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The Washington times., 1905-02-05

day evening at RauseheT-s. which was
a very brilliant success. y novel fea-
ture Of the evening was the performing
of operate selections by the Congress
sional String Quartet during the inter-
mission between every dance and while
refreshments were being served.
The chaperones for the occasion were
Mrs. 2 J. Byrne. Mrs. William q.
Sehaf3irt, ard Mrs. Boswell
a large number of Washington people
attended the dance al Annapolis last
Monday night, among the number being
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Paul
Morton, Miss Pauline Morton, Miss Oh
ga Converse. daughter Of Pear admiral
George A Converse, chief of the Bureau
Of Navigation: Miss Helen Chafee.
daughter of Lieut.. Gen Adna R Chat
fee; Misses Huff. Madeleine LOOMS.
Cain, Emma Cain. Edna and Blanche
Hayes, Rose Bradford. daughter or
Rear Admiral Bradford Sands. Morgan,
Wade, Post, King. Davidson, Mrs. King.
Misses Smith. Helm, Scott, Knox. Ste
yens Munroe. Elliott. Klein. Mrs A.
B. Nreeland, Misses VreeIand, Bern
ham. Land, and Mrs Rollins.
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e the social life of Washington during
~ giving three distinctly different entertain
following these during the
smalld fnnerp parties, at homes luncheons.
attached the White House week the
President and
Tuesday night entertaining Supreme
Roosevelt her last OF the
terday.
predominant the dining the SUI
preme the
stately a
There
guests for the Supreme Court dinner dneVe well chosen list
guests. LaFage
the staying the White House over
night
Whatever of nhospay may have been laid at the diplomats
the British embassy al
the until
unqualified enjoy
Lady Duand is typical little English lady OF the approved
woman dainty gentle highly sensitive and refined and hence
methods entertainment and en-
enguf Washington society and make of an
initial OF me other places
of velvet with quantity rare lace and
1a a her and was also naint and decidedly British in
couture English
formal the reception
Monday night at the Italian Embassy
attending
others Refreshments music and dane
element of society
attention hundreds of friends and before taking
Belgian
legation fine odashoned house with hall the center located IN n
street the Metropolitan Club for afternoon tea Here as at the
British splendid costume making the
alta particularly
the Cabinet people exception probably.
the Treasury and Mrs
while Miss Shaw has issued in
her girl friends for valentine luncheon the fol-
Mrs Fairbanks be
Mrs wynne wife Of the Postmaster General
of the painful to her friends has
with the Post
will the President and Mrs Roosevelt at dinner
T
that afternoon meet Mrs
D. A R of Pennsylvania
Wednesday
under
popular mothers of this years debutans
will Congressional reception at the
affair includes generally in those
members of the House In word is
with the
President during
DepeW General Draper are down
will
social calendar the fitting
MI
filed position
him into other walks Of life and he is now small salared position
Washington Light Company works hard
wealthy likes Wash
the official
had compared lists
actually happened and the er gathered
OF
Representatives wives with
sue
a
finely
well
the
dinner book amid much laughter and jest and now that the secret
official
thus have collection of autographs
! pofn anduu return will
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Dinners

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were among the numerous
dinner hosts of Washington last night.
entertaining the Secretary of War and
Mrs Taft, Senator and Mrs Cullom,
Senator and Mrs Fairbanks, Senator
Kean, Miss Kean, Lieutenant General
and Mrs. Chaffee. General and Mrs. Gill
lespie, Justice and Mrs. Loring. Of Bos-
ton, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spen-
Ger, Mrs Nicholas Longworln, Colonel
Raspopoff, of the Russian embassy;
Major Won Etzel, of the German en-
bassy; the Counselor OF the French
Embassy and Nine des POrtes de la
Fosse, and Captain Fournier.
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Hitchcock entertained at dinner last
night Sir Lang Cheng, the Chinese min
lister; Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Alger. Commissioner and
Mrs. Francis E. Leupp, Assistant Secre-
tary and Mrs. PIERCE, Admiral ana Mrs
Van Reypen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Hen
derson, jr., and MIR. and Mrs. Chatard
Senator and Mrs Elkins gave a din
ner last night for the Governor Of West
Virginia and Mrs. White. and the Gov
ernor-elect and Mrs. Dawson. Invited
to meet them were Senator and Mrs
Scott, Representative and Mrs. Hughes,
Representative and Mrs. Dayton, Rep
resentative and Mrs. woodward, Rep
reseetatfve and Mrs DoVenor Repra-
sentative and Mrs. Livingston, Mrs.
Richard Mccormick, Senator Davis. Mr.
and Mrs George Bowers, and Represen-
tative and Mrs. Dalzeil
The Cuban Minister and Nine Que
sada have issued invitations for a DIM
In nf he Mexican m has
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Dances.

