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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24
* Local News *

Miss Ethel Riley visited friends
in Brayton, Friday night.
Manly Fountain and wife are now
located at Fridley, Montana.
For SALE-Two Poland China
pigs. 9-16-2w JOE G1LRoY.
Mr.. A. J. Leak of Audubon was
visiting friends in this last Sunday.
Chris Hickman of Audubon town
ship is building double corn crib
out on his farm.
For SALE-Western Cottage or
gan and one wooden bedstead. Call
at w. A. Wellman's. , 9-17-tf
Miss Boorman of a e was
visiting friends ir ~ -wn last
week returninr xssNeN-ay
Mrs. T .ca = Andrews-Hunt is
tSof * at splendid salaryin
the y i of Glenrock, Wyoming.
Mr.. Ira Barchard father Of Mrs.
j. L. Wheeler and step daughter
Bessie started for their home in
Chicago last Saturday.
H. E. Moffett, wife and daughter
Josephine arrived in the city Satur-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24

ship is building a double corn crib
out on his farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24

For SALE-Western Cottage or
gan and one wooden bedstead. Call
at w. A. Wellman's. I'll 9-17-tf
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-09-24

Mrs. .csA w = Andrews-Hunt is
nova>stoSS * at a splendid salaryin
the .lof Glenrock, Wyoming.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
MACARTHUR HINTS At
EUROPEAN CONSPIRACY
South American Tangle Seized Upon to
Foster Discord IN America.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27-Cbarges of a
European conspiracy to disrupt the
Western Hemisphere, though couched
in diplomatic language, were made by
Mai Gen Arthur Macarthur. command
ing the Department of the Lakes, at the
annual banquet Of the Western Society,
army Of the Potomac
President 5. E Gross iutimated that
Maj. Gen. 5. B. NJ. Youngs absence
from the function was occasioned by
urgent duties at Washington relative to
the South American tangIe.
~ question is being propouHded
throughout the world today said Gen
eraI Macarthur. which is being dis
cusscd with secret satisfaction in hos
tile cabinets. with a view, no doubt. to
combined action calculated and intended
10 introduce discord into this hemi-
sphere whenever q proritious moment
shall arise TO encourage sucf inter
ference"
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
WINS HIS BRIDE AFTER
SEVEN YEARS WAITING
Girls Parents ReIerted When Told
Couple Were Planning EloPement.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27-After seven years
Of waiting for the girl he loves. Richard
l. Huhne, superintendent of the art de-
partment Of the Franklin Engraving
Company, has won his suit. and tonight
be viii we'd Emma ". Weppuer, of Euf-
faIo. n. i. Instead of a runaway mar
riaeo. planned as o last resort because Of
family opposition. Mr., Hume and his
sweetheart viii be married with their
relatives around them
Religious beliefs are said to have kept
the young people apart since they first
began to love each other When Miss
Weppuer's parents were informed sew
eraI weeks ago that an eIopemeut would
follow their further refusal. they toId
their daughter she might marry the man
Of her choice. The father Of the bride
elect is the head of the Weppuer Proyf-
sion Company. and is a millionaire
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
THOMAS MITCHELL
DIES OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Prominent Resident Of Georgetown Sue
cumbs After Long Illness.

John Thomas Mitchell. one OF the best
and most highly respected citizens OF
Georgetown, died today at the home
Of his son-in-Iaw, James owen. 2503
Thtrty-second Street. after an illness
Of several weeks. Death was the re-
suit Of Brights disease. from which Mt
Mitchell had suffered for two years Ee
is survived by his wife. a daughter, Mrs.
James owen, and d son. John W Mitch
ell, who IS now IN London on the STAFF
of the Associated Press.
Some years ago Mr. Mitchell was a
prominent dry goods merchant on Penn
syIvania Avenue He afterward engaged
in the real estate business. with an Of
fee in F Street. which he continued up
to the time of his death.
Mr. Mitchell was seventy-seven years
old and was prominent member of
the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist EpIs-
copaI Church He was stricken with
illness On the street several times. Fun
eraI services win be held Thursday ar
ternoon at 2 O'Clock from the residence
OF his son-in-Iaw and viii be conduct
cd by the Rev. Frank H. Havener. PAS
tor Of Dumbarton Avenue Church. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Wilson of Four
dry Church. Interment VIII be made II
Oak Hill
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
The Michigan Banquet.

