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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Delightful chiIdren's Party

Mrs. Marion Cornwall of 2193 West
Twenty-fifth street gave delightful
little party Friday afternoon in honor
of the twelfth birthday anniversary
of her daughter. Miss Norma Corn
wall, Mrs. Shrada, Mrs. Salinas and
Miss Anna Ketensky assisted in en-
tertaining. The house was tastefully
decorated with yellow and white
chrysanthemums and smilax and in
the center of the luncheon table stood
a birthday cake with twelve candles
on, while at each end of the table a
candelabrum held six candles.
During the afternoon games were
played by the guests, who included
Virginia Hutton of Santa Monica Els.
ther Church, Margaret Salinas, Murie
Gilbert, Theo Knight, Irma Knight
Katherine Knight, Bryant ,Esick, Mar.
garet Esick and Virginia Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Plan Musicale

In honor of the feast of ST. Cecilia,
patroness of music, a musical enter
tainment will be given next Thursday
evening in St. Joseph's parochial hall
under the supervision of Rev. Raphael
Fuhr. o. F. NJ, the pastor. Several
new compositions will be heard for
the first time on the coast, including
several by Father Raphael, who is
well known as a musician. Following
is the program, which will prove a
treat to music lovers: Festival
March," op. 115, P. PieD pianos;
"Guten Abend," (Father RaphaeD
chorus; violin solo, "Cavatina," (Ross)
Emme Lessing solo and chorus, we
neta;" harp solo, Am Muesstramde,"
(Oberhauer) Miss Joanna Kinsinger;
(a) Correcting to Spring, (b) Frueh-
(Schweitzwer) chorus;
Festive March, op. 100, (PieD Choir
us; ''Lebewohl," (Father RaphaeD
chorus; piano duet. "Polonaise in A.
(Chopin) Misses Dora Caspary and
Annie Lessing; harp solo, La Ga
zelle,' (Toulmin) Miss Kinsinger;
Good Night" chorus.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Celebrate Birthday Anniversary

In honor of the birthday anniversary
of their son Fred Smith jr Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith of -444 Woodlawn
avenue entertained a merry party of
young people Friday evening. An ar
tistic arrangement of ferns and roses
decorated the dining room and living
room of the home and games and
music furnished interesting diversion
for the evening. The guests included
Misses Abbie Anderson, Helen Esch-
rich, Louise Eschrich. Carey Goodwin,
Dollie Dutton, Floy Wells, Fern Banks,
Eloise DAILY, II. Cook, Nora Clark,
Lillian Smith, Messrs. Caral Eschrich,
Charles Hall, Ed Anderson, Gabriel
Grelch, Ralph James, Kenneth Cal
houn, William Jennings, John Fisher,
Ed Houbrejer, Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Reckard and Mrs Bother.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Miss Brown Honored

Miss Adelaide Brown was the COM
plimented guest at q dainty luncheon
given Friday by Miss Grace Mellus
of 2S4 West Adams street The house
was decorated with a color scheme of
green and white and all the appoint
ments were carried out in manner
suggestive Of Miss Browns approach-
ing wedding
From the chandelyier over the din
ing table a tiny cupid was suspended
IRON bower of flowers and ferns
and ribbons and tulle were stretched
from the corners Of the table, making
canopy. A large bride cake orna-
mented with wedding bells stood in
the center of the table and favors OF
bonbon boxes fashioned in the shape
of parasols with tiny handles were
given. The place cards, which were
in the form of cupids. bore the names
of Mrs. E. Avery Mccarthy Mrs.
Thomas r. McNab, Misses Jane Will
shire, Enrol Brown of Washington,
Louise Burke. Ann Patton Inez Clark
Josephine Hannigan of San Francisco.
Pearl Seeley, Anna McNab, Katharine
Mellus, Nina Jones and Susan Car
penter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

BY THE cHATTERER

given by Mr.. Heathcote and Miss Cath
crime Creed.
Following Is the cast of characters:
Phil Swift. p. ]. McGarry. the leading
mani Captain Forbes, George Morarity;
Lord Forbes. d. F. Mclaughlin: Red
dy. James Hayes; Tom Reardon, Gus
Guercio: Jim Nolan, Thomas Herlihy.
Fred O'Brien, William Bowles: Daniel
Moore, DR.. r. x. O'Connor; Col. Dixon.
Anthony Joyce; Mollie Moore. Miss Ma
rie Whalen the leading woman: Mrs
Moore, Miss Catherine Creed; Helen
Dixon. Miss Mamie Morlssy; Lady
Forbes Mrs. Marie Forester. Misses
Mabel Murray, Kittie Small, Marie Car
ter r.. Harkins, May Morrissey. Marie
Whalen, Katy Morrissey and Mrs. Ma
rie Forester win dance the minuet.
The good work carried on by the sis
ters of the Home of the Good Shepherd
Is well known and their calls for HELM
have been few.
Gives Large Reception
A delightful reception was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis
Clarke Carlisle Of 1902 Alvarado street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Honors House Guest

