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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07

Farmers in the lower part Of the State
are being annoyed this year by a new
pest, the rose bug. which is attacking
various kinds of vegetation, including
peach and other fruit trees, and also
Strawberries but as the scientists say the
visit Of this pest is limmited to three
weeks, the damage will not be extensive.
Many of the farmers have been using
a preparation of crude oil and other in
gradients with good effect and no instances
have been reported where serious damage
has been done
This is q new pest in Delaware. The
bug has been seen here before but not in
numbers sufficiently large TO cause any
concern. II Is likely that in the future
preparation will he made for IL and it will
be guarded against in a manner similar
to the method Of fighting the yellows.
Many who have been watching the bug
are OF the opinion that its period Of life
is about AZ an end for this year. The pest
had been in some localities three weeks
last Thursday, and from that time de
crease in number Inns been noticed, which
is decidedly encouraging
Comparatively little trouble has been
experienced from the yollows this year.
About all Of the diseased trees have dis
appeared, having been rooted up, and
many of the farmers have SPRAYED all
Of their trees, which, il is thought, will
keep the disease away or check Il before
il can spread.
The San Jose scale also appears TO be
well in hand and very little is heard of
IL now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
DELAWARE CITY.
specIal corre.rondonoe ol Everr Ereninr.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Delaware City. June 7.-Dr Frank
Belyille is in Boston, Mass, attending the
Medical Convention being held there.
The steamers Lord Baltimore and Penn
have resumed summer trips through the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Mrs. Charles W. jefferson will enter
tain at euchre this evening in honor of
Lieut. and Mrs Lincoln.
A stawrde will he given by the ladies
of the NJ. Il. Church. tomorrow evening
The wagons will leave the chapel at 80
O'Clock and proceed to st. Georges: from
there TO Port Penn, stopping at the home
of Mrs. Frank Jester, where rafreshmonts
will be served. Proceeds for the benefit
of the jug fund
Personal Capt. McMunn of Phiadel-
phia was IN town this week Mr.. and Mrs
William Walker of Philadelphia were
over-Sunday visitors here Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Steelman of Wilmington were
visitors here this week Mrs John Van
derslice and son are visiting her father
here Ms. H. c. Johannes is visiting
in Baltimore-Lieut. and Mrs. Lincoln
of Fort Howard are visiting Mrs. Iincoln's
father, W. H. II. Clark Mrs. Milne is
visiting in Ocean Grove. n. Miss Pier
son is visiting in Philadelphia.
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A Sunday-school in the lower part Of
the county is divided over the question
as to whether or not II requires the services
of cornetist Il now has a cornetist.
and "a very efficient one. too but because
he is a bartender az one of the nearby
hotels. some Of the members of the church
believe they are not CONSTANT in accept
ing his services.
II is said. however, that there is an
element in the church which would ike
TO see the cornetist retained. as il would
be difficult to secure the services of
another who would give the satisfaction
he does. and because the cornet has be-
come feature of the music they do not
care 10 dispense with.
II Is said that the matter was recently
considered at tan official meeting. but the
vote was not sufficiently large TO oust the
cornetist and he is likely 20 continue in
his present position. for the present at
least. While this meeting was being
held, It is understood, one of the official
members was in another part of the
church drilling the children Tor the Chill
dren's Day exercises. II was afterward
learned THAT he was in favor of dispensing
with the tervices Of the cornetist and his
vote might have resulted in a change.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
Blnousness aud Uonstlpation.

