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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17

Con la function de anoche, que Sc
di6 con un lleno extraordinario, Sc
despidio de San Juan la compaf1ia de
zarzuela.
Como va hemos consignado otras
veces la afortunada Interpretation
que dan "La Reina Mora" "Congre-
SO feminista' y Bohemios" los ar
tistas de la compaf1ia Andres y Riera
pondremos fin a esta revista que va
va siendo extremadamente larga, no
sin consignar que fueron todos los
artistas muy ovacionados.
La compaflia sale maflana para Pom
ce; asi nos 10 participa en- TN atento
B. L. M su distinguido director ar
tfstico Ell seflor Casas Pedrerol.
En- la ciudad del Sur y en- todas
las que visite la excelente compafl1a,
ha de conseguir grandes exitos.
Los artiStas Sc van.
San Juan Sc queda triste. Ell tea
tro de la capital de la Isla, cerrado.
Esto es muy lamentable.
Domingo OrO=CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17

y ocho dollars, S. centavos. Puestos
disposition Juez Municipal
Teniente Casals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17
NOTlCIAS De LA ISLA

Asesinato en- Ponce.-Uu detenido.
Incendis en- Aguada -Juegos pro-
hibidos.- requisitoriado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17
20 BIS P A DO

Estando enteramente de acuerdo
con 10 va prevenido sobre prohibition
de la misa de las doce de la noche ell
"a de Diciembre; confirm amos en- to-
da su fuerza dicha prohibition; espe-
rando dc las venerable seflores Curas,
6 encargados de Iglesias Capillas, Ell
mas estricto cumplimiento de la
misma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17
El Adr. Ap.
PEDRO Ma. BERR1os.

oaH Juan, Dlc1embre a 900.
va sabemos que este aflo no Sc ce-
lebraran las tradicionales misas que
antaflo constitufan una grandiosa
fiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17
...RECUEROo

Una"yarita de virtud iqu6 ensueno!
una varita magica que fuera
la aliada gentil de Ia quimera,
la milagrosa realidad de un suefio.
Tu batuta es asl, mas todavia:
les el cetro magnffco del arte
en- el mundo de luz de la armon1al
CONG queda resehado a la ligera,
fue TN 6xito grande, immense para ell
distinguido artista que nos ha rogado
dar, en- su nombre, los profesores
de orquesta, a los artistas de la COM
pafIia, a los AMIGOS, al pdblico, 4 la
prensa periodical, todos cuantos con
tribuyeron al 6xito del sabado, las
gfaGias mas efusivas.
~-El maestro Mayoqul, queda compla-
cido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17

Cabo. Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-17
Barros.

Rarros
Ha sido detedido en- este pueblo Ell
profugo Estsnislao Gutierrez. Dor IA
polic1a. Sc le ocuparon varios obietos
como zapatos, tohallas, camisas ropa
que Sc Suponen hurtados. Sc hacen in
vestigaciones.
Cabo Sierra.
Varias noticias
Esta tarde las dos Sc reunio Ell
Comit6 de Frsnquicias. Los asuntos
tratados Sc informaran en- la session del
jueves del Consejo Ejecutivo.
Por el departamento de Tesorerfa
Sc nos lnforma que el Juez munici-
dial de Utuado, multo con cien dollars
q don Angel Torres, por infracciones
de las leyes de rentas internas.
Por el Departamento del Interior
Sc preparan actualmente los presu-
tos de los nuevos muelles de carqa "
pasajeros, que hap de construirse en-
Mayagiiez. Por ahora no Sc cons.
trulra el muelle de hierro que Sc pro-
yectaba para aquella ciudad.
Por Ell departamento de Educaci6n
Sc han aprobado las cuentas de la
Junta Escolar de Mayagiiez cores
Pondlentes a los meses de Tulio 4
Los Sub-co1ectores de Vega-Baia,
Adjuntas, Naranjito San Sebastian
han presentado denuncias contra CO.
merc1antes por infracciones de la
ley de rentas internas. Hoy no Sc
!evanto nlng1n embargo en- toda Ia
is1a.
Sc asegnra qne Sc han hecho inn
portantes proposiciones al ingeniero
senor Gambia Cordoba para la cons
trucc1on de IN 1nuelle comercial que
ia de lnstalarse en- Ponce. Existe
entuSiasmo en- Ell comercio
para Ia realization de dichas obras.
Hoy Sc han presentado alpunos
al departamcntQde1 Interior
sollcltando permiso para construir
casaS de maderas en- varias carrete-
ras de Ia lsla. Pasaron a inspection
del Jefe de Obras P1b1icas.
Hoy fueron condenados por esta
Corte Municipal, los individuos Tuan
Arroyo, Eugenio Garcia, Nicolas Ar
taflo y Rafael Ocafla. Ell Juez del
Vale ordeno Sc archivasen las causas
de Francismo Miranda Y Felix Alicea
hasta que sea possible la comparecen-
cia de dichos acusados ante Ia Corte.
Es muy SECURE que el capitan,Td-
dice no saldra para su nuevo destino
1asta Enero. El coronel Hamill no
IA nombrado a1n Ell Duevo iefe de
oicica del cuartel general.
Durante Ia ausencia de Mr.. Graha-
ne por la lsla, Sc ha hecho cargo del
Departamento del Interior Ell Sub
Comlsionado Mr.. Harris.
Sc asegura que Ell Ayuntamiento
lie San Juan ha concedido Ell teatro
Municipal, qratuitamente, al tenor
.ef1or Sanchez Richarts para dar
los funciones-conciertos en- las no
she del sabado y domingo pl6ximo.
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- n ONG
60 THE CLUBS
Jfg3:Ss~s =Sssgs<sszze=~-~ Li
20

