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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07

9uter BON. 7Qa6obfGr Aeitorben nor.
Grimes ginq Dor 30 &ubren nodGos
thornton uno bcfono lid uli elmer
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bier. .oI2 cr pom Eooc credit murhc.
Gr hintcrl0bt auh ciltcn @rlt0er, Ir.
,&obu $. Grimes, III baltimore.
Ser critic q uitcrnfulL -
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tan, lulroc geitcrIt III Der litolthen
Voli3ciItotion nm $31 Detroit, neil er
Nuitern oli ocn Wfurtt bruhte, peld)e
nidt sic gcicbIid)e @roBc boben,
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Mooo. Ser Nerblihene lit bier IN
Baltimore Qcborct. Gr NOR Elm Nit
olicn scr Baltimore Nirlc gtr. 80"
ser Goggles" bc3 n@oIbroot Cont
clouc3" ser .&cptoiophen" Der
,Sbiclo Of Sonor" lin0 oeS nNirtbe=
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Ncuchmcu olri cillcm Wuqgon Der
Curtis pan Yinic" INN $50 mo ao-
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cr bclulc&, ooB Is lih IN Dem 6ollc ltnt
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Frott StrnBc, nnbm geitern Nbcn0
III lbrcr cIterlidcu Wpbmtn0 cine Co.
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lid nnd) InmcnolnA Ger W}ogcrs
plntpc oul Dem Ncgc Der @cnelunG.
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tronf onrllicbcr lag bciin0ct lih CUR
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b0lt lid nod lcincr Hiittcbr bon Gll,
ropo oiri Ncilld) bel lcilcm Shmo=
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Orleans StroBc, ouf. Gr miro IN
etlua cincnl Mtonut. nod Cincm fltr5cu
@ciIhc Ncm Doris, nod Sort 0bnr.
ton jrriIdfcbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07

iibt mur0Cn inter HcitlrnQ 0c9 0trt
0cntcn Yrui. &url u. Nodlou Gb0rl
iiir Oua Got5Crt. Ginlaolrn1cn mllr
oCn cntgeQcn 0cnognnlcn pom ytScr
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Ger @ciun1pcrcin oGrohljn1" bIclt
in ser ,Grobiinm q Nollc" lcinc rcgcl
mGBi0c SingihnOc ob, in mcldcr I'LL.
ter Ycitlm9 Oc0 Qiri0cntcu 4}roi.
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cin9ciibt mllr0cu. [M ser @ciddita.
iiBltlg iilhrtc Der Nicc NrGli0cnt Nr.
NcurU SdIoih Sen NorljG mo Der
itcllpcrtretcn0c Setrct0r Mr. @eorQc
3orolp3tp 0o3 Nrototoll. Nodl Gr.
lcoiAltl9 ser Observation-Disclosures
lultr0cll 5pci pniliuc mo elm attiuCQ
Wtit1llcb mlllcnonmCu. Gas Go
mite, mcldc3 AM IcBtcn Somtud in
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dor" in &ollmcr'2 NoUc, Gdc 81,
leans. mo Gbopcl StruBc Die Gil-
l%u0uuQcn 0c2 WclunNOcrCln@ o4tclo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07

