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The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-27
CHAPTER XVIII.

OA4AA l. LIN <A&AN 11As -.
Little less than an hours furious driv-
ing brought Montgomery and his COM
panion into a suburban district. They
pulled up before a handsome villa resi-
Sence' A gentleman, who had evident
" Deen watching for their coming, APP
peared at the door.
How long you have been" he said,
irritably. -. : = 3
Come as fast as horsefesh could go,
S' sE' answered the man, respectfully.
1ust look at the mare, sir; she's for
al the world as If you had chucked
buckets o water over her!D
This way, Montgomery said Mr..
"onn Rodwell-for it was he.
an DE led the way into a back parlor.
mead that" he said, handing Mont
Eomery a telegram. - ., -.
From Jonathan Rodwell, Morley's
0otel' to John Rodwen: -~ t.. ~.
" Can l have the use of your house in
Assex for short time? Police have
~, trace of Clara in that direction.
Telegraph reply" :: 49, = - ~~'' '40N;
M montgomery gave a low whistle as he
he CALCULATED. -N,. : '-' = !" ''IU'
p.Mhat What a FOOLS remarkw exclaimed
sSoo, SSOoWeil, irritably; ''it's ruin, degtruc-
aOAs What can be done? Can you de-
,,'e any scheme? / have telegrapbed
ing" VIII O0 WIN MIN this even
I'M Ana then what do you mean to doT'
~ ava. 1nat Is precisely what / want to talk
S,er S,er with you. You see by that tale.
sIna sI"~ % that the police have discovered 4
tSo - Snd we know that the clue is In
tbs tlsnt direction. The hone ar eaininc
tbsi, G reward will wonderfully lshaTne9
tina e scent scent Perhaps, while we. are i att
house, lucy nave spotted the very
4 Nont me paused, expecting an answer. bnt
naineS aisSSmery, !s with an unmoyed face. re-
beto,am I, must 4E' tell you." he went on. "tbat
rerOrSo1 O,S this girl was brought home 7 was
becamuee b,ued as my uncle's heir Rn+ he he
and Ioe. infatuated with this silIy. doll.
ty Onn,;V rvro everything to her, except a nal.
was annuity. annuity. Well, the girls intelIect I
this weotn ss weak, and as she grew older.
One Weakness "tl merged almost int mt" ,J;ncr '
Rewprs5,. Ny uncle was almost frantic %
put upo, were :. offered; the rural police
A the search; ponds, rivers,
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AdxnntaRe in Kansas.

%"SalIy's father said her beau should
never step foot in the house again."
said the Kansas girl.
'"Then / suppose she had to give
him. up?" interrogated her chum.
mo, in6eed. She entertains him In
the cyclone cellar"
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1.npic of the Law.

you say your husband carries $780,
600 life insurance?" asked the shreWd
severer of matrimonial knots.
"Yes," replied the applicant for re-
lease from irksome restraint.
Then, what in the world do you
want with a divorce? Why don't you
persuade him to buy an automobile?"
Brooklyn Life.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-27

Somehow the people who have
been dead as long as ten years seem
old fashioned.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-27

A man doesn't necessarily have to
have stroke Of paralysis In order to
become paralyzed.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-05-27

An oficeholder who has q pull
doesn't generate much push.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-28
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo a s. quintal.
Po|ic|lnica de San Juan
De los doctorss G. Con- q IoSs J. ~
CarborsU y J. A, Lopez A.atongiorgi.
San Joa6, M IA, Principal.

Trsinta amos do experiencia pro,
teGional on las enfermedados tropiea.
Gales. Alta ciruifa. Especieltdad en-
Intermediates de la piel. Ginecologia
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oto.
Rino.Laringologfa. Vsnerologfa
An&lisis qufmico y microsc6pico. Ho.
ras dc consulta: de 8 & II por In ma.
nana y dc 2&5 dc 10 tsrde, Precio
de oonsultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operacionea 10 haran On
este Gabinete, o domicilio, en- el Hoa
pital Preabiteriano y en- ell de muieres
y niHos. I'll servicio dsntro y tuara de
10 poblaci6n, ssr& iustipreciado, se
satisfacen conaultas ra6dicas o loa go
fermos de Ia isla: el interepado reml
sira nn historial do su eniermodad y
I'm giro postal de dos dollars, rsoi.
bir& IN eCuestionerioo, cuyss pre-.
guntas debe cumplimenter, J iu7go 81
ls enviara el sTratsmientos. Dlrlisi
10 correspondence al Prscsiosnte }
Secretario DIS la <Policlfnicas don Pic
Amador y Rodriguez, San Jos6 n6me.
70 II, principal, Teletono 2Q6, Sau
Juan, P. r,
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mo ACA7ARRRASEI |

