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live with his daughter, Mrs Burkley Morgan, at Lakeside, for the winter.
 We noticed quite few out of town people at the chapel, Sunday, to listen to Rev MT Job, as he preached very Barton.
 : Mrs Edna Benson and Miss Florence Dwy attended party in Macedonia on Saturday.
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ROXBURY.
A PLEASANT CHURCH EVENT.

The chicken feast given by the la dies of the Congregational church at the Town hall, last Tuesday evening, was grand success from every point of view and as one partook of the feast it made him think he was eating Thanksgiving dinner. During the evening B. L. Sanford and children lections which was greatly enjoyed by all. The supper netted the ladies about S25, which is to be used in re- pairing the chapel of the Congrega- tiOnal church.
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HUNTINGTON.
CLAM CHOWDER SUPPER,

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 Don't forget the clam chowder SUD- per in Laborie's hall, Wednesday even- ing, November Is. If stormy the first fair evening. One of the attractions will be Ladies Home Journal booth, where subscriptions will be taken for the Ladies' Home Journal and Satur- day Evening Post, and pictures will be sold.
 MT and Mrs B. $. Hawley spent Sun- day in New Haven.
 New coal stoves have been put in both school rooms in the Center.
 Vincent Clark has returned to Mil ford.
 Harry Bowles has been a sufferer from felon on one hand.
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The buying and selling of Diamonds and other Precious Stonse is tho priscipal part of our business. Our close connection with home and foreign markets, snabls us at all times to offer tho choicest of gsms at the lowest pos- sibis pricss. h the mounting of jewels we use only hand maas, hsavy mou1t- ings and pay particular attention to the artistic design of sams. It has .svsr been our privilege to offer such eho e pieces as we prsssnt this ssaso. and we b'iisvs Connecticut has ssvsr sesn such aa exhibition. It is a pleasure to show our stock as we have the finest lquaIity, that which is 90 scarce. asd our prices are a. moro than intsrior quality is be- ing sold for.
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Ten Pages.
LITCHFlELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
GRANGE NOTES.

The visiting Patrons gave Washing ton Grange very interesting program, consisting of three amateur dramas performed with exceptional ability. Thirty minutes for refreshments'' by Bonnet" by Bethlehem Grange, and "A Rough Diamond," by Aspetuck Valley Grange. Songs by the IGrange, and remarks by Brother Skelly of Pleasant Valley, Worthy Master Nal lett and Lecturer H. w. Treat of Bridgewater and others, and recita- tions by Brother Northrop and Sister Smith of Bethlehem made an interest ing program.
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MRS MARY ELLEN CAMP.

Mrs Mary Ellen Camp died on Fri day at the home of George Addis, aged P years. The funeral was attended on Monday morning, Rev J. K. Plumb 'fficiating. The pail bearers were Charles Terrill, Edward Addis, F. J. Turrill and George Green. The burial was in Stony Hill. Mrs Jesse James of Newtown is sister of the deceased. Funeral Director Thomas had the ar engagements in charge.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Umpawaug school for the month ending October 27: Number of pupils, 26; average attendance, 2O.8; names of pupils who have been neither absent or tardy during the month: Emma Bronson, Mabel Ryder, Clair Hill, John Carson, Willie Ryder, Josie MeekeE, Samuel Bennett.
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EAST KENT.
PERSONAL NOTES.

Minott Stevenson has returned to his home at his daughters, Mrs Du- val's, after visit of two weeks with his son in MerrYal1.
 Mrs Antoinette Beeman has gone to
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
WEST BEDDING.
\ SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

The Umpawaug school will give an entertainment at the SchoOlhOuse Friday evening, November 10. The proceeds will be used to pay for the new desk and stove; also the repairs made on the Schoolhouse. The chill dren have fine program and it is hop ed their friends will encourage them by their presence. There will also be selections on photograph.
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When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and produce no gripping or other unpleas- ant effect. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis S Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

At the annual meeting of the Con gregational society, held last Monday evening, the following officers were elected: s. B. Smith, clerk; Edward w. Seeley, treasurer and collector; Eugene Ward, Lincoln Smith, Myron Thomas, society's committee.
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NEWS FROM ST JOHNS.

There will be Sunday evening serv- ices at St Johns at 8 o'clock, begin ming with Sunday, November 12.
 A Sunday afternoon service was held at the home of Mrs Ingels at the Valley.
 The choir had rehearsal on Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock.
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WATERFOWL.
FINE GIFT TO THE METHODIST CHURC

FINE GIFT TO THE METHODIST CHURCH. A check for $500 has lately been pre-. sented to the Methodist church of Wa. tertown by James B. Woolson, son of the late A. N. Woolson, in fulfillment of the known wishes of the latter, nc bequest being in MT Woolson $ will for the church. The $500 represents the accumulated interest on the S5OOO.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.
CANDIDATES PAID COSTS.

