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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11
Marine Band Concert.

At the United States navy yard Monday
there will be a concert a > pm. by the
United States Marine Band Orchestra,
William H. Santelmann, leader.
Following is the program
l. March, General Haywood. .Santelmann
. Overture, Tampa ............. .Herold
g. Grand fantasia, III Trovatore". Verdi
Waltz "JoIIy Brothers VolIstedt
: ..Album Leaf ...............W Wagner
6. Character picture, 'Blumenge-
fiueSter' ................ Won BUN
Z Descriptive. "A Hunting Scene" Godfrey
4 Gallon 'Vinea' Ziehrer
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\ carriage and wagon colided on Nichols
avenue near the entrance TO the st. Eliza
beth Asylum grounds, yesterday. Both We
hicles were damaged and the driver of the
wagon. James E. Coates, colored, was
Slightly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11

Policeman Verr of the tenth precinct dis
covered fire in the green houses Of Frank L.
Schultz, Sherman avenue and Farragut
street this morning about l o'clock. The
officer summoned No. II engine company
and the blaze was eXtinguished before more
than $40 damage had been done
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
r 3. RtEDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE.

g. s. RtEDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Winter Schedule.
In effect December "a, 1904
da VS. at 400 @. for Colonial Beach; Coitsn,s.
prsbwood Rock Point Curriomen, Nomini and ins
toarmedjafe ,andings on river. Saturdays at 7:M
am for above. ndings; including Wits; .0a
Tbnrsday 10 touching at Wirt's. -
STR. ESTEILE RANDALL. FOR GLYMoNT AMI
intermediate landings at am. daily, except
Sunday. Returning about pm. deso-ts
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Who Said Anything About Cots?

We will rent first-class cots for the next
days, commencing Monday, Feb. u, for 621
cents each Marcus Notes, cor 9th and l
SITS. NV.
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How to Better Your Health.

An occasional bottle of Abner-Drury Brew
ing Co.'S "Old Glory Beer viii do more
than anything else to increase your vitality
and strength. For case write or phone w. 436
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Cots to Burn.

Just closed a deal with a large manufac-
turer and am ready to rent cots for the in
augural period for 621a cents each. Come at
once. Marcus Notes, cor. 9th and d SITS. n. W.
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VIM. Cannon,s Pure Purissima

Whiskey is Rye of quality-absoutely
pure and mellow. It's such a whiskey as
you have need of in your home for medici-
nal purposes. Phone n. 52S. 1925 9TH H. W.
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Royaiian's Persian Rugs.

The Boya jan collection of Oriental Rugs
and Carpets will be sold at auction at
Sioans. 1907 G. St. next week. On eXhlbi-
ton with catalogue. Monday ana Tuesday.
Advertisement.
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Contributed to Charity.

The Evening Star acknowledges receipt
of 50, contributed by w. P. M, and 81, by
NJ A. s., for the use of the Associated
Charities.
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Have Been Doing 1t for Fifteen Years

When it comes to renting Inauguration
supplies you must come here if you care to
save money Marcus Notes, cor. 9th and D
SIS. d w
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A Floral Valentine,
Favor Vestibules on Street Cars

Order GUIDE to send Violets or some othe
favorite flowers. 1914 f st.-Advt.
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Baltimo ore and Return 81 .25,

Via Pennsylvania railroad, every Saturday
and Sunday all trains except Congressional
Iimited.-AdVt.
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For Weddings, Receptions, Dinners

and other social functions have Downey's
New Stables, 1620-S0 l. St. furnish the car
riages. Elegant turnouts-reasonable rates.
Advertisement.
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The Cost of a Safe Deposit Box

in vaults of Union Trust & Storage Co., 14l4
F ST. w, is only s. year Could one invest
81 to better advantage ?-Advt.
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Save Your Old Carpets.

Have them woven into Handsome Rever-
sible Rugs. Send postal. Hoboken, IT.
Mass. ave. NV.
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Ever Tried Delicious Mexican Pinoche?

