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The Washington times., 1906-12-22
BELIEVES BROWN
MADE LATER WILL
Mrs. Bradley Shows Little
Emotion Over Disposal
of Estate.

Cut off entirely by Senator Brown.
for whom she says she made every
sacrifice and afterwards killed, Mrs
Anna NJ. Bradley was but little affected
when news of the filing of his will
reached her in Tho District Jail this
morning. Her attorneys, Hoover ana
Wells, visited her this morning, bE.
she did not DISCUSS the VIII incident at
any length.
After reading The newspapers con-
tanning Information 70 the effect mat
Senator Brown repudiates her and the
TWO children, 70 which she says he was
the rather, Mrs. Bradley sighed ana
said. there must be a later will He
knew Arthur and montgomery are his
Ghildren ana has acknowledge that IN
letters 10 me-
Attorney Robert Wells sal dhe was
not prepared 20 state at this time
whether OF not the viii would be con-
tested. Judges Powers and MariOneauX,
one OF the strongest legal teams in Salt
Lake City. have been retained TO look
out for Mrs. Bradley's interest IN Utah,
anG III the Will is contested, OF which
there is great probability, they Will in
stltute the proceedings.
Judge Powers and Judge MaTiOneauX
have been in communication with
MesSrS. Hoover and Wells since the lat
ter were employed as counsel for Mrs
Bradley. II has not yet been deter
mined whether the Utah attorneys viii
participate In the uEht Tor Mrs. Brad
leys life in Washington next spring,
bur there IS every reason for believing
they will take "A very active part in the
battle
Senator Browns Will is dated August
"a 1906. almost four months before Mrs
Bradley shot him down in the Ralelg IA
Hotel In the document Senator Brown
specifically disinh herits Arthur and
AionteomcTy. aged seven and three
years. The testator beQueaths his en-
tire estate. valued at ST50Ju TO Alice
and Max Brown. children by his first
and second wives, respectively.
II was thought 10y some that Senator
Brown. drew up the viii while in a
Eindictlve mood at the Emergency Hos
pitzI Eut superintendent Charles White,
of the institution, says he never asked
for writing material and was not vis-
tied by anyone other than his son and
daughter. Dr. White says he is reason
ably sure tine viii was not made IN the
Emergency Hospital in December and
dated August.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
WAKE UP.
DISCOVER PHONE
Metropolitans of England at
Last Adopt the
Apparatus.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-The metropolitan
police have at last discovered the tele-
phone. Incredible as IT may seem. The
police stations in London, except in the
small city area, where there IS a
separate police force. have hitherto
muddled along without that indispensa-
bic means 0f communication, and have
IN consequence missed capturing many
criminals
Now, after years OF newspaper agita-
ton, the chief commissioner or police
mas ordered that the various stations be
connected with the telephone system.
Years ago the city police authorities
saw the necessity OF the telephone and
adopted II. but the metropolitan Off
GERS made the singular objection that
they would be subjected TO all sorts
or annoyance by irresponsible members
Of the public"
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Miss Fleming
Hostess Today
At a Luncheon
Event in Honor of Miss
Beach, Whose Wedding
Takes Place December p.

