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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
la Exposition inteT-antA|ana
de Mayaguez

La prensa msyagnezana publica
el mensaje que el sefior don Vicente
Psgani, Presidente de la Exposition
inter-antillana de Mayagnez, enviara
al Presidente de los Estados Unidos
por conducto del Gobernador de la
isla, asf como la contestaci6n que
diera este q dicho menssje, y las car
tas cruzadas entire el senior Morales,
Presidente de Santo Domingo y el &C.
nor Medina Secrstsrio de Ia referIda
Exposition. Tambien Sc han cruzado
cartss cengralutorias entire el seiior
Medina y don Martin Travieso, resi-
dente en- Nueva York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
MAN0S A La OBRA

En- brsve darau principle las se-
stones de la Asamblea Lsglslati va d.
Puerto Rico.
Un esfuerzo vigoroso y constsnte,
smpezarG pronto q mauifestarse en- Ia
CAmara insular por parte de los puer-
torriquefos que forman Ia mayorfa.
No titubeamos en- afrmar, que la labor
legislative que va q dar comienzo, Sc
RI fecunda en- patri6ticos esfuerzos, en-
voluntades indomables, puestos al SER
vioio de la patria Existe en- todos los
representatives. de la mayoria un deseo
vehemsnte de llegar al exito, de dar al
pals leyes sabias y razonables; deseo
legftimo, plausible, que no dudamos
tsnga el spoyo Unconditional de los
puertorriqueflos de Ia minorfa.
En- 10 Camara popular deben AGA.
bar las diferencias polfticas. Los odios
deben desspsrecer, desde ell momento
on que Sc penetra en- Ell temple de Ia
Icy. Los convencionalismos de par
lido deben ser relegados & dltimo lu-
gar, para que todas las fuerzas, uni.
das, asociadas futimamente, CONVEX
jan q fines comunes y patri6ticos, y
tiendan robustecer. Ia obra meritoria
que va emprenderse, y cuya fnali-
dad no debe ser otra, que la restitution
do cuanto Sc ha perdido moral ma.
terialmente en- 10 colonia, y la adqui-
sici6n de todo 10 que no tuvimos, y que
debsmos poser en- el plazo mas breve
possible.
Hay en- Ia labor legislative que Sc
avecina, algo que es sagrado, que es
ineludible, para los que estan seria-
mente empefados en- que nuestra re-
denci6n politica y economical sea, GUAM
to antes, un hecho tangible, cierto, q ue
garantice el prestiglo de nuestras So
cledades, el engrandecimiento de la
patria y 10 tranquilidad de los hogares.
ALI debe irse desposeido de todo
prejuicio, de toda passion innoble que
constituya un estorbo & la obra re.
dentorlsta. Alli debe irse con el cora
E6n lleno dc generosos sentimientos,
libre el alma de las sombras del odio.
Los que no tengan Ia fuerza moral su.
aciente, para resistir a las pasiones,
olvidar antiguas rencillas y afrontar
la lucha con verdadero desinteres v
amor patrlo, que1ense en- buena no.
ra, fuera del lugar ssgrado, donde
son indispensables las concien cias
sanas, los espfritus levantados, las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
EN- EL CASINO ESPAAOL

Anoche llev6se & efecto en- el ca.
sino Espatol, Ell anunciado baile de
sociedad.
El Casino presentaba brillante as
pecto, siendo profusamente decoradas
la fachada y escalones con flores y
bombillas electricas, que daban realce
q Ia fiesta. La concurrencia numero.
so invadi6 los salones hasta ser com.
pletamente impossible el transito en- loa
referidos salones.
La veladarevlsti6 gran solemnid ad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
lnduItado