Miss Ada Seeley of 1515 South Fig
ueroa street gave a reception Friday
afternoon in honor of her house guest
Miss Lavonia Clark of Clarinda, Iowa
The living room was made delight
fully cool and fresh with smilax and
ferns, and in the dining room, where
the decorations We're largely in the
form of chrysanthemums, yellow
chrysanthemums and ribbons made a
charming decoration. The living room
was decorated with red chrysanthe-
NUNS. The hostess mother, Mrs
Leah H. Seeley, and Misses Florence
Brown, Virginia Nourse, Florence
Wachter and Elise Kelly assisted IN
receiving and entertaining.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Give Banquet

A banquet was given Wednesday
evening by the B. o. F. of Southgate
chapter o. e. S. at Southgate hail. cor
ner Thirty-third and Main streets, and
Mines. Ella I. Mitchell, Arvine S. Dunn,
Robert ]. Smith and Harry r. Coate,
assisted by Mrs. Frank l.. Stoddard,
acted as hostesses. Prof A. B. c. Dan
do, violinist: Miss Isabel Curl. soprano,
and Miss Jessie Blake, accompanist,
gave delightful program, and Mrs.
Frank l.. Stoddard acter as toastmis-
tress, and Mines. Mitchell, Dunn, Nc
Knight and j. c. Cribb and DR.. Irvine
gave the responses. Later in the even
ing dancing was enjoyed by the guests,
who included: Mr.. and Mrs. ArVine s.
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Cribb. Mr.. and Mrs.
L, c. Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Strayer, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer w. Riggle
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BinZ, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. c. Dando, Mr.. and
Mrs H, H. Balderson, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Wills. Dr. and Mrs. F.. II. Martin
Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Woodward. Mr.
and Mrs William Mackay Mr.. and Mrs.
A, G, Lichtenberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. T. Parke. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ruben
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs, G. A Brock. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Y.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Trabue Van Cul.
en- Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wolf. Mr.. AND
Mrs A. J. Shearer Mr.. and Mrs A. TT
Squire, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Boynton
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Kohl Mr.. and Mrs
j A. Mathis. Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. vii.
cox Mr.. and Mrs o. p Koerting. Mr.
and Mrs. r. II Messmore. Mr. and Mrs
N M. Hill Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Wis
MT and Mrs w. j. Rankin. Mr.. anc
Mrs. f, w Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. q p
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berle
ldmes. Harry r. Coate. Azema Melehor
S. r. Willoughbly.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
I 7 HEN Bizet produced Carmen"
" he was on the point of COM

fsN he was S4ss sa RnSe1Ssh fSs Den Of eo%
mitting suicide because public
opinion seemed to pronounce it a fail
ure. A few Nearings, however, de-
nominated the wrongfulness of that
verdict, and today, in the entire rep
ertoire of French opera, Carmen is
easily the most popular. To Judge by
the sales of seats at Mr.. Berry's box
| office, this popularity extends to Amer
lea, for Carmen" which is to be given
| tomorrow night, has excited the great
est interest from all classes of theater-
goers. The artist appearing in the title
part will be Matilde Campofiore, who
has created furore in Mexico by her
assumption of the fascinating role
Mile. Campofiore is especially suited to.
1t by voice, temperament and physical
appearance, and certainly should
please the most discriminating audi
ences. To judge by her past perform
ances here, her acting in the part will
be of extraordinary quality. She will
be supported by fine cast and a pro-
duction of historical correctness is
guaranteed.
This will be popular week at the
Auditorium, for on Tuesday night the
not-less-loved I'll Trovatore" will find
its first representation here in many
SSdSOIS. MT. Berry mas saved tnree
superb artists for this great Verdi
opera. Leonora will be assumed by
Ester Adaberto, who has been ac-
claimed a superlative dramatic So
prano. Manrico will be played by
Felipe d'Ottavi who, it must be ad-
mitted, is admirably equipped in voice,
physique and experience for the role.
The delightful baritone part of Count
di Luna, with it's exquisite I'll Balen"
and other famous airs, will fall to
sturdy little Aneglo Antola, who, with
his massive voice and fine acting
ability, has denominated himself phe-
nomenal artist.
Faust" is to be presented on We'd
nesday evening. Almost needless to
say, the great title role will be taken
by the lyric tenor Attilio Salvaneschi,
whose splendid performances of Ed
gardo and Rudolfo have given music
lovers something to think about. Or
Into Lambardi's greatest part is Me-
phisto, and he will find abundant OPP
portunity here. The soprano will prob
ably be the pretty Venetian debutante,
Blanca Bunez, who has a light lyric
voice, coupled with much histrionic
talent and pleasing stage presence.
The management will make every
effort to surround these productions
with scenic and costuming equipment
of the first class.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Andante con motto.
Allegro (Scherzo.)
Finale, allegro.
Scene and Aria from "Hamlet-Thomas
PART II.
Elegie (strings alone). .Tschaikows
Second Suite from music to Peer
Gynt," op. ....................Gr Grieg
/. Ingrid's Complaint.
2. Ara bian Dance.
g. Peer Gynts Home Coming with
storm scene)
L. Solvejgs Song
Overture to THE Marriage of Figaro"
'.;:..':,;:.. ;'.'.:.:......... Mozart
Soloist, Miss Blanche Ruby, Soprano.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Charming Informal Luncheon

