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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. +. S. Bascom viii give a lunch
/ con Wednesday for Mrs. Harold Rus
sell and Mrs. j. r. Folsom of san
/ Francisco. and Mrs. Frank ". Jen-
nings Of Boise.
Mrs. Roscoe H. Claiming. Mrs Union
/ Worthingtou and Miss Mary Louise
/ Anderson win be the hostesses at the
Country club next Saturday. and the
I first game Of clock golf for the present
season viii be played
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy c. Dmwoodey
are 10 be the special guests OF honor at
q large and elaborate evening reception
( to be given by Mr. and Mrs Henry n.
DinWO0dey Tuesday evening at their
home on First street
/ TIE music committee Of the Com
/ merCial club has issued Invitations for
+ a reception to be given to Dr. A a.
/ Stanley, professor Of music at the Uni
+ versity OF Michigan, tomorrow evening.
at the club house.
/ Mrs. Ezra Thompson entertains at a
large tea at her home Wednesday aft
/ ernOOn,
/ Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed viii enter
+ tain at cards Thursday afternoon at
+ her home, az East South Temple
( street.
The invitations are out for "a large tea
: to be given at the Amelia palace next
Friday. Mrs. g. j.. BransTord, Mrs. Jay
3 II. Harris and Miss Emery viii receive
with Mrs. Holmes
Mrs. William Reid gives a luncheon
+ tomorrow for Mrs. Harold Russell.
/ Mrs. HebeF Lee VIII entertain at
f luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. Harold
/ Russell.
Miss Josephine Wells has issued in
/ ViratiOns for AN afternoon party. to be
+ given Friday i'm honor Of Miss May
/ Billings.
Miss Gertrude Mayer entertains the
{ members of Miss Nellie Plukertou's
/ bridal party tomorrow evening at her
+ home on Second South street.
+ Miss Pearl Weller gives a Kensing-
I ton Wednesday afternoon FOR Miss
/ May Billings.
The big grounds surrounding Row
+ land Han are TO be put TO fine use
3 Tuesday evening. when the ladies Of
---+-- -AA elF- 81 Ae II PAL ~
/ A large church wedding of the COM
/ ing week win be that Of Miss nellie
/ Pinkerton, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs
F r. w. Pinkerton, and Edward Moore.
/ The ceremony viii take place at the
+ Central Christian church Wednesday
/ evening at $3.50 o'clock, and viii be fol-
/ lowed by a supper for the members OF
the bridal party. Dr. r. ". PinkertOu,
/ the father of the bride, win perform
/ the ceremony. and DR.. s. G. Baldwin
/ win give the bride away.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
| Miss Belle Lawson and Allen McNitt,
which takes place Wednesday evening
; at $3.50 o'clock at the home of the
I brides parents. 129 North Second West
/ street. Miss Lawson is one Of the best
/ known Of the city teachers, having been
/ in charge OF the primary work az the
/ Fremont school for several years
The marriage OF Miss Beatrice Thorn
/ as and George ID McMuilen VIII take
place next Thursday evening al the
/ home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. w. f. Thomas. 2G3 G. street.
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CoMTNG ANp GOING.