Ell dfa cinco del corriente ha sido
lndultado por ell Gobernador INFERNO
Mr.. Post, don Jose Coytfa, del resto
de Ia pena que cumplfs por homicidio.
Ell senior Goytia es persona que
goza de iustas y merecidas dlstincio.
mes de aprecio y simpatias en- los pue.
bios del oriente de la isla, habiendo
sido allf uno de los mas reputados co.
nerciantes.
Enviamos nuestros parabienes al
seior Goytfa, apreciable correligiona.
rio puestro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07

inteligencias claras, para que Ia obra
resulte provechosa a los generates In.
tereses del pafs.
A los sehores Representatives. & Ia
Camsra insular, SO les presenta hoy
propicia OCCASION para que con sus &C.
tos justicieros del presente, enmiepden
los errores del pasado y vayan labo-
rando para realizar las grandezas del
porvenir. A tedos les toca llevar &
cabo decorosamente su mission dificil
pero hermosa, procurando destruir
los escollos del reaccionarismo, por
una seris de espsrtanos esfuerzos,
hasta llegar q sentir el contentamien
to inefable de los deberes cumplidos.
Es indudable que todo este 10 rea-
lizaran los delegados de la mayorfa,
81 todos convenimos en- que existe en-
ellos, la entsreza, el patriotismo in.
quebrantable, con que han de llevar
avante su obra de iustas y necesarias
reparaciones. En- todos vive les
mueve el amor inextinguible al suelo
native; en- todos bulle y alienta el
pensamiento regenerador, las ideas
bienhechoras, los grandes prircipios
que les unieron moralmente para la
sagrada defensa de la patria en- que
nacieron.
Manos, pues, q la obra plausible.
De ella han de derivarse para Puerto
Rico, en- 10 moral, ell orden y la JUS
ticia, afianzando nuestras libertades,
dAndonos leyes amparadoras de Ia
garantizando todos los
derechos y todas las instituciones H.
bres; en- 10 material, la 'prosperidad
stempre progressive y fecunda, fomen-
tando las fuentes principales de la RI
queza puertorriquef1a.
Los pueblos Sc salvan por ell es-
fuerzo moral & intellectual dc los hom-
bres que les gufan en- la consecusi6n
de sus ideales. Los pueblos llegan q
la meta de sus aspiraciones, cuando
cuentan en- su seno con cicer0nes valio-
sos que les sefalen la senda lumino.
sa, acuyo fin esplende el fanal de sus
legftimos anhelos realizados.
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico cuenta
con esos paladines. Los tiene cons
tantemente q su lado, y ellos agota-
ran las vigorosas energfas de sus al
mas de patriotas, para dar a su pue-
bio su salyaci6n y su ventura.
GIadiat0re,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
HorrendO criimen

En- el barrio de SIndiers frfa,, de
Maricao, ell individuo Aniceto Ortiz,
de q amos de edad, di6 Al heridas de
machete al arabe Julian Simeon, de-
jandolo en- estado de gravedad suma.
El autor de este horrendo crfmen,
ha sidp capturado por Ell Cabo Valdi.
vieso de Ia policfa y dos guardias &
sus 6rdenes, ocup&ndosele una can't.
dad de dinero y la GAIA de quincallas
perteneciente q su victima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
SucesO desgraciiadO

La sefiora do6a Mercedes Ruff,
viuda del que fu6 en- Maysgtiez Inyes-
tigador de Rentas Mr. Trail, muerto
tragicamente hace cerca de dos amos
en- aquells ciudad, ha tratado de sui
cidarse dltimamente, disparandose un
tiro de revolver de cinco milfmetros,
que la dejado en- estado sumamente
grave.
Dicha sedora es muy apreclable
en- aquslla ciudad, donde he sido muy
lamentado este desgraciado sucsso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
FEDERACION LIBRE
AsambIea de UniOnes

El pr6ximo Martes, dia 10, tendrk
efecto en- los salones de la Federation
Libre, una solsmne Asamblea de Unio.
mes, en Ia que % tomsran acuerdos de
gran trsscendsncia obrera.
Una nueva campsfia serS EN-.
prendida por Ia Federation Libre en-
pro del movimiento obrerO organIzado.
Mr.. Santiago Iglesias, partira
mahana domingo para Arecibo cone
an de ssiatir 4 una Assmblea que 9,
eelehrask 20 dieha Vtlla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
D, Luis MORta|VO Guenafd