Mrs. William M. Lewis of 3O16 South
Figueroa street gave delightful little
informal luncheon Friday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee. Chry-
santhemums decorated the table and
the place cards bore the names of Mes
danes w. T. Johnston, William l..
Graves, John II. Norton, Henry AL
bers, Rufus Fl. Heron, Charles An
thony, Frank w. Burnett, w. d. Wool
wine and E. w. Britt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Gives Good Recital

Stanley Mcpherson, a pupil of Herr
Oscar Werner gave a violin recital
Friday evening at the Hall of Letters,
Occidental college. He was assisted
by Miss Pearl Clopton, soprano; Miss
Annie Latimer, contralto, and Miss
Bertha Palmer, pianiste, pupils of the
Occidental school of music, and by
Mrs. Oscar Warner, accompanist.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Rorden.RobIns NuptiaIs

A quiet wedding was solemnized
Thursday evening at 1908 Union ave,
nue. when Miss Nellie M. Robins and
George III. Borden were united In mar
riage Rev. A. s. Phelps, pastor OF the
Central Baptist church, officiating.
The bride was gowned in white and
carried white roses. After the cer-
emony a supper was served.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
To Present aThe shannon sOysD

The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. IL.
Is planning a monster benefit for the
convent Of the Good Shepherd. 10 be
given at the Gamut club. 1O44 South
Hope street the evenings of November
20 and a. An Irish play ''The Shannon
Boys" will be presented by the young
people. for which elaborate arrange
ments are being made Rehearsais are
being held under the direction Of w. w #.
Heatheote and the event promises to be
a success artisticaly and socially
The plav VIII be preceded by curtain
raiser. "The Happy Pair" which viii be
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Golden Wedding Anniversary

A golden wedding anniversary was
celebrated last evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bailey of 131 South Beau
dry avenue gave a reception to one
hundred of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. w. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard b.
Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cole
assisted the host and hostess in receiv-
ing, and Rev. B. Fay Mills repeated
the marriage ceremony which was SOL
emnized fifty years ago in England. A
color scheme of gold and green pre-
vailed in the decorations.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Sorority EntertaIns

The members OF the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority gave a tea yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Beatrice
Fox, 1850 lockwood street, in honor OF
Mrs. E, A. Garrettson, grand president
of the sorority All the college fra-
ternity girls OF the city were guests
ana q representative from each fra
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Luncheon and Card Party

A charmingly appointed luncheon and
card party were given Thursday after
noon in the Womans club house by
Mrs. Max Newmark of Hotel Pepper
and Mrs Henry 70. Woolner of 651
South Westlake avenue in honor OF
Mrs. Jacob Woolner. A different color
scheme prevailed in each room and tiny
Japanese lanterns added to the pretty
effect. Mrs. San Behrendt and Miss
Frances Newmark assisted in receiv-
ing
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Gives Theater Party

A theater party at the Burbank, fol-
lowed by a luncheon at Christophers,
was given yesterday afternoon by Miss
Bertha Langley of 1887 West Seventh
street. In the party We're Mrs. Wes-
ley Sprague. Miss Louise Hartzell, Miss
Olive Bethel Peacock, Miss Veronica
Steichen and Miss Georgia Langley.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Peoples Theater

