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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
Saved His comrad.,s tne

While returning from the Grand
Army Encamprncnt al Washington
City. ! comrade from Elkin. Hi. was
taken with cholera morbus and VA
In \ critical condition. says Mr.. j. d.
Hcsxhlsnd. Or Eden. Houz. 4 Ease
him Chamberlain's Cole. Choaera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy ana believe saved
his life. have been ers<asnd for ten
years III immigration work and con.
dacted many parties to the s0ntk and
west. ! always carry this remedy and
have used IL success fully on many
occasions Sold b. all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
RATTLE OF The RAILS

ensireIs rebuilt. In the past most ~
the indians Who have been occupied
with railroad sork have been en-.
piosed Nv r~nafractors Who Nv various
msnipulations. especially By permit.
ting whisky 10 " Sold 10 them. man
AGED 70 get most of The money paid
them Tor wages. Under the ns~ plan
they are employed b. the raiirnad an
rect and d looked after by I govern.
ment agen,. who SEES that no liquor
II allowed them. Thus the red man
gels The benefit % his money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
vsilI Use Indian Labor

The Santa re Is preparing to use
about loo Indian laborers On tn
coast Hines this summer. the most II
them being employed IN New Mexico
and Arizona. II + said that Indioa
labor on the whole has proved very
much more satisfactory than either
Mexican or Japanese. The first camp
OF these Indians will be established on
the Grand Canyon line, which Is % be
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The people ~ho have been inclinei
70 SILVER for the PAD - an !
slkc comfort from mo f,rt ,aa. III
NV Mexican admits fhsl Il has hen
ten degrees colder the-e taan here.
Taey had = regular Winter sa..s lun ii
aser there On the = nra. 10.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
UwgEr Can


1870 %G
The street ear company has nov IL,
auguratef . schedule that alma "a
meet the demands q L. vegas -.
pie % the misess extent Tnius leave
points named every fifte~n minutes.
IN fact i ri en- ~ fcund &C any
given point on the track every fsssssn
minutes.
Plaza -. ~. .sss7k am
castanedA 81. ....s:ss Am
q. Antfony's ....s.57k am ;
These csrs continue every ne
teen minutes all day until
evening, whea the last 4
can b had at.............
Plaza ...*.. ....f0:37h nm
Csataneda -. ...If:O0 pm
e. Aathony's .1f.0fA nm
The q returning from the Sanl.
tariun reaches the CAstsncda st
l1:i6 and goes direct 10 the harm.
This schedule III % complete and
takes In 20 many hours az the day
that citizens desiring To attend parties
Or functions In tine evening may do 70
and be sun Of 4 car home. Ii Il.
hoped the people viii take advantage
OF this effort to I them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The Southern Pacific b~allasting
crew has commenced the work 81 rock
baliasting the division between ri
Paso and Tucson. The work has been
i~naugnrated az Walls, twenty miles
this side 81 Tucson. and the train IL
working hack this way. The rock fon
the ballast comes from steins. NJ. IN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
g. MUlE.RAN Do0W
Win Dlsl OubSJe
Sshea Vinegar = AepIsa
Deoauso
q. MuE.TEAla Doaax
= Pun

u your dealer has aok a9O.Muia
Team BoFax, take no substitute. Docf
buy bulk borax. Write Us, incIosiar +
ccntas giving dealers name, and We WI
mail you apackage, and inrluds 4Olparo
illustrated Booklet, ABorax In the Home
Address, PACIFIC CoAsr RoaAx. a.
Chicago. III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
Mnion Miles on Engine