Anoche lego San Juan nuestro
querido amigo, don Luis Montalvo
Guenard, Delegado q Ia CSmara POI
ell Distrito de May agdez.
La estadia en- esta ciudad del Sc.
nor Montalvo, sera por todo ell tempo
que dure ell periodo legislative, que
dara comienzo el; pr6ximo lunes, 9 del
corriente.
Saludamos afectuosamente al apre.
ciable compatriota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
En- San Juan

Hemos saludado hoy en- estas of
cinas a nuestro apreciable amigo don
Valeriano Virella, Delegado q la ca.
mara por ell Distrito de Guayama.
Ell senior Virella estara en- San
Juan, en- tanto dure Ia pr6xima le.
gislatura.
Deseamosle gratas impresiones en-
esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
Diaz Navarro

Nuestro distinguido amigo don
Herminio Diaz Navarro miembro del
Consejo Executive, regres6 antes de
anoche en- ell vapor SPonce,,,de su viaje
a losEstados Unidos, acompanado de
su distinguida esposa.
Les envismos.nuestro saludo atec.
tuoso de bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
La function de nafana

Sabemos que Sc ha hecho IN gran
pedido de.localldades por dlstinguidas
familias de esta ciudad, para asis.ir
& la function de mahana.
El Rey que Rubi6 es la zarzuela que
subirs mafana q la escena, ,por 10 cual
todos los amantes de la bueua mdsica.
al teatro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
ia Repib|ica Espaho|a''

Hace dfas que sali6 & la publici.
dad el primer ndmero de ola RepGbli.
co Espaholas, nuevo peri6dico que 90
publica en- esta ciudsd, 6rgsno de Ia
tLiga de Republicanos Espanoles1.
Su cuerpo de redacci6n, 10 forman
distinguiios escritores.
SaludamoS al nuevo y estimable
colega, deseandole buen exito en- aus
prop6sitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
E| A|ca|de de San Juan

Pronto terminara el plazo para el
pueAto de alcalde que hasta ahora ha
venido desempefiando con gran acier-
to el senior don Roberto Todd.
FL paso de este funcionario por Ia
alcaldfa de esta Capital ha demostra-
do que el sedor Todd es un admins
trador recto y cuidadoso dc los inte.
reses del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
Gladiat0re.

Patria, deseamosle con toda voluntad
I'm afio feliz, tan feliz como 10 desea-
mos para esta TERRA cuyo gobierno le
esta encomendado.
iSalud en- la Patria, al recto y
pundonoroso Gobernador!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
Oflcina del Juez De Paz de
San Juan
Resdmen de los trabajos efec.
tuadOs dtsde eI 70 de Julio
al 81 Diclembre do 1904.

Juicios celebrates en- los siguien.
tes meses:
Julio 2lS, Agosto 322, Setiembre
4O2, Octubre 237, Noviembre Sl1, Di-
ciembre 346. Total 1885.
Recaudado por multas: Julio S128,
Agosto 277 so, Setiembre 1856, Oc.
tubre 3lS.05, Noviembre 364 55, Di.
ciembre 1885. Total $1.S47.20.
Matrimonios autorizados por el
Juez BazSn, durante dicho perfodo de
tempo, 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
ASALTO AL SENIOR IGLESIAS

La morada del leader obrero don
Santiago lglesias ser& invadida esta
noche por gran ndmero de obreros
que le daran una fiesta en- honor & sus
trabaios realizazos en- pro de su mis-.
ma clase y del pals en- general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
S|TUAc|ON EN- ESPAAA

NEW YORK, ENERO Gable.
graffan de Madrid que la situaci6n
Do Espsna politicamente 30 agrava.
III roy llan6 q Palacio al ssHor Mon.
tero Rios que inhuy6 poderosaments
con el Senado para 10 aprobaci6n del
convenio con la Santa Sede.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
EL "ROJESHENSKY"