The Michigan Association Of Wash
inEton gave a banquet at Rauseher-s
last evening 30 celebrate the sixty-sizth
anniversary of the entrance Of the VOL
VERNE State into the Union. The pres
dent of the association Is Edward y.
Moore. Assistant Commissioner of Pat
eDts- Frank II. Hosford acted as toast
master. The guests Of honor were Sen
ator Burrows and Senator AIger. both
0f whom spoke in the course OF the
evening. as did Representative Henry
c. Smith. Representative Darragh. Rep
reseutative-eIec Loud. former Represen-
tative Seymour, c. K. Diekema, chairman
of the Republican State committee of
Michigan, Gen. Ira c. Abbot. Ambrose
Bierce, Frank L. Campbell, Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior. Edwin c.
Madden. Third Assistant Postmaster
General; Alexander Grant, Charles
Moore, Henry NJ. Rose. Dennis E Al
ward, Rufus H Thayer. and Duane Z.
Fox.
Among those present were Col E. s.
Pierce, Charles NJ. IreIan. chief clerk of
the Patent Office; William H. BayIy,
chief clerk of the Pension Office: Capt.
Henry Sherwood. Capt A. F. Dinsmore,
W. T. Taylor, Fred c. Berger. AIexan-
der Grant. Alexander Scott, Carl Mark
ham. Major Z. H Shook. B. A Auer. W.
R. Chapel. L H. Wilcox. z Moses.
Capt l. w Lang. w H Barton, Walter
J, Brooks, B. H. Brockway, Edwin i.
Chapman, George c. Anderson, Major
NJ NJ Moore, Charles Moore, Fred B.
Foote ana Z. q. Ewen
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
ADMIRAL SCHLEY IS
TO TOUR THE WEST
Col. and Mrs, A. K Mcclure
TO Accompany HIM.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 27.-Admiral
schley has planned a swing around thc.
/ circle" including visit 10 the Pacific
Coast, traversing several thousand miles
/ Of territory between the two oceans.
! Accompanied by Mrs. Schley and Col.
and Mrs A. K. Mcclure. Of this city. the
admiral viii start February 16 Miss
/ Caroline Welsh and Miss Katherine Cur
tin. OF this city. viii probably join the
party.
/ Colonel Mcclure said yesterday thar
the first stop would be in New Orleans
flor the Mardi Gras, The tourists viii
/ then go direct to Los Angeles.
The main object Of the trip" said
/ Colonel Mcclure. lis to enable US 20
pass the month of March in Southerz
California. We have accepted an invita-
tion Of former United States Senator Fei-
/ ton, Of California. to visit him, and will
/ probably divide our time while in Calf
fornia between Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
James J Bill has invited US to go %
Portland Ore. From there We shall go
10 Helena. Mon. where have been
asked to take part in the unYeiling of a
monument to be erected by the Society
Of Montana Pioneers 10 the memory Of
the chief OF the Montana VigiIantes,
John X. Beidler
"Beidier came from Chambersburg.
and We we're boys together. Mrs. schley's
health has not been good Of late, and
the trip is taken in the hope that she
viii be benefited
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
EPISCOPAL RECTORS
GIVEN RECEPTION

An informal reception was given the
Revs- Or. c. Ernest Smith. Roland Cot
ton Smith, and J. H. W Blake by the
Churchman'S League last night at the
Epiphany Church parish rooms. Presi-
dent Baldwin introduced the cIergymen
to the assembly. Bishop SatterIee
spoke of Bishop Brent's work in the
Philippines
Announcement was made that the Rev.
DR.. Thomas Richie. Of New York. will
deliver the Lenton lectures in place
Of the Rev. DR.. Parks. Of Boston, who
was compelled to withdraw on account
Of illness.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
MRS. sLoARs RECITAL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Chenowith Sloan gave
q Iecture-recitaI on the works OF Han
del last night at Garfield Memorial
Church The recital was illustrated by
pictures reproducing scenes from the
CratoTiOs Of Israel in Egypt. Sam
son, Saul, THE Messiah, and 9th
ers. Miss Grace EsteIle Miller sang
TWO Handel numbers, Angels Ever
Bright and Fair and Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth. She was accompanied
By Mrs Leighter and Mr. Fishbaugn.
HandeFs Largo was given with. string
instruments and organ accompaniment.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
POTOMAC WOMENS RELIEF
CORPS TO MEET IN CONVENTION

