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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-10
FOOLS AND THEIR FOLLY
IN SAENGERBUND HALL
Witty Speeches, Minstrel Show, and
Other Events Of Interest.

Fools in green caps. fools in blue caps.
and fools in every other kind OF colorcd
caps. reigned supreme at their twenty
first annual meeting at Saengerbund
Hall last evening.
A scare of fire about 2 o'clock. which
caused a stampede among the many
merry makers. was a number not alto
gether on the program. but the fools
played their parts so we'll during the ex-
element II might have been suspected
the blaze was premeditated. Had il not
been for the quick -witted musicians who
reassured the assembly by retaining
their places on the platform and playing
familiar airs trouble might have oc-
Cured
Harry ROthschild. as King Carnival.
opened the festivities by announcing the
wedding OF Venus and Olympus Then
fools with their caps unsteady upOn
their heads were called, one at time.
by President Frank CIaudy to account
for themselves and 10 tell everyone why
they were there and ali about it. Some
could not account for themselves and
were excused
With Mr.. Claudy on the stage were
r. Roekar. OF New York: William T.
Berens, Fred Carl. c. W. Lederer- Henry
Schcuermann. William Beuchert. Louis
Faber A. J. Lohse. and A. r. Jorss. who
constituted The Little Council
4 huge drum was used as a rostrum
for the speakers Of the evening. Last
year the fools" used a stein for the
same purpose. and the year before a
large pipe.
AdOlph Levy and Henry NoIda escorted
the speakers 70 the drum First Of these
was the Hon Simon Wolf. whose speech
fairly bubbled with witticisms and was
fully appreciated by the fools" Mr.
Wolf read letters Of regret from noted
persons in different parts OF the world
They were presumed to be authentic
Other speakers were Herbert Levy. An
drew Loeffier. AdoIph Levy. Louis Kraft
of Alexandria: Herbert Levy, Christian
Heurich. and Harry Minister
A surprise number of the evening.
which lasted until midnight. was an up
to-date minstrel show. About fifteen
fools" took part. Bones and tambou-
rines were much in evidence, and alto
gether the show was one OF the features
OF the carnival.
This evening a carnivalistfc smoker. TO
which gentlemen only will be admitted,
is the attraction at the club house
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ARCHITECT AND PAINTER
EXHIBIT THEIR WORK
Brilliant Reception at Corcoran Art Gallery in Honor
OF Washington Artists.

Prof and Mrs. Bell. Lieut.. and Mrs 10
seph Beale. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell.
Mrs Biddle. Judge and Mrs. E f. Bling
ham. Col. and Mrs. =. 4. Bingham Mr.
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Prof and
Mrs Bolton, Justice and Mrs Brewer
Justice Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stanley
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Burleigh. Dr.
Swan VI. Burnett Senator and Mrs. Bur
rows. Richard n. Brooke Glenn NJ
Brown, ir.. Mr.. W. s Carroll Count
Cassini. Mrs. Julius Catlin, Miss Catlin,
Mrs. Porter Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield
Taylor, Judge and Mrs. Clabaugh. Sen
ator W. A. Clark. Judge and Mrs. c. G.
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Cosby. Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Child, W H Chandlee W p.
Chiffon. Mrs. Catherine Crichrcr. VIII
liam Fuller Curtis. Mr. and Mrs Allen
G. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalzell Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Davis, Charles Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. J. Dunbar. Mr. and
Mrs. John Joy Edison, Senator and Mrs.
EIkins Judge James II. Embry. Mrs Ar
thur +. Fendall. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ffoulke. Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Foster
Miss Anna Sands. Chief Justice and Mrs
Fuller. Miss Fuller. DIT. and Mrs. GaIIau-
det. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gardner. DR.. and
Mrs e K GOUldsbOrOuEh. DR.. and Mrs.
g. II Grimth. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hack
cit. Catherine Cavanagh Collins Miss
Cavanagh. James DOunsbery, DR. and
Mrs. Hamlin Anne NJ. Fauntlcroy. Mrs.
". 4. Hammond, Robert HInckley. Sen
ator and Mrs Hansbrough. Mr.. and
Mrs Fairfax Harris, Mr.. and Mrs j. C.
Head. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemphill. Hill
airy Herbert former Secretary Of the
Navy. Mr.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill
Col and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Leland o. Howard. Gen. and
Mrs George II. HarTics. Dr. and Mrs
Ralph jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. r. LeGrand Johnston Mr..
and Mrs Victor Kaufman Samuel H.
Kaufman. Charles G. Glover. Bernard
r. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Langham
Samuel Langley. Mr.. and Mrs Blair Lee.
Mrs y & Lincoln, 4 NJ LctErop. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McCauIey the Misses
McCauley. Dr. and Mrs. Magruder. Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. MOser. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lind Morse, Prof. Charles Z. Mon
roe. Miss Ruth McGowan. Prof and Mrs
Newcomb. Fred Paine. Mr.. and Ms.
Aulick Palmer, Lucien Powell, the
Misses Pat.en Arthur Peter the Misses
Perkins. the Misses PraU. Mrs Knorr.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Poor Mr. and Mrs
John r. Proctor. Prof. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Raymond. H. Hobart Nichols. Spencer
Baird Nichols. NJ. G.. Seckendorff. Justice
and Mrs. Shiras, Max Weyl Ed. Sicbert.
Miss Mathilde Mueden Mr. and Mrs
Charles Sturtcvant. Corcoran Thorn. Mr.
and Mrs Ward Theron. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Thropp. Prof. and Mrs II. y.
Todd. Mrs Charles Vincent. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Walsh Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. War
ner. Senator and Mrs. F. s, Warren. DR.
and Mrs. J. r. Wellington. Mr.. and Mrs
A. s Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
icI Wilson and the Misses Wilson.
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The Cabinet Circle.