Invitations have been issued for the
first of a series of dances at the navy
yard, next Thursday afternoon. The
dances were started earlier in the sea
son. and were very successful, but aban-
doned because il was not understood
that they We're given by invitation only.
The members of the Capital Yacht
Club gave their first annual dance Fri
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Mrs w. H. sholes win be at home to.
morrow and the second Mondays in Feb
ruary, assisted by Mrs. George c.
Sholes. Mrs. c. NJ. Hammett, Mrs. APP
pleton F. Clark, jr., Mrs. Walter 5.
Dodge. Mrs. Samuel Lewis. Mrs Ed
ward W. Spalding. Mrs James H. Spaid-
ing, Mrs. Edward s. York, Miss Hender-
son, Miss Louise Jarvis. Miss Major,
and the Misses. Shallenberger.
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Receptions

Mrs. Moran will be at home informally
Tuesdays in February and March. She
will give u dinner next Friday evening
and a luncheon Friday week in honor
of Mrs. John Melton Hudgins
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Major and Mrs. Samuel II. Walker will
leave tomorrow for a trip to Florida
Owing TO her absence from the city she
will not be at home tomorrow OF other
Mondays in February. as announced.
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February 8, At 2i1I o street. She VIII
have assisting her her mother and sister,
Mrs and Miss kefm.
Mrs Alexander has changed her resi-
dence from. 1901 r street 10 1926 s street,
Mrs BENJAMIN Butterworth will not
be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Clayton E. Emig has as her
guest Miss Sara Detweiler. and will be
at home Monday, February 49, from 3
to 8.
Mrs. Louis Pendieton Darrell will be
at home at the Woodley Wednesday,
February Is.
Mrs. J. Finney Engle, of 700 North
Carolina avenue southeast, will be at
home tomorrow and February 20, from 8
to 6. when she will be pleased to see her
| friends.
Mrs. Louis A. Dent, of 171S Riggs place.
who has been Ill for several weeks, is
| now convalescent. and will be at home
Tuesday, February q, and the following
Tuesdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King returned from
their bridal trip today, and with Mrs.
Kings mother will be at home at 1892
Sixteenth street. Thursdays In February.
| Mrs. William Henry White, of 10 Sec
ond street, Capitol Hill. will not be at
nome tomorrow, but will receive the re-
naming Mondays throughout the sea-
son.
| Mrs. Montgomery E. Danforth will not
| DC at hoT-.e On February s, but will be at
nome to her friends on Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is. from TO 6.
| Major and Mrs Richard Sylvester
| have cards out for an evening reeep-
ton. to II, February 10. the date being
the twentieth anniversary of their
| wedding
Mrs. w E. De Riemer and Miss Grace
H. De Riemer. 931 street northwest,
! viii be at home February and Febru-
airy z, from to o'clock
Mrs. Roger William Duffey will be at
home February and q, SIC n street
| northwest.
Mrs. CHARLES Wilbur Fairfax, 1922
Twenty-fiTst street northwest, will be
at home Tuesdays in February, except
ing Tuesday the 18th.
Ethel Ullman of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. Rich, 1921
| Ei@hth street northwest. and viii be
at home Sunday.
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Miss Williamson, daughter of Repre-
sentative Williamson OF Oregon. viii not
be at home Tuesday, but will receive
with Mrs Patterson Friday, February
TO- from to :. at the MARLBOROUGH.
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The West Virginia delegation IN Con-
gress dined last evening at the home
Of Senator Eikins. Politics in the ma
ton and particularly matters affecting
rate legislation suggested the questions
under discussion and many views were
offered
membership of the delegation
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Mrs. Douglass, wife of Lieut.. r s.
Douglass, l.. s. N, is the guest OF Miss
e E. Sims, at the Essex, 1922 n street,
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Morley, and other ladies' at SO B street
northwest, will receive Mondays, Feb
rIIarN 6 and 90 from To 5
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Brig. Gen. Francis Moore, T. s. n,
has returned from Honolulu, H. I. Mrs.
Moore and Miss Jessie Moore will re-
turn about February Is.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