u satarrs ss una enferEed ad Qu
tiene nueha mas importancia de la gu,
gensralmente 40 le atrihuys. Iavad,
tedss los 6rganos del cusrpo, cuya
funcionss y fusrzas dsbiliss profunda
mente. Escausa frscuente de 10 sordera
sfecta 10 vista, 10 nariz y la gargant,
% generalmente per dende smpiez,
10 tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma facilidad y la frecuen
eia con que se pesca IN eatarro, hac
D las personals indiferentes para Gu
rarle la gran mayoria no SO preocI
pc de las consecuencias.
Los bafies frlos por Ia mafiana
embellishments despues do deiar 0
leche, dormir con las ventanas abier'
tas y svitar las corrientes de aire, sor
precaucienes muy buenas que no cues
ta trahaio 81 observarlas. Psro O.
preventive mas positive. m&a efesz
mas tAcil y mas positive tambien O
que aconaeian los medioos, 90 10 Emul
sion do Scott Dc ace,te do hlgado ds
hacalao.
Es sorprendsnse la fusrxa, vitalidsd,
energfa y podsr do resistancia que re-
cibe el cuerpo humane do les psqus'
mas d0sis de Emulsion do Scott que se
administran Goa conatanoia. Essa
emulsion recuhre interiormente todas
los parties dehiles y vulnerables del
cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo do 10 In.
feccion catsrral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen
lndustrialss POGO eserupulosos anun-
siando enulsionss, vinos 8 prepaxa o.
dos los que atrihuyen propiedadea
curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
Quien 10 atrevs & decir en- letras de
imprenta, que el pesr0leo 9 kerosina
% un alimente.
Que % el petr6lso? Un acaite mine-
cal que 90 usa como com5uatible para
lnhrissr y limpiar mAQuinas y para
Rlumbrar.
Una subssanoia indigestlbls que
parsce do 10 propiedad esencial do TO-
do alimento, oual 90 Ia aaimilaci6n;
que pasa al travea del tubo intestns sl
sin msdifcarse y sin ser abaorbi-
bida; una subssancia en- fin, que no
hene ninguna dc las propiedadas GU
rativas y alimentioias del aceise do
higado do hacalao. 81 90 diiaaa Que
sl petr6lso % un alimsnto para ma.
qAnas, podrfa pasar; psro no un all.
nento para oil cuerpo.
81 teneis alguna duda, pregunsad
q vusstro medico; 81 Oh confrmsr& o.
ia verdad; y si estais escaaos dc tuer-
zas, do carne y ds sangre, Oh aconas-
lara que tomeis Ia Emulsion de Scott.
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The New York & Porto Aico Steamship company
Bao contab Postal con Goheno De los EshdesUnd@ De Vmaca

