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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Smaapiuf.

Doe Grets reiite | Sns6a9s til
Ienfomouce. @is.
0fiiS Settle 9orien reiite | Sirs-
bags / ct fort 9eiea til Snporab, Sn.
Grof. Or. 9aur. 2urien begap
fla / GusSags poa Ell Rciie til Gaci.
ficfpiten.
- 9fiis Clara Segg, iom bar boz
ret SGrerinoe / Sfplen | Hice Sofe,
g9iS., fpm i Wmoa9s biem for Soul.
merer.
9Piis 9oitie Sonaen reiite
Sirsbug iii minneapolis for at be.
ipee lin Sliiiir, Nrs. Serman Soc.
fOo.
9tiis gmp Ssrgenion, iom oct
'iSite aar bar tdget llnoerpiSning
@ioIinnutiif al Erof. SnrierL retite
fcrrige Srebug tiIboge til lit Stem |
@iImor, Mim.
Nfiis IeIlie IoIitaS, iom bar
fRr til i'm 9rooer Gbriitians 8raou.
otion fra 2iitber College, reiite Sirs.
boq tiIbaGe til tit Stem / Se 6oreit,
wis.
&c. g. Sobuiou reiitc | 2sroaas
I'll gsprtpop @rone / 8one 60, @is.,
for at bare tiliteSe be6 lin SsItcr
Wrs. 6. 8. Sohniens 8egrapeIie,
iom fore9if Ssnong.
Riis Caroline @pe fon SirS.
bog eftermiobog biem fra Wt,Sca.
tine bpor bum | @iuter o9 Scmmer
hor cpDolbt liz hos itn Ssiter, Mrs.
SsameS Singer.
- alen o.. ELLEN, g. Z. Neite, ir.,
pg George g. Santre reiite Sirs.
bags til Sbief Giper Sails, bpor Ic!
9ieringen MI boI6er pan uieo of ipIge
2unoet paa Re6 Safe &eicrputicnen.
De bIipcr ontogeIig borte ct Iar
Tiger.
Miis Wrn SobnioL 9prerin6c
oeo &retS acnoeutp / slbion, gsiS.
bar pGret her pun II Iiiit hos Mtis
auberiue Sllstpeot, Der ogiaa er 2r.
rert1oe bco nGYntc SfoIc. @iis
SobnIcn reiite isuar til lit Stem |
Sotpur6, 3. 9af.
Den igoeubc Songcrfeit of 9ScrS.
beitenS ifullStuobiife SungerforbunS
bodies | 8ronS Sorts ben zoe, s6c
OF 9Se Sill. Saueforcuinaen "2ll,
rcr" Der / 9pen fan Oenne @alg life
bare ttIiteOe, men oiI LODE fla re.
prG'erterc al fin Sornrano, Sr. ..
VI. &oIm. Sungforeuiugen Scr.
fen" / GaImor bar paIgt 2Grer
@rinss iom i'm Reprpientant I'll
Sougcrfeten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Slaesmaal / st. Souls

8aa "Pife", Ell Del al @erbens.
uSitiainsen / ct. Souls, fom oct
Ssroae aiten iii SfiGnoeri og SIaas.
mooI meIlem Sflobomas apeefonse
3ad Mltlbna % rogle Gombcps al
the @iIo @eit Sbop. IuIboa iaa'
reoe 3 al apGgpoaterne, Den enc %.
ocIigt.
Rulbous Satter, iom for nogIe
Maareoer iiben erflGreoeS for the
Champion Steer Roper OF the @orIb
% bGoreoes nueo en- 8remie paa
$4,000. fit Ell SretteiGttelie al
Sranf &ecb, Der foreitaar Cummings
@iIb 8cit Sbop. for0i bun gap
Sperne for libet DAB. 6ooeren tog
beitoes Bart os bapoe en Srooerel
meo &eeo. Chen itsbte De 10 otter
iommen, o. BAD 9iiilbaa traf lin &e-
poIper oa bulgte Den iaa uporreIrt,
at Reeo blcp beoelig inoret, meoens
to anore bIep iemt tilreSte.
Sad WuIbaa er lorostienot %
Tar en- Scn al SrPiioent 9lepeiano
Iiaeiom ban mi er Oct AZ BrPiioent
HooiepeIt. Sun bleu arreiteret, %
Ter @opbpps boIoes iom gioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Sooe Safta.
Spao en- Spftor lGrtc.