NEW YORK, ENERO 7.-Amplian.
do informaeiones cable anterior, 90
confirma que ell &C razado Hagship
Rojeshensky encall6 frente Ia isla
Madagascar, bundiendose, y sin que
hasta ahora resulten favorables todos
los esfuerzos realizados por salvar el
acorazado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
.SERV|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De IA DEMOCRAC|A"

formar conssio de guerra para juzgar
al valients general Stoesel oHcIali-
dad sus ordenes, dnieos su upervivien-
tes de 10 catastrofe de Port Arthur.
Estados de Europa se proponen
elevar energica protesta al Car, con
dicho motive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
FALSEDADES

Hs incierto cuanto en- su ndmero
de aver dice <The Puerto Rico Sum-,
acerca de los sucesos do Ciales.
La narraci6n que de los hechos
haze sl peri6dico adversario, 90 un cd-
mulo do falsedades, que muy en- breve
ser1n desmentidas con sl relate de la
verdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
UN CRUCERO HUND|DO

NEW YORK, ENERO 7.-Comu-
nican de San Petersburgo que Ia es.
cuadra que sali6 para el Extreme
Oriente sufri6 un accidente en- Mada-
gascar, creyendose Sc trata de un cho-
que ocurrido q Ia escuadra, resultan.
do un crucero hundido
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HechO eScandaIOsO en- BarTO}
(PoR TELEGRAFo)

SDEMoCRACIA.-San Juan.
Gran escandalo judicial Barros.
Secretario Tribunal, Huertas, supues-
to c6mplice robo en- cuadrllla. Sar-
gento Chapel procedi6 captura aver
iueves . P. NJ. Enviare detalles por
correo. -CorreSponsal.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
EN- ESTA IMPRENTE

Sc hacen toda Clsse de trahaio
upOgrkncos, por diffciles que sean
{ prssios n6dises,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
FL TO|SON De ORC

NEW YORK, ENERO TEL Rey
don Alfonso XIII ha impuesto el Toi-
son de Orc al general don Marcelo dc
Azcarraga, actual presidente del Con-
sejo de ministries, habiendo revestido
el scto extraordinaria solemnidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07

inteligencias claras, para que la obra
resulte provechosa a los generates In
tereses del pafs.
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General and Mrs. d. s. Gordon. with their
daughter, Miss Gordon, and their son, Mr..
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cital by Mrs J. w. Bulla the Rev. Henry
Baker, D. D.. read a thrilling sketch of his
perilous ascent of Mt. Vesuvius in 1897;
Miss Florence Callahan gave a recital de-
scribing the vicissitudes of a toboggan slide
dscoursed soft, sweet music with the zith-
er; Mrs. Frear reread an original poem, IN
which were interviewer the names of all
the authors the club had studied up to that
date, its fifth anniversary, thirteen years
ago; Mrs. Ella Paige entertained with vocal
solos; Mr. Donald Freeze and Miss Lewis
with piano solos, Mrs. William Trottie with
dramatic recitals Miss Lewis with humor-
Gus Rotations; Mr. NJ D. Hall, with
recitafs from Moore and Burns; Mr..
s. W. Russell, with fluctuations for its
members, that Elcelsior is one of the wom-
ems clubs that an eX-president of the United
States thinks well of, and the host and
hostess, by special request, sung Home.
Sweet Home with variations. Capt. Hart,
president of the Capitol Hill Literary So
ciety extended greetings and invitations
from that organization.
Among those present not already mention
ed were Mrs. Frederick Muller Mrs. f. A.
Haines, Mrs A. Alexander, Mrs. w. Trauty,
DR.. Margaret Huddleson, Mrs. d. Parker.
Mrs. n. v Culley, Mrs. Title Henkle, Mrs.
a. E. Duell. Mrs. Charlotte T. Lewis, Mrs.
Clara z. Kalstrom, Mrs. NJ D. Hall. L. L.
Shope, Ella Gordon-Paige, B. ]. Eslin, NJ.
NJ. Gordon, NJ. E. Huddleson, Louise Done
huoo Gen. B. F. Hawkes., ]. NJ. Parker,
Robert Henkle, M. Salome Graybill c. S.
Hardy, Jeanette NJ. Hardy and Miss Laura
Hamel.
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season to Messrs. Rust & Baker of Philadel-