The 21 candidates for office, who failed to leave statement of their eX- penSes with the town clerk according to law, appeared at the Town hall, last Monday, without any arrest being made, and were allowed to settle by paying $1 each for the costs of the court, the fines being excused.
 S. H. SANFORD INJURED.
 $. H. Sanford was thrown from his wagon, while on his way home from Danbury about two weeks ago. and was so seriously injured that he has been perfectly helpless, but is now able to sit up in bed for a few minutes at time
 Alonzo Fairchild has been appointed administrator on the estate of Alfred Hoag.
 I. s. Knapp has finished his road contract and is waiting for Commis- sioner Mcdonald to inspect and ap- prove it.
 Miss May Weller is being treated in New York hospital.
 D. Fl. DiSbrOw has been appointed administrator on the estate of Harriet Jennings.
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G. w. FairChild &
 Sons, Importers, Jewellers, Retailers, .007 Main St., Cor. P. o. Arcade,
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ~EsrABL1sHED1so5
HERB w. EDWARDS INJURED.

Herb w. Edwards of Des Moines, Iowa, got fall on an icy walk last winter, spraining his wrist and bruis- ing his knees. ''The next day." be- says, "they were so sore and stiff I was afraid l would have to stay in bed, but l rubbed them we'll with Cham berlain's Pain Balm and after a few all soreness had dis appeared" For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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CHURCH sOCIABLE.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Long Ridge church will hold a sociable in the parlOrs of the church on the 1even- ing of November 16. It is to be hoped the friends who have attended hereto fore will not forget the date and will come and help make the evening an enjoyable one.
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Shop By
 Nlail.

It IS more convenient and less expensive than shopping Tn person.
 Hundreds of our customers do 1t, why shouldn't you?
 Our expert mail-order shop pers go from the dress goods department to the trimmings, faces, notions, etc., buying for our mail-order customers, SO honestly, so carefully and SO conScientiously that you couldn't do much better your self. Start to-day and give us a trial.
 In ordering samples of.dress goods, silks, faces, trimmings, etc., be sure and give all par ticulars regarding color, width and the price you wish to pay.
 NOTE-lf you send enough with order to cover postage or express charges and cost of goods on orders less than::$l, you will save express collect charges of 15c or more.
 We pay express charges or postage on all orders amount ing to Sl or more to any part of the State.
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Mrs Robert Holmes and two daueh- ters are spending few days with her parents, MT and Mrs James Griffin.
 Miss Julia Barnum is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs $. A. Barnum.
 Mrs Edgar Crofut and Mrs James Carson attended the funeral of their brother, David Carter, of Derby, last Tuesday.
 The pastor, Rev J. H. Foster, was entertained over Sunday at the home of Edgar Crofut.
 Mrs J. l.. Blackman has been on the sick list.
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JOHN DANIEL FLYNN.

John Daniel Flynn, formerly of Gay lordsvilIe, was found dead, Friday, at Clinton. It is supposed he was taken with shock and fell face downward on the beach. It appears he had gone to the beach to look after his boat. His age was 46 years, 10 months, and he leaves a wife and five children. The body was taken to Gaylordsville, Mon- day, services following in the MethO. dist church. Rev MT Byles officiated. The pail bearers were Newton Weaver, J. T. Underhill, Jr., William Roberts and Arthur HungerfOrd. Funeral Director Thomas had the arrange ments in charge.
 For refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrups call at the drug store of Albert EvittS.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering a complete line of the famous Wallace cOnfectiOns.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill.
 c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing.
 A sensible man does not want to pay more for a piano than it is worth, and he wants the piano worth all he pays for it. That's why he should buy his piano of Joseph Brinton. See his adv.
 Fine confections and smokers per- quisites at Cassedy's.
 P. M. Cassedy sells the famous Laughlin fountain pen for S1.
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c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