The annual convention Of the Depart
ment OF the Potomac Women's Relief
Corps will be held next Tuesday night
in the Grand Army Hall. 1872 PennsyI-
vania Avenue Orders have been issued
by Mrs. Ida A Oldroyd, president OF
the department. Mrs. Lodusty J. Tay-
Tor. OF lie Seur. MINI, national presi-
dent, and her stan Will be present. On
Thursday evening following Mrs. OIdroyd
viii give q reception TO the members
OF the Relief Corps and the G. A. r. at
her home, 51G Tenth Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
DRUGS CLERKS ON
PHARMACY BOARD

Fred T. Hafelfnger. secretary of he
Registered Drug Clerks Association.
has written to the District Commis-
sioners asking whether one Of their
number could be appointed upon the
board of pharmacy. Mr.. Hafelfuger
says the members of the organiz7ti ton
are mostly graduates Of the College Of
Pharmacy. and. he believes. are com
peteHt 10 serve. He suggests that in
justice to the interests OF drug clerks
they should have a representative on
the board.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Baltimore Happenings.

a large contingent of society folk. in
cIuding the matrons, the debutantes Of
this and past seasons, and number Of
out-of-town guests. gathered at Leh-
mauH's Hall last night, where the ger
man of the Bachelor Cotillon Club was
held It was the leading event in society
yesterday
The affair was equally as brilliant as
on former occasions, and the decorations
about the hall and in the supper room
we're beautiful and harmonized with the
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
John FVERHART MISSING
FROM HOME AND WORK

Mrs. John Everhart, of 1919 Eighth
Street northwest. reported to the police
this morning that her husband who IS a
washer in the employ of the Prudential
Premium Laundry Company, Of I3& Penn
sylvania Avenue. failed 10 return from
work last night. He has been employed
at the laundry for some years. and has
never been absent from his station. nut
he did not come to work this morning.
The police have been instructed to look
out for the missing man.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
PROTOCOL EXTENDS TIME
FOR CUBAN RECIPROCITY
Signed This Morning by Secretary of
State and Minister Quesada.

Senor Quesada, Cuban minister TO the
United States. and Secretary OF State
Hay have signed q portocoI extend
ing the time allowed for the ratiaca-
ton Of the Cuban reciprocity negotiated
al Havana by Gen. Tasker H. Bliss. and
the Cuban secretaries Of state and the
treasury
The original time limit set was Jan
uaTy 81 For fear that the Unitei
States Senate would not raJlfy the in
strumeRt before that date 1T was
thought best by both Secretary Hay and
Minister Quesada to provide Tor a rea-
souabIe extension Of time. The term
OF extension is not yet made public
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
COL. CHARLES |. DAVIS
SUCCEEDS GEN. HAYES
Last of Promotions Occasioned by One
Retirement.

Col Charles l. Davis. Fifth Infan-
try. viii be appointed brigadier gen
srai. vice Hayes. retired. and viii be
Immediately placed on the retired Ist
Col. Francis Moore, Of the cavalry. wlll
be made a brigadier general, and hfs
appointment viii end the long series of
promotions and retirements caused by
the one vacancy in the list of general
officers
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
NEW ORDER OF THINGS IN
RICHMOND NEWSPAPERDOM
Merger of Afternoon and Morning Dai-
lies Goes Into Effect

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 27.-The Rich
mond News appeared yesterday after
neon as the "News-Leader.' which is
now Richmond S only afternoon paper. a.
2. Williams viii be edItor-in-c chief
The Dispatch" took up the
morning field this morning. succeeding
the Times" and Dispatch - with the
editorial staff Of the former. in addition
to Col " D, Chesterman. who was for
many years managing editor Of the "DIs-
patch
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
The Gay World in New York.