\ novelty among candies. Along with other
regular coo varieties. It's now selling al
.}5c H. at GEO. p. SHEETZ'S, 10Th and L.
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Don't Wait Until the Last Minute

to rent chairs, tables or cots for the Inaugu-
ration. Engage them now and save 100 pei
cent. Marcus Notes, cor. 9th and d SITS. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-11

Burnett's Vanilla Extract has outiived
criticism. 1t is the purest vanilla extract
that can be bought. Once tried always used.
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A Host of Satisfied Patrons

testify to the superior excellence of Byron
S. Adams printing service. Office, 512 l1th.-
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To Sell or Store Furniture

consult Brown & Tolson, auctioneers. New
building 1409 H st. Finest rooms in the
city. Sales every Tuesday, 10 am.
fe67, Hit
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Our facilities for securing and dyeing are
unsurpassed. A F. Bornot & Bro, 1924 F st.
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Now or Never.

If you don't want to pay three prices for
the rental of cots. bedding. chairs etc, for
the inauguration. it will pay you TO come at
once. Marcus Notes cor. 9th and d SITS. II. ".
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Saratoga Arondack Mineral Water.
Refreshing. Try it. Phone 2S6. 4l6 9th st
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Baltimore and Return, B. and o. 4. r.,
Saturday and Sunday sl.25. All trains both
ways both days, except Royal Limited.
Hourly Service" week days-Advt.
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SO Ladies' Golf Vests & Sweaters, CSC.
81 Boys & Girls, 49c Auerbach's, g. H.
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Money to Ieno at 4, 8 and SO on real es-
tate. Frank 7. Rawlings Co., 1906 Pa. ave.
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send your evening gown to ms to be
cleaned. A. +. Rornot & BRO. 1924 F st.
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CITY ITEMS.

You're Missing a "Gcod Thing"
If your table is not supplied with Jno ".
Mcinbers's Bread Remedy the defect and
enjoy the the most delicious and nourlshlng
bread made. AT grocers, Bakery, 116 18th sc.
1t
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Hot Bed Sash, Best on the Market, 75c.
6xS Glass per box, 50 %. Esinger's Lum-
Der Yard, 2100 18th st. NV. Phone North TT.
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S1.25 To Baltimore and Return s1.25

Pennsylvania railroad. Saturday and Sun
day, tickets good ON all trains except Con-
sressional Limited, and good for return I'M
Ill Sunday night.--Advt.
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Great Bear a Pure Spring Water.
4 gallons for SOC. Office: 104 18th.
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Well Cure Your "Grip"

with our famous 80" or we'll refund the
money. 25c. Atkinson's, nth & G SITS. 1t
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Peanuts for the Inauguration.
Wholesale. Southern Coffee & Spice Co,
7th and c s.w. Phone Main 324O. It,
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Save the Pieces! Royal Glue Mends EN-
China, Toys Furniture, etc. Druggists, 1Oc
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Elk Grove-a sweet, palatable Butter. Try it..
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Art Needlework. Ladies' Exchange SO7 Vt.av
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Branch Office. 9TH and r SITS N W.

The Star has opened a branch office at
Criswells drug store, corner 18th and T
streets northwest where advertisements are
received at regular rates and sent direct to
The Star Office.
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No Other Dairy Can Compare With

Ashburn Farm Dairy in equipment ant
sanitary conditions 1883 18th NV.
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Be wise and order Elk Grove Butter
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Held for Grand Jury.

Valentines. all kinds. J. Jay Could
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Holmes Genuine Homemade Pies.

The best and most delicious pastry you've
ever tasted. Crisp, faky crusts-generOus.
home-prepared filings of every delicious
kind. Order Holmes Pies by mail or phone.
20c. each. Holmes Bakery, LIST & Z SITS.
Phones E. 1440 and 1441. 1t
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In CO, the DELICIOUS COn1eCCIOu OF
Castor Oil, positively no after-taste OF the
oil The reason-our special process.
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Union Made Bar Coats And Walters

Jackets. Biggest And Best Line In City
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J. n. Small & Sons, Florists,
Auxiliary Committees.

14th and G SITS. Washington; Waldorf-As-
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Welsbach, Also Lindsay Air Lights.
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Valentines, All Kinds. Gould's.
Blue Grass Catsup. 71bc.:

Heart tallies, Scrap pictures, Favors. 421 9th
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a. B. C. Headache Powders.
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SIS Large Dangler Oil Heater, Sc. 90

IS Large Gas Heater, $3.50.
A. Eberly's Sons, us 18th 81. nv.
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Moses Remodeling Sale.
Appointed Professor.