Mr. Knox who was summoned TO
New York last week TO the bedside of
her son. returned home on Monday. Miss
knox. daughter of the Attorney General
left town today for New Orleans. She
was accompanied by her aunt. Miss
Knox. OF Pittsburg. and Miss Mohler. or
New York. The little party viii pass
some weeks I'm the South and will attend
The carnival I'm New Orleans
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Only the immediate relatives and a
small number Of intimate friends Of the
family were invited to witness the mar
Lage OF Miss Nellie Ward de Rivera
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Henry c. de
Rivera, to J. Oliver Sinkinson yester-
day. The ceremony was performed at
the home Of the brides parents. 400
Manhattan Avenue. New York city. 4
small reception followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinkinson. who will spend
several weeks in the South. will live at
40S Manhattan Avenue when they re-
turn.
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CEMENT SIDEWALK FOR
SEVENTEENTH STREET

Action has been taken by the District
Commissioners looking tc the construc-
ton of a cement sidewalk on Seven
teenth Street southeast, between Penn
sylvania Avenue and the entrance TO
the Congressional Cemetery.
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Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Henry s. Brooks. Of So Lexington
Avenue. New York city. for the marriage
OF their daughter Lillian 10 Arthur
Gouverneur Morris IN tho Church OF the
Incarnation. on Tuesday. February "a.
The reception in the house is TO be re-
stricted 20 relatives principally. James
b Ludlow VIII be the best man. and
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Invitations have 5ocE sent out for the
marriage in Athens. Ga. on February
IS OF Oswald c. Willard. son OF the late
Henry Willard. to Miss Julia NJ. Sand
ford. OF that city. Mr. Willard. who has
lived al Dobbs Ferry. where his father
had large estate. viii make his sum
mer home near there.
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Among the Diplomats.

The Italian ambassador and Sienora
Mayor dcs Planches have sent out in
vitations for a dinner in honor of Baron
Spcck Won SternbuTE. Gormany's special
envoy. and Baroness Won Sternburg.
Later on the ambassador will give a
dinner in honor of the French ambas-
sador and Madame Jusscrand.
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Baltimore Society.

The sixth dance 20 be given this sea-
son by members OF the Bachelors Cotil-
lon Club was held last night at Leh-
manns Hall and was largely attended
both by out-of-town guests and mem
bers Of the club The cotillon was led
by Roger Brooke Hopkins. one OF the
governors OF the club.
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Philadelphia Gossip.

Miss Mary Lcech, of New York. is eK-
pected to sing at the tea given By ST..
Agnes Guild OF St Marys Church to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. She is On
her way 20 Washington, where she viii
sing at the White House February 1"
She is the guest in Philadelphia Of Mrs.
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Notes.