BOD Gin uBbolo. r. @ens
iuutin Goricn cln in ?tr. 5i3, Srs
horo StroBc, m%obnbulicr 9tcgcr,
ruuroc Qcitcrn in Der uorolocl.Iidcn
Nolijciitotion }r 20 lugcn @c'un0
nib pcrlrrt6eiIt mcil CT &olcpbinc
proofs, cine yicacrtn, AM clncll
StroBcnbo6mpoqQon umlurmtc NM
filbtc.
@cioI5cnc Stroic, Mag
gle 1oDIor, Gin - Sabre uItc9 Nr0ltclls
simmer BON 9tr. GOG, Campbell Cir,
luur6c Qcltcrn in Der mcitlidcn Foll
5ciltution nm 500 mo Soften be
itru't, neil tic ijd urri ser StroBc alt'
10 dCn1cinc NSCilc bCnubnL 0uB lid Die
'Eoli;iitcn ,iobuion um0 YScbcr 3rut
Ginidrcitcn pCrunIoBt IuhCn. WuqQic
bat bcrcit3 5>por DC Wcfunutiholt
Scr Eoli5ci Qcnroht, mo mtG'r
NntunOu Orr Iinoct tie ldllucrlid cine
Gbenbilrtlgc.
Gin III d Blthcr 6ugin? -
Scit Ginger 3cit b~ctlagtcn ijd) Mlrtbe
un0 on0crc &oocnbeiibCr inn 0itiihcl
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idubluOCn BON ShIcidOicben bcruubt
mllr0cn, nm Qcitcrn lpur0cn Die mad
0@cnunntcn &nubcu inter Der Nnldlul.
oiQln0 perbuitCt an Den GicbItdblc1
tbcilNcnonn1cn SIT bubcn: %9iopmon0
=. Glurt, IS SATIRE alt, mo Charles
Glurf, f. Sabre aft, bon 9tr. go,
Sii0-G uncun HQeu; TbonnaS 6lu-
berth, IS Sabre olt, Don g}r. 2Ol5,
9unf StrubC; Eotrid W}cGonougb,
10 Sabre alt, bon gr. 30S, SilozGbc-
tier trobe; G0moro &oie, III Sabre
alt, BON ltr. 2Ot4, @nnf. StroBe, u10
9lrhic Grnler, 1G Sabre alt, mo Gr.
nett Grner, If Sabre ait BON 9tr.
2O9, Siio.1 uncon-4 lcp. Sic mltrben
Ero5eBucriobrcn, rep. Dem
Sugcnogeridtc iibermiclcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
9tns ocn MrridDtabUicu.

Iid)c4 6anniIicubiIo cntbilllt.
Gin int 0icnit c@r9routcr @ricitrd-
DER monocrt nad) Dem 3uhtbalic.
Crci unRIiidlldc Chen.
Nu GriminnIQcriht ldu0 Q~citcrrl
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oltl Nic NntluNC bin it0tt, on -. Sui
Ihrc IS Sabre nltc (odtcr Mldrn Il,
Huuu it ser MobulnQ Mr.. 1SO5.
Wuroltro6c, Crldlollcn SIT bubcn. nod
IIulcrcu NcrbunoIunQcn Qabcu sic
@~cidruorcncn elm 'rcllprCdcn0cS llr.
thcil ub, pbnc ihrc Site SIT perlulicl.
NIl3 0cn 3CltNcnullalaNCn 0in9 Der,
Dor, 0nB ole NiltttCr III Ibrent Sim,
nlcr I'M Shl0ic lag ais Der Sdntl}
obNCiCucrt mur0r. Ger Safer mo Elm
Wi0mL Numcn4 Nr0lul. bcl0bcn lidD
uoh Dem Simmer Nc4 W}d0denp, mel
Dies Den Qoll}cu (oN Qctruntcn bate,
ulO Scr Notcr lrlG Oo3 .bIutilbcr-
ltr0nltc WtG0dcll, ob g lid Iclblt gc
lhoilcn babe, lporalri 0ailcIbc be
! iobcn0 dnhuortctc, Nus Sen 3clQcus
Nlt4loNcn Crbclltc 0uB sic Ntllttcr,
mcldc bcutc ibrCn 60. UcburtatuN
icicrt, loruohI, miC ibrc Iod)tcr 0cn
Ndn5cu NohmittoG III @cicIlihoit
mChrcrcr Wiumcr bier 0%ctruulrcn
huttcn. Gas N}dohcn mar cbcniul@
Ciu 0ocOlu Cilcr. Nuuf Die 6rolc
0c2 Stuot@omoIt@, Oh 0u@ WI0odcu
lidl orOcntlih bctroNcn babe, crrI0rtc
sic Whtttcr, ooB lie O0roul nidt ant.
mortcu f0nur.
2rri Sabre iijr ciucn nm
cbrlthcu NricftrGQrr.
&u %moc2trci2Qcriht bcfamntc
lid) Ger Nriritr0Ncr ,<obn ". Stci9cr
pulo iduJoiQ, ole l}oit bcrotbt III
bobclL luo mlr0c pom Mittcr Nor.
ri2 Ut 0rcI Nobrcn 3nhthul2 pcrltrs
locl'l. Sl'l9crlpolo Ipllroe am y.
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oEll Fo'lIlllpct>orcll oll@0c'ollofcl
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llIHrIIrlc NClo III l'lIleR Adld)en &c
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Y. Sues BON baltimore mo @tI'
lIalll Y. ?tpcl non Nro)tpllt0 lHlllolJ
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mug NcArpcl SIT bobcll, lillo lpllroc
POM 9'lhtcr Morris an orrI Vfollatc
III oo9 WrldoalIB 8rl0lot.
GIN nruct "Ur@er.
Nr. N}ttoIoll@ @oIlcr oon Nr.l""6,
M}cNclro'IroBc, melhcm %oorac'tern
ole standardization oerloel1'ri tpIlroe'
ihcllir ms 9c'lcrl' IIltt' o1B cr pom
9tldtcr @borp I%'otllrdIlllri moroe' ut.
@oIIrr 'oiIl lH?" aus "oo'rll l'o'9
baltimore, CT iollIl 'Id IulllI'l'or qll'
nodlic0 NIrn'io0 rr0rirIrrn Io''cn
lulo odr' am I. Noocnloor lIlltltIn''
men.
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BON Nruut Y. Ncrr, ocl llc am -.
V}ur} 1870" bclrotbeic. Se2Jlcid)en
lpllroc Nrult Wtugglc 1duocI ooll Nr.
522, 2ScNt McttroGc pom "rotlt Y.
(dlU0pl 1rldlIC0Cll IU5 lSI1r heir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
Plus bcm Snncrn MorDlanO's nh
bcm angrcnpubcu Stnottn.
N|outtrt$ 5u Nun0erten
IN NJ :