@n ouieet 29ee / Rome, Georgia
baobe erioringcr mco SsbemioIer
iom ban oifentIigeisr:
Oct bar min eseii griaring, ionr
.fsrit brugte mig til at anbefaIt
8rope.N lttS. % ieg neb al at bope
ioreifrepet oct for ioaoanne, ion
bar / georitg oe andre ipnae Satien'
ter, at oct er Ell forunberIig @ien'
opbpgger al Nerperne og Sieruer
lieeiuopeI iom al Nuiflerne. Oct
forbebrcr Sorbsielien, % ipge So'
~tienter tiltaeer, iom ieg gioroc, bur-
tig / Strrte % Se4t.
Seq bar / en- iaa ~ueobrubt Silitano.
.at ieg mootte opeipe nit arbeibe al
beIeS og relic op / Sielbene her | Sta.
ten, men TO Raancoer Der aiorbe MIG
intet goSt; ies bar | SirteltgbeSen
life iaa friif, iom ba leo reiitc biem'
neira. Din Meo fnnoe ilet life OF.
bolbe mig, % Oct blep mig fIart, al
Der manttc tie en- Soranoriua. Seq
bppnote On at BRUCE @rape-H Shuts, %
ON TO Tiger par iep iitano til al ipu.
iere Ell NfiI ltSen at blipe oct milrbfte
tret. % ON fem Tiger uenSte iea
.biem til min Eraris % optoe baaroi
arbeioe igieu. Siocn oen Stb bar
iea pGrct ioa iriif iom noaeneane
nit Sip.
Som Gage, Der isser al biGIpe ale
Iioenbe, amer ieg Oct for min EIisi
of oiieHtIigsiere oisie 6utta." Gap'
net siuet al @Soihm 60, Battle Greet.
Did.
Il Cages Brspe al 8rape.siutS
naor almiuoeIia Ndo life fprtes al
9isre nppet eoot. oil gisre llnoere.
Ter or en- @rumo.
&c bper Yaffe eiter ben befieuotI
lille BOG, Che aoao to @eIpiae-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Opror peo en- Stole.

Still College / Ics Woiues, Soma,
opI9rer fine meoicinife @lcper / Den
i~aafalote Siteupatbi Ten mn 8ioenifab,
Ser iGrlig toger Senipn til 8enbpg'
ningen og bar lit &apn al "Siteon"
ct Benz. Nen ale Erofesiorer %
Stltbenter, 200 / Sallet, 9ioroe |
forrige llge Streif, foroi Stia og
S,,ifru otter bcres Spfatning life
Sriper Sfolen, iom &c Dor, ioet De
forismmer Semi. SatboIogi Obi
rltrgi og andre meoicinite 0iscipIi.
rer % Inn boloer fig til ben egent.
lige Siteopatbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Gbisaso apaemarfes.
sri 3ur % 8ctur til ct.
SonissuoMilinaen
Den 23oe Suui.

tiIbpoes ollie iom fisber 2anS al cs
inoen DC nGite ierti Sage. 8i gisr
bette ipeciele SiIbllS for at opertere.
cg uoeH 6~orbsieIie / Griien. $50
nj $500 ubgisr Den fsrite officiating
pao en- auart al Set beoite SIaatte
% S~apitoaloro / Staten, npr Sta.
tiou og Snoiser % fun en- Zines
Yei ira Duluth. Stopen bill betale
lor Sanoet. SriS So til $40 pr.
acre. 2ette er eoottisb, og griieu
oil mart itise. Som % ie os euer
firm til 8. R. SIion, 9eitprer al
@eitern Sano Co.. COS Bolton SGod,
RirneapoIis, Miml -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

Dog err cen enonli liber os temmelis
iulo al rgrGs.
4an a 5. - Speoebsiten bespn0.
te | ben ipolige Del al Sfater. Den
gao en- goo auling. Saarbpeoen itaar
goot; men 8interboeSen er ifraI / be
noropeitlise Gountper. a0eiien sror
bnrtig; men ltgrGs err Der NOT al.
Sapren Ioper goot; BEN ifpber ar / Sc
norblise gouniper % er naiten ifiGr
| De ipSi9e. Ger er en- ppperlig 8rrs-
bert. 6srite SIaot al Mfalfa er
giort; ll6bpttet oar bra. men noget
ifabet al Gesn. sgblerne ialSer
ilemt al / De norSsitlige Goiuntper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