season to Messrs. Rust & Baker of Philadel-
phia.
! The large space adjoining the Hotel Coz
Iumbia. at Missouri avenue and the beach,
is to be transformed into a pretty park
The Asbury Park Hotel Mems Associa-
ton will visit Atlantic City next week and
while here the visitors will be entertained
at the Clialfonte by the Leeds Company, its
owners.
An enjoyable impromptu musicale, fol-
lowed by a dance, given few even
lngs ago by the guests of the Brevoort.
Invitations have been issued for the dance
sea, next Wednesday evening. This is the
first of a series of dances which this club
will give during the season.
Carisbrooke Inn, at Nentnor, will open
for the season on June u. This popular
hotel is owned by A. c. Mcclellan & Son,
OF the new Plerpont, and will be under the
management of c. H. Hale, formerly OF
the Ardsley Club Special accommodations
will be provided for automobilists.
The new Hotel Princess, South Caro-.
lima avenue Eear the beach. is rapidly
nearing completion and will be formally
opened to the public about July l by its
owner. Mr. Charles B. Prettyman of Phila-
delphia. This house VIII be under the per-
soral management of Mr.. Walter II. Mel
son. who is at present connected with the
Royal Palace Hotel.
Proprietor Walter ]. Buzby is erecting
large water power in the rear of the Hotel
Dennis. The big steel structure towers
high In the air, and when the tank is filed
with water it will afford ample fire pro-
lection.
S. D. Kille and c. B. Springer of Phila-
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
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ATLANTIC CITY NEWS
WEATHER HAS BEEN JUST RIGHT
EVERY WAY.
Hotels Keeping Full and Bookings
Ahead Most Satisfactory
Arrivals.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., May 6, 1905
If the remainder of May continues de-
lightful, from a weather standpoint as
that with which we have been favored the
past week. Atlantic City's story will be one
of crowds straight through to the time pop
ularly established for the advent Of the
summer multitude of vacationists. Sun
shine and balmy breezes predomnated the
entire week and the Boardwalk was COM
fortably filled with promenaders- The af
ternoons reminded one of June on the
beach and residents turned out strongly to
join the visitors. The hotels continue to be
we'll filled and bookings are being made
daily which will keep all of the houses
busy.
The Hotel Arlington Is located Michi-
gan avenue near the beach and is under the
able management of Mr.. NJ. Kunz. This
popular house has recently been entirely
redecorated and refurnished and it's book
ings for the spring season are very crafty
ing to the management
The social season at the De Vile was
formally opened a few evenings ago with Il.
progressive euchre. a large number of
guests and their friends participated, and
the affair was one of the most enjoyable
functions of the spring season.
The resorts yachting season will open in
all its glory about the middle of May Con-
modore Kuehnle's famous private yacht, the
katharine X, flagship of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club, has undergone thorough over
hauling, well as many of the other hand
some craft familiar to the local boating
colony. There are quite a number of new
craft guaranteed to be both trim and
speedy nearing completion at the yards
along the inlet and in Chelsea. The At
lantic City Yacht Club has never been SO
strong in numbers as at the present time
or its members so enthusiastic over this
sport The popularity of boating has
been subject to wonderful boom that
promises no end of splendid sport for a
great many people here during the coming
season.
The Hotel Stanley, delightfully."- located on
South Carolina avenue near the beach, has
opened for the season, under the manage
ment of the owner, Mr.. Frank Curran. The
house has been entirely reTnodeled and. In
fact new throughout. 1t has always been
popular hosiery, and that 1t will be more
SO in the future Is assured. 1t Is moder-
ate priced hotel and noted for the excel
lerce OF Its table and service
The Boniface. at the ocean end OF South
Carolina avenue. has been leased for the
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Mrs Nicholas Fish of New York. whose
gown of black and white chiffon, trimmed
with flower appliqueS and roSe-wreathed
hat was quite out of the ordinary. She
wore several fine diamond ornaments.