Ioe Speck. = Missouri Pacific pass
.enger engineer. figures that he has
ridden more than 1000. 900 miles IN
passenger locomotives ii his thirty
years service with the Missouri Paci-
fic. In this count he does not count
the many thousands o. miles Or travel
on freight locomotives before he was
promoted to q passenger engine. Hts
rim is now between Kansas City and
Falls City. 4 distance OF l01 miles anil
II he had travelled the total distance
over this route IT would have been
equivalent to more than 5000 round
trips. II would equal near I 100 rouni
trips between Kansas City and st
louis. The distance travelled exceeds
that o. 4 round trip over every mile Of
railroad In the world.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The III Paso 4 Southwestern rail.
road which Is now closely afilialed
with the Rock Island and IL generally
looked upon In the southwest as des.
tined 10 pass Into full control of the
Rock Island-Frisco interests. Is pre-.
pairing 10 make i number of important
extensions Of main and branch lines.
reaching Into territory that the South.
esn Pacific and The FL Paso 4 South.
western Interests preliminary 10 ac
tual construction work In the enlarge.
nlent 81 the two systems has already
reached an acute stage. The Fl Paso
a Southwestern r,ir from I'll Paso
Nest 70 Benson and has branch lines
20 Deming. Tombstone and Co points
u Mexico. Il was built originally by
Phelps. Dodge q CO. OF New York,
10 order to afford q means OF trans.
ls,rting ore. fuel and supplies to their
rlinink aud smelter industries Al Bis.
bee and Douglas. The excessiya
freight rates charged hy the Southern
ti.ciiic was tn dtsscl cause on the
fusd being built. Since the Rock
stand became 4 factor In the south.
western trafic and lie report became
c,s rent n az II wonii use the I'll Paso
Y snn:hwestern as l link In q line
Which IA would hnia /. the Pacific
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Preparations i beiug made fos
the resumption % work ON, several
properties III Bfand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
SIS. FOR The BLOOD

The purifying action and curative properties d this great remedy have
made -. S. s. For The Blood" a household saving. and thousands Who re
TO-DAY ENJOYING perfect health owe their recovery from blood ~ skin diseases
20 this universally used blood medicine. Is. s. is made entirely from roots.
herbs and barks which possess MOI only cleansing and healing ingredients
but building up and strengthening properties 10 keep the blood In perfect
order. No one can be well when the blood IS impure; they lack the energy
and strength that u natural with health. the complexion becomes pale and
sanow. the vitality Is weakened and they suffer from Z general broken down
condition. When the waste Or refuse matter, which nature intends shall be
thrown ohsis LETT 10 the system because Of sluggish. torpid condinoa 81
--.--- the expcliing members. it Is absorbed into the
blood, making this vital stream weak, sour and
e0ee 80 - acnd and It's condition Is manifested BY boh.
" pimples. rashcs. biotches and other eruPions 81
III {. the skin. SIS 8. goes into the cncuia6ou
and removes every particle Of blood faint q
poison Of every character. makes the blood fresh and strong and gives energy
to the entire body. When the blood has been cieansel ~ S. s s. Ill skin
diseases and erupdons pass away and the smooth clear skin, glowing with
health, shows that the body Is being nourished by rch. pure blood. Rheu-
nafi,n; caMTh. Sores sd Ulcers, scrofuia. Contagious Blood Poison. etc
II does not injunously affect the most delicate parts OF the body and can he
taken with perfect safety BY old Or young. Book on the blood and any
medical advice desired without charge.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The engineering department ~ the
Mexican Central u making = careful
Investigation of the Monterey division
of The road. with 1 yie~ 10 cutting
ont as many curves and heavy grades
us possible on the portion of the road
that soes % Tampico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