do New Yerk rssbkA mas
los saAa
New cans Puerto rAeo lisvando passaos carga.
ada de San Las dos dc la sod
Novenbre Is 20 Dicembrs 3 A. laos ocsubrs
8 Noviembrs ~ Is, Diciembrs Il, 1896
E eon o ssta Compaaa para New
las oana. hssts cuso do Ia tards del dia anterior sad.
VASCO saldrG
de
Este microbes Ootbre 25 Novmb e. Dicismbre 2 1906
1S Novsmbs Admitrl
ga hasta las Il del dia atss do saida go
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Total..s,ss....,.s364.92l
G. T. SToRER, Super4ntenatnse
GAMBIA 3 STuBBG, Agentes GoLe. al, c
ruANtS. RAM, rIeprssunsante EspectA al
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y laminas on dolores.
Sc ENvIA GRATIS AL QUE
10 SOLICITE.
Este libro esti eserito de una
maneta slara y eencisa, para que
'odo aquel que 10 lea pueda COM
prsnderlo. Por medic de este libro
lntetssante Sc han salvado muchas
Fidas, y salvara aan muchas mas
per muy eefcanas qae Sc hallen de
la sepultara,
Este es un trasadito on sl cual se
tescrlocn tedas las enfermsdades
que a!aean al sistetNa humane Y los
medles dc eurarlas.
Esta escrito exclusivanente
para los Hispane.Americanos d
mas biea para la raza Espaflola
por el Professor E. C. COLLINS.
dc la Universidad dc New York.
En- este libro pueden leerse los
seoretos de la vida sexual y ma.
trimonial, y como llsvar Z eabo los
! lsbsres matrinoniales y conseguir
ana pfole fobusta y saludable asi
como el modo de eonservar su BRO,
pia salud y la de sus hijos.
Toae oil que ha leids este librc
lice que vale su peso en- GRO. Es
\ l:sr0 para todo cl mundo, pa
q e'poso y Ia dulce esposa, para
loveA mancsbo y la joven don
ella, para ell jornalero, para Ell MEGA
leo y para ell hombre de negeuos.
Para las personas que goeen de
uena salud recomendanos los capi-
'llos que trataa sobre la manera
10 impedir las enfermedades asf
somo los no menes interesantes
'brc Ia vida sexual y matrimo-
Il Y como eonssgnir una prele
1l5ta J salhdable.
\ les que Sc hallan snfeemos re-
nendamos los capitulos que ira
,aa dc todas las enfermsdades er
yenoral, como la dispesia, reuma.
tiSma, snfermedades do los RHO.
!lss, del htsado etc., etc.
Se distribairan einouenta mil
$4,000 ejemplares gratis, y to.
da persona que 10 salicite ' en-.
vie d esta efelna algunas estam.
pillas de cerreos, junts con ell
nombre : direction, reeihira uno
De estes libros.
No echen en- olvido el esesibir s;s,
iemcra, pues ha sido tai Ia aeoeida
1ne ha obtenido Ia primers ediei6n
de esta obra, que va cast SO ha ago
tago.-- Esctiban iRmedia,aments al
DR.. E. 6. Collins
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
ii0 West 81 St., NEW y0RE'
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EE::l.. {: |. VOLOAN
DE-
Joss Gonza!aS Serrana

Pertsnorfa, gduoGcs ds pnntc,
{ elnealla, ferratgria, cpistaleTfa, afec.
tor dc eaarttorio y obiesoE ca novodae
? fantasia, 81 eatahleeimienso iqus
mas harato venGe sn
{ aAGuAS, PisHs Principal, P. r
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

ing spent a delightful time at yfrSini.
Beach, have returned 10 their home. SIS
A street
Paul bradshaw. formerly ennployed nv
the District government. has accepted q
position with the Brennan Construction
Company, as bookkeeper.
E. Wilkerson has returned after =
weeks camping on the lower Po,ornas
river
Albert w. Lybrand, colonel OF the
Hign School Cadets regiment. last year.
left the city Tuesday morning for tho
Washington and Lee University. at Lex
intgon, We. Colonel Lybrand graduated
from the Eastern High School last June
Miss Virginia Daddysman. of CapitoI
Hill, has just returned from an ex
tended visit to the States Of California.
Washington and Oregon.
Rev A Norman Ward. nastor a,
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Pro-
testant Church. preached his farevaI
sermon on "Wednesday, and left Thurs
day for Seattle.
Henry Thomas, of Sixth street ror,v-
one years old, while working for RI.
sewer department at BrookIand yesfe--
oay morning. was overcome bv heat
he was brought 10 the city on a street
car and taken TO the Casualty Ho.o,taI
for treatment
DE- l.. d. Wilson and family. have r.-
turned from their summer travels
MIS- Chapman Slye with her chi.srs,
VINO have been visiting relatives I'm +b,,
city iett Yesterday afternoon for their
nome IN St Mary county. Nd.
Mrs, George E. Probest. OF Baitimor.
IS Fisluns Dr and Mrs. LittIewood AT
their home. los Thirteenth street.
Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Hoofnagie and ut-
the daughter. of 1927 East Capitol stras,
nave returned. having spent a delizhtfuI
'rp to Boston, Maine ard various other
points North
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COUPON FOR ANswER
COMEDY HAS THE CALL ON ATTRACTIONS