The Monday Evening Dancing Glass
met at Rauscher's last evening. Nearly
all OF those who attended were enter
tanned at one OF the numerous dinners
which took place before the dance. These
cember. have been as successful as their
predecessor, the Small and Early Glass
OF previous seasons. and much enjoyed
by the debutantes. as well as their old
er sisters. The patrOncsses are Mrs
Cowles Mrs. PostIethwaite. Mrs. Thorn
as Nelson Page. and Miss Kean- The list
Of subscribers include nearly all of the
society women In town.
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The British ambassador. who has been
confined TO his bed with grip for the past
few days. sat up today for the first time
and his physicians hope he will be able
10 be about before long.
Cd IT. J. Foster. the new military
attachc Of the embassy, is registered at
the Arlington.
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The marriage Of Mrs. Florence PadcI-
ford and Ernest Cunard, whose engage
ment was announced some weeks ago. is
TO be on February "a Cecil Campbell
viii be the best man. The honeymoon is
TO be spent ~ Nice, where Mr.. Cunard's
narents have villa.
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Mrs Sibley. wife OF Representative
Siblcy OF Pennsylvania. gave lunch
con yesterday in honor Of Mrs Hender-
son. wife Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives. Her guests were
Mrs. Shaw. wife Of the Secretary of the
Treasury; Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, Mrs.
JOY. Mrs ShOwalter. Mrs. Mann. Mrs.
Schriner. Mrs. Nrceland. Mrs. Graham,
Miss Sedgzey. Mrs. Hcatwole. Mrs. Bail
ey. Mrs. Gamble Mrs. Powers. Mrs.
Stewart Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bynum. and
Mrs. W. Nice Wilson.
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A handsome dinner before the Bach
elors cotillon was given last night by
Mr. and Mrs. r. Austin jenkins at their
residence. 1900 St Paul Street.
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Miss Anna Wallace Elliott the maid of
honor The bridesmaids selected are
Kiss Mary Catharine Vail and Miss
Mary Ray Winters.
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Weddings.

Mrs Cyrus Field has issued invitations
for the wedding Of her daughter Mary.
whose marriage TO DIT. Harry s. Pfeifer
rs set for February IS. at Mrs. Fields
house I'm Fifth Avenue. New York city.
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LuncheOnS.

Mrs. Shaw. wife Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, entertained at luncheon
today in honor OF her guest. Mrs. w. l..
Marshall. OF Des Moines. Iowa. Those
invited to meet Mrs. Marshall were
Miss Wilson. Miss Mckinley. Mrs. Bur
rows. Mrs Fairbanks. Mrs. DOlliver.
Mrs ID. B. Henderson, Mrs. Walsh,
Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs. Granger. Mrs.
Bailey. Mrs. HUI. Mrs. George Roberts.
Mrs. Dcvin. Mrs. Arms. Mrs. Cotton.
Mrs. Conner, Mrs Somers, Mrs. Wat
ters. Mrs. Allies. Mrs. Chopper, and Mrs.
Schriner.
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Mrs. and Miss HilbOrn will not be II
home today at the Hamilton.
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Mrs. Harry Hetzler is visiting Mrs. Ell
wood Childs OF Washington.
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Owing to absence from the city Mrs.
w. W. Burdette and Miss Burdette will
not be at home until Tuesday. February
"a
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Mrs Thomas J. Shryrock Will give a
large luncheon on St. Valentines Day
at her residence. 1901 Madison Avenue
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Howard Hall Macy Lee gave dinner
Saturday night
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Dinners and Recebttous Occu6y Tine Of
VanlN Fatr-NoIes from Baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA, and Ae7U York

Samuel Grant DiehL The other part of
the program is arranged as follows: Mrs
Albert F. Sasche, piauiste; Walter
Hebdep tenor; Mrs. Charles Capwell
reader; Miss Edith Elliott, accompanist-
The fifth meeting Of the Dancing Glass
was held at Horticultural Hall last even
ing. Mrs. Mason was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. George w. c. DrexeI AID
Mrs. John Thompson
Mrs. /. Heber Smith gave dinner last
night in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
s Morris at her residence. 2039 Walnut
Street.
DR.. and Mrs. George Fales Baker gave
a dinner last night in honor of Bishop
Whitehead Of Pittsburg
Mrs. William Woodward Arnett gave 4
musicale yesterday afternoon at the
Acorn Club IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory Hast, Of London.
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Mr. LOOMS. who has recently succeed
ed DIT. David Jayne Hill. as Assistant
Secretary of state. and Mrs. LOOMS have
taken the house &16 Connecticut Ave
nue. for the remainder Of the season.
Mr.. LOOMS is not a stranger 10 Wash
ington. having been stationed here as "
representative OF a Western newspaper
before his appointment to the diplomatic
service.
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Miss Cutting, QfNea0 York, Here on VIslt
10 Miss alice R0ose9eI-JI1y. Knox
Returns Home.