Mrs. James Proctor Clarey and Mrs.
s. j. Stebbins. mother and sister of
Mrs Frank j.. stephens. arrived i'm
the city yesterday from the east and
are guests at the stephens home on
Thirteenth East street.
Mrs. James G. -Bcrrynil and Miss
Rachel Clarke OF Des Moines. Ia. are
at the Knutsford and VIII be enter
tained by salt Lake friends during
their stay in the city
Colonel Hugh Stanford. who has
been visiting his daughter Mrs. c. W
FldeId for some time. left Thursday
afternoon for his home la Michigan.
AIRS. Henry la Motto has discontiu-
ued her tuesdays at nome for the
warm weather
Miss Mayme Convey left Friday last
for visit az The faiE
Mrs. Joseph stowe Of Park city is
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visiting her daughter, AIRS. g L. Rood,
and Tecuperating from an Sattack OF
typhoid
AIRS. Theodore A. Baldwin VIII leave
during the week for her home IN Fort
Assinniboine, Montana.
Captain and Mrs. Briant II. Wells
are at home for a short time with MT.
and Mrs Thomas Jennings on First
street.
Miss lone Morrison arrived home
from Wellesley college yesterday 70
spend the summer with her parents,
MI and Mrs. S. w. Morrison
Mrs. D. Elliott Kelley win leave to-
morrow to spend the summer IN the
east
Mrs. ellsworth Daggett has discon-
tinued her Fridays at home for the
summer season.
Mrs. Joseph siegeI is Tia the city. the
guest for a time of Mrs. j. =. banl-
berger
A number Of salt Lakers viii san
from New York during the coming
week TO spend a summer abroad.
Among them are Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Weir and Mrs. and Miss Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.. Needham
viii be at home to their friends at 40
South Second West after June 20.
Miss Alice Holman viii graduate
from the New England Conservatory
Of Music the latter part Of the
month. and after spending a few weeks
at the fair. viii return TO her home IN
Sandy.
Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Ryan and Miss
Eleanor Peterson have taken the John
Marshall house on Fifth East street
for the summer and win be at home
hereafter TO their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer are set
tied in their new home at 90 First
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould B. Blakely are
at home for the summer at the resi-
dence Of W. H. Arnold, 141 South First
West street. They have as their guest
for a few days Mrs. La Quay Of Chi
cago.
Mrs Kissick. mother of Mrs. S. H.
PinkertOn. and Miss Alice SlaVan left
on Wednesday for California. Mrs.
Kissick viii spend the summer with
friends at ocean Park, while Miss Sla-
van will visit relatives in San Fran
cisco for a month
Mrs Ella Med. Leonard of Denver
is visiting with her parents, Judge ana
Mrs. S. McDowaH 12o West Fourth
South street.
Miss Ella Nelson left this week for
her home ia Mt. Pleasant on a visit
for a few days. Upon her return she
[ win depart for Berlin to continue her
studies under well known German vO-
calists.
=
Mr. and Mrs. 8. w. Morrison have
/ had for their guests for a few days
( Mrs. Sidney F. Wilcox and son Of New
York and Mrs. A. T. Kerr and son Of
/ San Diego, Cal
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MSS NORA GLEASON.