The ladies OF Wimodaughsis are in their
new home, 1905 II street northwest. The
club is taking up It's many-sided work
since the holidays with new Vigor, and
the past week has been specially full
The first lesson of the new course in par
liamentary law was given Monday night
and on Wednesday night the French les
sons began. Wednesday afternoon a COM
plimentary lecture was given by MI
Philip f. Gerry of The Evening Star to
the supervising corps and the seventh
and eighth grade teachers of the public
schools on the Theory of Narration"
The parlors were filled by most ap
preciative audience.
The class in general literature has
about completed the study of the de-
yelopment of Shakespeare and will soon
take up the study Of the modern noYelists
and dramatists.
and large crowd of young people par
ticipated in the dancing, which is the
feature of the second Friday of each
month
girls had an athletic day on January g.
followed by dancing.
Saturday. January @. euchre was
given at the Wimodaughsis, the attend
ance to which was limited to members
with the privilege of each member in
Viting one guest. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Woodin, Mr. and Mrs
IIird Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, Mr. and
Mrs Irwin, Mrs. Crenshaw. Mrs. Lohr
Mrs Mccartney, Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Love
Mrs Farrar, Mrs. Running Miss Penfield
Miss Boss, Miss Wilson. Miss Gillett, Mrs
Van Ness Miss Van Ness, Mrs. Wolfe, Col
Geo H Patrick, Mr. Clark, Mr.. Bryan
Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Donohoe, Miss Ell
lott, Mrs. Swing and Miss Swing.
Potomac Literary Club held It's Janu-
| airy meeting Tuesday evening at the Bur-
ton Hotel Miss Mary c. Bennett, presi-
dent Mr.. w. w. MILAN gave an Illus
| trated talk on Golden California" which
was greatly enjoyed by the members of
the club and guests of the hotel.
utes on Dust Its Importance TO Our In
dividual Enjoyment" The following pro
gram followed: Baritone solos Dreams"
and Gypsy Love Song, Mr.. Frederick
! Schafer: piano solo, Dance of the De-
| mons" Miss Eta Schmidt; contralto solo
soprano solo, Il Love YOU Miss Virginia
Robinson; piano solo, Miss Mamie Hen
men; soprano solo, Called Back" Miss
! Catherine Claire Higgins; accompanies
Miss Hennen and Miss Schmidt.
| The regular meeting of Friendship
| Council. No 16, Daughters of America
was held in Schmidt's Hall, SIC 9th street
northwest, Monday evening, at which
| time the following officers We're installed /:
Councillor, Winifred M. King; associate
! councillor, Mildred Grimes; vice councillor
| Vandora Huggins; associate vice coun-
| cilor, l.. Fl. Gills; conductor, F. M Raitz.
| warden, Louise Hogan; outside sentinel
| Louise Kaufman; inside sentinel w n
| Collins; assistant recording secretary. w
| E. Lawson; trustee w. II. Lanham
| A meeting of the Capitol Hill Literary
Society was held ar the residence OF DR..
| James Mckee, the Plymouth Monday
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The March of the 9Th Battery.