A1n NNhltth H1hfhE = N n1Inttt1n11
Sea m~nrnIGrhrr Norfirrs g}rrpirs"
murSr o,itcrr iriih in Scr ur,,cn
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hrrt \nhn Miu Sic Nounrrtiou rrSii.
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mas non Scr - Mrrcu 9irhc rin
Mrhrt NM Wn,mcrnrur Ghmiu ySor.
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pplis bicscn hir WGitr SCR ctoots.
bo,ptitoht mi0rnmlurr I'm, H,r,c,,
0cs Wrrrius rrmiN2rtr Nr Norriion
W Wjfrs pou Nhri,rrtomn mi sic
hcr}Iihc Wr1riirlm1 Wrurrol <,hr
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men Gnulitr'u r"utacoru 1ir SAINT
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u%rriitcr %i,u1irtr Moinr Nid1rh NJ
g}clohlr pnu baltimore. Der @oll
prruc,r forutr mrorn rirra l1unnbI
iciuS icilcr Wottiu uidt an Sem Wo,,.
frtt } hciI urhuIru 0ir Nnuntrrhr
hicIt ser Glnttcnicfrct1r Charles \
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acS icincn crItcu oiii,icucu WcIllh in
Scr IIottcn Ifobcmic ocmodt bottc
mn sort NIT ouru linn ncbiibrruhru
Gbrcu rupiorocn mnrhcn mar Grr.
urr hirDt Nr sam 81 Nihorm. ser
Ho,ront N]outrnIcur, enc NcSc Die
acocmpGrtiocn Wcontcn ocs Wcrciu4
inns. VrGiibrut .<obu Wiu l>rGlibcut
ser .Mcrconti(c Ir,IIt ans NcpoIit
so " W1Itimnrr. Wircl}r0iibcutcu.
gHiuiou ". gpplroortb. VrGiibcnt
scr FARMERS oub Wcrd,outs Nouf. "
GombriNor. Nnbcrt ~ Woriun, Tr0.
iincut Ser Central ooniunS Wouf "
baltimore II Nirtnu pouSholr aoi.
iircr ser .gfotinuol Grdouoc Nonf. "
baltimore gHnt. y. Spipo. 0oiiirrr
ser .Wour pnu 2omcrict" TriurcE
Mime. 1trprulnn VI ySi0ioma Nr0
iiNcut Ser .6orfnrN Notiouol Nouf "
Wc(oir: Norplb NorOino, 0oilircr Ser
"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07