ger ana general faetoEuu1, Mrs. John C.
Fremont. wife OF Commander Fremont.
can guarantee her audience treat.
me stage Will be placed at one end
OF the German garden. which will be q
veritabIe bit Of the Black Forest. ana
here Will the bellies and beaux of oo-
lite Washington disporE themselves for
the amusement of their colleagues il. the
social set.
Mrs. Thomas Noyes VIII sing IN cog
| tune a selection from Carmen. The
Misses Jessie and. Juliette Fremont VIII
do an original song and dance.
Pauline. the child wonder. will do her
little stunt. George BenfIy viii give
one OF his inirnifable character sketches
rae Great Lillian Russell is tle title
Of the act Senator Spooners son VIII
give.
Other acts entitled the black quartet.
juvenile gsotesque dance. ana Das
Betstsclae Band. will be given by some Of
the nest-known young people.
beiies oTeEhe nayy set and residential
coterle m the picturesque costume OF
tho Black Forest will wait on these ua..-
taking of beer and pretzeis. while young
men Of the Diplomatic Corps viii assist
them
John siebert, the heaawaiter. has re-
- GO many tables Ios dinner parties
only a few remaining unclaimed
me British Isles bootn viii be In
charge Of Miss Fitch. Miss Marion Cros-
by, Miss Hfldegarde afeKenna. Miss
carr the Misses Goodwin. and Miss
caroline Huff The English dairy VIII
De special feature. and the butter.
cheese, and cheese cakes which oiss fsslxss
there VIII be sent direct 10 the purcfas-
=eFs home. Attractive features 8 "a <af,S =
SIantiy developing, and the WorEfr,s.
Boys HoTne. for which the afra.r Il
given. vii evidently reap q rich harvest.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Coghlan; Messrs. NJ Mangum, Ralph
Warren Reuben Fleishman. Horace and
7 huFston Johnson, Joseph Cotfer, Earl
Burton George Bontz. Walter BInnix,
Raymond Eliason. William and Blair
Riggles.
The Big Four Club. of Southeast
Washington, entertained q number of
It's friends at the club last Sunday.
Among those present were Messrs.
William Stewart. Willard, Brophey,
Martin, Allen, and Ashton. of PhiladeI-
pfiia, Pa; Messrs. Everett Cole and
Frye. OF New York, and Messrs George
French. E. Cole, Pumphrey. George
Garges, William T. J. NalIey Frank
Bel. Trower,s Everett. Davis, Russell
William Jordan. and Thomas William
is composed OF Thomas r. Nalley, John
H Harban, r. H. Oliver, and John En-
Gates. II
The Working Boys Literary and De-
batting Society. held an amusing debate
or the luch-discussed question at pres
ent on the usefulness of a man after
he passes. his fortieth year. The af-
hrn1atfves upheld the view that mans
part IN life Is played at f1zty. and were
captain ed by William Reel, while the
negatives. under clever Stephen Latch
ford. dnalIz- won the day.
Striking &speeches were made by
Thomas Quigley, Randall Gardner, An
thony Whitnep,. and Brian Holnae Tiny
Edward CIavCe also spoke earnestly for
the cid folks. The boys OF the Working
Boys Home are preparing articles for
the boys talsfe at the Festival of Ma
lions, on Ct. Saatrick's Day.
The Death on Fun Club gave their
fifth dance of the season last Tuesday
evening. AT the home of Mrs. Dyer, 1911
r street, and viii give another dance.
April o. at the same place.
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Friday evening the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Riggles. on Capitol HILL was
the scene of a delightful gathering OF
young folks in honor Of their son BIafr's
birthday The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and games till a late
hour. when refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses
Marion Mowers, Of Camden. N J.; Mary
Slater. Leila and Edith EIiason, Ger
trude CoIter. Jessie Stephens, Grace
Burton. Katherine Agnew, Ethel Hart
man. Creseda Davenport. Genie. Maude
Rose and Bertha Riggles. Mrs T. T.
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Bazaar of Nations

Under the direct patronage of the
German Amba ssador and Baroness ven
Sternburg. the German garden in the
bazaar of nations, to be held at Rausch-
er's. March II. bids fair to be one OF
the biggest attractions.
The program for the vaudeville. which
VIII net only be continuous but unique
is HOW complete. and the stage mana
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Mr.. ard Mrs. John Alexander stililne.
the latter forrneiy Miss Taylor. are at
presenting travelling IN Mexico, as the
guests OF the Duke and Duchess OF
Manchester. Dir. and Mrs. Stirling will
return ~ their home in Scotland In May
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Engagements