SlinitmuIer ". Berger brraf
@pen REFER berthe llse op til Spring
@rooe for at tiIbritge uoQlt Gage.
San oiI oaina tnge mco iia 'nogIe al
tine Nalericr, ION ban oil forcoiie /
&cnrp 6IaougcrS Buff. elsie ara.
lerter er pirtcIioe auuiftpffcr. oa
S2ring @rOoe 6oIfcne bltroe life Tor.
ionnte GnIcNniuQen iii at foo ic Sem,
me6eHS ban or Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
i~dponeiiife SAB o. aorea!s tr9oct.
AomiruI De3obrasop itpcoe gFfdoren

IAtN"Vftac 4uu W
AofniruI De3cbrasop itpreoe gIfoorer
no tiiiss ben lite SUM. Den isrits
9ug madtte bon ligge itiIle for 5anse
Den 156e tom ban reo til aorea.
Strroet, Door en tremaitet jnponeliil
arpoier fit ie ban % Iureoe pda bam
llecnior Zen 1iu iorfalste Be5obra'
500 ct 5nrtsi, Der iaa itS iom en- g)od,t,
men Den fom iis inb til Stronben
geo Zen aotiu ifiso Husierne iiRnl
Oct ioparfiife Sransportifib "So3t.
nj, icm fsrte iaareoe Soloater bort
ira Bort TaIup. gr at be riisiiifs
arpoiere bicrgese 105 al Dem.
De iaponeiiIfe SraiisportifirSer "Si.
taf5i" % "SnSo" tom bern9it iiigte.
Sc bar laie0e meo SoIoater % brse
JIG life ON oct Sisnul, iom ios6e, al
De muatte itanie, men bampeSe oiiteo
meo fitl6 Strait. 9e r~nsiiife arpo.
iere ifis6 ba paa "Sitadi", forbrr.
peSe Sens Moifiner os iatte Slb poa
bens 9Gf. GnSoa uiloe Snpmeierne
life neofire Slaaet. Man iaa ba, at
SfuSen begpnote at belize % penoe
aislen ioeiret. SimopSer al Snpa.
n~eierne boppeSe / Sisen og SriifneSe.
en- riisiiif EorpeSobaab ienSte ben
en- greSiioe, ioa Sen ionf. "SaSo'
lpitrebe iioen SrSren ont at Itanie.
Den bdDoe omborS 1850 aitlier fom
ffitGoe ubfsre Sernbanearbeibe | SO.
req, besuben 1900 IONS 2ad, 1000
Cons &is, en- beI Eel Sernbare. %
Telesraiuoitpr, 100 Seite os ct itori
8elsb | fltngenSe @spnt. Gasiereren
faitece Beleene SoerborS, inSen 9irs.
ierne funbe biitSpe BET. "Subo" fsrte
10 guaSe os ~ 6laaSer. ion fiinSe
bore 100 man0 bper. Sooinart 8e.
iGtningen fit 9eialing til at forlabe
Sfbbet, itrsmmeoe 3lrlierre op pna
9affet. iprong / @aaoene % latte al
iteS moo 2anb. Gomiral ge5obra5ob
ierSte @aoSe bort til "Snoo" for al
afbente aapteinen og llnberbefalet
Ger bar omborb ~ Sficerer og 8 gr.
selifmHnS, iom itoo / iapanif Sie.
reite. De suri9e negtese at soa iro
goroe. % RllSierne bdoSe siort of
for at bierse Ienneifelip, aiifieb De
to Sorpeooer moS Sfibet. Yaa Der,
3tS opitoo en- iprrpsenoe Storm, iom
flute Get ipnferSe TRANSPORTING. en-
temaitet iapaneiiif arpoier Dor gione
til belle Aff9ren. &usierne ~opionseoe
ct 2ufttelegram, ser loo i~aaIeoeS:
sob | SitferbeS; HiisIerne er |
Straoet," Zen ~iapaneiiife arpoier
funoe Iusierre life inobente.
General aonSraSopit1 fsrte oer
t9oe Si,ni 5000 Husiere ODER en- Ra.
pine, Z gftf / Spbsit ior aaihoil. %
blep ran pluNieis operruifet al iapa.
neIHf slrtiaeri, iem bapoe ifiuIt iig,
og ban leo ct lab al 1,200 bsSe
% iaarebe; men General 8ofloraSo.
pitf rcSSeee Dog lin Scr os broste
Sen | goo Srben til beipitebe Gill.
lirser.
ct Telegram ira Sofio tiger, of Sa.
paneierne toa en- Sunfe, icm gift uS
ira Bort Irtblr ben 21oe Sum-, og at
9ireierne cmborb iortalte ON en-
lllptfe. Nogle 3ase iioroeien itsote
to ruSiiife SorpeOobaoSe 90 Sampe.
rem "Sbintoiping" paa Iirer | Srb.
Iebet % liant. lao WenneifeIio GIT
tiIipiIbe.
s Ct. Getersburs iortpller gla.
Scne ON ct bIobiat Sln9 heS Soibenq.
&1isierre traf fig tiIbage mnb ioare
Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