All goods reduced 10 to 80 per cent.-Advt
The Washington times., 1905-01-13

president. DR.. ]. T. Mcclennahan- Pray
er was offered by the pastor, the Rev
r j. Prettyman, after which the fol-
lowing program was given: Piano duet,
Mrs G s Hyer and J. Edgar Robinson:
recitation, Judge jeremiah 2. Pitman.
songs by the Alexandria Light Infan-
try Quartet, c. T. Curtiss, first tenor,
j. T. Lucas. second tenor. F. ". Smith.
bass, r E L. Smith, baritone: violin
solo, w FeIheimer, accompanied by J.
Edgar Robinson. pianist: vocal solo,
Miss Lula Simrns. accompanied by Mr.
Robinson; piano solo. Miss Houtchins:
rotations. Alexander l. Rorke, imper-
senator songs. the Alexandria Light
infantry Quartet; naonologue. Miss FL
sic Van SAINT vocal solo, Miss Eta VIII
son. accompanied by Miss Thea Light
neV; songs, the Alexandra Light Infan-
try Quartet.
One feature of the evening caused
much mefnment, in the person OF a
real African, who proved himself to be
a WhiStlii-g Lewis
Refreshments were served during the
interniSSiOn.
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
HOUSE OF MERCY
TEA PROGRAM

The matinee tea at the New Willard.
January %. will probably be one of the
most fashionable events of the week III
which it occurs, and the program CON
stantlyl grows in jaterest-
Mrs Cheatham Thompson, who has
had great success in New York, will
come to Washington for the afternoon
to give a recital OF less than one hour
with the Marine Band TO complete the
l5rC gram. The rec bedroom will he used
for the coac erts with four OF the smart
est men in town TO act as ushers-
After the music, tea. cake, ices, and
usual afternoon refreshments Will be
served in the second ballroom with the
band TO play until 6 O'Clock.
The entertainment is n aid ot the
House of Mercy. one of the most de-
serving of charities. and is under the
Pc tronage of Mrs. Hay Mrs. Hitchcock,
Miss Cannon, Mrs Slater, Mrs keap,
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Mrs John r
Mclean, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Nicholas An
deTson. Mrs Ellzins. Mrs. hobsoE. Mrs.
John Davis, Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Long
worth, Mrs William Slater. and Mrs.
eyburn
The Washington times., 1905-01-13

and probably rightly, does not apply TO
races run outside the State OF Virginia
viii Appeal Case
This conviction the gamblers will
take TO the corporation court or the
court OF appeals where it will be de-
cided, they hope. that their claim az
10 the non-appIication Of the act viii
be upheld, and that the conviction by
Brent does not stand.
Prosecution on the other gambling
statute OF 1886 will be Impossible, for
the statute was declared unconstitu-
tfonaI, on account of a defective title
There Is only one remaining statute
under the laws OF Virgins under which
they may then be prosecutedEfor book
making statute passed on March g.
1894 When prosecuted under this
statute, they will claim that this act
does rot apply 10 driving clubs.
Have Such Charter.
This Is true. The act excepts from
its provisions bookmaking on any
ground controlled or owned by any
driving club or driving park thereto
fore chartered The st. Asaph peopie
have such charter. and viii couse-
quently claim the right 10 carry on
their business legally
1T will be easy TO prove, II an ef-
fort Is made. that the ST. Asaph Driv-
ing Club is not g bona fide orgauiza-
ton 1t viii be practically impossible
10 convince any jury that the land on
which the St Asaph resort carries on
its business is controlled by gentlemen
rs driving park
The only question is. VIII the case
against them be pushed p
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
Oh Sugar! Nj. HaVemeuer.

According to President Havemeyer,
Of the sugar trust, the affairs of that
concern are no business of the pub
lie They relate alone to the justly
celebrated personnel Of the trust and
to creditors Mr Havemeyer, of course,
IS entitled to his opinion, and so are
observers. They have a right to
think, for instance, that the Have
meyer opinion is not worth the saccha-
rine breath expended in expression
of it.
: A trust of the character and magni-
tude of the sugar combination sus-
tains relations toward every citizen,
and these relations are mutual. Mr..
Havemeyer and his fellow philanthro-
pists have the power to crush out
competition, an offease known techni-
cally as restraint OF trade, and the
power TO exact tribute from every
man who buys sugar, which is an
offense, perhaps, not technically de-
fined, but in general way recognized
as robbery.
The burglar caught in a house
might airiIy wave the police aside
with the remark that the only neces-
sity for an understanding was be-
tween himself and the owner of the
premises, but the police would de-
cline TO accept his view, or be ex-
trenely bad police. The public is in
mood TO act as its own police 1t
declines to be waved aside. Not that
Mr. Havemeyer is a burglar, but mere
ly to illustrate He would scorn TO
burgle. The probabilities are that he
never touched jimmy in his life The
point Of especial resemblance is in
the trend, toward dark-Iantern meth
DDS.
Many foolish assaults have been
made upon certain industrial enter
prises. To condemn all such enter
prises would be folly. Nevertheless,
The Washington times., 1905-01-13