dor and Sonora de Azpiroz, February
IS. and on February y Will entertain a
dinner party to meet the French Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. II. c. Adams, wife of Represen-
tative Adams of Wisconsin; Mrs. Henry
Casson, wife of the sergeant-at-arms OF
the House: Mrs d. e WEIGH Mrs G. r
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Representative and Mrs. Ernst F.
Aeheson, Of Washington. Pa, have
taken apartments at the Nornandie for
the rest of the season.
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Mrs. Clayton E. Emig has as her
guest Miss Sara Detweiler. and will be
at home Monday, February 10. from 3
to 8.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Flower Smith
have sent out invitations for q dinner
Tuesday evening, February IA. a.t their
residence, 719 Park avenue. Baltimore.
to meet Mrs. Armistead Peter OF Wash
ington
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Mrs. Edison Bradley, who has been in
New York for the past week, has now
gone to her shooting box in South Car
olina, where she will remain until
February 20, when she will again return
TO Washington and take part In the clos
ing social events Of the season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Because OF the sickness of her son,
Mrs Calvin De Witt will be unable to
receive or TO return visits for the pres
emf
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Col. E. s. Godfrey, Ninth Cavalry, who
Is on leave of absence from Fort Riley,
Kan. is staying at 1872 Sixteenth street.
He will be in the city until early next
week
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Mrs Louis Pendteton Darrell will be
at home at the Woodley wednesday,
February i.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs BENJAMIN Butterworth will not
be at home tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs William Alexander Hill VIII be
home Thursday, February y, Tor the las
time This season
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. William r. Hodges VIII be a
home Thursday. February .. at tn
Cumberland.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. H. c. Rakemann will be at home
9l8 NJ street northwest, Wednesdays
February and 90.
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Social Gossip

Lieut.. c. A Seoane, Third Cavalry, is
staying at the Army and Navy Club. in
this city, where he arrived yesterday.
He is on leave Of absence from Fort
Yellowstone. Wyo-, and viii be here for
a few days.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. Howard Reside, 1873 Nineteent
street, has tea cards out for Saturday
February II, i to I.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. ]. Riffard AIickle and Miss Addit
r. Mickle will be at home TO thei1
friends Wednesdays, February and 10
e33 Westminster street northwest
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Lient. Col. Edgar R. Robertson, q.
S. A, Mrs. Robertson and Miss Rob-
ertson will spend the winter in this city
at 1886 Oregon avenue
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

February s, At 2i17 o street She viii
have assisting her her mother and sister,
Mrs. and Miss keim.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. J. Finney Engle, of 700 North
Carolina avenue southeast, Will be at
home tomorrow and February 20, from 8
to 6. when she will be pleased to see her
friends.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs Louis A Dent, of 171s Riggs place,
who has been Ill for several weeks, is
now convalescent. and will be at home
Tuesday, February q, and the following
TUESDAYS
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Mrs Alexander has changed her resi-
dence from. 1901 r street 10 1926 S street
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. E. H Du Hamel and family are
at the Olympia, Fourteenth and Roam
oke streets, and viii be at home on
Mondays.
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Mrs. Charles Wilbur Fairfax, 1922
TWenty-fiTst street northwest, will be
at home Tuesdays in February, except
ing Tuesday the 18th
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Mrs. Kutz, wife of Captain Kutz. T.
&. E. c., will be at home Wednesday,
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Ethel Ullman of Brooklyn, \. Y, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. Rich, 1921
Ei@hth street northwest. and viii be
at home Sunday.
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Mrs. Rutherford, wife of Capt. Robert
C. Rutherford, gave a delightful recep-
ton from to Friday. when she intro
fuced her young daughter-in-law. Mrs
Robert &. Rutherford, jr., wife OF Lieu
tenant Rutherford, L. S. A, 10 the
Washington friends of the family.
A stringed orchestra played. me
house was profusely adorned with flow
ers and plants, and was crowded with
guests representing both official and
resident society, as well as the army
contingent Mrs. r. a. Nottingham,
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Ruther-
ford, assisted III the hospitality and
Mrs. Marye served the punch
Mr.. and Mrs. B H Warner have
been entertaining their friends in sec
tions of fifty by d series Of club enter
tainments every Friday evening, in
which music science, and art have been
leading features The OCCASIONS have
been most delightful TO those who have
been present, as in general character
they have been so widely different from
such social features in that they have
been improving and instructive as well
as entertaining.
Mrs H G. Thyson and the Misses
Thyson will be at home informally
| Thursday, February 9, and the remain
! ing Thursdays in February.
Mrs. Henning will be at home on Sat
urday, February II, for the last time
| this season
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King returned from
their bridal trip today. and with Mrs.
Kings mother will be at home at 1892
Sixteenth street. Thursdays In February.
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Mrs. Henning will be at home on Sat
urday, February II, for the last time
this season
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

The Cuban Minister and Mime. Que
sada have issued invitations for a dim
ner In honor of the Mexican AmbassA-
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

