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LEGAL NOTICE.


SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or CO
LT8IBIA, HOLDING y PROBATE COURT.
ESTATE OF MARY II. BoAKHSN, De-
CEASED Ne 1850. Administration.
Application having been made to the supreme
Court IF The District Of Columbia, holding
Probate Court, for letters os administration on
siid estate. by James IT, Clarke il Is ordered
this stb day of april, 81 p. fsrS, that notice
he and herebv is given 10 Henry CORY, Mary NJ.
Boaruan. " ieandcr Eoaruan, and Francis
H. BoaTmsu, and 20 all others con
cerued. to appear ia said court on FRIDAY.
the 18th DAY or NAY, A. ID. 1898, at ID
O'CLOCK A. 81. To show cause Nhy such applI-
cation should not be granted Provided tbs
notice he plhIished in the Washington Law
Reporter and The " 5shingtan Times cnce n
each Of three successive weeks before TIE re-
turn dsy herein mentioned the first UubiiC2-
tion 70 be not less thau thirty days before said
return day.
tSeal-l JOB BARSARD. Justice.
Attest. JOHN r. R0tZER,
Denutv Register Of wills for the District q
Columbia clerk 81 the Probate Court
ROACH & WATKINS. Attorneys ap9. I6.5S
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. firm. comfortable.
durable, beautiful undesirable: positively
painless. DR.. L. b. WILSON, SO 18th 81 ms.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAI ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money . loan at 81 to per cent, in sums
Of 81. 600 10 $40, coo, OF D. C. real estate; pas
on and per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted viii economical cor
sideratiOn for borrower
VIZ. d. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. I4o5 I s.. nv.
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BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.
FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Tgo gents and two ladies bicycles,
50 10 So in perfect order So 9th ST. nv.
ap9-3t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTFD-Ilo-ss for is board. hddress BOX
- lis 2Hee ap5-8t
WANTED-A small dayton; lrusr be n good
condition and cheap Address BOX 49, this
5f1ee aD8-5t
WANTED 81 heavy single carriage har-
sess heavily mounted. second hand preferred:
lalat he reasonable, state price. address BOX
III. tbs Office. sp7-5t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.

NANTED-By c7lared woman, washing to take
bone or eIt iF the GsE. Gz9 81 NV. fourth
Alaf It
WAITED By gtTl- place "a cIaubeFIaaid OF
eaos ana Rhass island ave HH- 1t
hANfED-By csua}l- ahits woman situation
let H'-s7t-r5 -E1 I3sh 81 SIS. II
AtNIEID-Hy respectable young girl, place Is
i.i.T5g - chaHhfruIaid. z2U Ian St. NV II
WANTED By respectable celarc4 woman. rlsce
T. d. general aru7asoIs 10 small family. small
hsE1s- good TcleIenees. 1890 Ioudofm ST. se.
n tNTEIl- 81 young German giri, position 20
z3ih s. AN aps-3y
HAATEB-Ity a refined young LADY a position
ss plain writer. Address J. KELLEY. Rock
vile, Nd ap7-sr
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. $40 up; house painting;
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. IIo5 sth s.
ne phone, Fast S0a-D aPs-Sz
ROOMS PAPEREB. s. up; samples brought.
III 1T. 457 G 81. Rw. Phone, East S95L
ap31t
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wANTED-B0ARDERs.