Miss India Bell Fleming was hostess
today at luncheon IN honor of Miss
Helen Black. daughter Of Gen. and Mrs.
John c. Black, whose marriage to
Lieut. Stephen Abbot, L. S. A., Artil-
lery Corps. viii take place Thursday,
Dccomhcr p
The decorations in the dining room
and drawing room were red ana green.
suggestive Of the season, with the color
scheme carried out with poinsetta
blooms and Christmas greens.
Miss Fleming received her guests ia
an attractive gown of champagne col
ored radium brought with her from
Paris last summer
To meet Miss Black were Miss Cal
deron, Miss Marguerite Shonts. Miss
Iheodora Shonts, Miss Irene Moore,
Miss Edgarina Hastings. Miss KearDev.
MISS Eliza beth JeWett. Miss Mccartney.
MISS IfAuEerr and the three bridesmaid, :,
WHO nave come from Chicago for the
wedding. Miss Florence McCarty, Miss
fSaret Nash. and her twin sister.
Miss Madeline Nash.
Mrs. Horatio EigeIov has cards ont
for a musicale on Friday. December .2S
when Mrs. Gage, of New York, viii be
the artist.
Ailss lola owens. formerly Of this civ
hut now residing ia New York. is me
guest of Mrs. j. l. BIOuJ
Mrs. Harry Kaufman. Of Columbia
road entertained the Bridge Whist
Club. -
Mrs. HOrning, of Seventeenth street.
was hostess al luncheon on Thursday
4he table was decorated In pink carna-
ions and rich candelabras- The guests
were Mrs Goldsmith. Mrs r. Held
n Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Abrahams and Miss
Schneider.
Hiss Carrye Calm. Of Baltimore has
returned home. after visit of several
weeks with her aunt Mrs Max WcvI.
of + street
Mrs David Sawyer. Of Columbia road
entertained "a whist party on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. O. Adler and Miss Rose Adler
OF new YORK city, are visiting Miss
Belle Hirsh, of 1913 Kenyon street
Mrs. Herman Kahn ard Miss Regina
Wahi are located al 3132 / street north
west.
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ID GOSSIP IN SOCIETYS CIRCLEI
White House Luncheon
To British Ambassador
Given This Afternoon


Ambassador Lady Ambas
ador Whitelaw Reid.
Friday followed
January
i'm York.
shopping. the Of
L. las
Secretary o Mrs
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Luncheon Today
by Mrs. MetCalf
for House Guest
Wife of the Secretary of the
Navy Entertaining Miss
BOWleS, of California.

Mrs MeteaIf wife Of the Secretary OF
the Navy, was hostess at luncheon to-
day in compliment To her young guest
for the holidays, Miss Amy Bowles. OF
California. who is attending school i'm
New York. Invited TO meet Miss BowleS
where a number of the seasons debu-
tantes and members Of the younger set
Miss Joanna Schroeder. the attractive
SeatOn Schroeder. L. 5. N, made her
formal debut this afternoon IN hcr
parents home on y street.
The dining room was pretuly decorat-
ed with poinsetta. palms. and ferns. and
the parlors Were literally banked with
the floral tributes from the many
friends OF the debutante.
Miss Schroeder received with her
mother in a dainty gown Of white net
over silk Miss Durand and Miss oliver
presided over the punch bowl and ch9cO-
late and Mrs. Wainwright poured tea.
The debutantes who also assisted IN
doing the honoTs OF the afternoon were
Miss Olga Converse. Miss Eleanor Sla-
ter, Miss Frederica Morgan, Miss Nellie
Dodge, Miss Laura Wells, Miss Jessie
Steele. Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Frances
Goldsborough, Miss Mary Brewster, and
Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss Mary Wins
low. of Hartford, Conn. the house guest
of Miss Schroeder, also assisted in re-
ceiving.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL
WITH $25O,OOO LOSS

CHICAGO. Dec. 22-Fire between
and 3 O'Clock this morning destroyed the
big st. Stanislaus Parochiel School, at
Noble and Bradley streets
For half an hour, while the blaze was
at its height the st. Stanislaus' Roman
Catholic Church and the adjacent par
ish residence We're in imminent danger
The school building was a seven-story
brick structure, covering a half of a
block The loss is estimated at $3.50. 900.
Four thousand day pupils, chiefly Of
Polish parentage, attended the school,
but none OF there was in the building
when the fire started.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
PRINCES GUtNiHIERS
BEST MARKSHEN

LONDON. Dec. 22-The British cruiser
Drake. Rear Admiral Prince Louis Of
Battenberg's flagship IN which he Wis
tied New York last year. now hold the
worlds record fer gUnnery
Shooting at a target four miles dis
tGnt. in ATanCi Bay. the brakes guns
made 1O5 hits out of 135 rounds, or g
per cent OF hits. Lord Charles Beres-
ford's flagship came next with only G3
hits The performance of the Drake
makes Prince Louis the best guunery
admiral IN the British navy for 1906
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Miss Calf WedS
DR.. LanghOrne
In Early Spring
The Engagement Was An
nounCed by Her Parents
at Domino Party.