Teacher OF
PIANO. MANDOLIN AND GUI4 AR
studio. 13l East First south. Tel Il2j
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dancing party at SalCalr next WeQnes-
day evening, June p. Indications are
that there VIII be large attendance.
The club is q social organization among
the employees of Z. C. M. T., and has
large membership.
Miss Eva Watrous left Thursday for
an extended visit through Omaha, Iowa
and Missouri.
Fred Redman entertained Monday
evening at his home in honor of his
birthday. The rooms were decorated,
the parlOr and library In red and the
dining room in yellow and white. In
the guessing game Leone Hubert won
the prize, and about IL o'clock refresh
ments We're served. Those present
We're Roselle Pickering, lone Hubert,
Leone Hubert, Sadie Lawrence, Ethel
MOretOn. Anna Kyle. Sergla Fuller,
Verma Haight, Maggie MCNtChOIs, Ed
ma Hull Ruth Redman, Bryant More
ton, Walter Fra zier, Harry Hubert,
Hubert Wilkln, Earl Fuller, Raymond
Warner. Earl Wood. Harvey Kay,
Franklin Redman and Fred Redman.
Miss Edna Asay was surprised at her
home, 3 South Second West street, by
a number of her friends last week.
There was dancing. Refreshments
were served on the lawn. which was
decorated with japanese lanterns and
festOOns OF flowers. Those present were
May Rasmussen. Mabel MOuntford,
Edith Ellis, Ruth Quinn, Barbara kun
kle Johanna kuukle. Florence Riddle,
Hazel Miller. Eva Chisholm, Edna
Asay. Bert Ray. Willf0rd Ray. James
MOuntfOrd. John MOuntfOrd. Frank
MOuntford, James johnson, Harley
Carter, Cecil Yearsley Floyd Dern,
Harry Dern.
Next Friday the members and the
friends of the Thistle club VIII cele-
brate the anniversary OF the battle Of
BaunOckluFn in their hail. III West
First South street. The programme
viii consist OF songs rotations and
speeches. Judge Samuel Mcdowell will
give a short historical review Of the
battle.
The president of the Utah Women's
Press club, Mrs. Lucy A. Clark Of
Farmington viii entertain the club
and the general board Of the Primary
association at Lagoon next saturday
The wedding of Miss Edith shelby
and Evan Bert Williams took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver r.
Meredith last Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed Ey Bishop
Edwin r. Parry and Was witnessed by
only the relatives and intimate friends
The bride wore a dress OF white silk
mule and carried brides roses. Mr..
/ and MIS-. Williams VIII be az home TO
their friends after June % at 6l0 South
Third West street.
A home wedding OF the week was
that Of Miss Blanche Sparkling and
William =. Sheriff. which took place at
the home Of the brides parents
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Elmer J..
{ Goshen of the First Congregational
church The bride was attended by
Miss Louise Sheriff.. sister Of the
groom, as bridesmaid, and August Wiz
iken was the best man. Muslc was
furnished by Miss Nelson and Messrs.
Sparkling. t Berkhoel and Wolf The
bridal party stood beneath a canopy Of
palms and smilax, and the whole of the
house and grounds showed decorations
TIE bride wore a gown Of cream
%
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ANOTHER PLUM FOR DERGEs,
The Utah agency for the Cree-Dieks0u
book cases.
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs. Harold Russell was the guest Of
honor last evening at a high tea given
by Mrs. w W Ritter. at which sixteen
guests were entertained The long La-
bile was decorated entirely 10 pink, the
june idea being carried out in all the
appointments. in the center of the ta-
bic was a handsome caudelabrum
holding pink candles and shades, and
around the base of this was "a bank of
pink roses ANA ferns extending the
leuEth Of the table. ON alternating
corners were placed high candelabra
and tan vases ot the roses and baby
RIBBONS OF pale pink were tied through
the green Of the ferns The guests pres
ent TO meet Mrs. Russell were Mrs.
Eeber 81. Wells. Mrs. Richard j.. Nor
ris. Mrs. j. IL Moyie. airs. Kenneth c.
Kern. Mrs. James u. Jennings Mrs. Jo-
seDh H. Jennings. Mrs J. S. Ferguson,
Mrs j. -. Spencer, Mrs. Prank W..
JENNINGS, Mrs =. II. CiaWson Mrs
Leroy O. DinWo0dey, Mrs. j. e.. Tay-
Tor Mrs. j. ~ Game Mrs. Robert Eas~
ton<an Mrs a. S. Bower.
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett was the host
e-s Yesterday at a luncheon given Tor
airs harold Russell and Mrs. Frank
az Ienniugs. The long dining table
,vas decorated glir1 California peoples.
he brilliant gold OF the flowers filing
4ba reon with brightness Scattered
beds of the flowers retained the natural
order of their growth aia mace theif
beauty 50 muck the mere e1ectiTe. 4
long mirror iH the center q the .aote
cave the effect Ut miniature lake,
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GEORGE s. SKELETON.


Graduate from Trinity College. London.
References and studio, 20 Board Of Trads
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NEGOTIATIONS