WANTED Sumner Hasr.lzrs ar ibe mansion If
the iate nited states senator r. H. Riddle
berger 1T Nesdatacs. 81. Address sgI g S.
81, "a cali far particulars Ga Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS, Saturdays iraEs % p m. spg-a
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MANTED-IIelp for all departments I'm hotels;
today BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. 51S 10th
So. Phone, 25lI-N 1t
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TON TINES, THURSDAY. /
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT Comfortably furnished rooms. IS
and s. 622 I St NV ap93t
FOR RENT-Laree, handsome third story front
room; two blocks from Dupont Circle; $40
month. Address Bon 1876. this Office aP93t
FOR RENT Furnished room in vgell-kept house;
water on same floor, go H st. nv. ap9St
III II ST. NW.-Ftrnishcd and uuf,rrnished
rooms: transients- ap93t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. $ month: also
others. 42l 9th St. NV. sp93t
FOR RENT Furnished, light housekeeping
rooms: water in rooms. 2Q5 G 81, NV. apg5t
FOR RENT-Frout and back rooms els 9Th
st NV apS-St
FOR RENT-Yery nice second-story back room:
two windows, morning sun 733 18th St NV
agss-
FOR RENT-Nice, clean furnished room, cheap
2l51R st. NV apS-5t
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room, s.; bath
adjoining 1916 Columbia ST NV. apS-3t
FOR RENT-Three or four well furnished rooms,
second floor; all conveniences; light housekeep
ing; porcelain bath. AS st. NV ap7-3t
1909 nth ST.-Furnished rooms, cheap; gas
foI cooking. ap7-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms. nicely
furnished; sunny and bright; clean; rent rea-
sonahie- 1892 Emerson st. ne. apT-3t
FOR RENT Large, nicely furnished room; rent
reasonable 655 Eye st. NV. ap7-3t
FOR RENT-Three communicating rooms. also
furnished hall room, s.. Cali after p. m, 1902
Massachusetts ave NV 3pI-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 60l II st. NV. sec
ond floor; SOUTH large; $3.50 week; references
ap7-3t
FOR RENT Completely furnished conmuni-
eating housekeeping rooms; gas; porcelain
bath. i27 9th st. NV. ap7-8t
FOR REST-Three rooms and bath for light
housekeeping; second floor front. 1887 New
Jersey ave nv. ap7-St
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms, 81, s.. SO
per month AZ Sc NV, ap7-7t
FOR RENT-UNFUREISHED ROOMS.
FOR KENT-Three unfnrnished rooms second
floor; light and bath; no children. 643 st.
ne. ap9-3t
FOR RENT Second floor, three rooms; gas and
bath; SO u00 9th St nv ap9-8t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. excellent repair: steam
heat: private porcelain bath. I. ". POTTER,
- Grant place. ap9-2t
FOR RENT-U unfinished three large rooms,
parlor floor. 35I G s.. NV apo-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms third
floor; corner house; suitable for light house
keeping; 81 IN summer. Si5 IN winter; chill
dren- 3Sl i st. ne Call after 4. ap9-St
FOR RENT unfinished, two rooms cheap.
1909 9TH st. NV sps-SC
FOR RENT Two elegant UNFINISHED light
housekeeping rooUls. cheap TO right parties I6g
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SUBURBAN.

ALMOST GIVEN AWAY-prettv cottage: first
class condition; cost 81 200 20 build: stable:
henRery- garden; latrube; range. good water;
fruit, near cars, rents - per month: only $3.50.
Splendid investment; nice home SOULE & Co,
Bank Of Washington Building apg-st
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE in the Northwest
suburbs, near TeHleytuwu. fine cottages VIII
exchange icr small city property improved OF
unjmproyed- Lots in Northeast preferred. We
make a speciality Of the Northwest suburban
homes and building sites Get our prices before
you decide 20 bug. T. J. GILES, us I4rh st.
nv. agS-St
ANACOSTlA REAL ESTATE
RENTS collected Properties bought and sold
Fire insurance. Leans ). SUWERBITTS K
Co. ia Monroe St, Anacostia, Room 81. At
lantiC Building. guhZg-Itt
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NANTED-Yo1m man from country: also por-
leTs, walters, drivers, and heilboys- 1900 New
\ ark ave. NV It
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CANNON & SUMMERS,
422 T St. n. W. Phone Main 2oeo