A progressive eUchre, concert. and re-
ception viii be held at the Harlem
Casino on Friday evening for the benefit
Of the building fund of the new church
Of Our Lady Of Lourdes. of West If2d
Street, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, wife
of the President, has given door prize.
The players viii contest for over one
hundred prizes, and it is expected that
over one thousand viii be present.
Mrs John Jacob Astor's dance at her
house, in Fifth Avenue. last night vas
the principal feature on the program Of
society for yesterday, and. as usual. the
adjoining mansion of her mother-in-i iay
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Viii Not Receive

Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, wife Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General, viii
not be at home today
Mrs William Alex. PorterfeId will not
be at home today nor the following Tues
day. but VIII be at home for the last
time this season Tuesday. February 10.
Mrs. Charles Lyman. 1243 New Jersey
Avenue northwest. viii not be at home
today. January q. but viii be al home
Tuesdays in February.
Mrs BeidIer. wife of Representative
BcidIer. viii not be at home today. but
viii receive Tuesdays in February
Mrs. Ernest W Roberts viii not re
ceive today
Mrs. Z. Stevens Henry and Miss Hen
" will not be at home today.
Mrs, Charles F. Joy has gone TO New
York TO pass the next two weeks and
viii not receive this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Mrs. Astor. was used in conjunction wIth
her own fer the entertainment. supper
was served soon after midnight at small
tables in the dining rooms of Doth
houses. and afterward cotiIlon was
danced led by Elisha Dyer, jr, and ahe
hostess. The favors comprised vinai-
grattes. cigarette cases, containing efga-
rettes stamped with Mrs. Astor's mono
gram; sachet bags, fans, flowers. lamp
shades, etc.
Mrs. Eric Dahlgren. who was Miss
Lucy DrexeI. is receiving congratuIa-
tfons on the birth of boy. Mrs
Dahlgreu-s husband is a son of the IaIe
Admiral DahIgTen, and a brother Of Mrs.
Josiah Pierce.
Countess Zampini salazar. who was
recently d guest at the italian embassy
in Washington, sailed today on the 81
ella for Italy.
The White Star Line steamer Oceanic
which is to sail from Liverpool for New
York tomorrow, will have among her
passengers the Earl and Countess Of
RadnoT. the Countess of Lathom. CoIat
Frederick Hoyos, and Sir Charles How
ard.
Mrs. George B. Loring. Of Washing
ton, D. c., viii give a reception at the
Hotel Savoy on Monday. February ,
Miss Geraldine Bonner, an authoress.
sister of Mrs. Albert Barnes Boardman.
has taken an apartment in the Irving on
GrameTCy Park. She came from san
Francisco several months ago, having at
that time returned from an extended
visit abroad.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
TIE President and Mrs. R0oge9eH Enter
hzjs at LuHcheou Lady Mimic, UUe
ct tie Go0e1w0r General OF Canada.

afternoon. Mrs. Nreeland viii also re
ceive a the Dewey
Mrs John c. Bell. the Misses Bell
and their guest. Miss Love. Of Nashville,
Tenn. VIII be at home today from 3 TO
6. at 1135 Twelfth Street
Mrs. Ellen 5. Cromwell viii see her
friends Informally on Wednesdays. Jan
uary 2S and February II and Is, at the
AIbemarle, Seventeenth and T Streets.
Mrs. Benjamin T. Leighton and her
sister. Miss Foss. gave 2 small lea yes
tcrday afternoon.
Mrs Warnock and the Misses War
mock. Of Ohio, viii receive at the Coch-
ran this afternoon
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Miss Grace W. Caldwell, Cornell. '02.
daughter of Prof. G. c. Caldwell who
recently resigned as head OF the depart
ment Of chemistry on account Of i'll
health. was married on Saturday to
George Ray Chamberlain, CorreII, 81,
an instructor IN SibIey College. The
wedding took place in Sage Chapel,
Prot Charles Babcock officiating.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

their brilliant receptions last week. at
their home. PaIIazo Amici, in Rome. The
guests included members of the dtpIo-
matte corps and the best Roman society.
with number OF visiting Americans.
The ambassadors wife was looking es-
peciaIly well in heavy white satin en-
broidered in silver and diamonds
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