The wedding day for Miss Anita Poor
and Lieutenant Roscoe I. Buimer' L.
s. N, has been set FOR March I! me
ceremony Will be at noon, and Will take
place at Rauscher S, III this city.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Miss Hawley. who managed the Army
Relief Society benefit at the National
Theater, in this city, May II last, an
nounces Johannes Miersch, concert yio-
linist OF Berlin, in a violin recital at the
Washington Club, 1716 I street north
west. Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
A number OF prominent ladies Of the
army circle are among the patronesses.
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Continued on Page s, This seetion.)
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
John NJ Ellicott are now located at
1929 Rhode Island Avenue Mrs. Eli
colt will be at home Tuesdays in Feb
ruary.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith have as
house guest Miss Mary AiIinger, OF
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. William NJ. Stewart, wife Of ffls
Senator from Nevada, has gone ia q fd-
ison, Ga, TO visit her sister. Mrs-Sssoel
Bfllups, and will remain for several
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Count Joseph Won yenckheim, xneuU
appointed attache Of the Austrian &m-
bassy, who comes to fiji the place *
Count Hoyos, has just arrived In
washington.
The Washington times., 1905-02-05

Mrs. William Henry White, of 10 Sec
ond street, Capitol Hill. will not be at
nome tomorrow, but will receive the re-
naming Mondays throughout the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28

JAMES B. APPLEBY FALLS FROM
ROOF TO BASEMENT.

James y. Appleby, a carpenter fell from
the roof of the building of the Chaplin
Sachs Manufacturing Company. Ist and NJ
streets northeast, this morning and was
instantly killed He fell distance of
about fifty-two feet and struck pie of
iron pipe in the basement of the structure.
fracturing his skull and cutting and brus-
ing his body. Chester Lohr, assistant SUI
perintendent of the morgue removed the
body from the scene of the accident to tho
morgue. after the remains had been view
ed by the coroner.
Mr. Appleby was forty-nine years old and
lived with his wife and children at No. "a
h street northeast. He left home this
morning at the usual hour to go to work.
and had been away from the house less
than one hour before a message reached
there telling of his death. The carpenter
was in the employ of Daniel w. Fretz, SUI
perintendent OF the manufacturing COM
pany, and was at work putting on a tenn
porary roof this morning. When he step
ped upon the end of plank the plank tilt
ed and he was precipitated through the
scaffod.ng to the basement, as stated.
Policeman Montgomery of the second
precinct was summoned TO the building,
and he took charge of the remains. after a
physician had declared that l!fe was ex-
tinct. Coroner hewitt reached the build
ing shortly after the accident occurred.
made an examination OF the body aud
building and directed that the remains be
removed to the morgue. Statements made
to the coroner by persons about the build
Ing convinced him that the affair was an
accident.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James Brown and Estella Stewart
Stmms Hayden and Mary E. Thomas.
Harrison Brown and Bessie Gassaway
Edward G. Kennedy of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
and Louise d. Duncan of this city.
Stephen II. Jones and Carrie Johnson.
James Fl. Graves and Moliie E. Barker
both of Richmond. Va
William II. Shea and S. Mabel Waugh
Carr Dietz, jr., and Frances |. McCathran
Clarence A. Lindsay of New York city
and Meta r. Atschu of this city
Harry Fields and Susie Maherns.
Thomas w. Webster and Georgetta Kah-
lert.
Robert G. Clarke of Fairfax county. Va,
and Carrie J.. Brown Of King George coun-
ty, Va.
Henry A. Bigiey and Ida c. Wright.
Francesca Petrone and Rosa ToZzolo
II. Waddell Pratt and Mary Maxwell
Syme
Charles F. Berger of Herkimer. N. Y,
ana Grace q. Skinner of this city
Robert {. Mitchell and Lula c. Hughes
Albert B. Camper and Erna K. High. boil
of Roanoke, Va.
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Hotel Arrivals.