essshswa psesee Assse yswnss Th1syss
Stealing railroad and brtixe lin
h~u has become - cpnmca pSsrtice
along tAe nsia line a tks Sostk~rn
rsctn< a. Arisoaa - NeS Asxic0
thai The coapsay has 1<<srnine1 10
resort ~ emergency measures 10 put
: aop 10 Il. ssss The Tae.cn Ciuseu.
NHh~tAer slse fact that IN ties make
endursaE fraoe posts o. th~ desire 20
take something fcx hoshing Ii ressoa.
klbis il 20 known. bot the fact n
Hasins thar the company IL ont many
dollars owing 90 ties and bridge thinner
which has disappeared \
The practice has become % common
and The thieves have become q loli
that they " 80 70 far A. 10 dis
criminate between the ties. leaving
the bad ones Tor the railroads and TAX
Ing only the very best nnes. A
The thefts have become = nnmer
Gus and nagranI thar the southern Pa
sinc has been compelled 10 send q
special agent On = scoating trip 10
visit ranches and other hsbiiasions In
search % the ssolen property with IN
.sfructions 10 compel the payment az
al least Twice the Gust % tho ties
The experiences which the agent has
had aIe many and varied and the sub
terfnses resorted 10 by people who are
caught with The stolen ties and tim.
iers on their premises are many.
4 Was harmed today thar the South.
efn Pacific contemplated employing !
special force Of Officers and deputies
siose sole duties win 81 u iook up
material. n~assicIfarIy Ties and
tlg.bers. Their Instructions VIII III
r~snlicif and Will be a The eject that
q aii eases where sts.sa ssilroad prp.
perry N found charges ~ larceny
shall be preferred and eyery ennrt
made % secure conviction regardless
q what the expense mas be.
This action on the part Of The rafi-
'oad oompany has been expected and
{ Will undoubtedly be made mighty
warm for alI those who engage IN the
'ractice q carrying away the Ties and
imbers. and II the practice Ii not dir
'ontinued there are some who viii nm.
loubtesily md that the fence posts
from the railroad company
sili come mighty higL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Engines So and issi. both freisai
engines a. the mountain climbing
isps. were sent out from Topeka On
SUNDAY. No So WAS sent 10 New
Mexico division and No. fegi 10 tae.
Oklahoma division.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
lordssurs aourdhssss cos. Up

1O5Us0NV6 6OeM I'd
The Arizona q New Mexico suffered
from q fire Monday evening III Lords
burg. The alarm was given about
60 D. N. BY blowing Ii whistles.
The roof 81 the rmndhouse was found
to Re on fire. blazing high. Nothing
could be done 10 stop the fire. aud II
brrned out. In less than fifteen min.
utcs 4 had burned 70 the ground. The
firc extended 70 the water tank, witch
wss tIso destroyed. There was 1 ms.
= eneer coach stored IN the rounIhoise
aud Il was destroyed. Al car OF mer.
chandise being shipped from cl.frn.
~ Globe, and an empty box car aese
turned The ies, il Drnbabis
with no insnrasss. lilo rtig.a
Vi the fire u 4 mystery, - tnere Was
i, iire In the building and il hae been
more than two hours since an engine
had passed. when one Of the com.
coal burners had been III the
yard. A couple Of years ago the Ari.
IONA Copper Co, which owns the Art
IONA 4 New Mexico railroad conchid
ed TO carry It's own insurance, IA i'll
property was 50 widely distributed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The Colorado canialoupe business
viii be bigger than ever On the Santa
re this summer. About n thousand
ears Or this fruit VIII be hauled over
the Santa Fe. which Is two hundred
and nifty more than last year. The
cantaloupe business will open about
the middle or August.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The southern Pacific 4 eauipplns
an lis passenger engines sirh electric
headlights and soft. ealiope whistles
NJ last - the work can Be done.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The Ration Reporter says: Ramon.
do Cordoya. section foreman Of the
Santa Fe at otero, was killed By pas
senger train 40. l the other morning,
Sandoval and his crew we're on d hand
car At the curve Just south Of the ell
ton house. where they heard the APP
preach Of q train. He told his crew
to jump for their lives, white he ne
mained to get the car or the track.
While attempting to do 20 the train
came around the Curve and struck
him. killing him instantly. Little Is
known about Cordova. except that he.
has d wife who lives ID Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