? charmineIy appointed surroundings.
John Stewart led the cotiIIon
Those from Washington present were
! Miss Elsie Seymour. Miss Katherine
Heminick, Miss Alice HoRa ard, c. n.
CIaggctt. O. H p johnson, and Dr.
James f. Mitchell.
Mrs Samuel T. Earle and the Misses
Earle, 1871 Linden Avenue, held the last
OF their at homes yesterday afternoon.
assisting them TO receive were Miss
Earle. of Washington; Miss Ellen
R.dgely. Miss Houstoun Miss Bena
Goldsborough. Miss Boiling, Mrs. Robert
g. Henry, Miss Tedeman, and Miss Anna
Davidson.
Mrs. L. Tyson Manly. gave a reception
and tea at . O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at her residence. 1929 McCuIogh Street,
|. in honor of Mrs. Sophie BIedsoe Herrck,
assistant editor of the Century Maga-
zine, who is visiting her.
Miss Rosa Ea lie has returned from a
weeks visit to Washington.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
TORPEDO BOAT OUT
OF COMMISSION

The torpedo boat Morris was placed
out Of commission yesterday at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Morris has
a displacement Of 105 tons and was one
of the ffty-thre torpedo boats in he
United States Navy.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Weddings.

Wednesday, February IS, is set for the
marriage of Miss Gladys Williams and
Albert BigeIow, OF Boston It win be a
small home affair, in the day time The
details are not yet arranged, as Mr. Viii
liams has been i'll the past few weeks
Mr. Bigelow Is a nephew Of Dr. HoTatio
r Bigelow of Washington
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Social poirgs in Philadelphia.

The assembly room Of the Art Club
presented a ga- scene last evening when
MIR. and Mrs Henry Burk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis BUrk gave a ball for their
respective daughters, Miss Helen and
Miss Charlotte Burk. Mrs Henry Burk,
Mrs Louis Burk. Mrs r. D. Ingram
Mrs Louis SeigIc and the Misses Burk
received the guests at the entrance to
the ball room
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
The White House.

The President and Mrs Roosevelt en-
tertained at lunch yesterday Lady Min
TO, Lady Antrim, Secretary Hay, 5ecre-
tary Root, Senator and Mrs, Lodge, and
Dr.. Henry Van Dyke
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Diplomatic Notes.

Tie Persian minister. Gen. Isaac
Khan who has passed the last ten days
in New York. is expected at the Iega-
tion tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

The new military attache of the Brit
ish embassy, Lieut. Col II G. Foster, Of
the royal engineers, is expected to ar
rive on the Oceanic tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Teas and Receptions.

Sonora de Azpiroz. wife Of the Mexican
ambassador. VIII receive this afternoon
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Mrs " E. Andrews, Of 1928 Yale
Street. and Miss Mccoy VIII receive to
day from 10 G. She win be assisted by
Mrs. Bishop, wife OF Representative
Bishop Of Michigan: Mrs Hodgkins.
wife OF the dean Of Columbian Universi-
y; Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs. E. c. Snyder
and Mrs. Eugene JearIeg.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Mrs Isaac Gregg gave a small tea az
her home il Georgetown, yesterday af-
ternoon. il honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Lewis Rogers Yeaman. OF Louisville
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Notes

Ambassador Meyer and Foreign Minis
ter Prinetti have been invited by the
King of italy TO join the royal shooting
party az Castle Porzfano. Good sport is
anticipated, as Wild boars are plentiful
The King Travelled 10 Castle Porziano il
Mr.. Meyers motor car.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
LunCheGns.

Miss Whitside gave a luncheon at the
New Willard yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs NaTye. Miss Wilson.
Miss Anna CockreIl, Miss Washington,
Miss Kellogg. Miss Switzerland. Miss
Somers. Miss O'ReilIy. Miss David. Miss
Simpson. Miss Eddy, Miss Goodwin,
Miss Bayne. Miss Young. Miss Day, Miss
shepard. Miss Dewitt. Miss sibley and
Miss Clay. of Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Mrs. LaFz Anderson went TO Boston
for the artists festival and hunt bali.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