For years was troubled with bilious
ness and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. My appetite failed me. L
lost my usual force and vitality. pepsin pre.
parations and cathartics only made matters
worse. 1 DO not know where / should have
been today had ] not tried hnmberlainss
stomach and Liver Tablets. The efiecta were
simply marvellous. The tablets relieve tho I'M
ieeling az once, strengthen the digestive
functions, purify the stomach, liver and
blood, helping the system TO do it's work
naturally. They bring back new life and
energy, a bright eye, a clear brow and
a happy heart. Mrs. Rosa Potts Bir-
mingham, Ala. These tablets are for eale
by n. b. Danforth, Second and Market
Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
DIED AFTER A FUNERAL.
Sudden Death Of George W. Tucker, al
Old Citizen OF Dover
leclal Correspondence Of Every Evening


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, June 7.-G George w. Tucker.
aged 76 years died suddenly. yesterday
noon, at Rolphs Wharf, about seven
miles from ChestertoWn, Md, where he
had driven with two relatives 10 attend
the funeral of his brothers widow, Mrs.
Thomas Tucker They were expected
TO return homo here today.
A message was received by the family,
in the afternoon, that Mr. Tucker had
died suddenly while sitting In chair
convesing with friends, just after the
funeral
Whom he secured the team from the
Dover liveryman, on Tuesday, Mr.. Tucker
paid for 1t in advance telling Mr. Brit
tingham, the liveDman. that he did not
know what might happen before he
returned home.
His remains were brought here today.
and funeral services will be held tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
CERTIFICATES OF Incorporation.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover, June z Certificates of incor-
poration were filed here, yesterday. as
follows:
Brazilian Diamond and Gold Dredging
Co, Meadville, Pa, 20 mine for ores,
metals, &c, and prepare tho same for
market; capital stock. $4,000
Amendment 10 the charter of the Cen
eral American Insurance Co. of Phns-
delphia, Pa, changing it's name 10 the
United American Life Insurance Co.
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Boapine is The Best

Come 20 fair at the Springs: ask the
soapine agent for book of directions
showing how TO make 26 pounds Of pure
whlte soap out OF each five cent package
Of Soapine. Soapine is the best
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B u @ s
ODORO HEAD WASH REMoNEs ID.

oboho HEAD WASH REMOVES DAN
DRuFF ana GROWS HAIR
The only safe, sure and certain remedy for head
lice and nits no grease no iniurv io mir m s-sin
SOLD ny All druggists or mailed in plain manner
on receipt 81 price, l0c cents LANCE Size 25 cents
stEeet, Philadelphia,
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Frae 10 Grndnaras

Beautiful velvet box and ribbon with
articles purchased for graduates. Watches.
bracelets, rings, &c, 81 per week. Ii. s.
Mitchell, Seventh and Poplar.t
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ANNOYED BY A NEW PEST
Rose Bug Is Causing Trouble
Down the State.
IT HAS ATTACKED THE FRUIT
And Caused Damage In Some
Localities.

But the Scientists Say tho Life of the bug
n Only Three Weeks and "a 10 Hardly
Likely That Great Harm Can be Done In
That Time.
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You ows Your.slI ! Nsu Hal.

Pay the debt at Saltzgiver & Bupp s
factory, S52 Market street. We have all
The spring styles, Open every evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-07
WORRIED OYER A CORNETIST
Tends Bar Through the Week
and Plays i'm Sunday-sChool.
BUT is PERSONALLY AGREEABLE
And His Music Has Proved an
Attractive Feature.

The Subject Was Discussed, a Few Days
Ago, at an OnioiRl NJ ceiling OF the Church
but tho Opposition Was Not strong
Enough TO Gust the Cornetist.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05
AE0n nIFAHTMT uITnO
MM. ULEMENI WEU0
ON DECEMBER IS
Marriage to Captain Cloman
viii Take Place in
New jersey.
FUTURE BRIDES LUNCHEON
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour Entertain for
Affianced at Dinner
Tomorrow.