y The Santa W. railroad company II
opening mp a gravel pit near Hack.
berry and will soon have d large force
81 men az work getting out gravel Tor
hailasting along the road between
Peach Springs and WallspaI. The
gravel train from Kingman viii ballast
the road a. far east as wallapsi. The
gravel found In the canon south OF
thai town Is said to be the best ON
the line OF the road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The Needles Eye says: Super.
lntendent John Denair Is to take 4
ninety.day lay of. during which time
smother man will assume the duties.
of superintendent of this division Of
the Santa Re. Mr.. Densir has been
superintendent OF this division or the
Santa Re for nearly twenty years anI
q known and liked BY every man With
whom he has come In contact.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The ii paso News says: VIM. Flick
i'll left hurriediy Tor T~ecolnte. where
-four men In his employ were killed
Sunday morning In d powder explo-
sion. Mr.. Eickei Is a partner Of the
FIRM OF Eickel 4 Weickel, who have 4
contract with the Il. p. q 8. VI. rail
way for crushing rock. The town NJ
Tecolote. where they are located. has
recently had lis name changed n.
Eickel. after the above named man.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

performances grand society out
throe dulness atmosphere
genuine touch of
briliancy
longer rest than usual during Lent
journey week which will
Maynower for
Indies Roosevelt and
brace Cuba and Porto Rico with visi to bb II I ~ ~ @
the entire journey paa
try off it nooringS At Ib washinat NJ w. r - ~ gun I'm
she
White H,use about
the trim and il said no Official statement will h ~
an oppor
guardianship
while Preside
fnda American minister Edwin V
popular Washington and At his
other diplomatic posts and will be partcuay so Cuba He E
polished diplomat VT Morgan enter
a of Mr
Vanderbilt the party being given Miramar ne Havana Mr. and
Vanderbilt Mexico today
One brilliant event of the week was the big dinner given b the
Secretary magnificent dinner from
scnIlatng briIiapcv one
tbougbt of as apDropriate 10 sncb an event ht 1 @ w
affair serving
the schedule having
places Chicago San Francisco Honolulu Iana Manila M
different landing one too appro
pirate the which
serving shells japanese and chinese devices
usedas. dishes
night beautiful black gown with
show Of splendid Oriental embroidery
One of the spsht given signo
Italy by crowd of his intimate
friends who surprised embassy night They
themselves with genuine
melody all of experienced Signor
joined heartily however dancing kent
them reveng until o'clock in the
spirited given the benefit of the
Republic proved most at
aciye M-Caeme Weep
Fairbanks received the
Junior Republic She
of fny embroidered add TO
the dignity of her
-Iongworh fashionabes sometimes call
the Presidents daughter simplest but
pretest of her wedding trimmed
about the skirt with
about the bodice
Whieaw Reid diamond necklace
ballroom and
finally joined in the the
the Union
line his wearing handsome
costume
Mr. and Mrs comforpobably
than have the
natookns little electric
the full length of Pennsylvania
Capitol without exciting the slightest
10 call the and heir simply
erred 10 this remarkable bit
that the
Suffolk Berkshire
Baron Howard He the heir of
twelfth Earl of Berkshire The title
6O and that the merged
twentieth the mean
time a very pretty
well
critical quite
mother, Mrs Letter joins May
Lieut. Col and Mrs Colin Campbell
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Operagoers had a treat in the render
ing q songs by Miss Stella Sherman.
cousin OF Representative Sherman of
New York. who appeared in the role or
The Little DewMan last night. and
who was favorably received. Miss Sher-
man = a student OF thetSchooI of Opera
in New York, and is q beautiful blonde
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Letter house has left
y L. H. Letter there
Letters home a constantly
before the big portrait of MIR Letter
The
and birds library big
stanty filled with the o resh
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
SOCIETY'S CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


Carroll. luncheon
by
annbeau. p
OF and Rootdi
Kndleberger recital a clock Rauscher
Mrs Hobart a Neww Hard
u
and Nine Nebols
Boston Symphony New Hard.
Minister dinner
tonalT heater
mstoct
WEDNESDAY
ard dinner
l.
r. A a
gian and Barones Moncheur dinner
Foreign
Hard
Bradley. bridge
"A New
o oc clock
SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
.6SY c1Eo3zE VA A4EwOYT