sole VIII sail a week later. Her tour in
Hervieeu's "A Case Of Divorce begins
In Washington. in October. AS this will
be the first visit of the distinguished
actress TO America in four years. much
interest centers around her reappcar-
ance
Sarah Bernhardt began a short season
OF repertoire at the Opera House
Buenos Ayres. Argentina. on September
II. From Buenos Ayres she goes TO La
United States.
Marie Cahill is trying 90 arouse inter-
est on plan for summer home for
chorus girls, and is meeting with sue
cess. Katherine z. Conway has consent
ed to act as New England sponsor for
the scheme. and Madame Mary Ander-
son Navarro has been asked for the
use Of her name for the home
When William G. Stewart presents on
tour the DeMiile play called The
Genius and the Model" he viii abandon
wall paper and Autographs altogether:
not a sheet of paper on the biilboard>
nor lithos in the windows. Is Mr.. Stew
arts motto Ali the money that is spent
adxegsising VII b snf9t the in loeas ts
Ss,S a., must have paper to cover
their billboards. IL will be blank pane
which Manager Stewart win furnish
Messrs. Shubert, Fisher and Per,sv
announce that they have in preparation
a production OF THE Nazarene" q
BIBLICAL play by Hal Reid and Bertha
Belle Westbrcok. The production win
oe under the personal direction OF
Frank L. Perley. The play is concerned
with the early days OF Christianity
Among the historic characters are Pom
thus Pilate and Nero.
Maude Adams has changed the name
or her country place at Ronkonhoms. L.
l. Once Sandy Garth, it is now Folly
Hills Farm.
Selwyn & Co, New York pIav brol,l
ers. have fled plans for fve-storv
building on the south side of FIfty-fourth
street, between Ninth and Tenth ave
nues. where they will start business of
building plays. The firm will take
plays in manuscript and stage them
design and make costumes and scenery
build electrical apparatus and attend "a
all the details prior to the presentation
work now done by a score of firms with
attendant inconyeniences.
David Belasco has in preparation, a
new play by Norma Leslie Munro. The
piece Is TO be a drama of New York
society life. and is said 10 be powerful
and daringly original
Forty-nine days is remarkable build !
ing record for modernly equipped and
decorated theater, but this !
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the same college. Musical selections
were given during the evening by Geo.
Ward Those present We're: Messrs
Baulsir. Callan. Coleman. Elwood
Hayes. II. s. and J. c. Menninguay.
Herring. Quantrille. Richardson. Rhoe.
Schlosser. Tanner, Williams, Ward and
c. A and w r Fisher. The dining
room was decorated with Cornell
colors.
Members or the Piney Point Assem-
bly, gave a social at the residence OF
Miss Eva Turner. 7eS l. street. last
evening. Among those present were the
Misses Leorna Burch. Katie Harbin.
Bertha Foose, Mabel and Nellie Robey.
Annie and Agnes Houlahan. Messrs Dr.
Robert Green, DR.. y. Watson George
Bury. Rival King, Bernard King, Robey
Walter Nardster. Roland Thompson
MIR. and Mrs. Houlahan. Mr. and Mrs. T
G. Simpson. After refreshments. music
and games were enjoyed until a late
hour.
Mrs ]. Hutchins and daughters. Wini-
fred and Mary. have returned TO their
home. e5l North Carolina avenue, hav-
ing spent the summer at wayside,
Charles county. Md.
Mrs. 2. Donohue, OF Atlanta. Ga. is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. T. N
Watts. on East Capitol street
Miss NJ. l.. Martin and Miss Margaret
F. Tr0wer have returned to the city.
after pleasant stay in Baltimore. Md
Mrs s. r. Trower. OF North Carolina
avenue. has recovered from a severe
attack OF appendicitis.
DIR. William l. Devries. pastor of St.
Marks p. E Church. Third and A
streets. having spent three months
abroad. has returned 10 his hCme on