The wedding OF Mrs. Flora Louise
Clement and Capt Sydney \. Cloman,
L. S. A, viii take place on Tuesday.
December Is, In the home of Mr. and
Mrs John Hays Hammond at Lake
wood, \. J. II will be a day wedding,
probably at o'clock. although the hour
has not yet been determined. The at
tendants have not been selected Mrs.
Clement entertained a small company
IT luncheon in the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday, taking the guests out in her
big touring car. Miss Ridgeley Captain
Gilmour, and Captain Cloman were
among them. Mrs Clement also enter
tanned at a small dinner last evening in
her apartment in the Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Barbour will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening ia
honor OF Mrs. Clement and Captain Clo-
man.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05
CAPT. HENRY DEAD
At ADVANCED AGE
Was u. S. Marshal for the
District Under PreSi-
dent Garfield.

Capt. Charles F. Henry died at his
home, in Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday OF
heart disease, superinduced by old age
Captain Henry is well remembered IN
Washington. he having been United
States Marshal of the District at the
time OF the trial, conviction, and execu-
ton of Charles Guiteau. for the assas-
sinGtion of President Garfield.
About "A dozen years ago. II is said.
Captain Henry, IN his search Tor a man
who had embezzled a large amount or
money from his company, tracked him
TO South America. There he found his
man suffering from deadly lever. Cap
tain Henry, IL is told nursed his prisoner
for several weeks and after his death
conducted the funeral services. While
on that trip 20 South America, IL is also
said. Captain Henry ran across another
man who was wanted by his company.
This one he arrested and brought back
To the United States. where he was tried
and convicted and sent 10 prison for a
long term,
The Washington times., 1906-11-05
MILK TRUST RAISE
THREATENS DEALERS
Pennsylvania Housewives
May Rebel Against Boost
to Eight Gents.

READING, Pa, Nov 5.-Afllkmen
were kept busy explaining to consumers
why they want 20 helm the trust out and
charge . cents a quart here, TO help
boost the price 10 10 cents In Philadel-
phia. Some are already breaking the
agreement and selling at the old rate. q
cents.
About eighty dealers advanced the
price and found difficulty In disposing
OF their milk Some sold at cents a
quart, It many returned 10 the old
rate
The milkmen no are selling at c
cents are being threatened by me men
who advanced thD price. who say they
VIII drive them out OF business. The
adVancers threaten 10 buy the milk
from tte other mems farmers and the
local wholesalers will then refuse to sell
milk TO them al any price
In the latter event the housewives may
feIuse 70 buy the high-priced milk as
they did in Allentown, when the greedy
prlee-ralsers were glad 10 go back 10 the
Old rate.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05
BARBOURS' DINNER
TO MISS LANGHORNE

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour were
hosts last night at dinner in honor OF
Miss Alice IanghOIne. whose marriage
10 Stanley WashbuTn. son of General
and Mrs. Washburn, OF Minnesota, will
take place November p, IN St. Johns
Church. Among the guests were the
Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur, Colonel and Mrs Reber. Can
tain Harding. Lieutenant McCauley,
Lieutenant Cleland Davis Mr.. PulidO, of
the Venezuelan legation. Miss Eleanor
Terry. Mrs. Powell Clayton, IT., Miss
Winifred Matungly. Mrs Jane Rickard,
Of Connecticut; Clary Ray. William Mar
row, Lieutenant and Mrs BuImer, and
Mrs. BroOme. daughter OF AIC. and Mrs
Barbour. Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour will
leave Washington the latter part of the
week with Mrs. Broome and Mrs. Rick
ard, for New York, where they will
spend "a week or ten days.
A pretty wedding took place at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at S3j c
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

