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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
DISTRICT COURT
ADJOURNS
VsTy Suddenly and UnsUpect-
edIy.
On Account of No Results by
Juries.

Tuesday at noon Judge Mann
adjourned District court, which
was Unexpectedly and very sud-
den. This was done because no
results could be had as the juries
would fail to agree, and did fail
in all cases at this term of court
except the Henry Lane and
Jacob Masterson case, which was
an acquittal. Judge Mann likes
to do something when the peo-
pies money is being used in dis
posing of court business and
hung juries not only prevents re-
suits but necessarily adds more
expense, the cases having to go
over to next term of court, etc.
Either an acquittal, guilty, or
a verdict is the object sought
for by iuries, which shows re-
suits and dispatches business.
Hung juries accomplish nothing.
There may be, it is said, an
other call term of court some
time in November.
This term was not over by a
whole lot and consequently a
good deal of unfinished business,
so to speak, is carried over.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22

tions endorsing Bursum, review
ing the fact that the Territorial
Grand Jury failed to find any
True Bill against him on account
of recent charges of the Colorado
expert accountants. Delegate
Andrews should be endorsed for
his hard and efficient work for
New Mexico, and all other res
Oluti0ns necessary to keep in
strict harmony with the Terri
torial and National Republican
organizations should be CAREFUL
" wOrded and passed by today's
county convention. A county
chairman should be elected who
will take an active interest in
our county politics and who will
work for the success of our tic
ket,-the ticket to be dominated
today.
Last Saturdays primary was
presided over by DIR. Geo. O.
Bryan, and J. D, clements as
secretary. The-fellOwing deleg-
ates were elected for Alamo
gordo precinct: H. York, J. G..
Torres, r. Baldonado, N. H.
Herbert, Chas. p: Downs, ]. w.
Holman, ]. S. Kerr, o. G. Cady,
G. E. Mitchell, J. N. McFate, $.
NJ. Parker, Jno. Olsen, and @.
Candelaria.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Acts on Natures Plans.

Ths.mo successful. medicines ARE
those that aid nature. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. Take it when you have a
cold and it will aIlay the cough, re-
lieve the lungs, aid expectoration,
open the secretions and aid nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition Thousands have testi-
fed to its superior excellence. 1t
counteracts any tendency Of a cold
to result in pneumonia. Price rs
cents. Large size, 30 cents. For
sale by w. E. Warren & Bro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Held Last Saturday and Again
Today.
To Nominate Candidates for COun-
ty Offices.

Last Saturday the Republicans
Of the county held primary con-
ventions to send delegates to the
county convention to be held at
this place today for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for
county Offices. 1t is generally
conceded that all present Off
cials will be renominated, as q
great majority Of our people fa-
vOr q second term for county
Offices. To hold q county Office
only one term il very expensive
and two termsis no more than
is due to any good official.
The convention today will
likely elect delegates to the
Territorial convention, if 50,
men should Be elected who will
attend and who will stand BY II.
O. BuEsdm. Tcday,s conven-
tiOn should pass strong resolu-
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
Many Passengers are Washed Ten and
Twelve Miles Down Stream
The Bridge Had been Washed Out Of Place and the Engineer
Discovered Il IN Time to Jump


KINGFISHER, OKLA, SEPT.
I8.--Northbound Rock Island pas
senger train No. II plunged into
theGimarron river six miles north
of Gere about $50 this morning.
Many people went down to wa
tery grave. Many bodies were
picked up ten and twelve miles
down the river. More than a score
injured. The cause Of the awful
wreck was on account Of. the high
water washing the bridge out.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
Nevins Case Mistrial.

In the case Of The Territory W..
James Nevins, charged with larceny,
the jury was discharged Tuesday
at noon on account Of a failure to
agree on a verdict. This was the
last case tried at this term Of court,
as the court then adjourned.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
The R. 4. Pierce Company
Opening.

