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81 90 Elegant Groom modern house
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car line. terms
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PooI Toom. 3 lablea rent - Z Yeau
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Rented fer lisa per month E-ruom
modern cottage. on Remington
income fer amount Invested. Lul
cash viii handle &C. A..
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An elegant ard artistic room new
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Kline 8nad view ~ Sound CORNER
sfaiN Terms 40 cash. balance 10
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s. zoo beautiful l.room residence. lot
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cash balance 60 suit
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g a1d room modern house. lot Dl
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On cath Ave South. f-ruum modern
cottage. = blocks from car and
school improvements HU iu. tlu
each. haiaucstii.aa per month. now
rented for fIspo As
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
ITALIAN SOCIETIES WILL
GIVE CHARITY BALL

The grand charity ball, given by the
United italian Societies of Washington
for the benefit of the poor of the city,
viii be given Tuesday night al the Ma
t!onal Rifles Armory. The program in
cludes about twenty-five waltzes and
dances
The committee on arrangements is as
follows:
Salvatore Desio, chairman; V. Di Gior-
sio. assistant chairman; C. Verdi, sec
retary; /. Geraci, treasurer; Mrs. z.
FineIli. Mrs. G. BaldUcci, Mrs. A Verdi.
NJ. Laurent. Phi Guiliani, A Urciolo, S.
Demisa, G. Cuneo, G. Chiaventone. G.
Marceliino, G. Perrone. G. Mortellaro.
p Messina, V. Tozzolo. L. CaposeIla,
a. Mercurio, Mrs. r. Chiaventone, Miss
A. Mastroiacasa. P. Radice, f. s. Gull,
F. Russo, S. Radice, O. VitaIe, c. 2.
zerega. r. Frazzano. a. Chicca. A
I'emma, c. Amato, NJ. RobertielIo a
Girardi, and L. D'Ambrosio.
Honorary members. L. Simi. C. A
Passagno, and T. Scnrpace.
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latter part of the month. will have more
applications for membership than they
can supply.
Each man who may desire to march
with the club VIII be required to sign a
roster, giving the company and regiment
with which he served, and if the appli-
cant be of the naval service, the name
OF the vessel, but in all cases the appli-
can't must be an nonorabIy discharged
veteran of either the Spanish war.
Porto Rican, China, or Philippine cam
paigns. The entire roster of men viii
be supplied with Il service khaki uniform
without any expense to the applicant.
A committee waited upon Il. W. War
ner and presented a formal application
for position in the parade The ap-
plication was fled and the club will be
in line. a letter was received from
President Roosevelt thanking the men
for christening the club after him. a
roster of the clui;' membership will be
nicely engrossed and sent to President
Roosevelt, a. Franklin Baumbauer, re-
cruiting officer, and Secretary William
a. Hickey. visited Alexandria. Va, yes
terday and recruited quite q number of
men who reside In that city and are en-
ployed in the Washington Navy Yard.
The regular meeting Of tha club will
be held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in the Re.,habite Temple, at 643 Louisi-
ana avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
NATIONAL C0NCLAVE
ORDER OF HEPTASOPHS

The regular bi-weekly meeting of Ma
tional Conclave, Improved Order Hepta-
sophs, was held in Scottish-Ritc Hall,
80 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, last
Thursday evening.
4 large number of members were
present, also visiting members from
Howard Perry, Columbia, and Potomac
Conclaves-
After the initiation Of Charles II. Tur-
ner. assistant United States District At
torney, the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year by Deputy
Supreme Archon w Perry, assisted by
his able corps:
Archen, George c. Gumn; secretary,
John II. Tiiton; financier, James c..
Jemison, treasurer, John r. Wright. jr. !:
past archon, harry A. Coleman; pro-
vost Edward l.. Ransden; prelate, w.
B. Hudson. NJ. D.; Inspector, S. H. Nc
Cauley; warder, William A. Coils; SEN
tincl. Thomas j. Mitchell; trustees, T,
c. Bache, Thomas j. Mitchell. and w.
H Wenger. NJ. d.
The newly installed archon made an
address thanking the members for the
honor conferred upon him He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Turner. and John Btddis.
who gave an interesting talk on fra
ternalism. NJ. Hayes Perry. on Hep
tasophism and a. r. Lewis and Dr.. g.
F. Gibbs on good of the order.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12

at 7:30 O'Clock this evening All broth
ers and sisters Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety, comrades of the G. a. r., ladies'
of the relief corps, and friends are ear
uestly requested TO attend and show
then. appreciation OF the rector.
Arrangements have been made for =
banquet to be held at Freund's Febru-
ary Is. at o'clock, in comfnemoratioa sf
LincoIn's birthday. and the following
speakers have accepted invitations: w
f. Andrews. auditor Treasury Depart
nlent; the Rev. DR.. Sontag, rector 6
Grace Episcopal Church; Col w. q.
Mabry, Benjamin F. Bingham, past de-
partment commander. G. a. r.; Capt.
Henry Castle. Edgar Alien. national
counselor, Sons of Veterans, Of Richs
mond, Va, and 5. r. Cameron, coun-
selor OF law
Major =. r. Campbell, past command
er-in-ehief. Sons of Veterans. viii act az
toastmaster; the Seventh Calvary Band
has been engaged to furnish the music
for the occasion. All those that find
it convenient to attend viii notify J.
T, Bond. chairman of committee, 10 =
street northwest, forty-eight hours Ia
advance.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO THE MACCABEES