Among the numerous engagements an
noufaced IN Washington lately none Is
of more general interest than that OF
Miss Marian H. Graham Bell. daughter
Ct Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Graham Bel.
and David Grandson F'airehfld, expert
agricultural explorer for the United
CONTINUED on Page Seven, this seetion.)
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Mr.. and Mrs, a. G. CLANCY entertain
Ell during inauguration week party
OF Young ladies from LynehBurg. Va
With taeiF daughter. Miss Laura Misses
Margaret Ellis, Louisville. Ky; Martha
Rodgers. Cheyenne Nyo: AgaIfce Nc
CAV, Nashville. Tenn; Carolyn Atkln-
son, Darlington, Ky Lena Wiley
Helena, Ark Mildred Martin. Norfolk
Va: fnez cadte Baltimore, Nd
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now seems resu enough and folks who were wont to entertain
ing part OF both their time and for religious other
'e sr. .
inclined Simply LEAVING off aane5p @ a aor
instead bridge ana other winning gmes
Speaker and Miss Cannon social obligation will
once more break their determination indulge in
TINS season. and will " adinner tonight for Ambassador and
Mrs White st Graham
He The Ambassador Germany
eidedy
goes post duty
The paid
the Italian and French
Italy and Mrs Draper
appointed
much
from China entertained him With his charming wife and Mr. asha
the japanese Minister while
the they be quite generally invites
The
tan ahn party tomorrow night AID have cards out for another dinner
March
viii
this week Will
rha : : - - -. 4+ 49, ~. 4,,. ~, 49, - 900,
a ano. % ehe ehee' ha1 MRS eoosesels ~l give ael usu
800 = ~ Dus q yss mere Is ho,hlns 20 .e
vra s ssh ~ h We, | ~ h ans col ing e NEW
Eleanor roosevelt VINO will sill, th cousin Fs1i nsl
- Ts vac WIN mar sun anoeher COUSIN rlanaiin Deian
and bs;ns ' h 1 s ' o 4a o % sa se
p s own cousins nave aiwas oseh intimate fdh' and MRS
- - NJ ANU eheins'a loves, the rdeh' slsssI WIN
President
u hohof-
and nen Of Inc ays nossesses OF the pas. week
and FRIDAY night gave dinner party eighteen for the Italian Amba
Bradeys party Secretary AIetars dinner for the
Arlington Senator and Mrs Ekns
the
the night the inaugural ball.
veye the eect the Her ball
dressak1ng combined
De Wei worth preserving matter OF future historic interest viii
the gown worn by mother
Ethel Roosevelt the daughter the
lace she her fine suit OF yellow hair parted the middle
brads which
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Receptions

One of the IA 81 enjoyable social events
of the inaugural season. in connection
with the visit OF the famous HAYDN
Male Chorus. of Utica. \. Y. was the
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Word was received al the French en-
bassy yesterday Of the appointment OF
Prince &c Bearn and ChaIais. formerly
an attache here. and a great social fa-
vorite, To post at St. Petersburg His
departure several weeks ago caused
much regret in society but it was prom
ised that be would return within two
months.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Mrs. Shaw. wife of the Secretary Of
The Treasury. left Washington yester-
day, TO be absent q month. She will
spend the time IN recovering from the
social fatIgues of the winter. The Sec
rotary viii remain in Washington with
his son and daughters.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Airs. Fairbanks wife Of the Vice Pres
ident, is much indisposed from the nu-
merous fatiguing engagements attend
ang upon inauguration. and IS confined
TO her bed
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Mrs Betty Cans, of $50 9 street south
east, viii be at home Wednesday. March
Is from 2 till p. m. the occasion being
her nineti=th birthday
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Invitations are out for the monthly
assembly Of the Tuxedo Pleasure Club
n Masonic Temple. on the evening of
March L.
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MISS spIGHT,

B. Cabeil. of Capitol HILL Mrs. Wright
is the only sister of Charles Fl. Dickson,
super visor of Indian schools.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Senator and Mrs. Oepew have leased
the Bates house. at Eighteenth and
y streets. Tor long term.
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Nine. Quesada wife OF the Cuban min
lister, is also on the sick list and is un-
able to take part in social affairs just
r.ftYv
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Dinners