The annual millinery opening
of the Il. H. Pierce Company
came off on advertised time
Wednesday and Wednesday
evening of this week. Each year
the Pierce opening is looked up
on as a social event as we'll as a
business advertisement, and
hundreds of Alamogordo people
attend for both pleasure and
business.
Mrs. Lillian Brown has made
her name a household word on
account of her ability as a mill
liner, and the success she has
enjoyed with the Pierce house
during the last few years has
proven her to be a milliner with
few equals in the southwest.
This seasons styles have been
selected with much care and
taste for the Pierce house by
Mrs. Brown who went to the
great milliner markets for the
special purpose of personally
making selections. Her judg-
ment, you might say, was on
trial Wednesday all day aud late
at night at the opening, and the
beautiful creations in millinery
and milliner goods were attested
to by the hundreds of Alamo
gOrdo ladies, many of whom are
stylish dressers, in their words
of praise for Mrs. Browns rare
taste as shown in the fine selec-
tion of millinery. This attest
was strengthened by the fact
that every high priced hat was
sold before the opening came to
q close, and now makers and
trimmers are busy preparing
other hat patterns already en-
gagged, as well as some fine crea-
tions that are daily arriving
from the eastern markets.
Dress goods and dress goods
novelties were by no means a
small attraction and the crowd
on the first floor where this dis
play was were equally as busy
as the throng Oh the second or
millinery floor.
The social feature of the even
ing was delightful success.
The Oliver Orchestra (always q
fayOrite) furnished sweet music,
assisted by hrs. EifaS Warnock,
an accomplished and facinating
singer.
Mr.. George Anderson, a noted
England 0peratic singer, happen
ed on the scene and was prevail
ed upon to sing, much to the de-
light Of the crowd. Mr.. Ander-
son lives at Orcgrande where he
has mining property.
Mrs. Brown was assisted by
Miss Reatrice Booth and Mrs.
Aull. salesladies; Miss Hedvig
Andrieson. Miss Nina Rhea. Mrs.
Vineyardand Miss Anna Latham.
makers.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
FALLDRY GOODS

Our Fall Stock has been received and is ready
for your inspection Remember that early
buyers have better assortment from which to
select. Our selection is most complete, COM
prising the late novelties in Winter Dress
Goods, as well as the usual staple articles in
our line. Wool Flannels, Outing Flannels,
Flannelettes, Dress Ginghams, Blankets Com
forts, etc.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22

Besides fine ladies hcadgeRr, and such
At the Pierce opening Wednesday night,
the Oliver Orchestra and Mrs.. Lila
Warnock were Interesting attractions.
The Oliver Orchestra Is I general r.
vorlte with AlamogoFdO aud MFs. War
mock is . very accomplished singer.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22

WANTED Gentleman or lady with
good reference, 10 travel by rail- or with
rig, for firm Of $3.50, 10000 capital.
Salary sl,O72. 90 per year aud expenses;
salary paid weekly and expenses advanc-
ed. Address, with stamp,
Jos. A. Alexander,
6m Z IA O6 AlamOgOrdo, N. Mex
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22

SANTA FE, SEPT. I8---Late this afternoon the
Territorial Grand Jury exhonerated II. o. Bursum
from the charge of maIfeasance while Superntend-
ent of the Territorial Penitentiary
Others implicated by report of the Colorado
Springs experts, who went over the books of the
Penitentiary, were also exhonerated. The Jury af-
ter ten days OF examination OF the books bring in a
report of no True Bill.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22
The Efforts to BesmiTch the Character
of a Good Man Fall Flat
This Brings to Close the Shameful Proceedings and Makes
Friends for BurSum