Mr, and Mrs Thomas f. Gaff an
nOunced the engagement of their daugh.
ter, Miss Zadie Forsyth Can 20 Or
Cary d. Langhorne, y. s. y, THURSDAY )
evening at the domino party they had
arranged in honor OF Miss Josephine
Durand. daughter of the retiring British
ambassador and Lady DuIand
The wedding date has not vet been
set, but il VIII probably be an early
spring event
Aiss Can made her debut two seasons
ago in her parents old home on Rhode
Island avenue. but they have since Lom-
pleted a handsome residence at the cor
ner of Twentieth and . streets.
Dr. Langhorne is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs John ID. Lanehorne and a brother
OF Mrs. Powell Clayton, ir. and Mrs
Stanley Washburn, whose marriage tool
place in st. Johns November y.
Mrs William \ Clark wife of Senator
Clark, Of Montana. sailed yesterday from
France for New York She viii toin the
Senator in New York next week aud viii
come 10 Washington with him wher
Congress reconVenes after the Christina.
holidays
MISS JIielte Williams, the deDutautt
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs. Williams
of the Connecticut. entertained inform
ally al dinner last night few Of the
members Of the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs John + Stevens were
hosts for small company at dinner
last night and afterward at "a theateI
party at the Columbia
Miss Eva McAdoo. daughter of the
former police commissioner of New
York. arrived in Washington today "a
be the guest Of the Misses Switzerland
for a time.
Among the society people who have In
Vitatlons out for dinner tonight are the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas r. Walsh, who will
entertain complimentary 10 the retiring
British Ambassador and LADY Duraud.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins. Mr.. ana Mrs
George T. Marye, Mrs Richard Butler
OF the Rochambeau; and Mr.. and Mrs
George Xavier MCLanahan
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ALL METzGER NEEDS
IS THE BLUE FLAME

Il possess supernatural powers Of
f0roteIiug events I can detect II the
earth contains valuable minerals Oy
simply walking on il, by reason OF blue
flames shooting up in the air
This was the statement made by
Henry Metzser, thirJy-three years old.
address unknown, when arrested last
evening by Central Office Detective
Pratt on a charge of insanity. After an
examination by the police surgeons he
was committed 10 the Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Police Court Cases.

In the Police Court, Justice Cation
presiding, the following cases We're dis
posed of this morning;
Frank Brooks. cOlOred, arrested by
Policeman Roberts on the charge of as
saulting and beating his wife, Annie
Brooks, was fined 50.
Rufus Robinson. COlOred. arrested by
Policeman Jones. charged with inter
fering with an officer while in the dis
charge of his duty, was fined $3.50.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
THREE CENTURIES
IN A GOLF GAME

LONDON. Dec. 2.-Three hundred and
forty years was the united age of four
ancient golf enthusiasts who played a
foursome over the Musselburgh links.
The octogenarian players were r. d.
Thompson, a retired Edinburgh mer-
chant, aged 50; John DOleman, a tailor.
aged 50; William Currie, a retired
banker. aged Sc. and James Bennett,
retired millwright. aged So.
Currie and Bennett won the game,
which was watched by a crowd of in
terested spectators Their opponent,
Thompson, who did not become a golfer
until he was over 50, and vas the Oldest
player in the match. was little uucer-
tain in his driving. The winners, how
ever. played brilliantly. Doleman is an
authority on golf
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Local News Notes.