street nsl thwest, when Mrs. Bessie
Hawiey Mcfarland became the bride OF
William j. Toy. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev DR. Frank NJ
Bristol pastor os the Metropolitan Me
mortal Church, Four -and-a-half street
northwest
Mrs. Mcfarland was attended by Miss
Helen McllVine FOrker as maid OF hon
or and ArchElore Fawcett acted as best
man Tor Mr. Toy. Mrs. McEarland's y
gown was an attractive robe of white
chiffon and with IL she carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses. Miss FOrker
looked charming in a frOck Of white
silk.
At the conclusion of the wedding GER
emony, which was attended by only the
relatives and close friends OF the bridal
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Toy left Wash
lngtOn for short trip. after which they
VIII retl IN 10 make their home here.
the guest o. Mrs Victor Clement Tor a
few days.
Mrs. Charles S. Guthrie has with her
FOR the weekend, '-rT two sons from
college.
Miss Ethel Chase. who came home for
the weekend. bringing with her from
Bryn MaWF Miss Leila SOuthwick, of
Nebraska, entertained Saturday even
y a.
returned 10 their school today.
Mrs. Alexander Shepherd, with her son
and daughtrr-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Conness Shepherd. the latter formerly
Miss Sallie CLIFFORD. has leased a house
IN sixteenth street. and VIII spend the
winter IN Washington.
General ard Mrs. Forbes who have or-
cupied an apartment In the Connecticut
for some time. sail from New York No
Vember -. fOr Naples. They viii be
abroad year. Their apartment during
their absence will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs Charles g. YOe, of Chicago.
Mrs William MetcaIf Bliss viii spend
part or the winter IN Washington. and
later viii sail for Europe.
Livingston /. Young. Helena. Mon.
announces the engagement OF his daugh-
ter. Miss Ellen Lee Young To A w
Boiling. OF Baltimore. Tie ceremony
viii take place in Washington in 81
Pauls Church Wednesday, November 2I.
Miss Edgarina Hastings vino viii
make her debut 10 Washington society.
December II. will be the guest Of
friends in Philadelphia during the lat
ter part OF November. Miss Hastings
will attend the Army and NAVY game
on FRANKLIN Field
A wedding Of interest TO many Wash
!ngton people viii take place this even
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Count de'MOltke. whose engagement
10 Miss Cohela Thayer OF Boston has
recently ben announced is a relative
of Count dam de Moltke whose mar
riage TO Miss Louise BOnaparte,
daughter the late Jerome Bonaparte.
of Washington and niece of the present
Secretaryof the Navy, was an import
ant socia event here about ten years
ago.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

ihg. when Miss Tortense Let,srman. OF
Charlottesville. Va, Will be married to
Arthur Stone Of New York city.
Among the delightful dinners OF last
week was the one given by the Misses
Morris. of Seventeenth street, I'm honor
or Miss Estelle Peyser and Sol Herzog,
whose engagement has been recently
announced. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Morris, Mrs. NJ. Snowberg
Miss Estelie Peyser, Miss Della Fishel
Miss Mildred Morris, Miss Belle Morris.
Miss HOrtense Morris Sol HerZOg
Marx +. Kahn, Lee Morris and Milton
Morris.
Miss Lizzie Japdorf has returned 10
her home. on L street, after a short
trip 10 Philadelphia
Maurice Appel has returned 10 his
home. in New York city, after spending
two days In this city.
Henry J. sauman has as his guest J.
Meyering, OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Strouse. Of Bal
umOre, spent a few days With their
mother, Mrs. Marx kaufman, last week
Gus kaufman and James Kaufman.
Of Baltimore, are spending a few days in
town with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Simon, of Baltimore
are the guests Of SIR. and Mrs Gus Or
psnhelmer, OF Twelfth street.
The first meeting OF this season OF the
Jolly Ten was held last evening in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gauss, Of
street. After an evening OF fun a
most enjoyable supper was served
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ
Fishel. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kafka. Mr.
and Mrs. David Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Herman, and Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Ganss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips. OF New York
city who We're the guests Of their father.
A :. SOlOmOns. have returned TO their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Park. of the
Portsmouth. are spending few days
IN New York city
Mrs. A. Berwanger and Mrs. Stepben
Spitz have returned from Atlantic 1,Ety
where three weeks stay benefited the
health of Mrs. Spitz
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Wash
ingtOn Hebrew Congregation viii give
its nrst whist OF the season this AFTER
noon in the parlors Of the Metcantile
Club.
Melville Strauss, Of Cincinnati who
has been spending few days here with
friends. has returned TO his home
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Trabcis ~.
niclins are spending few weeks with
Mrs Diekins' parents in thei' Iowa
circle home. Admiral Dickins was re
tired from the United States Navy last
week, and viii spend the next year IN
travel abroad with Mrs. DlcHns. They
VIII sail some time In January for
Europe and after they return 1Om this
trip will settle down in Washington for
Lneir future home.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