SANTA FE, SEPT. I8---The
Territorial Grand Jury this evening
exhonerated H. 0. Bursum, chair
man of the Territorial Republican
Central Committee and former
Superintendent of the Penitentiary,
from the charges against him in
connection with the alleged short
age of funds recently reported to
Governor Hagerman by expert
accountants.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-09-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QulnIne
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails 70 cure. B. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. IS.
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FUNERAL OF RUFUS H. DARBY.
Services in the Chapel at Oak Hill
Cemetery.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Rufus H. Darby. who died suddenly or
heart failure last Thursday at his summer
residence. Fairfax county, Va, were held
yesterday afternoon in the chapel at Oak
Hill cemetery.
Rev. william II. Chapman retired, con-
Quoted the services in the chapel. and Rev
w. /. Mckinney, pastor of the Broadway
NJ. (. Church, Baltimore, Nd, conducted
the services at the grave. 1nterment was
made In the Oak Hill cemetery. The pail
bearers were ]. p. Minetree. G. A. Darlton,
II. L. Mcqueen. L Prostse, George GID
son and L. l.. Thompson.
Besides the relatives there was a large
number of friends OF the deceased present
who attended the services IN the -chapel,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse T.
Burch of Scott River, Md, lifelong FRIENDS
of Mr.. Darby.
Mr. Darbys wife, Mrs. Annie f. Darby
and seven children, Mr.. Rufus G. DARBY,
Mrs. John Hayden OF Baltimore, Misses
Minnie, Annie, Elizabeth, Jennie and Mar
garet Darby, survive him.
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Deaths in the District

Deaths were reported TO the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
William H. Brown. SO years, so7 d street
northeast.
Jerome B. Criswell, Is years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Joseph M. Casassa, 49 years, 1904 e street
northwest
Katie Cady, 26 years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane
Ellen M; CasteeI. "a years. 1927 10th
street northwest
John Clinton. So years, 1o15 31st street
northwest
Mary P. Day, "a years. 341e NJ street
northwest
Earl Gilchrist, 1 year. 1O6 Virginia ave-
nue. southwest.
William N. Hayes. 90 years, 419 18th
street southeast.
Lille w. jenkins, "A years. 3o7 Mclean
avenue southwest
Sarah Miner, 81 years 1910 Euclid place.
Susie Morton, 26 years, 2040 L street
northwest.
Alice Payne, 80 years, $500 18th street
northwest.
Elizabeth Slater, 90 years, 1924 Vermont
avenue.
Ella B. Smith. rs years, 1928 H street
northwest.
De Haven Sharp. p years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Mary E. Thompson, months. 2205 9Th
street northwest
John Urlanski. 3 months 1856 Kramer
street.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arington--John F. O'Brien, Albany, n.
Y; p N. Spofford New York; ]. T. Craw-
forth, Seattle, Wash: n. A. Strong, Eaton
Rapids, Mich; NJ. r. Colcock and w. F.
Colcock, New Orleans, La; William Philip
son, New York; E. w. Kembie, New York
city; S. Macquisten. Glasgow, Scotland.
Shoreham-John Griffin Carlisle Miss. !;
Jane E. Carlisle and Mrs. Laura r. Carlisle,
New York; NJ. w. feathers, st. Louis. No.;
W. P. Barnes, New York; H. Camp and
Mrs Camp, New York city; j. McKeon and
Mrs. McKeon, New York; F. L. Hitler and
Mrs. Hitler, New York city.
Ebbitt-L. S. Walker. Woodstock, Va. j.
R. Gillian, Lynchburg. Va; J. F. Hunt,
Dingess, W. Va; II. C. Clarke and Mrs.
Clark. South NorwaIk, Conn; A. R. Rush,
New York city; E. x. Tinker. Massachu-
sets; J. K. Shield. Chicago; L. ]. Wing,
New York.
New willard-o. B. Prescott, Boston; A.
C. Frost, Chicago ]. NJ. Pincher, Mexico
City, Mex; G. S. Lang, Philadelphia; L.
Parent, Paris, France; ]. H. Brown, Port
land, Ore; ]. Meeks and Mrs. Meeks, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Raleigh--J. w. Worthington, Sheffield
Ala; G. NJ. Gurr, Chicago; F. NJ Hunter,
Pittsburg, Pa; r. H. Todd, Porto Rico;
Ira E. Robinson, Grafton, w. Va; ]. L.
Spermer, u. 5. NJ. X. III. Davis, Oakland,
Cal; ]. j. Hyland, u. s. N.
Hotel Normandie-Miss A. C. Dwyer, New
York; Miss S. L. Hayes, New York; L. B.
Mcconnell, Annapolis, Nd; W. p Willett,
New York; p. l.. Walter, New York; Louis
p. Hall, Pittsburg; Mrs. F. C. Clark, New
York; Miss A. e. Burns. New York
Hotel Gordon-F'rancis Powell, New York;
G. l.. Dyer, u. s. N; Mrs Dyer, New York:
Mrs. C. B. de Mile, New York; Albert Lau-
terman and Mrs. Lauterman Mandan, N
D.; Archie ellis and Mrs ellis. Wakefield
r. l.; C. E. Packard, Chicago
st. James-E. Philip Gilman, Vancouver,
B. c.; A Kaufman, New York: A. j. Forbes,
Boston; A. B. Hunter, Raleigh, N c.; w. ].
boro, N. c.: J. w. Miller Macon, Ga: n. q.
Haney, Providence r. L. F. L. MuIholland.
Toledo, Ohio; s. ii. Felix, St Louis; F.
Hack, New York
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Open Publicity the Best
Guaranty of Merit.