guests were Commander and Mrs. Sar-
gent Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denegre. Miss
Daniel. and Mr.. Boeufvc.
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The White House.

Miss Cutting. Of New York. is visiting
Mis- Roosevelt.
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The Mexican ambassador and Sonora
de- Azpiroz will give a dinner tomorrow
evening
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Miss Louise Kaufman will not re-
ceive today. owing to absence from the
city, but viii be al home Tuesday. Feb
ruary q
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VIII Not Receive

Mrs. Henry r. Gibson and Slrs. Walter
A. Wells will not receive this afternoon.
but viii be at home Tuesday. February
L
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Mrs Rixey 1872 New Hampshire Ave
nue., wife Of Representative John F.
Rixcy OF Virginia. will not receive to-
day
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A euchre dance was given last even
ing at Costello Hall by Mrs. Mary Cahill.
Twelve tables competed for houors. Mrs
James Proctor won the prize for the wo-
men. The mons prize was awarded
Ernest Gibbons. The BOBBY honOrs
were secured by Miss Margaret FitzgeT-
aid and Frank Manning. After the
euchre. Miss Gertrude O'Brien gave sew
eral vocal selections, and Miss Jeanette
Gibbons recited The Progress OF Mad
ness" Dancing ended the evening
amusementg-
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Miss Curtis. sister OF Representative
Curtis, viii not be at home today.
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Senator and Mrs. Hanna gave a dinner
OF twenty-eight covers at the Arlington
last night. Their guests were tie 4. 70
torney General and Mrs. Knox. the Post
master General and Mrs Payne, Justice
and Mrs. White. Senator and Mrs. Lodge
Senator and Mrs Alger. Senator and Mrs
Hale. Senator and Miss Kean. Mrs. Gar
ret A. Hobart. General and Mrs. Corbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. Mrs.
Slater. Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Har-
riet Blaine Beale. Senator Frye. Senator
Bevcridge. Senator Bacon and Represen-
tative Lowering.
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Robert Portner. his daughter, Miss
Etta Portner. and her two brothers. Al
win and Paul Portner. passed the month
Of January in Cairo
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The Belgian minister and Baroness
Moncheur entertained at a small recep-
tiOn yesterday afternoon. The Baroness
wore gown Of black satin trimmed
with white lace. She was assisted by
Mrs Depew and Miss Patttn.
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Senator and Mrs. Burrows entertained
the following company at dinner last
night. Senator and Mrs. Taiiaferro.
Admiral and Mrs. Schley. Mrs. Daniel
Manning. Mrs Audenried. DR.. and Mrs.
Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. Mann. Senator
Warren and Senator Clay
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Mrs. William Thaw. who passed the
early winter in Washington has re
turned 90 her home in Pittsburg
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Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Cromwell gave
di1ner last night in honor OF the Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith. rector Of St
Johns Church. and Mrs smith Their
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Frank Richardson. of ForrestvilIe. Nd
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Edward
Eschingcr. in Philadelphia
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Frederick Martin of New York. Who
passed several days here last week with
his sister. Mrs Rochester wife Of Gen.
William B. Rochester, has returned to
New York. Mr.. Martin will visit Mr..
Flagler at Palm Beach the latter part
OF this month
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The Misses Myer entertained at din
ncr lest NIGHT I'm honor or the Austrian
Ambassador and Nine Hcngelmullcr.
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Andrew Jgnatius Hickey who is pur-
suing his studies for the priesthood at
s.. Mary's Seminary. Baltimore. Nd. IS
passing his midwinter vacation at the
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LOCAL MENTION.