FOR SALON Florida ave. NV, between 18th
and 18th sts., good location, a 3-story and Gel
lar bay window brick; 9 roolas and bath; fine
condition. Adjoining house exact duph-
cate, sold for 5000, An offer of $500 viii
take this one.
FOR sALE-To coIored client, pretty 2-stoTy
bay-window brick, west Of North Capitol st.
ONLY =, go. Very easy terms
FOR SALE-On through street, Northeast, a
new 2-story roman brick house; rooms and 2
baths. Rents for so month PRICE. $, 900.
Over 10 per cent
WI. II SAUNDERS L co,
1907 St. y. W ap2t
FOR SALE-LoTS.
FOR SALE Nonresident viii sell finest lots
On Columbia Heights at reasonable figure; Yale
St, between 18Th and 18th; 10 feet; southern
frontage; highest. healthiest, most evenly beau
tiful section Of this city. Call or address
OWNER, I445 BinHey ST. ap9-9t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WASTED white boy place. any KIND: ref
erenees. 1905 F ST. II
WANTED-Bv white chef, position can give
good reference. address z. J. Y, 200 Pine ST.,
Harrisburg. Pa ap9-3L
IS AETED-By a young German Gs), place in
amy Sind Of store; speaks little English.
Address Z2i7 y ST. NV. u
WANTED By a Young man. place as drummer
ar collector for some good. responsible house.
best at references Address BOX Is6. this o.
Gee. aT9-zt
WANTFD-By boy Of ~, office position, some
l.newledg- 81 tvFewriting and can furnish FIRST
It
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WANTED Second cook, & walters for steam
boat, dishwashers. , bell men, store porter,
drivers 4 house boys SHACKLEFORD'S SOC
J. =. NV 1t
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Trans-Atlantic Mails.

FRTDAY-tc) At I1.25 p. M fer BELGIUM
direct, per 3 :. krJoHland. from New York.
Mail must be directed Per s. 5 hroonland- "
(c) At ff;25 p. m. for SCOTLAND direct.
per s. s. 4nchoria, from New lCrk. Asil must
be directed peg = s. Auchoris-"
tc} At Hes p n. for II ROPE, peF s. s. Un-
bria from New York. wa Queenstown
(c} At HIS p. ~ for ITALY direct. per s 5.
Princess Irene, from New YORK. Mail must be
directed sfPer & 8 Pr5Gcsss Irene 30
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Neat SRI, Is, TO look after baby.
25l l. 81. Tt
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOMING FOR.
New and up to date-built by an experienced
man. -Four rooms deep; kitchen on FIRST floor;
back stairway. Threestory brick; beautifully
located in Northwest. Fine parking; lot
1910, to an alley. Ten rooms and two
handsome baths Only $4,000. Trust to suit
HERE IS ONE FOR THE SMALL FAMILY,
II the best of locations in Northwest. On
10th St Easy of access. Two-story brick
Eight rooms and bath. PRICE, $3.50
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WANTED Experienced meat cutter: one who
understands the grocery business, Apply at
once. How STEN- ID and C SIS. nu. 1t
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. PosToFFICE Notice
shoa]d be read daily, changes may Secsr
st any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched % the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule q closines .
arranged on The presumption o. their uuintsT-
TJspSed overland transit For The week ending
April u, 1903, the last connecting closes VII
be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRIrER
S FINE COLUMBUS CANOPY-TOP

FOR SAE-New Smith Premier typewriter and
stand; cash 80 john MARSHALL place. aP9-3t
FOR SALE Remington, No. &, S55; Remington,
No 2. $50; Smiths, SIS; other makes, sI5 500
18th ST. nv. aps-3t
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NOW FOR THE HEIGHTS.