When tho maker Of a medicine, sold through
druggists for family use, takes his patients fully
into his confidence by frankly and fearlessly pub
lishing broadcast as wen as it's bottle wrap
pers full list Of all Its ingredients in plain En-
giish. this action his part is the best possible
evidence tina. he is not afraid to have the search
light OF investigation turned full upon his formula
and that 1t viii bear the fullest scrutiny and the
most thorough Investigation. DR.. PIerce's Favor
ite Prescription for the cure Of the weaknesses,
periodical pains and functional arrangements of
the organs distinctly feminine, is the only medicine
put up for sale through druggists FOR woman's spe-
cial USE the maker Of which is not afraid TO take
his patients into his full confidence by such open
and honest publicity.
\ glance at the published ingredients on each
bottle wrapper Will show that 1t f. made wholly
from native American medicinal roots. that It con-
tains no poisonous OF habit forming drugs no mar
ootcs and DO alcohol-pure trlple-renned gyeerlne,
Of proper strength being used instead of the COM
monty employed alcohol. both for extracting and
preserving the active medicinal properties found in
the roots Of the American forest plants employed.
l, Is the only medicine for women's peculiar dis
eases. sold by druggists. that does not contain
large percentage Of alcohol which Is In the long
harmful TO womans delicate, nervous sys-
ten. Now. glyeerine is perfectly harmless. and
serves a valuable purpose by possessing intrinsic
Tslne all its own. and besides It enhances the
curative effect Of the other Ingredients entering In
10 the "Favorite Prescription"
Scme OF the ablest medical writer's and teachers
irdorse these views and praise all the several IN
gredients Of which ''Favorte Prescription is
ccmDosed-reoommending them for the cure Of the
very same diseases for which this worid-famcd
medicine IS advised. No other medicine for
men has any such professional indorsement-worth
than any number Of ordinary testimonials
II interested send name and address TO DR.. r. "
Pierce. Buffalo. Y. for his little book Of ex-
hscts from the works Of eminent medical writers
aud teachers indorsing the several ingredients and
telling lust what DIR. Pierce's medicines are made
Of Its frse for the asking.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Adolph c. Neubeck and Ella G. Bal
lenger..ss ,..ssss
Alfred w. Balch and Lucille B. Manning
Frederick w. Sanford of Newport News.
Va. and Mary b. Goyle of Spottsylvania
county, Va.
Solomon jackson and Maggie Br.scoe.
John Ford and Maggie Neal.
Albert H. Larduskey. and George a.
Haynes, both of Baltimore, Nd.
Julian N. 'Wilkerson of Westmoreland
county, Va, and Vora F. Rollins of King
George county, Va.
Motley Anderson and Lizzie E. Rouzee.
Rutherford Bergman and Mary Hawkins
Thomas Jones and Amy Johnson.
Robert NJ. Lawson and Mamie Long, both
of Charles county, Nd
Joseph NJ. Johnson and Mary Smith, both
of Charles county, Md
Alphonzo Holmes of Washington and Ora
Hatcher of Richmond, Va.
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FILED FOR lrRoBArr.
Margaret carroll's requests to Local
INSTITUTIONAL. J. McKee's viii.