Newspaper clippings alleging consider
able suffering among the men and horses
Of the 9Th Battery of Field Artillery on its
recent practice march from Fort Riley,
Kan, to the new station at Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex, have been forwarded by the
War Department to Brig. Gen. ]. NJ. Lee,
commanding the department of Texas, and
Will be referred by that officer to Capt G.
w. Gatchell, commanding the battery in
question. for information and such reply
the facts warrant.
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IN THE STORES

LEvERToN & co, the exclusive wom-
ems outergarment store, are. offering the
balance of their stock of winter suits, coats.
skirts and waists al greatly reduced prices.
as a perusal of their advertisement in an
other part of The Sunday Star will show
Already the spring and summer fashions in
outergarments are arriving, and 1t is to
make room for these that such extreme re-
auctions are being made The greatest cuts
have been made In the prices Of coats, the
variety of which Is particularly large, yet
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The southern's Palm Limited

10 Florida, also Aiken, and Augusta, leaves
Washington daily, except Sunday, 600 pm
Electric lighted throughout. Other high
sorts for winter outings L. s. Brown
G.. A, Southern Railway, T05 18th ST. NV
Advertisement
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Certificate of Incorporation.

certificate Of Incorporation of the Dis
trict Citizens Club, organized to promote
social intercourse and mutual Improvement
among it's members. has been recorded
George c. Noble. Fred D. Booker and John
w. Coleman are the incorporators.
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The Jolly Six were entertained last
night a the home of Mrs Inscoe, 800 c
street southeast. After several hours of
merrlment substantial collation. was
served III the dining room, which was dec
GRATED with flowers and palms Among
Ihose present were Mrs. Staples, the
Misses Lucy, Mamie, Addie and Annie ms
coe, MISS Flora Waters, Miss May Per-
kins. Misses Clarence SorreIl. Renf King
Frank Davis. Eugene Jardine and VIM. and
Daniel Johnson.
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The Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
washington Hebrew Congregation was re-
interest concerning women, both ola ord
young. 1t will hold its first social meeting
at the New Mercantile Club rooms, | street
between 9th and 10th streets, Monday at
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The B. S. Club entertained a few friends
at the home of its president, Mr. Elmer
5. Frazier, 125 street northwest, the even
ing of January g. The rooms were deco
rated with palms and cut flowers, together
with the club colors red and white. Vocal
and instrumental music was the feature of
the evening, and afterward supper was
served. Among those present were the
Misses Nalarie Krentzlin, Margaret Hum
phrey, Grace King, Mildred McElfresh.
Jennie King, Mary Windsor, Ethel HeiIt-
man, and Messrs. Charles Ruoff, Harry
Gordon. Leopold Erentzlin, Thomas Rham-
stein and Elmer S. Frazier
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Ida Bogie Row, the national president
OF the Woman 5 Veteran Relief Union. re
Gently entertained al her home 900 7
street northwest the commander faS
OF the Union Veteran Union, Gen. H T.
Dean, and his staff; the department COW.
mander, Gen. Robert Alton and his 80 -
members of her own staff and the members
of John A. Logan Union No. . Tbere
was large number present and an entoy-
able evening was spent. Gen Dean save
talk, Mrs Nellie Lyon PLAYED several
selections on the piano. the national nresi
dent gave an interesting talk on the prowtb
or the order, and after the singing Of sew
eral patriotic songs the guests We're invited
10 the dining room, where they enioved
the good things of the season. The parI0rs
reception room and dining room were beau,
American flags. The guests departed ~
a late hour, wishing the national president
successful and prosperous year, this be-
ing her third term as national president.
The initial meeting of THE Hungry
Euchre. Club" was held Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William P, NAV
field, l9l2 Biltmore street. The club is
composed OF the following members: Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Maytield Mr.. and Mrs,
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brawner, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Logan, Mr. and Mrs. F.
f. Gillen. Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Darragh,
Evelyn Hall, Edith Bunyea Lena Daniel
and Messrs. Frank Wurdemann Charles
Butler and Charles Daniel.
The ladies of the Wistera Euchre Club
were entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. George May of u street northwest
A splendid game of progressive euchre was
played and pretty prizes awarded. At the
close of the games dainty luncheon was
served. Those present, with the hostess,
were Mrs. Lewis Dare, Mrs. William kim
nell, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs Mark
Towers, Mrs. Walter Ridenour Mrs B
TRULY. Mrs. Barrett and the Misses Nav.
Mrs. TRULY will entertain the club next
Thursday.
The Dolly Madison Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, held it's regular
monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs
Edward Graves, 927 Massachusetts avenue.
Tuesday evening. After singing the Star
Spanged Banner the chapter attended
to matters of business. Following this a
social half hour was enjoyed. at the con-
clusion of which a delightful program
was rendered A paper on John Andre,
by the gifted historian of the chapter.
Miss Catherine d. Barlow, was read
Miss McGill gave a piano solo. THE Flat
terer," by Chamirade; also several vocal
selections-"Two Little Irish Songs" and
Sweet Thoughts of Home"-all of which
were encored. Mrs. James III. Hensley
gave a charming talk on Malmaison ana
of her visit there. The program concluded
by the singing of America" after which
refreshments were served.
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Mr.. Edwin T. Lawrence of Worcester
Mass. and Rose E. Mcfarland of Wash.
ington. D. c.. were married December -
1905, in Wilmington, Del.
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Miss Efie WortZ entertained at her home
1864 Emerson street northeast Friday
evening. Many games were enjoyed, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Mabel Anderson.
Bessie MacKinzie Lilly Tortensen. Ada
Belts. Margaret Tutthill. Elizabeth Moore,
Edward Webster, Henry Zier, Graham Ma
gruder and Frank Namely
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Miss Bella and Mr.. Sylvan Waterman OF
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. S. Gauss, on L
street.
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Mrs. A. King and son. who were visiting
Mrs. Kings parents In Paterson, N. J.. re-
turned home last week.
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carried large bunch of La France roses,
Mr.. Joseph Baum was best man and toast
master Music was furnished by w. Fell
heimer's orchestra, which rendered several
beautiful selections during the ceremony
After an extensive wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Sondheimer will be al home at sos NJ
street northwest.
Miss Theresa Hecht was the guest OF
honor last Monday evening at an affair
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Raft at their
apartment in the Columbia. Games music
and dancing were INDUCED in until late
hour when the guests repaired to the dining
room, where a sumptuous repast was serv-
ed. The guests were the Misses Carol Baer,
Blanche Stern. Julia Loeb Elizabeth Far
Der and Helene Engel and Messrs. Milton
Baer, Harold Levi, Ben Walberg, Louis
Greenbaum and Moe Baer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-14