NootlI0tf 1lhf5. Nu'oo
-, 0orllIre, - Ndhrt ali 'Ioro 3c''erll
Nior0cn III 0Siool @p)pltol an o'l'
Ncrlcbltlt9GlL nc en- lldl lpcillNc sum
ocn horbcr olrrh clflr1 sou bon cl'rnI
Nrohhoo9QoI Der 'olillllorc NNlo-
Vubn," ltabe Sollrll, dR8cioNcll hdii',
er lo0t "rCIlI''r ull' oclll 5ilHC i''Io
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1910,
get Ger 9FOtll Uet"H'
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oil mo III var. 20, Noluoo 9o'l'l'',
mohllDo'L Ger ais @ollolollH'r al
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llod) oeili "3I8'illeil'eli "'urpiuI'oet
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urrcin. An Der 2G. &,obrcg Der.
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Ncrcins ytr. l." Die int gofoIc oc5
Nrn. Wcrbmro 9lcni. Ode Bono mn
W}cNl0crm rraEc, itottiono. nihrtc
Der VrGliornt Sr. Trc0. Shicrcr 0cn
Tpr,if mn Nr. s.. caste oog Erotos
fpU Yer I~rnan3bcridt ocs Scfrr.
iar9 cr0ap 'oj3cl'oe9 NellIIlot: NC
ellllluDnirh "dofelto oc@ NaDrc9 loa
rcll HI"Zj'''' l'''p p'e 'l''8uoc!'
lnobrcno oer''Iocl 3clt Sl2,ol99S,
lonlIt petroleum eiIl aoN'clloc'lollo BON
$3.50 yer &cf''ll orocltct mn e.
mem "apital non H'',ol"l" &lc
@obI murine oell @rfrrll Charles
SdcltcrnIaI0l jlIlo Sol'I2 @llct5cr }ilr
Sel'',o1 ',~0'Jj'0'I,, rog'o)e IO'"C''oG2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07

Gas Glubbuu 0c9 Crescent.
Clubs" al ser ]loro Focu. StroBe ioa
ocnnddit nit cincn aoitcnouilunnSc
bon 5000 relouirt mCrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
Staot Baltimore.
9lns ocntldDcn Gcrcincn.

@orbcrcitungen III ocn @cionQpcrci
ncn iiir oic StiItun9Hicitc, Nn.
ocre 8creinanohrihtcn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health office for the twenty-four
hours ended at noon to-day:
James j. Dolliver, So years, 1415 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Preston Dyer, 1 month, 2132 11th street
northwest
Mary E. Espey, GA years, 104 18th street
northeast.
/. Henry &. Grigg, 65 years, Sibley Hospital.
Daniel Inscoe % years, Georgetown Uni
versty Hospital.
John w. Johnson, Sc years, Takoma, D. c.
Henry E. Marks, rs years, Homeopathic
Hospital.
Ruth r. Middleton, 16 months, 1922 Wilt
berger street northwest.
Frances Moore, 40 years, 2149 California
avenue northwest.
Infant of George and Emma Moore, 5
days, Washington Asylum Hospital.
Mary Mccullough, II years, 327 I'd street
northeast.
Joseph Price, 81 years, 81 18th street
southwest.
Leroy Ridgely 21s months, 1926 Phillip
street.
Herman F. Robinson, "A years, 1923 sth
street northwest.
Harry Tyler, Is years, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Polly Walker, 40 years. 919 Sd street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29

March 20. after a brief Illness, during which
Mrs. Carson was almost helpless.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson were formerly resi-
dents of this city. They movssi to Denver
about twenty-thTee years ego. Mrs. Carson
was the eldest daughter of the late J. c.
and Mary Bangs. old and well-known resi-
dents of this city. She leaves one daughter.
Mrs. r. b. III. Logan OF Denver, and one
son, W. II. Carson of San Diego Cal. Mrs.
Carson has one brother, William Tudor
Bangs, living in Denver. Mr. Tudor Bangs,
with Mrs. /. a. Bremermann OF Kansas
City, Mo: D. c. Bangs of Chicago, H.; Miss
Laura Bangs and Mrs. +. A. Butts of this
city are the other brothers and sisters of
Mrs Carson. a foster brother. Mr.. Gale
Bangs, is now in RiaIto. Cal.
Mrs. Carson will be buried today by the
side of her husband in Denver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29
Song and Dramatic Recital.