INSTITUTIONAL. J. McKee's Will
BY a provision OF the VIII of Margaret
Carroll. dated April 10. 1902. and flied Tor
probate In the District Supreme Court tho
sim of $500 Is bequeathed to the pastor of
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
The sum of $3.50 s given to the School for
Girls OF she parish OF the church and the
sum OF 500 10 the School for Boys OF the
same parish. Bequests of St0o each are
made to 81. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum.
st. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum and
st AIMS Infant Asylum. Several near rel
afives Of the deceased are named 10 receive
monetary beqpests ranging from 500 10
$500.
Is TO have a parcel OF real estate, and an
other lot Is TO be given 10 Margaret Love-
less. also niece of the deceased. The pro-
ceeds of the sale OF three other pieces OF
ground. devised to William H. aicGfann and
Mary z. Halpin In trust, are to be appro-
priated In the settlement of legacies. The
residue of the estate Is bsqueathed to Mary
Ellen Halpfn, who Is named az joint exec
utrix with William II. McGrann as execu-
tor A codicil. dated July 10, 1903. provides
Ivan of st. Louis. Mo. and directs that tire
sum of $50 per month be paid TO her from
the estate for the remainder of her natu-
raj life.
The will of Albert j. Mckee, bequeathing
all of his property of whatsoever kind TO
his wife. Mahalath e: Mckee. was MED Tor
probate today In the District Supreme
Court. The instrument Is dated January
49, 1905 Mahalath e. Mckee is named as
executrix.
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DIED..