Sir Knight Fred Beslaw, one of the
charter members of District Tent No,
8, died Friday night at his home in
South Washington. The order will miss
him, as well as the community in which
he lived
Mount Vernon Tent, No. i, had very
wei attended meeting on Thursday
night last
j. NJ. Ermerins. general organizer, re
turned to this city on Friday, and will
remain until after the class initiation
on Monday night
State Commander D. w Gau has
made official visits TO all the tents in
his Jurisdiction of recent date. and re-
ports all in progressive condition, and
the order in this city was never advanc-
ing as it is now. At his recent visit TO
Anacostia Tent, No. Z, the usual feast
was spread which is always for him az
that tent
Next Monday night the Maccabee will
initiate a class of new members in Ma
sonic Temple of over 900. The class in
itiated in Baltimore on Thursday night
was I55 members.
William White, of Anacostia Tent, No.
I, received this week en installment
from the sick and accident department
Of the Maccabees. This IS separate from
the life benefit department. and for a
roninaI sum sick and accident are both
covered
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
UNITY CLUB 1874
HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING

The monthly meeting of the executive
committee of the Unity Club G87D, at
the residence of Charles T. Windle, on
Harvard street, turned into social af-
fair.
After confirming the action of the
president fr arranging for the next lee
ftre and entertainment of the club in
the pariors of the Riggs House on Feb
rlary Il. and the appointment of Samuel
x. jacobson, William d. CulIeen, Fill
more Harrison. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Haywood,
and Mrs Anna Elliott as the committee
on program for the remainder of the
season. social session was held, d
number Of members of the club having
beer. invited in connection with the exc
cutive committee
In conformity with the objects OF the
club the exercises We're principally in
the literary line. consisting of reeita-
lions by Capt S. II. jacobson. Harry
". selah. and Mrs c. T. Windle; tree
guessing exercise, with Z. l. N1ndie
as teacher. and pertinent remarks by
col. George Lawrence. the program be
ing irlterpresed with songs by W d
CulIeen. Refreshments We're then abud-
antly served.
Among those in attendance were Presi-
dent L. H Patterson, Secretaries r. W
Alexander and L. III. Carver; {. T
WindIe, S. II. jacobson, W. d. Culleen,
II. w Selah, George Lawrence. Mrs.
". T Webb. Miss Helen NJ. SeiferI +.
Dwight, Miss Anna Elliott, and Mrs.
NattS.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
WILL LEASE QUARTERS
FOR A RENDEZVOUS

The Military and Naval Society is
seeking suitable quarters as Il national
rendezvous here. II will lease a suita BILE
building for i term of years with priVi-
Icse of purchase. Secretary W. O.
BRYAN will call for proposals for lease
Forty-seYen acceptances were received
from gentlemen throughout the Union.
interested in the Enterprise, TO invita-
ticne to meet here for organization dur
ing inaugural week. The $1l 400 sub
scrfbed toward purchase of the Army
and Navy Club will be applied toward
furnishing and inaugurating the club
house TO be leased.
Spanish war officers throughout the
country. members Of the society, are al
,t ,--~.,,,f,~, ,,,e - f. o,-s-,s-. ,s VI
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
INTERESTING LECTURE
ON MUSICAL TONES

The most unique lecture given for the
free lecture course under the appropri-
alton made by Congress for that pur-
pose, was given Friday night by n.
Floyd Featherston on Musical Tones
and Tone-ProG uc1ng Qualities
After giving the history of musical
Instruments in general and separating
them into their several classes, which is
done with the method of producing tone
as a basis, he proceeded TO illustrate
the classif1cations by using a large col
lection of instruments, explaining the
construction and reasons therefor with
each
It was one of the few lectures with
no dry and uninteresting periods. and
demanded the attention of the auditors
from beginning to end.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
IN HOME AND SCHOOL