Mrs. John r. Mclean has rendered her
beautiful country home, Friendship" to
Mrs Genevra tombstone Bishop and Miss
Jean Wilson for a recital on Friday, May
u, at 8 pm. Society people are taking a
great interest in the event.
Friendship is but short distance from
Washington by trolley and one of the most
beautiful and picturesque regions of the
country
Besides songs from Mrs. Bishop, Miss
Jean Wilson will give some of her most
popular rectations, and Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson baritone, will sing with Miss
Arley Mott at the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29

Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
F. E. Jost POS 4th street southeast, merry
party of little people gathered in honor OF
her little granddaughter, Elsie Frances
Howe Games music and dancing were In
dulged in After the golden egg had been
found and the prizes awarded the little
people repaired to the dining room, where
around table prettily decorated in Easter
lilies, rabbits and eggs, refreshments were
served. The little guests present were
Misses Arreta Ashburg. Katherine Mel
VILE Elizabeth Smith, Blanch Hanan. Mar
garet Burns, Marion Schulties, Dolores
Burns, Imogene McGaran, Marie Schafer,
Ethel Nef, Alcena Brummett, Alberta and
Frances Murphy, Margaret Banner, Isabel
MCGEE, Elizabeth Bradford, Helen VIM,
Unis Cotter, Elise and Lucille Battle, and
Masters George and Christian Pickett, Jo-
seph Cotter Franklin T. Howe, Sd, Sewer
Banner, Martin Dempf, Joseph Banner,
Lionel Battle, Otis and Marion Bailey, and
Theodore Christian Howe.
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DR.. Osler's Farewell Address.

DR.. William Osler delivered his farewell
address to the medical and chirurgical fac
ulty of Maryland at Baltimore yesterday
before leaving for his post as regius pro-
fessor in the University of oxford. The
title of DR. Oslers address was Unity,
Peace and Concord" Among other things
he declared that the time had now come
for the healing of the breach between alo-
paths and homeopathic
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Zachariah WINFIELD and Pinkey Morris.
Robert E. L. Risdon and Vivian B. An
derson, both of Warrenton Va.
Jos. A West and Dixie r. Ewald.
Bartholomew Mannix and Elizabeth e
BraSchi.
J. Ross Jones and Mary Theresa Ullman.
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The Christ Child Society.

The board of managers of the Christ
Child Society will hold a book tea and sale
of homemade cakes and make a display
of the work done by the children of the
society next Thursday, May 4, from to
O'Clock, at headquarters, 1904 Goth street.
Every person interested in the work the
society is doing among poor children of
various sections of the city is invited and
admission is free.
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Death of Mrs. v. Carson.

Word has been received here of the death
of Mrs Susie v. Carson (nee Bangs in Den
yer, Col. Thursday night of this week. She
had been in i'll health for the last two
years. and during the past three months
her condition became critical. Her hus-
band, Edward Carson, died a month ago,
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MARRIED.

BCDESHEIM- on April %, 1908. nc
Philadelphia, Pa. 10y the Rev. Ferdinand Hesse.
HARRY BUDESHElM and AMELIA NJ. ROTH
AuGE, both OF Washington, ID. c.
HYAM-WHARTON on April -. fsa5 at the
home of J. Horace Mcfarland. Harrisburg. Pa.
by Rev Isaac Wood. PHILIP G. HSAM and
Mrs. EMMA McF. WHARTON
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grets Were expressed at the Illness of Miss
Goodwin and Mr. Mcfarland who had also
expected to assist in the program.
Mrs. Theodore Perry Shonts, wife of the
chief OF the Panama commission, has al
ready large circle of friends in this city,
whore she has made frequent stays to visit
with her young daughters who gre here in
school. The family has pleasant quarters
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BORN.