DR.. Abram Simon has gone to New York
to deliver a series of lectures. He will be
gone about one week
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Mrs Edwin Charles Madden and Mrs
Washington Gardner will not be at hom
until February and 10, at 1903 Clifton
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gauss and son of
Houston, Texas, are visiting Mrs N. Pey-
ser, 1888 L street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-14

Mr.. d. j. Kaufman and Mr.. Edward Hol-
lander are in New York for several days.
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Mrs Martha Lemon Schneider, honorary
president of the Columbia Heights Art
Club, is meeting with much success with
her novel. "A Government Countess" in
which departmental life in Washington is
wildly portrayed. She is now engaged in
compiling a booklet for the art committee
of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, of which she is member This lit
tie catalogue of the gems of the large art
galleries is to be for the use of club women
of the federation who are interested in the
study of art.
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y X,
heimer, have returned home.
The Jewish ladies of this city held a
meeting on Tuesday evening last in the yes
try rooms of the Eighth Street Temple for
the purpose of forming a Ladies' Auxiliary
Society to the Washington Hebrew Con-
grega ton. The meeting was largely at
tended and the project met with great en-
tbusiasm. eighty members being enrolled.
The object of the society is to lend Its aid
to the temple in all ways possible and also
to further the social interests in this COM
muuity The first affair will be a whist
tomorrow afternoon at the Mercantile Club.
The officers elected were as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Abram Simon; vice president,
Mrs A. NJ Fishel; secretary, Mrs. l. Neu-
man, and treasurer, Mrs. a. NJ. Baer
Col. and Mrs. r. G. Rutherford of 10Th
street northwest have gone to San Fran
cisco, Cal. 10 visit their son. First Lieut..
r. c. Rutherford, jr.. 24th United States
Philippines and Is to sail on the transport
leaving San Francisco on January 25, 1906.
The congressional ladies Of the Ebbitt
will not receive Tuesday next. but will re-
ceive Tuesday, January %.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles N. Bennit
and Miss Helen L. Stoddard which was
planned for later in the year on account OF
the serious illness of Mr.. Bennit took place
Yesterday morning at Garfield Hospital
Mrs H. Edwins Rainals Kondrup will not
be at home on Mondays in January, but will
receive Mondays in February.
Miss Sallie Rollins entertained at hei
home, ATS street. Friday evening a euchre
party of four tables. Those present were
Misses Rollins. Tibbetts, Knots, Petit. s.
Rollins. Mrs. Heacock, Haas, Broadbent
ard Messrs. Haas. Heaeock. Broadbent En-
mis-, Bittenbender. Brittle Rollins and Will
litt After prizes being won by Mrs. Haas
and Mr.. Ennis the party adjourned to the
dining room. where a bountiful repast was
served.
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper will NOT be al
home until January %.
Thursday night at 7:30 Miss Mary Coles
McClelland of Roanoke, Va. and Mr. Ed
ward c. Hall of this city were married In
the first Presbyterian Church by the Rev
DIR. D. C. Macleod. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.J W. Davis. the only
daughter of Mrs. NJ. C. McClelland and the
late Robt. McCleliand. once mayor of Roa.
noke. Va She wore plum colored silk with
long violet coat The couple were the re.
clpient of many presents. They win be al
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Miss Sara Raken of Philadelphia, VIII
was the guest of the Misses Hirsh, left fo
her home last week after very enjoyable
stay here Of several weeks.
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The election of officers of the Mercantile
Club took place last Wednesday night. The
following officers were elected: President
Harry King; vice president, Joseph Stras-
burger: secretary, Daniel B. Gusdorf; treas
urer, Nose Eseman.
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Misses Rose and Ray We'll of Baltimore
were the guests of the Misses Well on M