|he Secretary OF State and Mrs. Root
entertained a small dinner company
again last evening Ia their Rhode Island
avenue home in honor Of their house
guests, Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Lee,
of England.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess entertained the members of the
embassy STAFF at dinner on Saturday
evening, in honor OF the birthday au-
niversary of the Aukado, an annual
feature of the functions Of this embassy.
There were no outside guests.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown win go 10
Erie. Pa. tkis week, where she Hill act
as a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Minnie MetcaIf and Randolph Robin
son.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

sherman 4len. private secretary to
the AssistaE Secretary Of the Navy,
accompaniedby Mrs. Allen, has gone on
"a fortnight trip to Florida and the
sapphire cdntTy in North Carolina.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Maurice Appel has returned 20 his
home, in New York city, after spending
two days In this city.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Miss Lizzie Ja1dorf has returned 10
her home, on L street, after a short
trip 10 Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Henry J. sauman has as his guest J.
Meyering, OF Chicago.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Mr.. ana Mrs. Elliott Strouse. Of Bal
umore, spent few days with their
mother, Mrs. Marx kaufman. last week
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Mrs. Roosevelt returned TO the White
House last evening with the President
after a four days outing, spent almost
entirely in the bTaCiuS air OF the noun
talnS of Virginia, round about her coy
place, Pine Knot" The younger chill
dren Of the family We're in the Whi-s
House to greet their parents. having re-
mained there during their little trip. The
women Of the Cabinet circle Will meet
with her tomorrow morning for the last
time for several weeks. a she will leave
again on Thursday for her interesting
trip TO Panama with the President. on
board the battleship Louisiana. The
quarters, which have been fitted up es-
pecially for the use OF the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, are the handsOmest and
most complete ever arranged on a bat
tleship. Mrs. Roosevelt viii have very
nearly all the comforts Of home during
her unique journey. They will be enter
tained officially in the canal zone, IN
spite OF the short time they will STAY
there. They are expected to be in Wash
ington again on the nth of November.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Alrs. Kuhn VIII join her husband.
Major J.. Z. Kuhn. Z, $. a at Fort
Alyer this month. where he WI be sta
TONED for the season They have re-
Gently returned rrdm Germany. where
Major EUhu was sent on special mis-
sion. Mrs. Kuhn formerly vas Miss
Carrie Parker, daughter Of the late
Major Richard Parker L. ). a.
Miss Marion Leutze, daughter OF the
commandant OF the Washing ton Navy
Yard. Will entertain ar deDuIante
luncheon, November 80. In fer parents
quarters in the Navy YarS
Cards have been issued oy Mr.. and
Airs. Lewis c. Denham fcr the mar
Tiage OF their daughter, ElAnor Lamb
din. to Joseph A. ButterwOth, on We'd
uesday of this week The ruture bride
and bridegroom VIII be az home after
November 10, az 6O5 lRenty-second
street.
John J. Bright has sent NIt invitations
for the wedding reception or MS daugh-
ter. Anna Cora, and EtGar {. Mae
Donald, OF the Plains, VI. on Wednes-
dav evening November IA, from 10
$3.50. The ceremony Will be held In the
presence OF the relatives only. Just pre-
ceding the reception.
The Kappa Sigma Paternity gave
the nrst Of a series u dances last
Saturday evening The inair was given
Al its home. 202l II street. northwest
with about twenty copies in attend
auCe. The decorations We're in the So
tiety COlors. red. whte. and green.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from the Marine BanE Those present
were Miss Gertrude fry. Miss Lucille
Coleman Miss GeOrgA Sherwood. Miss
Monte OBrien, Miss. Clara Graham.
Miss Olivia Johnson Miss Marguerite
Weller. Miss Zelda htller. Miss Stella
Johnston. Miss Gertrude d. Claggett
Miss Isabelle Faires Miss Elsie Hick-
man. Miss Annetet Smith. Miss Patty
Johnston. Miss Ami Dunn, Miss Willie
Laird. Miss Alma Sipman. Mrs. d. w.
Reinohl, DIR. II. d. Fry, DR.. II. c. JoT-
gensOn. DR.. G. r. Eookseyr Dr. II. w.
Raison and the Mssrs. ReinOhl. Brear-
ton, Biggs. Bruff. Fooks, Warner, Hart
son. Johnson. W5ters, RouZe, Sher-
wood Taylor, Virgins Asbeu. Leech,
and Harrison Hrs. Lemsford was
chaperOn
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. NeWberry lave gone TO Detroit
where Mr.. Newerry viii cast his vote
tomorrow. Aftr a brief visit In his
home city Mr.. Iewberry will go 10 Bos-
ton. where hs will be joined by his
naval aide Cbt. G. +. Nreeland, for
an inspection d the Boston navy yard
They viii retltn the first of next week.
and Mrs Ne'berry viii arrive in the
city from DetDit about the same time.
sherman 4len private secretary to
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
accompaniedby Mrs. Allen, has gone on
a fornighti trip to Florida and the
sapphire CdnJry in North Carolina
Count deMoltke, whose engagement
10 Miss Cohelia Thayer. Of Boston has
recently ben announced, is a relative
of Count dam de Moltke, whose mar
riage to Miss Louise BOnaparte.
daughter 4 the late Jerome Bonaparte.
of Washington and niece of the present
SecretaryOf the Navy was an import
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Mrs. Charles S. Guthrie has with her
FOR the weekend, rT two sons from
college.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Gus kaufman and James Kaufman.
Of Baltimore. are spending a few days In
town with relatives.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

