". Palmer and Miss Palmer
will receive this afternoon at the Nor
mandic Annex
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave a
dinner last night to a number Of those
who later in the evening attended the
Leap Year codllou.
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win Not Receive.

Mrs. KNOX. wife Of the Attorney Gen
cral will nor be al home tomorrow nor
again this season
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Dinners.

The japanese minister and Madame
Takahira entertained az dinner last
night. Their guests were tho Speaker or
the House and Mrs. Henderson, Senator
Frye. Senator and Mrs. Wetmorc, Sena-
tor KCan. Assistant Secretary Of state
Aucc. First Assistant Postmaster Gcncr-
al and Mrs. Wyune. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs William Hay
wood. Mrs. W. s. Cameron, Miss Jones.
Miss Kean, Miss Palmer, Miss Mac
Veash. Baron Nishi. Representative aud
Mrs. DaIzeIl. Representative Hit. As
sistant Secretary OF state Adee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborne Halves OF Boston, AIR
Hanihara. and Mr.. NakcuCra.
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Mrs Bartlett. Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs.
Mutchlcr. and Mrs Brautley, assisted by
Miss Bercaw. viii receive at the Riggs
house This afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mrs William John ZeE viii be at
home for the last time this season TO-
morrow afternoon from to at the
Cairo.
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Mrs. RooseveH to Be the GueSt This E0e1t-
ing tn PHILADELPHIA Of Mr.: and Mrs.
JohH n. Brook

Wiley viii receive at the Metropolitan
Hotel today from TO O'Clock.
Mrs. GriEEs. 1876 California Avenue.
wife OF Representative James NJ. Griggs.
viii be al home this afternoon from 8
TO 9.
Mrs. Henry w. Palmer and Miss Palm
cr will receive this afternoon at the
NUrmandie Hotel Annex.
Mrs. A. q. Latimor and Miss Latimcr,
wife and daughter OF Representative
Laumer Of South Carolina. viii receive
this afternoon at the Cochran Hotel from
. &c o'clock
Mrs. William II. Chany will be al home
this afternoon from TO at 1888 L
Street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mrs. Harry Giovannoli, wife of Harry
Giovannoli, private secretary TO Com
missioner Yerkes. OF the Internal Rev
enue Bureau. is visiting kinspeOple in
DanviIle. Ky
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Mrs. James W. Wadsworth has been
summoned to New York ON account Of
the illness Of her sister. Mrs. Duer. the
mother Of Mss. Clarence II. Mackay.
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Mrs Odcll s. Smith ana Mrs Hurley
will receive Wednesday. February is.
from 3 10 o. for the last time this sea
son.
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Mrs Charles ID. Pennebaker will re-
ccive her friends today az her home I'm
Georgetown.
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Senator and Mrs Hanna gave dinner
last night at the Arlington. Their
guests were Senator and Mrs. Aldrich,
Senator and Mrs. o. II. Plat. the As
sistant Secretary OF War, Mr.. Sanger,
Baroness Moncheur. wife OF the Belgian
minister. Mrs. Hobart. General Young,
Captain and Mrs COwles. Mr.. ami Mrs.
NJ. f. Olmsted. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nor
man. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert WadswOrth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Metcalf Mrs. Hyde. Mrs.
Ford, Miss Boardman. Miss Phelps.
General Crozicr. Representative Gillett,
Mr.. Longworth. and w y. Cromwell
After the dinner Senator and Mrs
Hanna gave an informal musicale, at
which Mrs. Seabury Ford. who has been
their guest for the past week, gave SOW
eral selections from the Persian Gar
den" in which she made so brilliant a
success in New York last season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

DIT A. n. Taylor. who has just recoy-
cred from a severe attack Of typhoid
fever. is at the Marlborough House. At
lantic City. for couple OF weeks. Ho
is accompanied by Mrs Taylor.
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Mrs John Dc ToHey Chesley. Mrs. H.
Williams Fuller. Mrs. Alonzo II. Stew
art. Mrs. Joseph Marvin stoddard. and
Mrs Henry Taleott CoggeshalI, Of the
Cairo. viii be az home today.
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Mr. and Nine Scheck. of the German
embassy, entertained at dinner last
night.
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Cards have been received here for the
wedding OF Miss Alice Edwina Uhl.
daughter Of Mrs. Edwin Uhl. Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. and the late Edwin UhI
former ambassador 10 Berlin TO Earl
Babst. formerly Of Detroit. now OF Chi
cago. The wedding will be a large church
affair. and viii take place. February
%. at Grand Rapids. and the bridal par
ty viii include several Chicago people.
The bride and groom viii live in Chica-
go. and have taken an apartment at 10
Astor Street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

GOLDENBERG' S-A special sale Of
silks is ono of the many features at this
store 4 sample purchase OF bedspreads
is also being offered at exceptionally
low prices.
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Weddings.

a marriage Of special interest to
Americans is that Of Percival Dodge,
first secretary Of the United States en-
bassy at Berlin TO Miss Margaret
Adams. Of Washington daughter or
Commander Dexter Adams OF the Uni
ted States Navy II viii be solemnlzed in
the American Church. Nice. next Satur-
day. The civil marriage viii take place
al the consulate. Mr.. Van Buren, Of
hcisting. Mr.. Dodge's parents are old
habitues OF Nice. always passing the
winter there Commander Adams sailed
for Europe on the Blucher February l.
and Will be present at the wedding.
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Mrs. Frederick G. Berger. OF 1853 Q
Street viii be az home today from TO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