there are some among them that COM
mon safety demands shall be exposed.
1t is to be apprehended that in this
number will be the one honored by
the leadership of Mr. Hayemeyer Ii
1t is honest, which, it must be regret
fully admitted, nobody believes, there
is nothing for him to fear, and the
laugh, so to speak, will be on the
public. Ii it is dishonest, the spec
tacle of a lot OF high-toned fnanciers
taking to the canebrakes would be
refreshing, uplifting, and instructive.
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
CTandal MaCkeu wins

The prosecuting attorney of AleXan-
dria county, Va, has won his fight
against the gamblers He has put 10
the lawbreakers choice between
hard labor III the panitentiary and
yacating his district And the law
breakers have chosen to leave
For this achievement Alexandria
county and the District OF Columbia
will give the prosecuting attorney.
Crandal Maehke;T.. ell the credit. 1t
has been his fight from the first, and
his fight alone. He was elected to
office on the platform Put out the
gamblers. He has devoted himself
to fulfilling that platform to the prac-
tical exclusion of everything else He
has won, and the whole district of the
upper Potomac is his debtor.
The Times makes this acknowledge
ment with no less pleasure because
the gamblers may come back or be-
cause on an earlier occasion it voiced
an adverse criticism OF Mr.. Mackey's s
methods.
The prosecuting attorney had been in
court four times, only to be put out on
some technicality. Either his indict-
ments were wrongly drawn. or the
accused were wrongly identified, or
suit was brought in the wrong court,
or copies were submitted in lieu OF
original papers. The Times suggest
ed then, as it would suggest now un-
der such circumstances, that either
Mr. Mackey's competency or his sin
cerity was open TO question, and that
he would be judged, not by his pro-
fessions, but by his achievements. He
has now verified his professions, and
all citizens who respect good govern
ment viii extend to him their con-
gratulations.
If the gamblers return in the
| course Of Ar. Mackey's tenure of Of
fee it viii be his duty again to drive
them away. If they return under
some successor to Mr.. Mackey the
people Of Alexandria county will look
/ ~ tsioI ooSCSSoOI lOI a HSnE no less
productive than that which has Just
closed. The outlook for the men of
Jackson City and St Asaph is not
| bright.
The District is aware. of course
| that these operators may transfer
their equipment to some other point
on its borders. Well, the officials OF
Montgomery and Prince George coun-
! ties in Maryland have already proven
themselves equal to the responsibility
OF enforcing the law against such Of
lenders, and the District is bound to
presume they will do SO again, if oc-
casion arises. But no croakings as to
possible disaster in the future should
be permitted to cloud this splendid
victory in Alexandra county, where
the power of the law and the energy
OF one man have been sufficient to
rout offenders with almost unlimited
means and not sensitive as to the
use of those means.
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
M0ckey Has Fulfilled
Ante-EIectiOn PLEDGE
All Gambling Resorts Put Out OF Business in
Alexandria County-CommonWea At
torney Satisfied With His Work

The promise OF john Nelson to close
tomorrow his poolroorn at jackson City
and lever to reopen in Alexandria
county makes complete victory for
Mr. Mackey
At the polls before his election, Mac
key declared If there was enough law
in Virginia - make such a thing pos
sible he would. If elected. close every
gam bling resort in Alexandria county
The gamblers We're not the only ones
wfN laughed at him at the time.
Tire laughs We're not IN order. His
term has SO far been one long success
sicn of raids and trials. with tEe recent
iy achieved result-the gamblers who
were tried are cut of business. and will
not reopen.
Mackey Satisfied.
When seen this morning by a repre-
sentative OF The Times, Mr.. Mackey
said:
Il am entirely satisfied with the way
things have turned out St Asaph is
closed and viii never reopen in Alex
andria county 1 have obtained before
witnesses q promise from Nelson 10
close tomorrow.
The St Asaph case has gone out Of
my jurisdiction. and I no longer have
any part in the proceedings against
the defendants L is evident, however.
how the case is to conclude. MFR. Brent VIII
convict at least one, and possibly all
the Hill crowd on an act of 1886. which
the attorneys for ST. Asaph will claim,
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
DOLLY MADISON
CHAPTER MEETS