| ifg. when Miss Hortense Letesrmau, OF
| charlottesville. Va. will be married to
Arthur Stone, Of New York city.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Miss Ethel Chase. who came home for
the Weekend. bringing with her from
Bryn MaWT Miss LEILA SOuthwiCk, of
Nebraska, entertained Saturday even
ing iu honor OF Miss SOuthWick They
returned 10 their school today.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05
GERMAN EMBASSY
HHONORS PRINCE
Henry of Reuss Guest at
Formal Luncheon for
Twenty.

Prince Henry Of Reuss made hying
trip 10 Washington yesterday, and was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon in the
German embassy Among the twenty
distinguished guests asked TO meet him
We're Mrs. Taft. wife Of the Secretary
of War; Mrs. NIetcalf. wife Of the Sec
retary OF Commerce and A-ab4r: AR
Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Count Observation-Disclosures
counselor OF the German embassy; Dr.
Won FrerIchs. Major TheodOr kOerner
and Lieutenant KohleT, all members OF
the stan Of the embassy: Mrs BRyard,
widow OF Thomas T. Bayard, former
Secretary OF State. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins. Prince Henry only arrived in
Washington from the country place Of
James T. Woodward, in Maryland in
time to don his midday clothes, and get
10 the embassy, and Immediately after
the luncheon. which was formal af-
fair and consumed the better part Of Two
hours, he went for drive 10 Arlington
and returned TO the home of Mr.. Wood
ward in the early evening.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Neal Lakenan, Of san Francisco, Is
the guest o. Mrs Victor Clement for a
few days.
The Washington times., 1906-11-05

Mrs William Metcalf Bliss viii spend
part OF the winter in Washington. and
later viii sail for Europe.