-NrofcISoa0sbcaeu- er en- Hnoeiie. hdfier II,
ben isce. 19nf. Sos - fem Aeeel tdris.
tQfieuee giiatsr; % bar man fan pee chen al
be -sromineuie- slGene. iom anereoe iiHoeS /
GoasH forieita fat IND sapnens paa BEN,
tols Ssotelshns man iGrlia sHiier at mines,
mao bet elioe en- rent nmiitelie Iioen stat.
e. q. ~2anasask. Stprn Gita. IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

Ora SlaOipsitof i~elearaiereS sen
2fSe, at ire ruSiiife arpSiere er fNune
biS ~eiterat Pape i~treiiet omtriug / set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

s Ct. Getersblrrs iortpller gla.
bcne ON ct bIobiat Slog ueb Soibene.
&,sierne traf iig tilbage nnb ioare
Sob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31
Deaths in the District,

The following deaths were reported to the
health Office for the twenty-four hours
ended at noon today.
Charles E. Beebe. sixty-eight years 419
I'd street northwest.
Hattie R. Belt, fifteen years, 10 9Th street
northeast.
George w. Clarke, eighty-one years, 513
L street southeast
John J. Flavin, thirty-three years. 1875
North Capitol street
Mary M. Gray. fifty-six years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Daisy Herndon, twenty-three years,
Freedmen's Hospital.
Washington Johnson, seventy-seven years,
Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant of Benjamin B. and Caroline NJ
Jones, one hour, 4 18th street northeast.
Ellen Ready, seventy years. 34O7 N street
northwest.
Margaret Lewis, four years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Ruth Sewell, six years. 511 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
Edward F. lilly. thirty-six years. 923 It'll
street northwest.
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ORGANIZATIONS.