The Ramblers' club viii give its first
dancing party at Saltair next Wednes-
day evening, June p. Indications are
that there VIII be large attendance.
The club is q social organization among
the employees of Z. c. NJ. J.. and has a
large membership.
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Miss Ella Nelson left this week for
her home ia Mt. Pleasant on a visit
for a few days. Upon her return she
win depart for Berlin to continue her
studies under well known German vO-
1.TfeFe
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I Mrs. KissieI. mother of Mrs. S. H.
PinkertOn. and Miss Alice Slavan left
on Wednesday for California. Mrs.
Kissick viii spend the summer with
friends at ocean Park, while Miss Sla-
van will visit relatives in San Fran
cisco for a month
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Miss Eva Watrous left Thursday for
an extended visit through Omaha, Iowa
and Missouri.
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Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Ryan and Miss
Eleanor Peterson have taken the John
Marshall house on Fifth East street
for the summer and VIII be at home
hereafter TO their friends.
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Mrs. Ella Med. Leonard of Denver
is visiting with her parents, Judge ana
Mrs. S. McDowaH. 120 West Fourth
South street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Needham
v-fII he All nome to their friends at 49,
south Second West after June 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gould b. Blakely are
at home for the summer at the resi-
dence Of W. II. Arnold, 141 South First
West street They have as their guest
for a few days Mrs. La Quay Of Chi
"a
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Next Friday the members and the
friends of the Thistle club VIII cele-
brate the anniversary OF the battle Of
Baunocklurn in their hail. III West
First south street The programme
viii consist OF songs, Rotations and
speeches. Judge Samuel Mcdowell will
give a short historical review of the
battle
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer are set
tied in their new home at 56 First
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. 6. w Morrison have
had for their guests for a few days
Mrs. Sidney +. Wilcox and son Of New
York and Mrs. A. T. Kerr and son Of
San Diego, Cal
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Miss Alice Holman viii graduate
from the New England Conservatory
Of Music the latter part OF the
month. and after spending a few weeks
at the fair. VIII return TO her home IN
Sandy.
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A number of salt Lakers viii sail
from New York during the coming
week TO spend a summer abroad.
Among them are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Weir and Mrs. and Miss Morgan
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The president of the Utah WOmen's
Press club. Mrs. Lucy A. Clark Of
Pennington. viii entertain the club
and the general board Of the Primary
association at Lagoon next Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy G. Dinwoodey
are TO be the special guests OF honor at
q large and elaborate evening reception
to be given by mr.. and Mrs Henry H.
DinwOodey Tuesday evening at their
home on First street.
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The main event in society at the
present moment Is the reception and
dance to be given at the post han to-
morrow night at which Captain ana
Mrs John b. Woodward viii entertain
for the officers ana ladies of the new
regiment. The event is looked forward
to with considerable Of a hutter, and
as the post people have already Gre
ated a most favorable impression on
the toWnf0lk who have met them, no
doubt 10 viii be bat the beginning Of
many rOurtesias for them
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The latest society craze in Paris Is
the making of bandages. Gatherings
have been held at the homes of the So
ciaI leaders. and while the fair fingers
roll bandages under the direction or
trained nurses, some well inrorme
member reads aloud. Perhaps I'm this
age the method seems rather primitive,
but the fad is being taken up I'm New
York as wei, and The products of sew
eraI such meetings have been forward
ed ~ the hospitals at the seat OF war.
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Mrs. Roscoe H. Claiming. Mrs. Union
W0rthingtou and Miss Mary Louise
Anderson win be the hOstesses at the
Country club next Saturday, and the
first game Of clock golf for the present
season viii be played.
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PLANS CHANGED AGAIN.
No Part of Capitol Hill Tunnel to Be
Done by Open Cut.


The Capitol Hill tunnel will not be con-
structed by the open-cut method on 1st
street to the south side of B street south
east, according to information obtained to-
day at the District building Mr.. Elliott
Woods, superintendent of Capitol buildings
and grounds, this morning informed Col.
John Biddle, Engineer Commissioner, that
he desired to recall the request made by
him the other day that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, be permitted to make
an open cut on list street as far as the
south side of b strest.
Superintendent Woods stated that a
change In the plan OF constructing the new
tives obviates the necessity Of making the
open cut mentfeneds and that the railroad
company does-nOt desire to use the OPEN
cut method to B street.
In hts letter to the commissioners several
days ago Mr. Woods stated that in order
foundations of the new office building 1t
was deemed necessary that the tunnel
through the northeast corner of the site be
constructed by the, open-cut process, and
for that reason he requested the Commits
sioners to grant the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company pernissionsto adopt that method
as far as the south side of B street. The
Commissioners had the request under con-
sideration. and though they were not de-
sirous OF permitting an open cut to be
distance. yet In view of the exigencies of
the situation they Indicated that 1t might
be necessary to grant the request.
BY the withdrawal Of the request this
necessity Is obviated. and It was stated to-
day that the work on the tunnel will pro-
coed from the present northern terminus
of the work by the boring process. accord-
Ing to the original plans.
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Inventors, scientists and physicians have for
years been trying to find some method whereby the
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to the last few years have met with failure. 1t
remained for comparatively young man, Mr.. X.
Leo Minges by name. to discover what many
others had failed to do.
Mr. Minges resides in Rochester, n. Y, and has
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experimenting the Cartilage, and his great eff
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large company, composed of Rochester's leading
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ing Mr.. Minges discovery and inventions before
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Mr.. Mnges has successfully used his method on
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TO GREET TIE VICTORS
CANTON WASHINGTON TO RE-
TURN HOME TONIGHT.
Stay-at-Homes to Welcome the Mem
bers Who Won the Drill
Team Prize.

