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street, where she will be pleased to see her
friends. AT home Tuesdays.

street, where she will be pleased to see her
friends. AT home Tuesdays.
The rumor that the engagement of the
minister from Nicaragua, Mr.. Corea, and
Mrs. Ilah Dunlap Jordan of Macon Ga.
had been broken has been promptly denied
by the former, who is in this city and who
expects to be married next month. 1t was
stated yesterday that the marriage was
likely to be at least temporarily postponed,
although the exact date has never been an
nounced. The Dostponement may follow, 1t
is said the unpleasant situation caused by
the reception of anonymous letters by MIS-
Jordan and others, each of which, 1t is
said, contained serious reflections upon Mr.
Corea. The letters are from an anonymous
writer in this city. Pending the inquiry
now going on by Mr.. Corea to ferret out
the person who has thus attacked him in
this underhand way, it is by his wish that
the ceremony may be postponed II the GATE
tentatively agreed on would not give the
necessary time.
The incident is deeply regretted here.
where Mr.. Corea has many friends and
where he is very popular among the Span
ish- speaking diplomats and society gem
orally. He enjoys the friendship of the
president of Nicaragua. who a few days
ago asked the minister OF Costa Rlca MT.
Calvo. to represent him at the wedding.
The high regard existing between the col
leagues made the office pleasant distinc-
ton to Mr. Calvo. which he promptly ac-
cepted.
young widow and the possessor of a large
fortune. is now at her home in Macon, ga
where she was very recently reported as
busy with the arrangements for the wed
ding Her faith in Mr.. Corea. it is SAID,
has by no means wavered. Mr.. Corea has
recently taken house here and has pre-
pared it for immediate occupancy.
Mrs. Byron Andrews. who has returned
to her apartment at the Mendoza. has as
her guest her sister, Mrs. Scovill of Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Chambers have re-
turned from the Pacific coast.
Miss Eta H Justin will sail from San
Francisco November to spend the winter
with friends in Manila and Japan.
Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire of Raleigh is
visiting her parents, Rev Walter A. and
Mrs Mitchell, at 2209 n street, where she
will be glad to see her friends Monday at
ternoon. Bishop Cheshire has returned to
| North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax are To-
Gated at 1922 Dist street northwest formerly
| the residence of the late Maj. Richard c.
| Parker.
| Mr.. and Mrs F. Carl Smith have returned
| from a summer on Lake Placid, Adiron-
| dacks also ST. Louis exposition, and are
| now at their home, 1879 18th street.
| News has just reached this city of the
approaching marriage of Herbert Belford
| Gee of Denver, Col, to Miss Lila Marie
Schwartz also of that city. Mr.. Gee is the
eldest grandchild of Capt. Henry M: Knight
and was born in this city. Miss Schwartz
| is a beautiful and accomplished young lady
| and favorite with the younger social set
| of Denver. The young couple will visit this
city on their honeymoon.
Mrs. J. Wallace Christie left this morning
| for WI Mr. Christie has hlSi-
| ness interests. Mrs. Christie has been Wis
| iting her sister, Mrs. Granville H. Parks of
so Randolph street northwest. Mrs Christie
and Mrs. Parks will be remembered as the
| granddaughters of the late Owen M. Long,
United States consul general to Panama
| for so many years.
The Abracadabra Club had its regular
| meeting Wednesday night at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs. Story, 62S A street southeast,
| and twenty-five members responded to roll
| call by ''two-minute memories of the sum-
! mer's experiences. Those present We're Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott, Dr. and Mrs. Baker Mrs.
Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Appleton P: Clark.
Mr. S. A Clarke, Mr.. Croissant, Mrs. Da-
| Wis Miss Doherty. Mr.. and Mrs. Ide, Miss
| Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs Perham Mrs. Pierce,
| Mr. Squire, Mrs. Stems, Miss Van Doren
and Mr.. and Mrs. Story. The guests We're
Mr. Dewitt Croissant, Mrs. and Miss Mack,
Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Griffin OF Boston. me
| program for the evening was "Reminis-
cences of a Summer -,oarder, by Mrs. A.
| p Clark, and a paper. "A Visit to His
torc Salem,' by Miss Emily Doherty.
| During the social hour that followed re-
| freshments were served by the hostess
A musicale was given by Col and Mrs.
Lewis last night at their residence in honor
| of their house guests, the Misses Marian T.
| and Emily Veasey of Salisbury, Nd. The
| house was handsomely decorated for the
occasion. and all those who contributed to
| the musical program were warmly APP
plauded for their efforts Piano solos by
Miss Agnes Bowling, bass solos by Mr..
Charles Yeates and violin solos by Mr.. Mar
tin McHugh were the features of the pro-
gram with Mrs. c. B. Ramsdell and the
| Misses. Tree and Bowling acting as accom-
panists. After the last number had been
played refreshments were served, and the
numerous company enjoyed the remainder
of the evening in social chat. Those pres
| ent were: Rev. DIR. and Mrs c. B. Ramsdell,
| Rev. DR.. H. Hyvernant, Rev. Dr. Shields.
| Rev. E. M. Southgate Rev. A. NJ. Mark,
Mrs. ]. G. Monaghan, Misses Veasey, Miss
Emma ]. Wheat, Mrs. Chahoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. Yeates, Miss Mary Burr,
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Brooks Mr. and Miss
| Hamilton. Mrs. Peake. Miss Blanche Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nairn, DR.. F. T. Howe. Misses
Sarah and Kate Howe, Miss Brawner, Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Woodward Miss Bernadine
| Woodward, Mrs. H. w. Bowling, Miss Mary
Bowling, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs NJ Decker,
Mrs. Leafe A. Howe, Miss Bailey. Miss
Dawson, Miss Blake, Miss Clare Noyes,
Miss Tice, Mrs. 7. G.. Carmick, Misses Adj
| die and Lulu Julien, Miss Margot, Miss
Delorne, Capt. ]. c. Banner, Mr.. ]. NJ. Du-
| gan, Messrs. Hobart, Ramsdell Norval
Burr, Harry Burr, Herbert Banner, Louis
Julien. Martin McHugh, Brauner, Hetfeld
and Joseph Noel.
Marriage Licenses