The Ladies' Association and the Ep-
worth League of Metropolitan M. E.
Church, John Marshall place and c street,
in the church parlors; from to 8 o'clock.
The following ladies will assist: Mrs.
Bristol Mrs. Duvall. Mrs. Tullock. Mrs.
Huntley, Mrs. La Fetra (after y. Mrs.
Stuart, Mrs. Kingman, Mrs. Derrick, Mrs.
Dales. Mrs. Dewhirst, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
Hathaway, Mrs Engle, Mrs. Gallagher,
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Tilton,
Mrs Baker. Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs.
Hacker, Mrs. Wright. Mrs Odell. Mrs.
Hodges, Mrs. Alderman. Mrs. Church.
Misses Roseman, Rector, Smell, Church,
Ella Church, Tilton Emma Tilton, Adams,
Holmes. Mary Holmes. Harnesberger,
Kingsman, Hill from Philadelphia, jan
ney from Philadelphia. Engle, Bessie
Ford, Hodges, Gray, Daley, Craycroft,
Whitehead, Hughes, Johnson, Rose john
son, McAllister.
The ladies of the Temple Baptist Church.
at the church, 10th and N NV; 5 toe.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union, at headquarters, 522 9Th NV; 4
to Q. Mrs. Clinton Smith. Mrs. M. Z. CO.
hen, Mrs. w. E. De Reimer, Mrs. Emma
S. Shelton, Mrs. Clayton E. Emig. Mrs.
Mrs. It. A. Williams, Mrs. Arson s. Tay-
lor, Mrs. M. ]. Hull. Mrs. Ida M. Marsh,
Mrs. NJ. c. Smell, Mrs. Theo. 7. Moore,
Mrs. c. c. Gorsuch, Mrs. T. H. Cusick,
lips, Mrs. Susan v. Buzzie, Mrs. Roland
C. Cheeseman, Mrs. NJ. M. K. White Miss
f. May Gordon Miss Mable E. Callahan,
Miss Mignonette o. Buckingham, Miss
Edna Sipher, Miss Virginia L. Raymond,
Miss Irene Umberger, Miss Helen Fergu-
son, Mrs. Sol Carr, jr., Mrs Grace L.
Chaplin, Mrs. H. A. CLEARWATER, Mrs. NJ
G. Copeland, Mrs. Jennie H. Robinson,
Mrs. Nellie H. Bradley. Mrs. w. H. How
ard, Mrs. Mary e. Brown. Mrs. Kate
Cheeseman Twitchell, Mrs. l.. e. Grouse,
Mrs. Lucy B. Osterhout, Mrs. Emma f.
Randolph, Mrs Mary Drown Pickens Mrs
Hannah Crosby. Mrs. M. E. Catlin, Mrs.
c. w. Gallagher, Mrs. Emma Berry, Mrs.
Ella Drew, Mrs. LindIey d. Clark, Mrs. e.
Henry, Mrs. A. c. Giles, Mrs. r. e. Jar
Wis, Mrs. S. II. Martin, Miss Elise p.
Smith, Mrs. M. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Harry s.
Courson, Mrs. H. v. Easterling. Mrs. c.
w. Boyd, Mrs. E. 8. Wescott, Miss Susan
Pollock, Mrs. H. T. Brian, Miss Louisa
L. Weightman, Mrs. Alfred Wood, Mrs
Sarah Denham,- Mrs. Lydia D. Merrick,
Mrs. Helen Groo
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Govern
ment Printing Office Veteran Club, at the
Knights of Pythias Hall. 9th near Massa-
chusetts ave. NV; / to 6.
The ladies of the Dumbarton Avenue M.
e. Church; 8 to TO-
The ladies of the Legion of Loyal
Women, at 419 10th NV; IL to 8,
The ladies OF Farragut Corps. w. r. c..
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles Gaisberg of this city and Elsie L
Farden of Hyattsville, Md
Joseph F. Hodgson and Kathleen A. An.
derson.
Francis c. Barry of Philadelphia. Pa, and
Emma A. Shedd of this city.
David Baxter of New York city and E.
Taylor of Philadelphia. Pa.
James W. Beller of Charlestown, w. Va.
and Katherine L. Tourney of this city.
Roy e. Pingrey and Frances M. Williams.
George Keck and Blanche f. Radcliffe
both of Baltimore, Md.
Frederick W. Kennedy of New York city
and Mary A. Williams of this city.
Robert Goodwin Craig and Celia Hamilton
Mcclure.
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MAIL pi,EIIvERY MONDAY.
Hours of Collections Announced at thu
s.3e = Post Office.

The following divisions of the main
office of theOeity post Office will be closed
to the puhlH Oh Monday: Cashiers di-
vision, money order division, registry di-
vision. bsI sfs.
A deliveryh bydcarriers from the main
office and itsfstations will be made at 7:30
am. sfIJ. II
Carriers window will be open for de-
livery of mail ITO clerks in the depart
ments from toa 80 am, and for the
general public from to pm.
Collections win be made at the main Of
flee and station @ at 8 80 am, s and II 80
pm; station A,nat $50 and $40 am, 5
and IL 80 p. m. ;astation B, at 730 am, 5
and IL PM station D, at am, and
IL 80 pm; station F, at 8 am. and
1915 pm; station H. at IL am. and
PM; station X, at IL am and pm;
Takoma Park station, at IL am. and
pm; Brookland station, at IL am. and 4
pm; and Bennfng station, at am. and
4 pm.
The following named stations will be
open to the public for the transaction of
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
tcontinued from Fifth PAGES
the c. u. colors, red and white Mrs Gllss.
Mrs. Hillebrand and Miss Brooks were
patronesses
Mr.. T. y. Riggles of New York city is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r.
RiggIes, on Capitol HILL