VALENTINES, vholesale and retail. GOULD's,
9th -.
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Roprescntatjvc OImSted OF PennsyIya-
MIA end Mrs. OIurtcd entertained az din
ner last niEht I'm honor OF the Speaker
o. the House 81 Representative and Mrs.
Henderson. Their guests were Justice
and Mrs oliver Wendell Holmes. Jus
tee Henry @. Brown. Senator and Mrs
'hauncey d. Drpcw. Paymaster General
ard Mrs. Alfred O.. Bates Dir. and Mrs
William r. Merriam. Mr. and Mrs
Lorhrop Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Spaldine. and Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth
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Mrs. William T. Daley and Miss Rita
WOrthington Ridgely will be a home
today and on Tuesday. the 2fth
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At Home.

Mrs. Warnock and the Misses War
mock. of Ohio. viii receive at the Coch-
ran this afternoon
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Miss s. d. BiddIe will not receive to-
day
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Dinners.

The Italian ambassador and SiEuord
Mayor des Planchcs entertained at din
ner last night i'm honor Of Miss Roose-
welt Signora Mayor received her guests
in becoming gown OF yellow satin en-
broidered with violets in their natural
colors and appliqued with silver Their
guests were.
The counselor Of the French embassy
and Nine. de Margerie. the Misses
Warder. Miss Josephine Boardman. Miss
Helen Cutting. Miss de SmirnoT. N. Han
sen, first secretary Of the Russian EN-
bassy; Signor de Oliveira. of The Brazil
ian legation; Walter V. r. Berry. Signor
MontaEna. first secretary Of the italian
embassy; Count della Gherardcsca and
Signor Borghetti. Of the Italian embassy.
Signor Mayors guests attended tho
Monday Evening Dance after dinner.
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The citizens OF Warrensburg, Mo. have
sent as a wedding present to Miss Ma
rian COckrell a silver loving cup. The
cup is a foot and a half high and is
mounted on an onyx base. On one side
Is engraved the coat of arms of the
State Of Missouri, and on the other side
the monogram OF the bride.
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Social Items From New York.

Miss Josephine W. Drexel. who has
given several entertainments, dinner,
and theater parties this season. gave
dinner party last evening at her resi-
dence. 1O3 Madison Avenue
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Mrs Robert J. Wynne. wife Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General. will
be al home this afternoon and on Tues
dav. FebrnarY p
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The Misses Forrest, 1888 y Street. will
be al home this afternoon and on Tues
day. February Il
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Senator Hanna viii entertain az dinner
tomorrow night I'm honor Of William
Booth. chief Of the Salvation Army. The
guests viii include the President. the
Cabinet. the leading members Of the
Diplomatic Corps. and number OF Sen
ators and Representatives.
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Mrs. william Wolf Smith will be al
home TO her friends at the Normandie
Hotel today.
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nome OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
". Hickey. 1906 V Street northwest. Mr.
Hickey will return to the seminary next
Thursday.
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Mrs II. Burd Cassel and Miss Cassel
will receive at the Shoreham this after
noon from 10 s.
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The japanese minister and Madame
Takahira gave last night the Grst Of
series Of several dinners for which they
have sent out invitations. Their guests
were Secretary Moody. Secretary Of Ag-
ricuIture and Miss wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Foster Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. John A. Logan. the Assist
ant Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
Allies. the Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Beck. Admiral and Mrs. Taylor.
Gen. and Mrs. George y. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William + Curtis. Mr. 2nd
Mrs. Jules Guthbridge. Commander TAX
cshita. Mr. Hanihara and Mr.. Nakamura.
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Madame Caldcron viii give a ball to-
morrow evening in honor of Miss Roose-
welt. the daughter OF the President Her
guests will include only the younger
members OF society
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Mrs. Roberts, wife Of Representative
Roberts or Massachusetts. will be al
home this afternoon from 3 10 8 for the
last time this season.
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The third meeting Of the Cotillon of
Eighty a DelmOnico's last night was
largely attended. The patronesses who
received were Mrs. Algernon s. Sullivan
Mrs Samuel Spencer. Mrs. Henry
BischOff. jr.. Mrs. William r. Barr. Mrs.
Thomas Powell Fowler. Mrs. William II
Bliss, Mrs. Thomas Hicks, and Mrs.
William II. Moore. The cotilIon was led
by DR.. George Huston Bell. who danced
with Miss Matte Belle Quarter
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Miss Josephine Boardman gave a small
tea yesterday afternoon.