Andrew jackson Lodge of Masons
have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
]. Johnston Green, worshipful master;
Samuel 7. Fisher, senior Worden; NJ.
l. Dinwiddie junior warden; J. Z. Alex
ander. secretary; w. l.. Allen, treasurer
John @. Graham, senior deacon; j. Par
ker MiIbuTn, junior deacon; J. II. Trim
yer steward; Frank T. Mander, tiler.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
z. I. Tanner,s win Filed

The will Of ZeTa Luther Tanner. dated
November : last, was today offered for
probate
$1,000 in lieu OF dover and a like
amount is left 10 his daughter. Ruth
Francis Tanner. The remainder of his
estate is left in equal shares 10 his wife
and daughter. Mrs Tanner is named
as executriN
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
CHURCH SERVICE
IN ALEXANDRIA
Sixth Evening Vespers in St.
Mary y'S-NeWS of the
Virginia City.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEX "a me-, %

The sixth Of the present series of even
ing yespers services will be held in St
Marys Church tomorrow evening al
go o'clock. The psalms. which under
the motu proprio OF Pope Plus Y. are
now required 10 be rendered by male
voices, in the ancient GreguTian setting.
VIII be sung by the fuii male choir The
sermon VIII be delivered by the Very
Rev. A. p Doyle c. S p. Of the ADos-
tOllc Mission House, OF Brookland u. 4.
In his sermon, Father Doyle Will discuss
the present religious situation in France
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
BKBY ANSWERS
THE SUMMONS
OF HITCHCOCK
Chairman Of Dawes Com
mission Appears to An
SWer Charges of In
dams Attorney.

The Hon. Tams Bixby. chairman OF
the Dawes Commission 10 the Five
Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory,
was a caller at the office of the Secre-
tary OF the Interior today
Mr.. BiXby had been called to Wash
ington 70 explain certain matters reIat-
ing 10 the administration Of affairs ia
me the territory some days ago, as pub
lished in The Times. M l. Mott. attor-
ney for the Greek Nation, filed charges
against Bixby, alleging various irregu-
laTities and improprieties in connection
with the conduct OF Indian affairs.
Among these was the allegation that
BlXDy had pronted extensively by reason
or relations 10 the Canadian Valley
trust Company Of MuskOgec \ rela tive
OF BiNby, II was said, was manager ot
This company. which, through the fav-
oritism of BiXby. nad been permitted ia
enjoy certain advantages in handling
lands. which had beeli made highly pro-
fitabie.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Joseph Bush, 1871 Pa. Ave. NV.

Holiday special for s.. I bottle Tokay.
1 bottle Isabella, / bottle imported port.
and your choice of either / bottle Sher-
wood. Grey Friar. or Berkmont Whiskey.
Imported port and sherry wines at s.
per gallon. Largest and best bottle of
beer in the city for sc. Leave your or
ders now and avoid the rush. Phone
Main 3043.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Mr.. Foulke's Report In.

William Dudley Foulke has laid be-
fore Secretary Hitchcock the results of
an investigation he has made of condi-
ion5 at Muskogee, which is alleged 10
DC headquarters OF the operations of the
Dig interests that have been proHtIug-
10 the disadvantage of both Government
ana Indians. This report Of Mr FouIke
Is understood 10 relate 10 much the
same series OF transactions that have
been referred 10 i'm the MDtt charges
Mr.. Bl&by summons To- come here
al the time when the Foulke report was
que and the Mott charges that were bur
recently filed has caused yvidaSrr-.td d
interest at the department.
Messrs Mott and FOulke conferred
with Secretary Hitchcock yesterday.
and today Mr.. BiXby was caller al ne
secretary office The charges now be-
ing investigated relate especially TO The
methods by which particular interests
nave come into possession OF an i'm
mense area of the ElGEt -at;:1ble town
sites and lots in the Territory.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Hotel Johnson Gaze.

All the choice grades of oysters. broil-
ed live Holsters and other sea food direct
d hote dinner and service a Ia ,arte.
Steamed oysters.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Candyl Candy! Candy !