1t was roughly estimated that fully 1,59o
persons were present. The patronesses of
the event were Baroness Mayor des
Sternburg Lady Durand Mrs. Morton, Mrs
Taft, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Boardman, Mrs
Glover, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. Mrs. Wet
more, and the charity benefited will be the
Washington Home for Incurables. Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins was in general charge
of all the arrangements, and received no
end of congratulaton as to the success of
the day, as did each committee of the
various features of the fete.
Mr.. Leland Powers of Boston, Mass, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson of Cleveland Park during his re-
cent stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Mowery, the latter
formerly Miss Henrietta Beach of this city,
who were married April 90 at the home of
the bride in this city, have returned from
were accompanied from here by Mr.. Now
ery's mother, and at her home in Norris
town. N. j.. were given a large reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Mowery will reside at T12H
1th street southwest. the former home of
the latter. where they will be pleased to
see their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hull of Tuxedo
Park. n. Y. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Grizeida Houston
Hull, to Captain Richmond Pearson Hob
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The future home of Mr.. and Mrs Zelier Will
be Dallas, Tex
A reception was given by the ladies OF
the Wisteria Euchre Club Thursday even
ing the hostess being Mrs. May of U street
nor Invest. The ladies were prettly
gowned and received their husbands and
friends at $50 after which a spirited con-
test was enjoyed and prizes awarded
After the game closed the guests were IN
vited into the beautifully decorated dining
room, when a four-course luncheon was
served, the charming affair breaking up at
midnight Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs May Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs Dare Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. ana
Mrs Kimmel. Mr.. and Mrs Anderson Mr.
and Mrs. Towers, Mrs. I.andvogt and
daughter Mrs. TRULY, Mrs. Priest, Miss
Parker. Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Webster Mr.. Per-
ry, Mr.. Palmer. Mr.. Newlands. Mrs Dare,
of @ street. will entertain the matinee club
next Thursday afternoon
delightful surprise party was given to
Mr.. Charles Sanford at his residence, 931 G
street southwest, Saturday last. Many
useful and ornamental presents were re-
ceved. The large and spacious hall on the
second floor was decorated with palms and
cut flowers, where music and dancing were
enjoyed until late hour, after which re-
freshments We're served. Among those
present were Mrs Charles Sanford Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. King, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sanford,
King c. E. King, Gertrude Williams. Ruby
Sanford and Messrs. William Pfunder,
George Biddle, William Lowell, w. F. Fan
ner and many others.
Friday morning musicale was given at
Mrs. w. H. Kfmbalfs home at lexington.
After vocal and instrumental selections re-
freshments were served. Among those who
participated were Miss Henderson, Miss
Atkinson, Miss Collins, Miss Mertz and
Miss Kemon. Miss Henderson entertained
several of the party afterward at a
luncheon.
Mrs Fred Beall of Columbia Heights has
as her guest Mrs. Halle A. Rouncesavlle
of Rome. Ga, who. since the adjournment
of the D. A. R. congress, which she at
tended as state regent of Georgia. has been
in New York and is now returning home
Mrs Rouncesaviile was formerly president
general of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, and is prominently identified with
the work of both the D. A. r. and T. D. c.
in the south.
Miss Bessie Hazen daughter of Dr. w.
P. c. Hazen of 81 East Capitol street, has
just returned from Roanoke Va, where
she has been spending month at the resi-
dence of Colonel Milard F. Bragg.
The French ambassador and Nine JUS
serand had members of the railway con-
gress as their guests at luncheon yester-
day and will give a dinner tomorrow night
followed by a reception, in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will give a
dinner of fifty covers tomorrow night.
General and Mrs d. s. Gordon with their
daughter, Mss Gordon, and their son, Mr.