Dinner giving was the chief hospitality.
OF the past week. and among the not
able events Of this nature last evening
We're the dinners OF Senator and Miss
Kean. General and Mrs Draper. and
that of Mrs. PtHchot.
Senator and Miss Kean entertained a
notable party which would have iacI1d-
ed Mrs. Fairbanks. wife OF the Vice
President, but for her illness.
General and Mrs. Draper had as dinner
guests the German Ambassador and
Baroness Won Sternburg, Sir Chentung
I-iang-cheng. the Chinese Minister;
Latty Alexander, of London; the eoun
seller of the German embassy and Bar
Dress Won dem Bussche, the counselor.
Ioetes. General Cro1ieF Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Lee. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Nc
G1tIiey. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Mr. and
Mrs Parsons. Miss Langharn sister of
BktkoneSs VOC! Steruburg. Mr. ed Mrs
John r. Wilkins. Miss Stevens syfsss
iSfYan Mr.. Henley Smith, and ColonaI
lIyeFmOre, az Boston. house s.tieet- Of
General and AIRS. Draper
Mr.. and Mrs James Pinehot. who en-
tereained Friday evening for the Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor. gave
Il dinner last night with the British Am
bassadoF ana Lady Durand as The
guests Of honor. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs William Sheffield (sosyIes
Mrs. Ifabson. and Senator, Warren ger
among the other guests
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Mr. and Mrs W Fl. Jackson enter
tanned a number Of their friends a their
residence, 1914 Union street southwest
last Wednesday evening, the occasion.
being the birthday anniversary of Mrs
Jackson The decorations were pink
and white carnations Vocal and fnstrt.z
mental selections were rendered BY Mr.
and Mrs, Stump, Misses Jean owen
and ruby Lewis, Messrs. Thompson and
BARLEY George Gagan. of Philadelphia.
IA, sang several selections from me
opera : Faust. in Spanish, German and
French Mr.. Stump contributed sew
eral connie songs and fancing dancing
after which refreshments were served
Those present We're Mr. and. Mrs
Stump; Mr. and Mrs Bentley, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen. Mr. and Mrs hurry. Mr.
and Mrs Smith. Mrs. Rroha. Mrs, wro-
ten. Mrs. Lewis. Misses J. owen. f.
Lewis. &. Owen. NJ. Newman. b. New
man. NJ Thayer, G. Bowie, n. owen.
G, Reed. Messrs. G. Gagan. II. Barley.
II. Barker, j. Thompson, L. Crawford.
Is. OTIS, j. Owen, c. Wroten. and ]. Y.
Cumming
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

NJ. Leo yggel. the rev Swiss minister.
has arrived in the city. and was pre-
scented to the President on Friday
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The NAsHlNa1oN HINES SUNDAY MARCH ~. 1906.


Informal reception rendered the. organ
ization By Mrs. Burton. OF the 8nrton
Hotel. North Capitol street. Sunday
evening. Utica was Mrs. Rurtons girl
hood home and most OF the members of
this meritorious musical club are her
personal friends
The large parlars were crowded with
invited guests Who listened TO the reudi-
ton Of q superb program lasting almost
10 midnight. j. J. McKenna sang the
Palms and was the recipient of q
perfect ovation. HIS Is enc CT the most
perfect of tenor voices.
Washingtoniaag are Always glad to en-
terrain organisations Of the Haydn class
and know how 70 show their appreeis-
ton OF them. TIE HAYDN chorus viii be
welcomed always.
Mrs. 7. De Witt Talnaadgez opened her
residence last evening for an at home
when the quests were entertained by
Mrs. Fremont. who gave q song recital,
and Miss Richards son, who leetured on
hospital work.
Nine. Des Portes de Ia Fosse. wife of
the counselor of the French embassy.
gave an at home yesterday afternoon
at her residence in Connecticut avenue.
being assisted by her daughter, Nile.
Des T'ortes, ana several % the young.
ladies' OF The navy circle and others
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Representative ard Mrs DaIzen still
larry in New Orleans. where they went
at the close of Congress.
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Enter ainmeaIs.

oA us ta.ilttt gD-stffIay Inc popularity
of the young most. was shown BY the
number cf Hstae folks present. Music.
games and dancing served as pastlrna
for the children. after which refresh
ments were served
The feature of the evening was the
violin solo By Miss CorneIia Parker.
Mrs. W. H. Abbott, of I112 Park place
gave a progressive eucnre Tuesday
evening in honor Of John H. Smith, Of
Pittsburg. After some closely PLAYED
games prizes were awarded as follows.
Mrs Frank H. Wurzbacher and e. p
Teliam, first prizes; Mrs. Frederick
Kircher and John H. Smith. second
prizes: Mrs. a. Schaper and Frank n
Warzbacher, BOBBY prizes FollowI,sg.
the distribution of fizes a splendid re-.
past was served IN the dining room. ar
ter which the company returned to the
parlor, where music. Rotations and
games followed
Among those present were John II.
Smith, of Plttsburg, Pa. Mr.. and. Mrs.
E. P. TeliaTn and Miss TeIlann. of To
fedo. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. schaper.
Miss Bertha SenaDer. Mr. and Mrs
Frank II. Wurzbacher. Mr. and Mrs. y
Stubener, j Woodend. Mr. and Mrs. =.
Kirefer. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. All
bolt
The Washington times., 1905-03-12

Mrs. Joseph sibley. wife of the Penn
syivafiia Representative is at her home
on Franklin square and too i'll TO take
any part ia the social festivities Of the
spring. As soon as she has sufficiently
recovered. she Will leave the city.