Buckingham 25c Christmas mixtures,
lbs, S1.O0; 40c mixtures. 3 lbs, 81. Special
rates to churches. 231 Pa. ave. Sc: 1s II
St NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Cadets at Home.

First Lieuts. c.. NJ Smith and l. T.
DOwney, Sergeants r. 5. Hoffman,
Ralph McBurney, r. 2. A. Johnson and
W. r. Hellmuth, and COrpoTals A. Har-
ris o. J. Watkins. +. Z. Westlakcn,
and Cadets +. II. Rogers, Beattie and
Riggs OF the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute. have returned to their homes
in Alexandria to spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents,
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Funerals Sunday.

The funeral of Washington Z. Lewis
will ''e held from his home in North
Payne street tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock. The funeral services will be
conducted by the Rev p F. Phillips
Of St PauIs Protestant Episcopal
Church. and the interment will be in
the Union Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
LOCAL MENTION.
schneider's Fruit Cake Can't Be Com

pared With Any Other at 25c Ia
Double the price won't buy i'm ESruit
cake than Schneiders It's made as
carefully as you yourself would make
it. and the fruit is not stinted. Order =
supply today. Fruit and pound cake only
25c. At our market stands or at your
grOcer's. Schneider's Malt Bread is
as superior in its way as our fruit cake.
Pure, nOurishing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
wm. CannOn,s ExceIlent Purissima Rve

-f-n ideal stimulant for use in the home
during the holiday season. You'll like it.
Your friends viii like it. Purissima Rye
is of a high standard of quality, and is
smooth and mellow. Phone n. 62S Three
Feathers. S1.75 bottle. 1925 7th st.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Other Charges by Mott.

Other charges were made by AIT Mott
and Mr.. BIXby was called TO the Capital
10 tell his side of the story At the
interior Department to-day il was ad-
mitted that the Mott charges had been
made, though they were said fo he
somewhat informal
Ine accusations about Bixby's ra1a-
Ions 10 the Canadian Valley Tlt.zf
company said a department offirIaf
cover about the same ground as was
touthrd by allegations made before the
depaF tment some three years ago and
which were at that time iuvestigated
by Mr. BonaparJe. II was then shown
l4al Bixby had discontinued an rela-
lionS with the trust company. IL is
counted whether there is anything in
thoroughly thFashed out in rGat fny-.s-
ugdtiOn
As 10 some of the other matters al
leged against BiXby. lac has explained
tnat he can't very we'll explain them
because he has nothing 10 do with them
and no opportunity u have Information
about them
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Only SI.nA Cnmnlete

OUR BEACON GAS DROP LIGHTS.
USEFUL, HANDY. ALWAYS READY
CAN HANG ON ANY CHANDELIER
SI6 L SC. A. MUDDIMAN & Coca G ST
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Families Wishing to Have Genuine