I Clifford Woodruff in their charming
1 home on Beacon road Summit. y J.
Mrs. Allen viii return TO Washington fcr
Easter.
Mrs Arthur CranstOn VIII receive Tor :
the first Time this season al IJgS Rhode
Island avenue from > To q O'Clock on
Tuesday. Sarch =
The ergac.ment OF AIiss Resale P0r-
ter daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thee
dor Porter. the former commandant or
the United States Naval Home at PhiIs-
delpEia- and granddaughter OF Admiral
Porter. and Carroll Van Ness. Of Balti-
more. is announced. Miss Porter Is well
known in Washington society.
Mr. and Mrs II. a Hail. of ihc Iowa.
Thirteenth and o streets. are cntertaiN-
Continued on Fifth Page
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Personal

The French Ambassador and Nine
"usserand were among the dinner hosts
OF last night. having as guests Justice
ana Mrs. Mckenna. Senator and Mrs
Dryden. the Chilean Minister and Nine.
Naiker-Martinez the Peruvian Minis
Ger and Nine Pardo Third Assistant
secretary OF state Adee. Commander
anu Mrs. Fremont. the Counselor Of the
French Embassy and Nine des Portes
de la FoSse. the Naval Attache OF the
French Embassy ana Niscouutess de
F2ramond- Capt and Mrs RAYMOND
Rogers, Mrs Nicholas Fish. Miss Wal
ker-Aartinez. General CrOzier. Captain
Fournier. and Captain Brugere. OF
France
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Senator Clark of Montana will sail for
Europe in June 10 join Mrs Clark. who
is spending her time at the bedside of
her Old ChapeTone and friend. who is
now very III. Mrs. Clark has her little
daughte- with her, and will return to
this country with the Senator in the
fall
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

earnestly on the subject OF this Won
derfuly good cause
The San Francisco branch of the Army
aud Navy Girls Club. OF Washington
organized by Miss Winifred Pollock.
was delightfully."- entertained on March s
by the Misses Noyes. daughters OF Brig
Cen Henry T. Moves at 2elS Van NesS
avenue san Francisco The entertain
ment took ,he form of "a saInla sundi
party. preceded by the --strinSinS Of the
Irish harp The latter was done blind
folded. and the result was very anus
ing. There were six tables. at the first
OF which was played five hundred. %
while those III the second table amused
themselves with Jack strawS.' the third
making small words from the letters OF
which large ones were composed. Those
AT the fourth PLAYED stocks the flfth
dominoes. while IT the sixth four young
ladies spent very exciting interval
lifting beans from a bowl with chop
sticks. The prizes Were won by Miss
Buck and Miss Jewell. The first being a
very dainty red and gold cup and
saucer: the second. a vase. The games
were succeeded by delicate refreshments.
and each member carried away. as a
souvenir. = small green hat filled with
bOnbOns-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