A new deal is on at the Peoples
Theater The Conlon-Hallett Musical
Comedy Co. of Chicago have opened a
four weeks engagement In series of
eastern comedies. The company is
entirely new to Los Angeles and the
program is to be changed and matinees
will be given Tuesday, Thursday Sat-
urday and Sunday. The opening bill
on Sunday evening is "Finnigan's
Jamboree."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
supper at California Club

day evening at the California club by
Mrs. M. l.. Lee OF the Lankershim
hotel. Plates were laid for Col. ]. b.
Lankershim, Col and Mrs. L. j. G.
Spraunce. Mrs. Jefferson d. Gibbs, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Allies, Mrs. ]. j. Norris Fred
Rowan, A. G. Davendorf and l.. j.
Farrell
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Friday. Among the guests were Mrs,
Arion Putnam, Mrs. Frederick Leon
ard Mrs. Henry Eberhart, Misses
Magee, Mabel Magee. Forbush, Badge
ley and Leggett.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Lunoheon and Shower

Miss Virginia Ruter, whose engage
ment to Clarence Neville Eberhart
was announced some time ago, was the
guest of honor at luncheon and
shower given by Mrs. Albert Charles
Doan OF 22S North ST. Louis street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Minnesota oophers to Meet

The members Of the Minnesota Go
pher club viii hbld their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening In
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

with yellow chrysanthemums and
wheat. In the receiving room a charm
ing decorative scheme was carried out
with hanging baskets of pink roses
and ferns.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Los Angeles symphony orchestra

The first concert OF the tenth sea-
son Of the Los Angeles Symphony or
chestra will take place at the Mason
opera house next Friday afternoon,
November 70. The program numbers
are as follows:
Fifth symphony in C. minor. op. 81
Allegro con brio.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

ternity was on the reception COM
mittee.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

ber Music Quartette.
On Wednesday evening, November
2S, William Piutti will give his first
public concert at Gamut Club Hall.
AS pianist Mr.. Piutti was favorably
known In San Francisco and has
lately removed to Los Angeles to make
this his permanent home.
Frank Wilczek, the violinist who
came from the east to rest a while
and found a wife, has concluded ia
spend the winter in Southern Califor-
MIA. Mr. Wilczek will be heard in a
recital in Simpson Auditorium on
Thursday evening, December 9Th.
A triumphal tour is what the press
describes the touring of ossip Gabril-
owitsch through the east. Four years
ago the people of Los Angeles gave
him a respectful appreciative hear
ing. Gabrilowitsch comes as the sec.
ond event of the Philharmonic Course
in substitution of Parkina.
Owing to many musical dates earlN
in the season and the fact that the
] lovers of chamber music are dilatorN
in responding to the call OF good music
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott anC
|
to make their opening concert of In,
season at Gamut Club hall on January
3 instead of November %.
Domenico Russo, formerly a mem
Der of the Lambardi company, now l
resident Of Los Angeles, will sing tn,
role of Jose In Carmen" at the Audi
torium Thursday night. A flood O
requests have reached Manager Lam
bardi requesting this and he agreed
yesterday that he would get MIR. Russ,
for the performance stated.
Miss Blanche Ruby who Is to be tn,
soloist at the first Symphony Concert
which takes place at the Mason Opers
house next Friday afternoon, is al
American singer who has been reap
ing honors In Europe for several sea,
sons past and was until recently frs
soprano In the Royal French Opera a
The Hague and sang at the Mozar
Festival In Salszburg, an honor GOV
eted by all the singers of German,
and Austria.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Band concerts at ReIasco

The Belasco theater management
has arranged with the Royal Italian
band, under the leadership of Marco
Vessella, for a series of concerts TO
be given at the Belasco every Wednes-
day and Friday afternoon during the
winter season. The initial concert viii
be given next Friday at 3 o'clock
when a program of special attractive
ness and merit win be played. Ad-
mission to these concerts win be 20
cents to all parts of the house and
1t Is expected that this low charge
win result In attracting large audi
ences that will care for such band
music as that provided by Vessella
and the men under his direction.
The program for next Fridays con-
cert will be as follows;
March "Tannhauser" ............ Wagner
Overture, William Tell ........., ,Rossinl
lntermezzo, Teasing Heart .... .Nessella
selection, Il Pagliaccr ..... Leoneavallo
(Solos by Signors De Dominica, Gin
cioni and Barillotti)
Quartet from ''Rigoletto" ........... Verdi
lSolos by Signors De Dominica, CapOne,
Cineione and Barlllotti)
GaYotte from ''MignOn" Thomas
lntermezzo, Cherry" new Albert
Selection from Carmen" ".......... Bizet
iSolos by Signors De Dominica, Par
misiani Barillotti and Cincione)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
LOT
I2hc HandkerchiefS 815c Each
or 0Oc q Dozen