Wednesday evening, December %. at ST.
Georges p. T.. Chapel. Glendale. Md. Miss
Daisy Maud Mckee, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. r. H. Mckee. became the bride of
Mr.. Reginald Irwin Thompson. Rev. Chas.
e. Sontag. rector of Grace +. e. Church
Washington. d. c.. officiated The bride
wore white satin. trimmed with lace. She
carried shower bouquet of roses and ferns
and was attended by her youngest sister,
katharine Mckee. and little Mary North
of Baltimore as flower girls who each
carried basket filed with roses and car
nations. Mr. Dore Mckee and Mr.. VIM.
Smith were ushers. The brides father
gave her away. The chancel and walls
were very aTtisfically decorated with holly
and evergreen by Mr.. C1acy, the astrOn-
omer. friend of the family. and white
ribbons marked OFF the aisle. The wedding
march was very charmingiy rendered by
Miss Annie Willis. After a reception at
the brides home Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
departed on the late train for the SOUTH
and Will be at home at Glendale to their
friends after the latter part of January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31
Library of Congress.

This evening the reading rooms and exhi-
bition halls of the Library of Congress will
remain open until 10 o'clock, and tomorrow
and Monday from z to 10 pm. The other
divisions, including the copyright office, will
close at 4:30 pm. today, and remain closed
until Tuesday. January g. 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31
NOT RECEIVING.

Mrs. COrtelyou.
Rev and Mrs. Clement Brown.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Evans.
The Misses Shedd, 1919 18th street.
Commander J. L. H. Winfield of Kit Car
son Post, No. 2. G. A. r.
Mrs NJ L. Lincoln, 1924 11th street north
west, -s rs!nss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31
Many Washington Residents Will
Greet Friends.
List Of Those Receiving and the Organizations Which
Have Planned to Keep Open House
Those Not Receiving.

Irene Moore. Miss Helene Black, Miss
Wright and the Misses Wynock.
No receptions will be held at the homes
of the Attorney General or the Secretary
of Agriculture.
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To Cure a Cold in One pax

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets All drug.
gists refund the money II 1t fails to cure. r. w.
Groves signature 10 on each box. 2Sc.
oc4- tn. th&s 1e6t-b
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Miss May German of Odd street who has
mad as guests over The holidays Mr.. Harry
Brown and Miss Mabel Brown of New
YORK city. entertained for them at dinner
Thursday evening. the guests afterward at
tending the theater. chaperoned by Miss
Gormans aunt Mrs. Keieher wife of
Maj. T. D. Keieher. L. S. \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31

MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Seibold announce the
marriage of their sister, Katherine Tourney,
to Mr.. James w. Boiler this morning at
the rectory of st. Pauls Church, Rev
James F. Mackin officiating They will re-
side at the Roanoke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31

Miss Rathhone Smith entertained a few
friends Friday evening at her rooms, 1915
* street, in honor of Miss Lillian Whiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31