BATEMAN. On Monday. February 8. 1906, MARY
NJ, beloved daughter of Annie e. and the late
Funeral from her late residence 8416 street, on
"Wednesday, February = at $50 an ;in,,d solemn
O'Clock a am Relatives and friends Invited TO
attend.
BROWN, On Monday morning; February 8 1916
LULU NJ. brown. beloved wife OF John W. W.
Meta v. Dayton, at their residence, bis 18Th
Funeral from the residence at pm. THURSDAY.
February .. --t
CHEW On Monday. February .; 1905. at $40
pm at his rss,dsnce 1902, street sire, north
Funeral win take place from g, cypran's Church
"Wednesday, February z at an; Requiem a1
Relatives ass w' and friends Invited 70 attend
FLORES. suddenly. Friday, February 2, 1906, az
Harrisburg, Pa. DrsMAURloio FLORES.
GRIFFIN Suddenly, Tuesday. February q:
1906. at 2:so am. SARAH. beloved wife OF
Funeral viii take place from her late residence.
947 Goth street northwest. on Thursday, Feb
rnary s. atss o'clock thence 70 St 3, stephens
of her soul. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend.
NORRIS; suddenly, on MONDAY evening, FebFnary
If Charles r. Norris, in the seventy-third year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PAGE. Departed this life February Q. 1906 at
12:ZJ m, al her residence, lIo3 ictn stittO
northwest, after short illness, which she
bore with patience, JANE PAGE, the beloved
mother of Amanda Brown and Alice rage
Clark.
February S, at O'Clock.
REYNOLDS On Monday, February 5, 1906. al
3:15 am, ANN beloved wife of the late
James Reynolds. G
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Howard, 53s Jefferson street, Bright
wood Park, at $3.50 Wednesday, February q
Requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity nc
riand
fNew Haven and Jersey City papers please
copy9
SAKERs. On February 5. 1906. at Hyattsyiie.
. Md GEORGE W. beloved of Alexander
and Mary r. Sakers, aged f0rty-three years.
Funeral services Wednesday, February Z. at
pnn.,' at Grace NJ. E. Church, Savage, Md.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment at Savage. Nd.
sToDDARD. On Monday. February 3, 1905 az
Gaithersburg Nd. ULYSSES LINCOLN SToi,-
DARD, beloved husband OF Laura II: Stoddard
fuee Cowlng) ant of Margaret J. and the
late Lenoard Stoddard -,
Wednesday, February z, at pm. Interineho
at Oak Hill cemetery. Washington, ID c. az
pm.
TUCKER. suddenly, on February 3, 1906 al Z
O'Clock PM, FRANCES, wife OF Joseph Iucket
Funeral from her late residence; IOZo I'm s.ree1
northwest, Wednesday, February Z, at
o'ciock
In Memoriam.
FoGARTY. In loving but sad remembrance OF my
dear wife, BRIDGET FOGARfey Who died
one year ago today, February q, l9oo
In the graveyard, softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one | loved so dearly,
In her lonely, silent grave.
BY HER HUSBAND. DENNIS FoGARTY.
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celebrated at the residence OF the brides
mother In w street. the Rev w. r.. Turner
officiating. The bride looked exceedingly
lovely In q gown of white crepe de chine
over white silk, with rare mechlin lace
boIero and girdie. Her veil was held in
place by lilies of the valley. the same flow
ers composing her shower bouquet. Owing
to the recent death OF the groom's fnther
the ceremony was Witnessed by only the
immediate family. Mr.. and Mrs. vande-
grit. after short trip south, viii reside In
New York city.
Miss p. and Mrs. Mae Ayen will not be
at home tomorrow. but vii receive inform
ally the following Wednesday, February
"A, from TO 10.
Mrs. Ellen s. Cromwell will be informally
at home tomorrow, February Z. at the Albe-
marie.
The usual fortnightly meeting of the
u. E. Club was held Monday evening at
the residence of Miss Katherine wahling.
1419 10th street northwest. The members
present were Miss Anna Beuchert. Mr.. Nc
Loone. Miss Deniza Matthews. Mr.. Wall
ter Asmuth. Miss Margie Meredith. Mr.. J..
Bush. Miss Downing. Mr.. Munsey, Miss
Lillian Freck. Mr.. P. ID. Cronin Miss Kath-
crime Wahling. Mr. Herman L. Simcoe,
Miss Irene Pfstoria. Mr.. James Blaney, Miss
Polite Cayanaugh and Mr.. Hamilton l..
Austin The next meeting Will be held
February 10. at the residence of Miss Freck.
514 L street northeast.
Mrs Hodges will receive this afternoon at
the Highlands. and will be assisted by Nine
Hebbinghaus. Mrs. Walter Mclean and
Mrs. Eberle. Miss Helen Nettleton of New
York will sing.
Mrs. Anderson. wife of Justice Anderson,
gave luncheon today.
The euchre club of which Mrs. Richard
Hamilton is member rendered her sur
prise party last evening at her residence
$40 Z street southeast, I'm honor of her
birthday. Progressive euchre was played
followed by vocal and instrumental music
refreshments We're enjoyed by the party
curing which toasts were offered to the re-
ciplent of the evenings social honors. Mr.
James Hughes. on behalf of the club, pre-
sented Mrs. Hamilton with piece of dec
Grated china. Those present were: Mr.. and
mrs. VIM. Mckenzie. Miss Irma Mckenzie.
Master Elmer Mckenzie, Mr. and Mrs
James Hughes and daughter Margaret
Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Rose Mcfarland. Mr..
ana ana Mrs 1 w. Paine. Miss Nellie Paine
Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, Miss Louise Hodg.
son son, Mr. Elmer Clarke. Mr.. Richard Ham
iiton. Miss Frances B. Hamilton and MT.
Arthur r. Hamilton MI
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LINCOLN Anniversary Observance

The committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the Abraham Lincoln anniver-
sary celebration to be held at the Mcken-
dree NJ. E. Church next Monday evening
have secured the services of Mr.. Theodore
Hardy, elocutionist and actor, and presi-
dent of the Hardy Dramatic Association.
who will recite I.incoln's favorite poem,
why should the spirit of Mortal be
Proud?" 1t is believed Senator j. H. Cal
linger will consent to deliver an address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-06

Miss C. Bryson Taylor. who has been
spending the winter in New York. was sud-
denly recalled to Washington last week by
the serious illness of her grandmother. Mrs.
A. Bryson.
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The Misses Dapray VIII be at home. 175s
nth street, northwest. from to O'clock
tomorrow.
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Miss Spofford and Miss Nicolay, 1921 Mas
sachusetts avenue. will be at home We'd
nesdays during February