Handkerchiefs made of extra quail
ity of lawns, cambric and fancy
size, ready for use; handkerchiefs
that sell regularly for 1212c each;
sale price 8 1-3c each or 90c dozen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

Anton Hekking is to make tour of
the Pacific coast during the month of
December and will be the third event
of the Philharmonic course at Simp-
son auditorium Tuesday evening, De-
cember IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
Notes

Miss Otie Chew expects to give q
farewell concert at Simpson audito-
rum Tuesday evening. December IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18

One of the Forthcoming evenings of
music that should prove of interest
to the lovers of Chamber music will
be program to be presented at
Gamut Club Hall by Wenzel Kopta
and his associates as the Kopta Cham
ber Music Quartette.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
IN
Our Annual Handkerchief Clearance


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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
LOT
roc Handkerchiefs 6Ac Each
-. REr N nnzan

Fine swiss lawn embroidered
handkerchiefs; full size; plain
lace, embroidery and hemstitched
borders; these are splendid SER
viceable handkerchiefs that ordi-
narily cost 10c each; sale price
6Ac each or Csc a dozen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-06
Of F1eerjn NaNal Review at Oyster Bay s

formed for the ships, officers and men.
Not only were sailing orders put one side,
but repair work on such ships as the Ken
lucky and Kearsarge We're hurried to COM
pletion. On the Louisiana the installation
of machinery and guns had to be rushed
day and night. The summer cruise Of the
midshipmen had to be abridged and the
naval militia Of the states to which ships
of the navy had been loaned hurried home.
In fact, naval officers say that the or
der had all the effect of a declaration OF
war, without Of the latter's hysteria. Ev-
cry bureau in the department and every
officer in the navy has borne his part in
the preparation, and, according to their
belief, the occasion means far more than
the continuous thunder of guns in salute
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-06

Oyster Bay-President Roosevelt on La
Dor day reviewed the most powerful Amer
lean fleet ever assembled. It consisted
of forty-fivc men Of war, ready, for
wan and drawn up in battle array. The
spectacle, moreover, was an object les
son in the capability of the American fleet
to rendezvous and equip on short notice.
Also, it is believed the cost, estimated at
$1,0oo,N o, for the parade, was well spent in
making the test.
The presidents order came to the de-
partment unexpectedly, and to make ready
for the review it was necessary to disrupt
practically every plan that had been
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-06
SELL STANFORD JEWELS
ST, 100000 Collection Will Be Sold by
University for Library.

San TrGanscisco. Sept. 5.-The world
famous collection Of precious stones
and jewelry, the property of the late
Mrs. Jane Stanford, valued at nearly
81, 600, 900, will be sold by trustees of
Leland Stanford university as soon as
possible. This action was decided upon
at q meeting of trustees held yester-
day. Part OF the collection will be
disposed of at private sale, many offers
from leading eastern jewelers. being al
ready on file. Those unsold will be put
up at auction in New York and Lon
lon.
Members of the board of trustees OF
the university say that their action Is
merely carrying out the expressed
wishes of Mrs. Stanford that the jew
els be sold n a library fund be es-
tablished with the proceeds, the income
from which shall be Used for the pur-
chase of books.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-06
MRS. CLEVELAND CLIMBS
Wife Of Ex-Pres,dcnt Ascends Mt.
WASHINGTON for Exercise.

Breton Woods, N. H., Sept. 3.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, former mistress of
the White House, has become an expert
mountain climber. She has just re-
turned from a climb to the summit of
Mount Washington, ruddy checked and
vigorous. The mountain is G.2SS feet
above the sea.
Mrs. Cleveland and her party, who
arrived on the summit of Mount wash
ingtOn on Tuesday afternoon, spent the
night and neXt day there, and ak
down again Yesterday by way of Tuck
erman's RaEine to Glen; thence west to
Glen Station by carriage, ana returned
to her summer home in Sandwich,
having had Il delightful trip.
1t was the anniversary OF her trip
Of - year., which a made Dy rail.