At the triennial convention in Wash
ingtoE. of the National Congress OF
Mothers, March 10 to II. there will be
for the first time a session devoted TO
religious education in home and sche' u.
Sunday. March u, has been set apart for
this purpose.
Among the speakers who have been
invited and who will be present. are
Bishop Satterlee. Miss Mary Hutcheson,
Of Cleveland, Ohio. vice president Of the
Ohio Congress of Mothers, and Rabbi
Joseph Krauskopf, of Philadelphia.
1t is expected that Mrs, Margaret
Sangster will also speak.
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veteran woman journalist, Mrs. Briggs
"O1ivia"
Roll call was responded to, historically
and POLITICALLY.
Mrs. Alex Kent gave a sketch of the
life of Sir John Moore. Mrs. Hawkes.
recited the well-known beautiful poem
on his burial.
Mrs. A. Alexander had a long and in
teresting essay on Napoleon in Spain,
followed by a shorter but still interest
ing one compiled by Miss Chamberlain
on Napoleon in Austria. and the Berlin
and Milan Decrees'
Miss Bennett told of the Albert me-
mortal and some incidents of Austrian
history, and read extracts from her book
of travels, describing the city of Vienna.
Mrs Nailor read of Napoleon in Rome,
and of his distribution of thrones.
The next meeting will be February IA,
with Mrs. Nailor, at 1903 Ninth street
northwest
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
SKETCH OF THE HISTORY
OF ORDER OF RED MEN

White Eagle Tribe. No. II, Improved
order of Red Men, which meets every
Thursday sleep at F'our-and-a-half ana
C streets southwest, has, since It's IN
stitution- five years ago, been active III
the ranks of the order. This was eVi-
denced at its meeting on the second
sleep of snow moon. when its represent
atives. who had returned to the tribe
from the meeting of the great coullcli
of the District. reported the suggestions
made bv the newly elected great sachenl'
ID. J. Marvin.
One of these was the appointment of
some member by each tribe in the Teser-
walton as press correspondent The
tribe Immediately appointed Past Sa-
chem 8 NJ Pearson as such.
This tribe is composed of young men,
earnestly working for the three cardi-
nal principles of the order. freedom,
friendship. and charity. The question
has often been asked: What is the In
proved Order of Red Men?"
The answer is that it is the Oldest
fraternity of purely American origin
II can definitely trace It's history back
to 17eo, having its origin in those pa
triotic societies. the objects of which
were resistance to British tyranny and
ultimately the freedom Of the colonists.
All through the period of the Revoiu-
tionary war. and also the French and
Indian wars, the Red Men We're greatly
IN evidence, and are proud to note
among their members such men as Paul
Revere. George Washington, Lafayette,
and other equally prominent patriots.
The order has always followed the
fag,'' and when troops went to the
Philippine Islands the influence Of the
order was felt and il was the first Amer
lean fraternaI organization in the Phil
iurfue Islands
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
ROOSEVELT CLUB is
PREPARING TO MARCH

For the past few weeks the. executive
and recruiting committees of the Roose-
Welt club of Spanish war veterans, sail
ors, and marines have been busiiy en-
gagged in arranging the details for their
participation in the inaugural ceremon-
les. Almost every Spanish war veteran
in the city has been seen or conmuni-
Gated with by the clubs representa-
tives soliciting their cooperation on
March 4.
There will be an exceptionally large
body of veterans in line, and, as there is
no expense for admission to the clubs
membership, the. club managers, by the
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
LINEAL SOCIETY OF THE
SPANISH WAR VETS

The Lineal Society of the Spanish
War elected officers, for the ensuing
year at its last meeting. Only one name
was placed in nomination for each office
a unanimous ballot being cast by the
secretary for each candidate With two
exceptions the officers of last year we're
reelected and are as follows:
Chief ruler Mrs. f. S. Hodgson chief
adviser, Mrs. q. w. Driver, assistant
adviser, Mrs. Leta NJ. Ferguson:
deaconess, Mrs. j. f Nolan: chief of
finance, Mrs. Alice Estes; chief OF
records. Mrs. William j. Phillips; sem
try. Mrs. l.. S. Adams; aide, Miss Anna
s. Ferris; standard bearer, Miss Nora
Lynch
The members Of the society, in Co
lonial costume, viii hold a Martha
Washington tea in Spanish War Vet
eran's Hall on February 20. Songs and
fecitations will be features of the oc-
casion. A short dance will be the last
number on the program which VIII con-
clude with the Virginia reel; those who
participate will wear the dress of old
Colonial days.
Those having charge of the proposed
entertainments Miss Ferris. Mrs
Driver on, Mrs. Johnson
NJ Adams, Mrs Estes
Dolph, Mrs. Cox
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
STUART ENcAMPMENT
HOLDS SOCIAL SMOKER

At the last session of Fred D. Stuart
Encampment. No. I, /. o. O. F., much
interest was displayed by the members
in the purposes Of the order. The mem
hers indulgad in smoker, during which
the patriarchs exchanged greetings, and
discussed the reception to be given IL
honor of Gen. NJ. a Raney, commander
iu-chief Of the pat:iarchs militant, the
highest officer of that branch of Odd
Fellowship.
The great popularity Of the general
VIII undoubtedly insure him a rousing
reception. II fs expected that nearly
every patriarch of this jurisdiction. as
we'll as those OF Alexandria, Va, will
be present.
The reception will be given in the hall
of Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. J,
on Tuesday evening, February Is.
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Much Interest in the
Ranks OF D. A. R.
Over Election.
White Eagle Tribe Active
in Ranks OF the
Red Men.
Smokers, Entertainments
and Special Meetings
of Clubs.