Dolly Madison Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, held its jan
uary meeting on Tuesday at the res
dence of Mrs. John Tweedale, 1725 P
Street After the business of the even
ing, the program opened with a song
by Mrs Agnes McGrew Wickersham,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Bal
loch. The historian, Miss Ida TuIloch.
gave US a paper on the Alamo, che Of
the historical places OF San Antonio.
Tex, the next number. by Mrs. a.
McG- Wickersham. was a pretty Scotch
air, and for encore. THE Clang OF
the Wooden Shoon-" a reading was Civ
en- by John Tweedale, whose encore
was THE Courting of Larry of Lee and
Widow Magee;" Mrs James H Hens
ley read, "A Retrospect OF the Valley
OF Cloverley at Devon England
After singing the national air, refresh
mentS were served
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
PRESENTS
HIS FIANCEE

Senor Corea. the Nicaraguan minister
whose love, affairs with Mrs IIlah Dun
lap Jordan refused 10 run smoothly for
a While. was triumphant over his foes
last night, for he presented to the Pres
ident and Mrs Roosevelt at the diplo-
matte reception, not only his fiancee,
Mrs. Jordan, but her sister, both OF
whom came from Macon, Ga, for the
reception.
Mrs Jordan was much admired, wear
ing splendid gown OF pale blue silk
with lace insertions embroidered in
pink roses. and some of her diamonds.
She is full a head sand a half taller
some. When asked about the date for
his marriage. Sef0F Corea said he was
not yet ready TO have the day an
nounced, but il is supposed 10 be in the
very near future
The Washington times., 1905-01-13
SOCIAL PROGRAM
IS QUIET TO-DAY
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Receive at White
House-Sman Gatherings for Out
of-Town Visitors.

With the exception Of Mrs Rooseyelt's
-tat home, at the White House this af-
ternon from TO 6 o'clock, this viii be
a day of quiet compared with the siren
uous pace Of the first part OF the week
There will be some entertaining for
the out-of-town people who came here
to attend the diplomatic reception at
the White House last night, and Sena-
tor and Mrs. Burrows, and Senator and
Mrs. Dryden, and few other prominent
people viii entertain dinner parties.
There viii be many callers for those
who observe Friday as a day at home.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt en-
tertained at the White House last night
Mr. and Mrs. John ". Brock, OF Phfla-
delphia. and the Misses Cutting, Of New
York
Mrs John Dalzell has as guest Mss
Mccoy. OF Pittsburg, who IS remember
ed here most pleasantly from several
previous visits. Mrs. DalzeH viii give
a tea January 20. in compliment 10
Mrs Ornsby McCammon. who before
her marriage was a prominent belle Of
Philadelphia,
Senator and Mrs Depew entertained
al uiflflSE f2St evening, Wh6n their
guests included the Italian ambassador
and Baroness Mayor les Planehes, the
French ambassador and Nine. Jusser-
and, the Chinese minister. the minister
from Denmark, the naval attache OF
the British embassy, and Mrs de Chair.
Mr. and Mrs ". X Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs H Nick Twombiy. Miss Sherrfll
Miss Patten, Miss Paulding and Prince
de Bearn, or the French embassy.
Mrs. ]. c. Fremont served dinner last
night in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Weightman, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Crom-
well Col. and Mrs. Augustus Tyler, Mrs
Hunt Slater, Captain SwinburGe, and
Mr. Rubner-
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Hodge. of Kalama-
zoo, are the guests Of Senator and Mrs
Burrows but Will leave tomorrow for
trip to New York before>Teturning TO
the West
Mrs B. H Warner. and the Misses
noon tea yesterday at their AIassachu-
setts Avenue residence. Fully 100 guests
Were received between and o'clock
Mrs. Warner and her young step
daughters welcomed the company in the
nrSt drawing-roon, while in the dining
room a large corps of assistants relieved
each other in dispensing tea, chocolate,
ices, and other dainties from a table
beautifully decorated in red roses. with
the color-schene carried out in the bon
bonS and Ices Mrs. Warner and the
DAYS throughout the season
U