The cotillon az Mrs. II. Mex Twom-
bly's last night was led by Harry Pei
ham Robbins. who led at the Gerry
dance. He had Miss Florence TwOmbly
as his partner The favors were hand
some. IL was a small affair, with about
1870 guests. most OF them Of the younger
set. although a few young married peo-
pie attended. Mrs. Twombly, in white.
and Miss Twombly. in blue, received the
guests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

MAYER q CO. the we'll known furni-
ture dealers. are Offering good values in
bedroom and parlor furniture.
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The resignation OF Second Lieut.. Lewis
q. Hamilton. Artillery Corps. 10 take er-
feet al once. has been accepted by tho
President The action is taken for the
good Of the service" &c having been rec
by General Davis, command
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-17

Mrs Louis r. Morris and Miss Morris
OF 2li5 O Street northwest viii not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive
Wednesday. February %. for the last
time this season.
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Tho Secretary Of the Navy has assign
ed Pay Inspector stephen Rand as feet
paymaster 10 the Asiatic Station. with
headquarters az Cavitc. =. l. The pro-
motion viii not go into effect for a year.
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Z Philadelphia Gossip.

Mr. William A. N. Fuller viii give
dinner party followed By a theater
party. for Miss Gertrude Bains, OF Wash
ington, before the last Assembly. on Feb
ruary 20. among those who will be pres
cnt are Mics Meade. Miss Mabel Taylor.
Miss Anna Lloyd Mrs. John Carpenter
viii chaperon II. The men will be Mr..
Grove. Mr. Cadvalader, and Lawrence
Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry. who are spending
q few days in Washington. have been en-
tertailed extensively there.
The Baroness Won Hutton viii be the
guest OF honor on Thursday afternoon at
a small tea. 10 be given by Mr.. John
Lambert in his studio
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4 masquerade party was given by the
Kendall Green Merrymakers last Satur-
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ATTRACTIONS IN RETAIL STORES

s. KANN SONS & co. are exploiting
their house furnishing department this
week An opportunity for thrifty house
keepers TO secure many bargains
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Mrs. John +. Rixey. 1872 New Hamp-
shire Avenue. will not be at home today
bJt viii receive next Tuesday.
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Miss Helen varick Boswell and her
guest Miss Mildred Reid. Of New York
viii be az home informally az the Cairo
today from to G.
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Mrs Henry r. Gibson and Mrs. Walter
A. Wells will be az home this afternoon.
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Mrs Andrews an2 Miss Mccoy. l22.
Yale Street northwest. will not receive
this afternoon or Tuesday. February q
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Mrs. Ch-isty and Miss Christy viii De-
a home today az the Carrollton. or
Willard Street between Seventeenth and
eighteenth. 7 aud 4 Streets northwest.
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Mrs. MeRae. Mrs. Lewis. and Mrs.
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HAPPENINGS or THE D4Y ~. SOCIETY

day evening ut the home OF Miss Alice
V. Campbell. The members and their
numerous friends present had a merry
evening. The prize for the women was
awarded TO Miss Sadie Dahl. who took
the part OF Black Nanny" the mems
prize 20 George a. Finch. who repre-
scented Gloomy Gus" After the award
ing OF the prizes by R. A. Morris, the
masqueradcrs were entertained with
pleasing program, which consisted Of
various games appropriate for St. Valen-
tines Day. and solos by George A. Finch
and W. Henry France. Among those
present were the Misses Fannie II. and
J. Mae Wright. Alice V. and Grace
Campbell. Jennie V. Jordan. Ethel Sy~
monds, Louise Swift. Adele Clements.
Ida Schneider. Ella r. Finch. Sadie
Dahl. Edith Reid. r A Morris, W
Henry France. W. W. CIarridge. John
F Reid, George \. Finch. William Dahl.
Clair Virgins. Hugh 4. Toomey and
Henry True.
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Admiral Lewis Beaumont. Of the Eng
fish navy. and Mrs. Beaumont are max
ing a brief visit 20 Newport.
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Miss Isabelle Carlton. Of New York
city. formerly OF Port Huron. Mich. will
be married at St Patrick's Cathedral.
New York. today 20 Edmund Il Osthaus.
a well-kuOwn animal painter Of Toledo
Ohio Miss Carleton is prominent in the
musical world
Miss Carleton is the daughter Of for
mer members Of Congress from Michi-
gan After her fathers death. the es-
tate having been very meager she was
compelled to support her mother and
herself Mr.. Osthaus is the son OF the
late Edmund Osthaus. who was secre-
tary TO Emf Macmillan. He is
president Of he Society Of Western Ar
lists. and also Of the Toledo Tile Club.
His first wife died several years ago.
Gen. and Mrs. William II. Bisbec L. 6
A.. announce ;ho marriage OF their
ycuusest DAUGHTER. Louise Lucille. to
james j. Blaine Of New York. on Jan
u1ry 81 Owing 20 the recent death Of
the 'athcr or the groom. the ceremony
was private ana only the immediate rel
ativ"s were present Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine uiU 1--WE .a New York.