VERY LITTLE READY CASH NECESSARY to
buy this excellent home. Nicely located, not
far from cars. Il rooms and bath; side lights.
Three-stoTy brick; four rooms deep; nice
porch. Trust, s., 100 Can be bought for
less than s. 900. We are exclusive agents for
this house Cal for permit to inspect, sure
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTEp-WaH serapers. Gall at So 9tb ST.
nw. L. STOuDARD. II
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while on his way to Los Angeles, left
yesterday for the coast and joined DR.. and
Mrs. Bradley at Missoula, where they were
visiting friends.
Mrs. Jacob Mills and Miss Edith Mills
of Helena are guests of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Bovard in North Montana street.
II. L. Frank has returned from trip
through Europe Canada and visit to
Frank, B. C., having been gone several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Evans came over
from Great Falls to see Ben Hur' and
will remain over couple Of days before
going TO the coast.
Miss Grace Sylvester has gone to Seat
tie to visit with relatives and friends dur
ing the holidays.
Dr. Bertha Mackel is home after visit
with relatives in Rochester, Montana.
Mrs. Frank Mace is spending few days
in Anaconda with friends.
Mrs. Clayton Clark will arrive home
from Jackson, Mich, tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meesch left for Los An
gcles last evening with the intention OF
making their home there.
Mrs. Jerry Mccarthy and little son have
returned from an extensive trip through
Canada and the Eastern states
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris OF Dillon are in
town attending Ben Hur' performances
and visiting their friends.
Miss Nell Perrin, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Perrin of Helena, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bingham Of this city in South
Colorado street.
Rev. Father Thompson OF Boulder is
among the out-of-town guests who has
come to see Ben Hur' and the Christmas
windows.
Mrs. Epping, who has been a guest of
Captain and Mrs. jerks in Helena few
weeks, will return next Monday.
Miss Louise Horgan is home from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Geoif Lauzier in
Missoula.
George c. Clark is in the city from
Seattle and expects to spend the holidays
among old friends.
Mrs. S. II. Treloar, who has been quite
i'll with diphthera in this city, where she
came on visit, is improving.
Mrs. William Rapson and Mrs. Emma
Money have gone to Reno, New
John II. Curtis. Jr, returned from the
university at Missoula last night in time
TO get a look at Ben Hur," and will re-
main during the holidays.
Mrs. George Capcot has been called to
Princeton, Mimi, because OF the illness
of her father.
B. ]. Falch will move his family to Chi
cago soon, where he has been appointed 10
the position of postolice inspector.
Miss Mcnamara and Miss OBrien, who
have been teaching in Boulder, have re-
turned to their home in this city until
after the holidays.
Will d. Thornton has gone to the Pa
cfc coast to visit among friends for
couple OF months. !
Mrs. Olivia II. Hopkins has departed
for Charlottesville, w. Va, where she will
spend the winter with her son, Henry c.
Hopkins.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cockrell are enter
tanning Mrs. Cockrel's brother, ]. w.
Fahey of Winnipeg, who will remain over
the holidays.
Miss Mildred Corbin who las been the
guest of her sister, Miss Ciaribel Corbin,
in this city, returned to her home in Mis-
soula this week.
Mrs. +. T. Ryan and children have re-
turned from an extensive visit through the
East, and with Mr. Ryan, arc at home to
their friends in 7so Maryland avenue.
Prof. A. N. Winchell has gone to Chi
cago and St. Louis on Worlds Fair busi-
ness and will not return before the close
Of the holidays.
Mrs. c. +. Feidler has gone to San
Francisco to spend some time with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Rabbit are enter
tanning little son at their home in 444
South Wyoming street.
Miss Jebbe Sullivan left for New York
Monday night to remain as the guest Of
Mrs. Lulu Largey the remainder of the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rogers of Ana
conda were among the visitors from the
Smelter City this week.
Senator ]. S. Hopkins Of Rosebud
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EntertaininaIy Surprised.