At the session Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
held in Baltimore September. 1903. Canton
Washington. No. 1. Patriarchs Militant, the
local body of the semi military branch of Odd
Fellows, WON the first prize in an interstate
contest with some of the crack cantons OF
the United States. At that time one of abe
greatest ovations was rendered them on
their return ever given a local organiza-
ton.
Just one month ago this canton departed.
in their special cars. under direct supervi-
sion of representative of the Southern
railroad. and after a journey full of inter
est across the continent arrived in San
Francisco, where the Sovereign Grand
Lodge was about to convene, concerning
which the San Francisco Examiner says:
1.-THE city was never in more Respondent
holiday attire than now. Formally and with
greater pomp than ever attended previous
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Entertain the Soldiers.
scion. W. SCOT

A company OF ladies, representing the
North Capitol Branch Of the Washington
w. c. I. T.. entertained the soldiers at
Fcft Washington Thursday evening last.
The party of entertainers consisted of Mrs.
Randolph, District superintendent of sol
diers' and sailors department: Mrs. Theo-
dore Moore. president of the branch: Mrs.
S. III. Wiley Miss Elsie Moore. Miss Clara
Numbers. Miss Louise Farrow. Miss Eva
Herd. Miss Ruth Spher and Mrs. Lightner.
They were taken to the fort by Col. Rob
erts' steam launch.
The entertainment consisted of an ad-
Dress by Mrs. Moore. vocal selections by
Miss Numbers. violin solos by Miss Farrow
recitations by Miss Eva Herd, piano recital
by Miss Sipher and duets by Miss Farrow
and Miss Slpher
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Cats Mewing Saved Entire Family

A dispatch from Pottstown last night
says: But for the mewing of a pet cat the
entire family of Mrs. Lille A. Stern might
have been asphyxlated last night. When
Mrs. Stern was awakened by the cat she
found the bed room full of overpowering
fumes of coal gas that had come up from
a break In the kitchen stove pipe. She
along the floor and raise a window. Her
four children. Cora, Eva, Katie and Har-
old. who slept in adjoining rooms. were I'M
conscious. and 1t required the efforts Of
several physicians TO restore them to con-
seriousness
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
Harmonious Convention Named State
Ticket by Acclamation.

dispatch from Boston. Mass. last night
says: The Massachusetts, democratic state
convention nominated the following state
ticket yesterday afternoon by reclamation:
For governor, William L. Douglas, Brock
ton; lieutenant governor, John C. Crosby,
Pittsfield: secretary of state. Henry I.
Schaeffer, Winchester: treasurer and receiv-
err general Edmund c. Goldman. Boston:
auditor, Francois X. Tetreault. South
bridge: attorney general John p. Leahy,
Boston
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Workman Killed by Molten Iron.

A dispatch from Wharton. N. j., last
night saws: One man is dead and three
others are probably fatally burned as the
result OF the overturning of ladle of
molten Stag on furnace train at Wharton
furnace today. Harvey Morris. Edward
Bartlett and William George of Wharton
and John Smith of Oxford were riding in
the cab of the engine when the forward
wheels of the truck nearest the engine hit
contents Of the ladle over the four man.
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How [ Grew Tall
l STARTLING STORY WHICH WILL. INTER
EST ALL WHO ARE SHORT.

THE HEIGHT OF EITHER SEX CAN QUICKLY
BE INCREASED FROM TWO TO FIVE
INCHES THESE MARVELLOUS RE-
SUITS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED
AT HOME WITHOUT THE
KNOWLEDGE OF YOUR
MOST INTIMATE
+ r e D s..
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Arrangements have been made by the
Northeast Washington Citizens Association
to hold its first monthly meeting since the
summer recess on Monday, the 10th instant.
at O. clock pm. at Northeast Temple, 18th
and H streets northeast.