New WillarG-E Taussig New York: c.
Midson, London, England W. Stanley
Rice, Boston; Milton f. Hone, Baltimore
John I.andstrcet. Richmond. Va; John
S. Ames, Boston; \. II. Littlefed, Paw
tucket r. J.
Shoreham-D. R. Stuart. Montclair n J.;
A. B. Kittredge. South Dakota; Miss c. s.
Stavely, .Palraska, Pa; T. a. Croker and
Mrs. Croker, Denver, Col. Mrs. H. o. In
derwood, Belmont, Mass: Miss f. NJ. Cush-
ing. Boston.
Arlington-C b. Price and Mrs Price
Pittsburg; P. ]. McKenna, Bay Ridge, n
Y. N B. Smith Toronto, Canada: George
]. Reardon. New York; IL. j. Brooks New
York city.
Raleigh-W. T. Gillian, Richmond. Va;
NJ. NJ. Ritchey, Birmingham, Ala. A L.
Brooks, Greensboro, II. c.; w. r. Rout-
well and Mrs. Routwell, Norfolk; II. p.
Fuller. Tacoma, Wash; William II. Stur-
gis, Boston.
Ebbitt-F. c. Ormsby. New York: F. ].
O'Connor, New York; A; Merritt and Mrs.
Merritt, Philadelphia; John E. Bird, Adrian,
n. c.; D. Bglow, New York.
Riggs-Crawford Jackson, Atlanta, Ca:
Judge J. e. Robbins and Mrs. Robbins,
Mayfield., Ky; 6, L.; Owens and Mrs.
s GTee Ia Il Dos s Reesf Pb M9ai
phia; G. r. Hail. Hartford. Conn
st. James-R. H. Fleming, Kentucky; w.
d. Davis and Mrs Davis. Charlotte, n. c.;
Paul NJ. Pearson, Philadelphia; n. A Cray,
St. Paul, Mimi; H. F. Doyle and Mrs
Doyle, New York; w. c. Fellows, Brming-
ham, Ala; John w. Doe, Bar Harbor, Me;
J. Hanna, Toronto, Canada; Harry d.
ziegler Philadelphia; l. Becker, Paterson,
n. j.; r. H. Hewitt and Mrs. Hewitt, Los
Angeles.
Hotel Gordon-Mrs. Fred Thorne Miss
Nellie Thorne. Mr.. Thomas Thorne Miss
NJ. X. Barrow, all of New York; Miss
Suzanne Perry New York; julie ]. Carson,
New York: Mortimer NJ. Mahony, Brook
lyn; William Davis and Mrs. Davis. New
York; j. i. Hay1nan and Mrs. Hayman,
New York: Jack Frank, New York.
Hotel Normandie-John C. Laird, New
A Machine, New Orleans, La: s. ]. Kenny,
Newark, N. j.; r. 3. w. Randolph, Tren-
ton, n. j.: Edward Lyon and Mrs. Lyon
New York: Herman SDeck, Derby. Conn:
Fred Gosseline, Liberty, n. Y; Philo
Northup, New Milford, Conn; Mr. A. Gar
ton and Mrs. Carton. Galveston. Texas.
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FUNERAL OF FRED H. WHITE.
Services Postponed to Permit Sister to
Attend

The funeral services over the remains of
the late Fred II. White Will take pace
from the residence of his brother. Mr.. s.
NJ. White. 400 New York avenue north
west, on Wednesday afternoon at o clock.
The services will be conducted by Evan
geiists ]. w. McMichael and G.. w. HaveH.
both of the Peoples Mission. The funeral
was to have taken place this morning at IL
o'clock, but was postponed on account OF a
dispatch beins received from a sister of the
deceased, Mrs. Mamie Karstadt of Indian
apolis, Ind, asking that IL be postponed
SO that she may arrive in time to be pres
ent. After the service the remains Will be
placed In vault at Glenwood cemetery,
and later removed to Lexington, Ky, for
interment. Mr.. White was thirty years OF
age and came to this city recently to enter
business. He took up his residence at his
brothers home, but shortly afterward be-
came i'll of stomach trouble. He was
moved to the George Washington Univers-
s,Iy Hospital, where he died Monday
morning at 1 o'clock. The deceased leaves
a family that includes his mother. Mrs.
Emma White; three sisters, Miss Roberta
White of this city. Mrs. l.. V Elliott and
Mrs Mamie Karstadt, both of Indian polls.
Ind, and two brothers, MesS-s. r. ".
White of Savannah. Ga. and 5. NJ. White
Of this city.
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colored Y. M. c. A. Meeting.

The movement for the establishing of
colored Young Mems Christian Association
In the District of Columbia is meeting with
success. The organization was formed
about year ago by the assembling of a
few men every Sunday afternoon in the
True Reformers Hall. The membership
now numbers over 500. Mr.. Vim. D. God
dard of the Congressional Library addressed
The meeting Sunday, November 20. Subject,
1.-THE Worth and Value of Education" Rev
D. Webster Davis of Richmond, Va, will
ieliver a lecture before the association
Thanksgiving night at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. on r street between 18th
nd 18th streets northwest.
Mr.. Davis is known as a lecturer, poet and
umorist. The public will be welcomed
he Lyric Orchestra of Howard University
nd the Y. M. C. A. Quartet will furnish
usic. F. d. Lee is Chairman of the re-
igious meeting.