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Dunstan were
entertained by number OF friends who
came into their home in East Mercury
street and took possession Thursday even
ing. lnformali,y marked the pleasure of
the games and music and refreshments
were served at late hour. The guests in
cluded Misses Carrie Bullen, Flora George,
May Tre,hewey, Edith Gundry, Edith
Webster, Byrl Reinhart, Minnie Penaluna,
Alta Graves. Mary keam, Ethel keam,
katherine Dunstan, Gwendolyn Dunstan,
Thomasine Carveth, Edith Mute, Annta
Gravele Myrtle Hoffman, Messrs. George
Snyder, Dan Mcmillan, Melvin Snyder,
Claud Kendall Charles Latch, Oscar
Latch, Dale Morris, Cecil Reinhart d.
Dunstan, VI. c. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
X Mutch
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M'KEOWN SHORTAGE
MAY REACH $4,000
Experts Are Busy on Books Of the Col
leee Man.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Berkeley, Cal, Dec. Io-William Me-
Keown, defaulting secretary of the uni
versity board of regents, is still in jail and
is not making any efforts to secure his re-
lease on bail. 1t is stated that Mckeown's
position at present is not to make any de-
fense whatever, but to throw himself on
the mercy of the regents.
The deed was recorded conveying from
McKeown to the university his three lots
in Berkeley. The amount OF his shortage
has not yet been ascertaincd. Two experts
have been engaged, but it is expected they
will not complete their investigations for
10 days or two weeks. Until they make
their report no complaint will be filed
against McKeown.
Many rumors are in circulation con'
cerning the amount of the defalcation,
some Of the statements placing the amount
as high as $4,000, but thus far nothing
has been ascertained beyond Mckeown's
admission that the amount will be over
$4,000.
1t was discovered, however, that most
of the money was obtained by checks made
out to McKeown personally, and which it
is claimed he had the right to indorse. 1t
is now known that McKeown had never
executed bond as secretary, and efforts
are being made to ascertain the liability
OF his bondholders as assistant secretary.
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Mrs. T. M. Hodgens, Mr. and Mrs. &C.

Mrs. 7. M. Hodgens, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Coe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wharton charmngly
entertained a few guests at dinner Tues
day evening at their home in North Mon
tana street. Those about the table with
the family of the host and hostess we're
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
]. II. Harper. The table was prcttily dec
Grated, the flowers being carnations and
roses. After dinner the evening was spent
in games and music.
The Epworth League Of Grace NJ. +.
church spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. TAFT at the parsonage. Various
games, parliamentary drill and lunch, fur
nished the program for the evening.
Miss McGrath entertained few friends,
Miss Van de Walker Mr.. Carson and Mr..
Bcveridge, with cards in her apartment in
the Goldberg Monday evening.
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Society Notes.

An informal afternoon tea was given by
Mrs. J. Benton Leegat with Mrs. William
Wallace and Miss Cruise of Helena as
guests of honor yesterday evening from
to o'clock. A number of friends dropped
in to call and enjoy the light refreshments.
Rev. Mr.. Groeneveld was the happy re-
cipient of a surprise party Tuesday night.
DR.. and Mrs. BlecktaYp were among the
chief instigatoYs IN Hstt.ns the congenial
friends together end az swept down on the
host much to his delight Refreshments
were served and the evening passed with
music and games.
The card party given by the Rahbone
Sisters of Calanthe Temple, No. g. last
night in Pythian castle was a success and
a pleasant evening was closed with the
serving of sumptuous supper.
A pretty social affair Wednesday after
noon was the rose tea given in the nome
Of Mrs. Frank Skelly. Only few friends
were invited to spend the afternoon with
the hostess. Those present included Mrs.
l.. l.. Wright, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Wall, Mrs.
Hayden, Mrs. ]. L. Barricks, Mrs. Nc
Bride and Misses Pansy Price, Hilda
Skelly and Mary Reynolds
The JUNIOR Endeavor society of the First
Presbyterian church gave an entertain
mcnt consisting of recitations, songs and
music at the church Thursday night. A
large number of people were in attendance
and the evening was enjoyed by the audi
ence. Some Of the singing by the children
was exceptionally good and did credit to
the leaders who had the entertainment in
charge.
Miss Mary Dillon and Mr.. ]. f. Cutler
ton will be married in Helena next
Wednesday at the home of the bride. Miss
Dillon has been residing in this city some
time, but has returned to her home to be
married. Mr.. Cullerton is an exceptionally
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county was a guest of friends in this city
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Whiting and Miss
Grace Whiting are now at home to their
friends in oao West Copper street, having
returned from their summer home in South
Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gibson Of Missoua
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Harper
in North Montana street.
Mrs. DR.. Groeneveld, accompanied by
the children Beth and John, will spend the
Christmas holidays with friends in Phila-
delphia, but will return to Butte imme-
dately after.
DR.. Grace Wilson Cahoon is now suffi-
ciently recovered to be removed to her
apartments in the Owsley block.
Mrs. J. G. Holland left the city Thurs
day night for Los Angeles, where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary Goodman, Sam Goodman and
Mrs. Theo. Randall of Helena are the
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Luncheon in Red and Green.

Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave small but ex-
quisitely appointed luncheon yesterday at
the Thornton as a compliment to Mrs
William Wallace and Miss Cruise of Hell
ena. Other guests included Mrs A. S.
Ashby. Mrs. Frank Steele, Miss Abbie
Belle Steele Of Helena with Miss Welsh
and Miss Mills of Deer Lodge and Mrs.
James Forbs and Mrs. J. Benton Leggat
Of this city. The table was frightened
with red and green as color scheme and
holly carrying out the detail. The place
cards were dainty bits Of water color Of
the merry Christmas days.
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MEATH THE MlSTLETOE.

Here in the hall hung the misilc,oe,
DmmnR the light of the chandelier,
And underneath, demurely slow,
Saunercd along with never a tear
The daintiest, winsomest girl OF all
The throng that had graecd our iestal hall
Alone was she as I stole behind,
Touched her, and pointed the evergreen out,
a merry laugh aud a well ldesigned
Attempt TO escape as she wheeled about;
But in vain, for | seized her and bending low,
Kissed her warm, red lips meath the mistetoe.
A pou which the laughing eyes bclied
Urovokng eyes with their challenge sweetD
Then her fair head nestled my own beside
As ] dared the audacious act repeat,
What JOY. Dear Heart, when kissed you so
In the dim hall light meath the misiletoci
Boston Transcript.
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A jolly Invasion.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bachelor was
invaded by number OF friends OF the
host and hostess Wednesday night and a
jolly evening was spent. Those present
included Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Bart
lett, Mrs. Leyson, Miss Ella Redwein, Miss
Norton and Miss Bachelor, Messrs. Ley
son, Chatfeld Sullivan and Bartlett, also
Carl Berry, Russell Bartlett and Allen
Bachelor.
A number OF the visitors were quite we'll
disguised in all kinds and conditions of
costumes. After the games were over re-
treshments were served.
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Dinner in Red and Green,

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cockrell charm
ingly entertained at dinner last Sunday
night at their home in West Broadway.
Covers were laid for 10, and the dinner
was compliment to DR.. and Mrs. Brad
ley, who left next day TO spend the winter
in California.
Red and green was the color scheme
followed out in the decorations and APP
pointments of the table and dining room.
Asparagus vine and smiax, interviewer
with red carnations, were banked in the
center of the table and on the mantles.
The dinner was informal, and a pleasant
evening was njoyed later.
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SIeiah Ride and Sumner.

One of the delights of the past week
has been the sleighing, and Sunday after
noon party Of gay young folks-the
"Strollcrs TO Lyndale. where they
enjoyed delicious supper. Those in the
sleigh were Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rochester,
Misses Fulton Evans Emma Buol, Laura
Gindrup. Bessie Skyrme. Mayme Drscol,
Dora llemmingsen, Mccarthy, Christine
Nissler. Margaret Reinhardt, Mae Rein
hardt. Midge Ritter, Messrs. Mac O'Brien,
Arthur Mueller, Dolph Heilbronner, John
Core,,e, Harry Tallant. Guy Davidson,
Horace Merkle and Garfield Perrier
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J. J. Mediation, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schatzlein, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cheely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Booth, Miss Helen
b. Skcly, Miss Mary G. Kelett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mueller, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs.
Bornholdt, Gen. Charles Warren, DR.. and
Mrs. Grigg, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Booth
and Col. Byron Cook
The evening was spent informally with
music and songs, delicious refreshments
adding TO the pleasure.
Senator Mantle was the recipient of
several pretty gifts as well as congratula-
tions.