the month of March with friends in
Augusta. Ga.
Secretary Taft CYaIe '.S1. president
Of the Washington Association Of Psi
Epsilon. viii preside al the annual din
ner OF the association tomorrow even
ins
Mrs. John Biddle Porter wife OF
Colonel Porter. has gone TO Philadel-
phia for visit to friends.
Mrs James Petty. who has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Peas. has left the city TO join her hus-
band. Lieutenant Petty. who is sta
toned in Colorado.
Under the patronage Of a number OF
prominent women. David Hindleberger.
the boy musician. will give a musicale
at Rauscher's tomorrow afternoon.
This young musician is In his sixteenth
year and Is creating quite 4 sensation
by his pronounced musical ability
Young Kindleberge~ is a grandson Of
Medical Director Kindleherger. 1. s y
retired. For the past thee years he has
been student at the Peabody Insti-
suite Baltimore. under the direction OF
Prof Alfred c Goodwin. one Of the
faculty, who himself studied under the
renowned Leschetizky in Vienna
Al his concert he will be assisted by
Miss FranceSka Haspar. Previous to
her debut. one year ago. Miss Kaspar
had studied In Paris with Jaques Bouhy
and also in Berlin.
The patronesSeS will be Mrs Ashton
Mrs Audenreid. Mrs. \. p. Barney. Mrs
BH,es. Mrs. George LOthTOp Bradley.
Mrs. Bulmer, Mrs. Glover. Mrs Dewey,
Mrs Charles g Glover, Mrs. Hammond
Mrs hartman. Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth. Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Ralph
c. Johnson. Mrs. James NJ Johnson.
Mrs Fred b Mcclure, Mrs. John z
Mclean. Mrs Maus. Mrs Charles H
PoO-. Mrs Sargent. Mrs J. p. Story,
Mrs Richard H. Townsend, and Nine
Van SwinGeren.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Robert Edeson appears
in "Strongheart" at the
National Theater this week.
The press has been unani-
mousin accIaiming Strong
heart" the greatest Ameri&
can play ever written, ard
as interpreted by Mr.. EGe-
son it becomes a MASTER
piece.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Mrs Fairbanks was among those en-
tertaining for the opera yesterday aft
ernOon. having among her guests Mrs
Hale. Mrs Foraker. and Mrs. Timmons
Others in boxes were MisE Isabel May
Mr.. and Mrs Hibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Pin
chot and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth. Mrs. Frank Ellis. Baroness
Moncheur, Miss Clayton, and Mrs. Taft
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemphill were
among the hosts entertaining dinner
parties last night.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Mrs. s. Perry Lee has as her guest
at the Mendoza. Mrs. o. o. Howard
Mrs. 2. NJ Butt. mother of Capt A w
Butt, has left Washington to spend
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

girl OF great culture. magnetic person
aliiy. and bound 10 win her way in
grand opera
Mrs Eugene r Shippen, Of Boston
Is visiting her parents. Col and NIrs
Henry r Blount ~ The oaks. Mr.
Shippen VIII join her after Easter.
Col and Mrs Robert 2 Fleming bay.
leased their beautiful country r,l,,er for
the summer ard will 90 abroad in Juua
M and Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh will
/ leave Washington for Colorado in about
months time, having leased the splen-
did country place WolfhurSt. belong
irg TO ex-senator WOIcoJt. fo- the sum
mer- IL is locsted seven miles f-or,
L'enver- and is surrounded by a won
derfully fine park Miss Walsh I,s-s
been relieved OF the plaster east which
I, surrounded hey broken thigh. and VIII.
not be the least lame from the t-rrsbl..
accident suffered at the time of the
brothers death last summer. She Is
recovering so rapidly that she viii be
able 10 be taken out for an airing
within a short time
Mrs John DalzeT opened her charm
ing residence on New Hampshire ave
nue. Yesterday afternoon. by giving 4
tea for the benefit 9r the Mccall Mis-
sion, 81. Quentin. France The house
was prettily decorated with largs cll.s-
ters OF deep pink carnation. white and
pink sweet peas and other cut flowers
Mrs. DalZel received the guests wear
ing becoming pale blue brocaded satin
gown. trimmed %ith quantities of old
Lace Among the ladies assisting Afrs.
DalzeH were Mrs. Butler. wife of Dr
Butler; Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs David 4
Mcknight. the Misses Cnilds. Miss
Suter Miss Campbell. Mrs Duff. and
Mrs Hartzell, Of FittsburS. and Mrs
Walker. Mrs Charles Richardson served
the ice in the dining room, Mrs Samp-
son presided at the tea table. and Mrs.
Charles Foster served the lemonade
Rev Dr. Berry,. general secretary of the
American Office of the Mccall Mission
in Philadelphia, spoke very well and
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Mr. and Mrs Z. r. Thomas. OF New
York. are ,he guests of Mrs Thomas at
StoneleiSh Court