DAVIS. On April 90. 1905, to Lieut. and Mrs. d.
o. DaNN, daughter.
QUINTER. In Portland, Oregon April &c. 1905. TO
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin :, Quinter, sen, ALVIN :.
3 QUlN1ER. Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Manchester of New
York, Mrs. and Miss Abraham of Butte
Mont; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernstein of Rich
mcnd, Va, and Mrs. Frank Jacobs of Nor
folk, Va, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
D. Solomonsohn of 5O4 M street northwest
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Miss Anne Dufour Cockerille, who has
been at Atlantic CITY for several weeks
with Mrs s. T. Stott, has returned and Is
now at her home THE Ellsworth 625 sc
street northeast
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A large and successful euchre was given
on Thursday evening at Carroll Institute by
Mrs John T. Coughlin. The first ladies'
prize, a ticket for theater box party, was
won by Mrs. Ada M. Brooks, and the first
gentleman's prize, a round trip ticket to
Norfolk, was won by Mr. Hutchins.
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Capt and Mrs. de ChaiS of the Brush
embassy are away from Washington ana
expect to be absent over a month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. Solomonsohn and sor
Max will be at home to their friends OF
Sunday evening, April 80, from to 10 p
M at 50i NJ street northwest.
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Among the recent Washington arrivals at
The Glendale, Atlantic City, are Miss Gllllss
and Mrs. d. f. Forrest.
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Miss Bangs and Miss Whlton

Miss Bangs and Miss Wilton will be a
home TO their friends Monday afternoon
in May at the National Cathedral Schoo
for Girls, beginning with Monday, May s
On the first Monday in May they will be i
New York city, attending the golden wed
ding anniversary of DR.. and Mrs. James N
Wilton.
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Capt. Rush of the navy, Mrs. and Mis-
Rush will close their home in jefferson
place on Thursday next and will go to thel
country place at Catskill- on Hudson.
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Mrs. George N. Dickerson and Miss Lii
liam Dickerson of Hartford, Conn, are WIS.,
iting Mrs D. L. Allison.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ADMIRAL AND MRS. DEWEY'S
MAY-DAY LUNCHEON.
Pretty Wedding at st. Andrews To-
day-Interesting Per-
sonal Notes.

The admiral of the navy and Mrs. Dewey
will commemorate the seventh anniversary
of the victory of Manila bay by having at
luncheon with them Monday next the Off
GERS of the ships of Admiral Deweys squad
ron on that eventful date in American his
tory The wives of the officers will also be
present.
Friday at noon, at ST. Andrews Church,
Miss Bessie Earl Stockbridge and Mr.. Will
lam H. Griffin were married, in the presence
of a large assemblage of their friends The
ushers who seated the guests were Messrs.
Duncan Harrington, Van H. Manning, Will
lam L. Miller, ]. B. S. Daingerfeld, Sledge
Tatus and T. G.. Gerdine. The bride was
unattended and Mr. Frank Sutton was best
man reception, limited to the relatives
of the couple, followed at the home or the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. virgil ~
Stockbrdge, before the departure OF the
couple for their wedding trip.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lentz was cele-
brated at their residence, Az l. street
northwest Tuesday evening, April 20. Inc
early part of the evening was given up 10
music after which supper was served Inc
dining room was deliberately decorated IN
lavender and white. Those present were
Mr. and MIS- Lentz and family, Mr. a.
Lentz Mrs Ooscar Robert. Mrs. Brink, Mrs
Pierce, Mrs. Bienger, Mr.. and Mrs L.: j.
Grieb, Mrs. Schlaich, MIR. James Booze Mr.
]. Manheimer, Miss NJ. Grieb, Master L.
Grieb F. Pierce II. Perry and *. Schlalch'
Many handsome presents were received
The commandant of the navy yard ana
Mrs Higginson gave dinner last nlght III
honor of the Secretary of War and MIS-
Taft.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is visiting her grand
mother Mrs. George c. Lee of Essex roao,
Chestnut Hill, near Boston. 1t IS expected
she will remain there about ten days.
A euchre party given on Wednesday
evening by the Burnside Relief Corps. NO
A. G. A r., at headquarters ON Penn
sylvana avenue.
Eighteen tables were in use and the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. A. Baker, Miss Nena
Palmer, Miss Grace Peabody, Mr.. W. -:
Green Mr.. Vanderhoof, Mr.. Parker anu
Mr. J. H. Schooly.
At the conclusion of the games cream ana
cake were served and the remainder OF the
evening was spent in social intercourse.
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Mrs. Frederick l.. Edmands and Mrs.
Carleton r. Ball will be at home on We'd
neSday, May ), at 1921 LIST street northwest.
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Miss Bessie Mcconnell formerly of thi
city, but now of East Orange, n. J.,
visiting Miss Eleanor d. Sheriff, 1923 Kene
saw street northwest, where she will b
glad to see her friends.