East Capitol street.
Mrs. Creecy and. daughter. Nellie. hay
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is the time limit which a Dallas CTex)
contractor gives every promise Of meet
ing in the construction OF the New
Majestic Theater, the home of the In
terstate Amusement Company at that
point II Is admitted to be the fastest
bit OF theater construction ever done
The house VIII seat 1.40o persons, and
will be ready for the introduction OF
high-class vaudeville In the South by
November l.
Dr. Richard Strauss new opera.
-Salome" (the book of which is taken
from Oscar Wilde's play), is meeting
with opposition on behalf of the Aus
the Imperial Opera House at Vienna has
been postponed.
German transiations OF .-The Walls OF
Jericho" and "A Wife Without Smile
will be produced shortly at the Trinoa
Theater, Berlin. and the former play
will also be given in Hungarian at the
National Theater, Budapest
Charles Dillingham; has leased "A
Madcap Princess. - Miss Sophie Brandt
Will be starred in the role OF Mary
Tudor.
faunne han IN a revTvaf or -Dorcas.r
under the management OF Nelson Rob
erts and Frank Arnold. il 10 he on.
OF the reasons road attractions.
Mae Phelps the charming prima don
ma OF The Miss Bob White, company.
VIII again be seen as the dainty Bob
III ""haro Spensers pretty opera.
John C. Slasin, star of The Mayor
of Hankakee." withdraws from the
Schumann-Heink company at once. and
joins his own forces in Chicaro- VIII
IL sloan has replaced Slavin in Loves
Lottery"
The Maid and the Mummy com
pany claims the tiniest prjncipa, in
musical comedy in Janet Priest. who "a
four feet one inch in height; the taIlesr
girl in Attslie Stanton, who is FIVE fest
eleven inches. and the youngest nrirna
donna in Adele Rowland, who Is only
nineteen '
To the amusement OF everyone who
has seen her, and TO herself in partieu-
lar, Miss Maude Adams Is growing
stout At Onteora- where Miss Adams
is spending the summer, she now plavs
tennis assiduously from morning 10
night not merely for the pleasure Of
the game, but in order 70 keen her
weight down. The operation for an
pSnaici,is p;iaa s which wss performed on
to have made a new wouen
or her Not only is she etouter bur
never In her life, she declares, has she
love song by Otis Skinner In
unique feature Of His Grace de Gran
mont
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Helm: Past Asst. Surg r. E LedDettef'
L. s. NJ; Asst. Surg. r. A. Bachmann'
u. s. N; Lieut.. Comdr. +. F. Leiper' u
S. N. and Mrs. Leiper.
Miss Fannie ]. Work and c. W. De
Maine are among the recent Wasnins-
ton arrivals at Mecklenburg. Va
Miss Laura Behrend has gone to Bal
timore to attend the wedding OF her
friend. Miss Hattie Meyers, of that
city. to Samuel Drummer. OF New YORK.
which takes place ct the home or the
brides parents this evening
Mrs. A. E. Hendley and Mrs. J. NJ
Bale have returned from two weeks
trip to Atlantic City.
Julius Hertzberg is in New York for
a couple os weeks.
Mrs. Julia Lrci,s. who spent the sum-
rner in Atlantic City and Philadelphia,
has returned 10 her home.
Miss Amy Rosser, who has been sick
for several weeks with typhoid fever, at
the home of Mrs. z. Prince. 6501z j
street northwest. is now entirely re-
covered.
noe: aIyer 4 very serIous EfEsloss' 40 -
covering. much to the pleasure of her
relatives and friends.
Misses Alice and Emma Thomas ana
several friends gave farewell party
TO Miss Barbara Milbrick, st the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Jennie Thomas. EYarts
street, Lansdon, last "Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Bertha Gundlaeh. daughter oi
| Carl f. Gundlach. Franklin street
Iangdon, was honored with birthday
partv in Langdon Hall last week by hei
numerous friends.
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Weddings.