Lynn Haven Bay. Cherrystone. Rocka-
way or Blue Points Oysters. can get
them at Harvey's, 1lth and Pa, ave, de-
hvered in she'll any hour. Phone 3093.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Mrs. James Kernochan. of New York,
who has spent the past two weeks rs
the guest OF Miss Katherine Elkins,
has returned TO her home in tie me-
tTOpOlis.
Miss Bowles. of San Francisco, who
is the guest of Mrs. Metcalf, wife OF
the Secretary of the Navy, was the
guest OF honor at large Tea yesterday
afternoon. of Miss Marion Luetze,
daughter of the commandant of the
Washington Navy Yard. The guests and
assistants were all members OF the
younger set. and for the most part,
were the debuJantes of this season. A.
sisting the youthful hostess, were Miss
Mary Southland, Miss Louise Maxwell
Miss Olga Converse, Miss Esther Denny
and Miss Laura Wells.
Mrs. Basil Gordon. of Baltimore. who
recently closed her country place liz
Virginia, and mas been the guest fog
Eome days OF Captain and Mrs. Beatty,
in the Navy Yard. went 10 Baltimore
Thursday 10 spend few days with
relatives and do shopping. She will re
turn TO Mrs Beattys home today. and
be her guest again until she selects a
house for the winter. She has deferred
her trip TO Europe until next spring.
The Baroness Won SteTnbuTg, wife OF
the German ambassador. who has spent
the past week IN New York. returned 10
the embassy last evening,
The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Aoki were the guests of honor.
for whom Capt. and Mrs. Richardson
Glover entertained at dinner last even
ing. Covers weres laid for eighteen.
Captain and Mrs Glover will entertain
at dinner on January 7. in honor or the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
Mrs. Gibson FahnCstOck entertained at
q large musicale and tea yesterday after
noon In her Washington residence, on
1 street. Her guests numbered 400. As
sisting her In receiving were Mrs. Ralph
Johnston. Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mrs,
Chatard, Mrs. Robert Hiuckley, and the
Misses Tunstau Smith, of Baltimore.
nieces OF the hostess, who are spending
this week with her. The program was
given By Miss Elizabeth Ames. cellist.
OF Baltimore, and Myron Whitney, jr..
baritone.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
LOCAL MENTION.

Found Delicious Neapolitan Ice Cream,
10c Bricks for 25c. Lacey, COZ New
York ave. NV,
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

The funeral of the late Mrs Mary E
Watkins win be held from the home of
her son, John II. Watkins, in King
street, tomorrow afternoon at o. clock
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Candvl Candyl at Reduced prices-

French Mixtures, 10c Ib.; lbs, 25c.
New Mixed Nuts, l5c h.; ? lbs, 25c
Special prices to churches. Greater Ney
York Confectionery. ~ 7th St NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Buy Your Christmas Candies

AT GEO. 3. SHEETz'S, 10TH AND F SITS
NV 100 DELICIOUS VARIETIES S5c Ia
OTHERS ASK e0c FOR SAME GRADE.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

E Hez Sven has Evangelist Zimmer-
man Sun. night, I'd Bapt. Ch, 18th &
Va. Ave sc.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Santa Claus Outfits, Tree Ornaments,
Punch & Judy. Marionettes. GundIaeh's.
SIS 7th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

s5c Dozen for IL Cabinet Fotos.
Special offer for 50 days. Faber. S02 9TH
st. formerly 430 7th st.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
ALI Foot Ailments

scientifically treated J. J. Georges &,
Sch. Inc, Foot Specialists. 12lI Pa. ave
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Coal! Coal! CoaII

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. ]
& p. c. Grace. 4th & f ne. Phone z. 2sS
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Also Gas Lights
l204 G. c. a. Muddiman & CO. 6I6 l2tn.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Have You Ordered "Royal PiIsen"

for Xmas? It's a perfect light beer-the
best beverage you can have on hand
Phone w. 4S6, Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
The Clothes Dnctnr
ToYs for StoCkings

1755 Pa. ave. NV. Telephone NJ. 14ss.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel. Winter Garden. Rathskeller.
\. I. ave. and nth St F. Endrees. Prop.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Give a Singing Canary for Christmas.
schmids Bird Store. 7l2 18th st. n7y.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22
Lamps for Christmas.

and trees; favOrs. open evenings. Gould's
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

J. Richard Riggles, ea7 9th N. W,
Artists Materials and Jap-a-Lac.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Christmas Bells, s Cents Each.
At Kramer's, The Florist, 916 + st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Mrs Robert Hinckley was hostess to-
day at a beautifully appointed luncheon.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

The Baroness Won SteTnbuTg. wife OF
the German ambassador. who has spent
the past week IN New York. returned u
the embassy last evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-22

Mrs. James KeTnochan. of New York,
who has spent the past two weeks as
the guest OF Miss Katherine Elkins
has returned to her home in tie me
tTOpOlis.