street, for few days last week.
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Miss Juanita Kaufman of Rhode Island
avenue returned home on Sunday after {
two weeks visit with friends in Philadel
phia.
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Mrs Caroline King of 18th street enter
tanned at dinner on Friday night in homo
of Mrs Michels of New York and Mrs. lie
roy of Pittsburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen spent several
days in New York last week as the guests
of relatives.
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Miss Helene Eiseman is visiting relatives
In Baltimore.
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Mr. and Mrs. a. I. Strasburger celebrated
their silver wedding on Thursday of last
week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Strasburger leave to-
day for New York.
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Mrs. Fanny Lomax will be pleased t.
shake hands with her many friends at hel
nome IN Rosslyn. Va, Tuesday, January 10
1905. in honor of the 105th anniversary o.
her birth, from to pm
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Miss Carrie Tanner, who has been spend
ing some time with her aHnt Mrs. co
blenzer. at the LenoX returned TO her HON
in Cumberland on Sunday.
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Rev. Walter A. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitch
eii OF n street are visiting Bishop and Mrs
Cheshire, in Raleigh, n. c.
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Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, 2007 Massachu-
sets avenue. will be at home Thursdays In
February instead of on Saturday. as here
tofore published.
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Mr. T. w. Summerson was host on Tues
Gay at handsome dinner in honor of the
euchre club of which he IS a member.
among his guests were Mrs. l.. NJ. buns
tan. Mr.. John Dement, Mrs. Dement, Mr.
Z: u. Roberts, Mrs. Roberts Miss Cora
Marshall, Mr.. L. V. Dunstan
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Mrs Eichelberger will not receive or max
calls this season on account of the deaf
of her husbands father
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Mrs. Andrew ]. Fisher of Fort Dade Fla,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Z. West 143l
yelling place northwest
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Mrs Joseph Kohler and sons Of New
York, who were visiting MI. Z. Heiden-
heimer have returned home.
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The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday, with Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Clarke
was chairman of the day. After the formal
opening of the meeting. Mrs. Jessie Bow
man read her carefully prepared art paper
on Primitive Sculpture Miss Bennett led
the discussion on this paper with several
beautiful thoughts. The historical paper on
The Golden Age of English Literature"
was given by Mrs. Anna Lacey, a we'll
written paper. showing deep research.
There was a large attendance of members
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Mr. Charles Heller and daughter Ada,
from Lynchburg. Va, were in town for a
few days last week visiting Mrs. Sydney
ReiZenstein at the Dupont.
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Mrs. Joseph King gave whist on
Thursday night in honor of her guests, Mrs.
Michels of New York and Mrs. Leroy or
Pittsburg. Mrs Caroline King won the
first prize. After very enjoyable evening
al cards refreshments were served.
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Society in the National
! Capital and Elsewhere

Continued From Second Page)
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The Thursday Evening Club was very
easantly entertained last Thursday by
Mrs J. Kronheimer of 7 street northwest.
Among those present were Mrs. Julia
Iuchs. Mrs A Sgmund. Mrs. Max Fischer,
Mrs. Louis Newmeyer and Mrs. Sam Ben
singer.
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Mrs. NJ. Silver of New Hampshire avenue
had as her guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
A Lesser and daughter of Augusta, Ga.
Miss Lesser will remain here u few weeks.