The marriage of John Snure. Of this
city. and Miss Margaret Il. Turner, OF
Des Moines. Iowa. took place yes'er-
day at Gillespie. Ill M Sntre Is the
Washington correspondent Tor the -,ew
York Globe and Commercial Aoveruser
and the Des Moines Register and Lead
er. and has a host OF friends 10 present
70 his bride upon his return here lie
xvas at one time connected With The
washington Times. and is a well-known
newspaper man both here ard in TIE
West.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24

very Curtis John d. Davidson, John
Shine, Hughes Lewis. Casper Herbert.
DR.. Seth z. Cole. Thomas Byers, Hugh
Augusterfer. John Yeabower. winsbip
Wheafley. A Mattern- After October I
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will be at home TO
their friends at sos f street northeast.
Much interest IS felt in the engage
ment of Miss Mabel Claire Money,
daughter OF Senator and Mrs H. D.
Money, to DR.. Whitney .>.tchin. of
Buffalo. n. Y. son or Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. kitchin. Of that city.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Bradford Wooisey. daughter OF
Col. Charles William Noolsey of this
city, 20 Mr.. Copley Deiisle Hewitt. son
of Sir Thomas HEWITT, X. c., of Kings
Gate. Londop.
Gen. and Mrs. Marcus Wright an
nounce the engagement of their daush-
ter Miss Pauline Casey Wright. 10
Wlllam Dinwiddie, of Charlottesville.
Va.
A wedding which is of great interest
20 Washingtonians. particularly those
OF the Army and Navy circles is that
viii occur Wednesday at noon {, ca.t-
,le' wash, at the home of Mr. and
MIS-. FRANK Van Tuyle. with whom Miss
Taschal has been staying some time
MISS Paschal comes Of a most dist;n-
! gulsned family. she ia the daughter Of
Col and Mrs. George w pascL,i
ana the granddaughter of Judge Cao,-.c
w Paschal. of Texas.
The engagement is announced of Mics
Leah Bell Snyder. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Stratton A Snyder, of Washinyto,,
10 baIeDd = Holzberg, also of this citv
another engagement just announced is
that OF Miss Eliza beth Gertrude Ofs,tt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Offpt,
Of this city, to Robert Stanley Ne
Knight
A pleasant evening was spent at the
iesldehc or Mr. and Mrs. George
Bowers,2ls Florida avenue. the occae-
ion beiu the first anniversary of Their
marrlag The parlor was beautifuIlv
decorate in holly and autumn flowers
Anoni those present were, Mr.. and
MRS. Hefge BowersoX, l.. Rowersox ana
. daughte Mr.. and Mrs III. CIarkson
Mrs. Mclarkson. Mrs. Sullivan Mr..
}. Eher Mrs. @. Week. Mrs II. Coste
afj =, auser Mrs. l. DahIer. Mrs. 7
Delia s'ioy, Eva Smith, and Albe-f
CruIiilne george Sonneman, John Ro-
WinifreOunn 'S anu
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LIST OF ELIGIBLES

Mrs. T. D. Adams, II 4th st. sc.
Miss JEANNE Allen. 100 sth st. ne.
Mrs. Paul n. Bryan. 1f1s Kenesaw
ave. NV
Mrs. F. NJ. Calvert, 1924 18th st. nv.
Mrs. Jennie C. Calvert. sos East Capl-
tol 81.
Mrs. r Z Campbell. IS 9Th ST. ne.
Mrs. A. T. Cowell, i1sl Yale St NV.
Miss Beuiah V. Doyle, 6, St ne.
Mrs. Julia L. Draper. 1o15 Massachu-
setts ave. ne.
The Washington times., 1905-09-24
Entertainments.

Inc oe Pleasure Club will resume
-" "'idhces at Carroll Institute
y" le Zoth inst Many novel
features i be introduced this year.
ana IL Is ped that the success of last
season Vile duplicated.
Inc Nangtonians met last Mon
uay eEeniRt the home of Mics A,na
A-uSheS' u street northeast. Ar
rangementwere completed for eisb.
dances, TO given by the cluh dnrira.
the Seasoilnvitations have been is
sued Tor thpening dance OF the sea
Pythian Tie. o"er ~ at
The ot1c'of the club are. ~ ~
fheipS. prent; Miss A. Saxtv vice
pTesloent, "; White, secretary. and
nlies 1uaI nflddings. treasurer The
next mefuiEill be held next Mon
| o. as eV,.msthe s,rnthe home OF Mrs. Leese.
| present web Misses A Ssxfy inSi,
Ireland Ed AppIeby, E. Harding
Al1na HNh,s HVWSNepd c; N Phelps, II. w
\ Mcguire. anu d. a
bsl euify evening a straw ride
VS. So oHph and Frank Russell
fhaperoned by Mr.. and
H. The party enjoyed
pieasen' ing. dancing until a
ia'e lIo' which refreshments
music was furnished
Dyesa,t $50 hestra. Among those
Miss Mary ] Nf;ss u-a
S. NJ ssell, Miss Hattie
ati,. IN. Miss Du Ianey.
p,EssaI, Du'i iiTsce nTsce Wiltberger, Leo
ter, Edgar Mod Wiu S 0s
. ton Lenoir. II Sn;,h I L'n; MIL
Russell. anu i'aiph
, entertained a party
VI iirus =" ~ at Sea Rest. the
sue, "o,ho parents, Gen. and
len, at Starbuck's
i;arIr.,,,i go PISS. IL was a de
a1ii,.i a. 10 1ich enjoyed. Miss
(. i1n,,n,, = CO. .; guest of Vineyard
, III, r.,,,,,, ~ tai and Mrs. Allen
st - - pgton late in Oc-
: the debutantes season '"e vi