With the annual Continental Congress
of the Daughters Of the American ReVo-
luton little moro than two months
eff the campaign for the election of a
president general is beginning to wax
warm.
Every member of the society comedies
that Ii the rules of the organization
and the president generals inclination
would permit. Mrs. FairbaT ks would
again be elected to the position but as
both forbid it, it is now up to the So
ciety to put up one or more candidate
for the place.
Caucus Plan Fails.
It has been learned that during the
past week matters had come to such d
point that several women came to
Washington for the purpose OF calling
a caucus when candidate strong
enough to enlist the support OF the ma
jority might be named Despite the fact
that a number of women were in Wash
ington attending the board meeting, few
of them responded to the call for a
caucus meeting, and the idea had TO be
abandoned. It has now been decided to
call a caucus on April 15. just two days
before the assembling of the congress
This Will give but two days in which
to settle on candidate.
Both factions have confidence IN elect
ing their candidates whenever the names
are submitted.
Three IN the Lead.
But three names now figure prominent
" in the contest. These are Mrs. stern
berg. of the District of Columbia; Mrs
Donald Mel. can, of New York, and Mrs-
Lippitt, of Rhode Island.
All three have enlisted strong support,
and the contest promises to be hard
fought. Committees have not organized
but active campaigning is going on. and
when the congress opens in April every
body will be prinaed for the great battle.
1T is believed that. although there are
but three candidates in the field. there
will be a number of new aspirants Tor
first honors when election time draws
Ilaor
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
WILL GIVE OPERA
AT SOLDIERS HOME

The Operatic Dramatic Club. under
the direction of George Lawrence, will
give an operate performance on Friday
evening. February "a, at st, Elizabeth $,
and at the Soldiers Home theater on
Tuesday, February IS. The opera, a
travesty on society. by the late Hub
bard Smith, "a New Year Reception,
is full of comicai situations. and with
the music Mr.. Lawrence has introduced
makes it a, very attractive piece. The
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
ST. MARKS MEMS CLUB
VIEW LEGERDEMAIN TRICKS

The St. Marks Mems Club of Capitol
Hul on Thursday night had Henry r.
Evans IS its entertainer in legerdernain.
At intervals an orchestra composed of
Edwin Hart, George Johnston and c.
H. Kuhn rendered selections of music.
The large attendance of members and
friends present rapturously applauded
9fr. Evans skill in performing sIeight-of-
hand tricks.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the evening.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
SOLDIERS UNION WILL
HEAR HARLAN LECTURE

The Soldiers Union of the First Con-
gregational Church viii hold its regular
monthly meeting in the social room of
the church on Monday evening at 8
o'clock, at which time Mr. Justice Har-
Ian, of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, is expected to speak on Con
dit!ons in Kentucky from 1860 TO 1865
Admission free
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET ON TUESDAY

At the meeting of the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry, to be held at the
George Washington University iwest
halD, Tuesday afternoon, the subject for
discussion will be 'Descartes' Argu-
nlents for the Existence of God
The leading speakers will be Prof.
William s. Bishop, of the University OF
the South, and the Rev. DIR. Frank H.
BigeIow. Of Washington
An students of philosophy are invited
to attend.
The Washington times., 1905-02-12

cast is well up in the parts, and includes
some fine voices.
The chorus will be large and the Gus
tuning elaborate.
Applications for membership with the
view of taking part in this production
should be made to the director Tuesday
evening at his studio, 1914 Thirteenth
street northwest. a few more singers
are needed for the chorus
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
: OF u.TO CELEBRATE
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

Special services in commemoration ef
Lincoln will be held by the Rev. Dr.
sontag at Grace Episcopal Church, cor
ner of Ninth and D streets southwest,
The Washington times., 1905-02-12
MRS. FOSTER ENTERTAINS
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB

The Excelsior Literary Club held its
regular Tuesday afternoon meeting at
the heme of its former president. Mrs.
Addie W. Foster, the present fneum-
bent. Mrs +. A. Hawkes.. presiding.
Eighteen members attended, and six
The Washington times., 1905-02-12

lenwater: Thursday, recital by the Fri
day Morning String Quartet; Saturday,
reading by the Hon. George a. Loud.