The British ambassador and Lady
Herbert entertained at dinner last night
in honor of Lady Minto. wife Of the
governor general Of Canada, who, with
her sister, Lady Antrim. and her daugh-
ter, Lady Eileen Elliott. Mr.. Guise. Of
the staf of the governor general OF
Canada, and Mr.. Olin. of New York. IS
at present visiting the embassy. The
other guests were the Postmaster Gen
eraI and Mrs. Payne. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes, Senator and Mrs Lodge. Sen
ator and Mrs Hale. Senator Frye. Rep
reseHtative and Mrs. Mcclellan. Mr..
and Mrs William J. Boardman, Mr.. ana
Mrs William Eustis. Miss Hitchcock,
Miss Boardman, Miss Warder, Mr. Nor
man ana Captain dc Chair, naval at
tache OF the British embassy; Edwin
Morgan and Creighton Webb
The Marine Band played while the
dinner was IN progress and later small
reception was held
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

The wives Of the members Of Congress
living az the Dewey VIII receive this
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

THE SYLPH AT COLONIAL BEACH.
The Sylph. commanded by Lieut.
Charles T, Preston, with Secretary Of
War Moody on board. arrived yesterday
ct Colonial Beach
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
Dinners.

The Italian ambassador and SigEora
Mayor entertained at dinner last night
Their guests were the Mexican ambas-
sador and Sonora de Azpiroz. their
daughter, Sonora de Perez. the japanese
minister and Madame Takahira, the Bel
gian minister and Baroness Moncheur.
Miss Berry, Mr.. Hansen. Of the Russian
embassy. and Mr. Boeufve, Of the French
embassy.
Following the dinner q reception took
place, for which 500 invitations we're
sent out Some of those who called were
the Russian ambassador and Countess
Marguerite Cassinf. Miss des Planques-
the Austrian ambassador and Madame
HengeI muller, the Secretary of State.
the Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw. the Attorney General and Mrs.
Knox, the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Payne, Mrs. Cameron, Miss Louise Van
Dyke Jones, the Secretary of AgricuI-
ture and Miss Wilson. the CHEF Justice
and Mrs. Fuller, Miss Fuller. justice
and Mrs Harlan, Justice and Mrs
Brewer, Justice Brown. Justice and Mrs.
ShiFas. Justice and Mrs. White. Justice
and Mrs Peckham Justice and Miss
McKenna Senator and Mrs Foraker.
Miss Foraker, Senator and Mrs Fair
banks. Senator and Mrs. Hanna, Senator
and Mrs Wetmore, Senator Keau, The
Misses Kean. Mr. and Mrs Herbert H
D. Peirce. Mrs WaTder and the Misses
Warder, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patter-
son. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs Boardman the Misses
Boardman, Mr. Letter and Miss Letter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Mcclure, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs Olmsted,
Mr. and Mrs Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. SpaIding. Mr. and Mrs
Bloomer. Mr. and Mrs Ward Thoron.
Miss Sheriff. Commander and Mrs
Switzerland. Miss Switzerland, Mr.. and
Mrs George Whitfield Brown, Miss Err
Tof Brown, the Misses CockreII. Colonel
and Mrs, siebert, Miss siebert, Mrs
Van Rensselaer, Cruger, Dr. Hill, Rep
Tesentative MorrelI. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
May, Miss May, Dr. C. c. Swisher. Mrs.
Ward and Miss Ward. Nj and Mrs.
James c. Ho0e. DR.. and Mrs. LorinF and
the Misses Loring, Nj and Mrs. ODon-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs Edward McCauley.
Major Charles McCawIey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson, the Misses Patten. Mr.. and
Mrs McLanahan, Miss NeLauahan.
General and Mrs. Gillespie, Colonel and
Mrs. Bingham. General Young and Miss
Young. Nj and Mrs. John " Foster.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

The American ambassador to Italy and
Mrs. George Won L, Meyer held one of
The Washington times., 1903-01-27

Senator and Mrs. Depew gave a din
neT OF twenty-siz covers last night
Their guests were: The ambassador
from Austria Hungary and s1adame
HengelmulIer, the Assistant Secretary Of
War and Mrs. Sanger. Senator Allison.
General end AIRS Corbin, Commander
and Mrs, CowIez, Ar. and Mrs. Water
Iow, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne NacVeagh,
General and Mrs Draper, Mr., and Mrs.
George Vanderbilt. Mr- and Mrs. Henry
May, Mrs. Slater. Miss Gwynn. Miss
Hagner and Count Cherardesca.