wednesday evening last the spacious sub
urban home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Parker
was the scene of a merry Christmas party,
when they entertained some young people
from Washington and the surrounding dis
trlcts, in honor of their nephew, Mr.. Rich
ard Beaumont. The first part of the even
ing was devoted to euchre playing, then
refreshments were served. after which
dancing was INDUCED in until after mid
night Those present were the Misses Doro-
thy Simpson, Grace Myers, Grace Hender-
son, Hazel Crawford. Katherine Wetmore,
Ethel and Frances Stealey. Judith Land
voight, Florence Mayo, Mabel Wildgate,
Nellie Wilson, Annabelle Grant. Margaret
Smith, Anna Kimball Bessie Foster and
Eleanor Sanders, and the Messrs. Richard
Beaumont, Jack and Will Raymond, Arehi-
bald Simpson, Frank Miller, John Clinton.
Harvey Perry, Herbert Hughes James
Cornwell Edward Stewart, Horatio Mel
vile, Perry De Meale, Harold Wallace, Cliff
ford Naughton, John Wallace and Ralph
Corcoran.
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Thursday evening, December %, the mar
riage of Miss Katherine Carey and Mr.
Rolla P Currie took place at the Church
of st. Adams. The bride is the daughter
| of the late B. F. Carey of this city. and
| both of the young people are we'll known
| here. Col John McElroy, uncle of the
| very quiet one, only the immediate relatives
| being present The bride was handsomely
| gowned in white lace over taffeta, and wore
| picture hat and carried shower bouquet
| of lilies of the valley. Miss Harriet Carey
! sister of the bride, was maid of honor
attired in a graceful frock of white liberty
| silk, and carried American beauty roses
| The best man was Mr.. Theodore Elton of
North Dakota. The young couple left for
| little wedding journey. but will return early
! in January to make their home here
Mrs. s. r. Ireland of Pittsburg Pa. is
spending the holiday season with her pa
| rents, Judge and Mrs. Charles l.. Roberts
| formerly of Evansville, Ind and her. sister.
| Mrs. Thos. NJ Nichols, at the Brunswick,
Franklin square. - - 800 -
| Mrs. Benjamin Spellman Platt formerly
OF the Victoria, now of the Roanoke l34S
Roanoke street, will not be at hOme Fri;
days, but will be pleased to see her friends
Mondays in January. ,'..'
entertained their friends at a masquerade
ball last night and the occasion was one of
| the most notable in the social annals of the
suburb. Nearly fifty young people took
part in the grand opening march and par
ticfpated in the fun until the early hours
| of morning. Supper was served about 2. In
| the dining hall of the town building. Some
OF the gay masqueraders were Miss Kath-
leen Noel as Yum-Yun, the Misses E. and
| M. Symons, as elf and old-fashioned girl
| Misses Grace Tansil. gypsy maiden; Louise
Sturgis. gypsy; Clarice Welles, Dolly Var
den; Ruby Schweir, Lady Culpepper: M.
! Collie, Texas girl; w. Rosendale, Japanese
| girl; H. and 1. Cove. gypsy and elf; L. Cam
miller, sailor maid; c. Wilmingham, high
land girl; Miss Washington and Miss Brad
| dock. as huntress and folly Messrs. Gus
| Jullin, as Miss O'Neil w. Holland, Me-
| phistopheles; M. Lenoir, Mexican cowboy;
| Joseph Noel, Chinaman; Arthur and Ed
| ward Carpenter, clown and Indian chief;
Charles Horner. cowboy; C. Hanna, China
man; M. Briarly, Turk; j. Marsden, sailor;
Elliot Noyes, monk; Charles Parker, gypsy
| chief; Fred Tansil, Mexican general; Ed
| ward and Stanley Marean, as clowns; Will
| Robinson, sailor; Frank McHugh, China.
! man: w. Sergeant, clown; R. Simons and
| H. Pike and A. Sergeant, as Mrs. Katzen-
| TANNER and Katzenjammer kids: w. Dahl,
| Indian chief, and E Burgess, clown The
| prizes for the best costumes were awarded
! to Miss Helen Cove and Arthur Carpenter.
| The chaperones were Mesdames Marean,
Carpenter, Washington and Barnes Mr..
| j. Barnes was floor manager.
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Mrs. Benjamin Spellman Platt, formerly
OF the Victoria. now of the Roanoke, 134S
ROANOKE street, will not be at home FRI
days, but will be pleased to see her friends
Mondays in January ,,-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-31

Mrs. s. r. Ireland of Pittsburg, Pa, is
spending the holiday season with her pa
rents, Judge and Mrs. Charles l.. Roberts
formerly of Evansville. Ind, and her sister.
Mrs. Thos. M. Nichols, at the Brunswick,
Franklin square,. - - :, -
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Miss Irene Keys. assisted by Misses SUI
sic Sumner and Lottie Edmonds. BAIT Sher-
man avenue northwest: to TO-
Mrs. King, 4S G street northwest, as
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Miss Bliss PIERCE Amos. assisted by Miss
Lucy Patton and Miss Ina Stalee, 643 G
street northeast; 3 to 6.
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Miss Catherine Quinlan assisted by hel
sisters, Misses Nellie and Mamie, e h st
NV; to 10.
Miss Laura F. Queen. assisted by Miss
Rosa Taylor, Miss L. Peterson and Mrs
Mamie E. Johnson of Philadelphia, 13lt
22d NV; 8 to H.