The Washington times., 1906-05-03


ing feature vii! be. first. that Il will |
cost you uothing-the only thing on the 1
grounds perfectly free except the land |
scare-and because there will be no |
flowers or pretty things to be seen. /
Instead, there viii be an exhibit OF the |
instruments Of torture applied 70 the |
horses and taken from inercilsss drivers |
In the District as well as the uncom- !
Portable contrivances which beset dogs, |
etc
Last Thursday morning the Woman's
Society Of Vermont Avenue Christian
Church held its monthly meeting. Mrs. |
Clara +. ScheT the president. presiding
The First Psalm was repeated in con-
cert. and prayer was offered. The topic
for the meeting was. Study OF Mis-
sionary Literature" Mrs Emma Lat
timore read a paper on the subject OF
Missionary Societies" My Favorite
Book was discussed by Mrs. Hahn,
Mrs. Spencer, and Mrs. Schiell. Mrs.
Johns led the memory verse. Mrs. Nc
Daniel led the round table.
The session Of the work department
was presided over BY Mrs Frances
Parker. first vice president. Minutes OF
regular and called meetings we're read
by Mrs kinsel. acting secretary.
The raising of $500 toward the re-
pairing OF the church was enthusiastic
cally entered into. Mrs. Clara ScheH re-
ported personal pledges she rad received
TO the amount OF 500.
"A May morning Breakfast has been
arranged FOR. to be served Ia the Sunday
school room, Saturday, May 5. from Gas
TO a. m, at which time IL IS hoped
10 have DR.. and Mrs Power here. after
an absence in Europe OF about three
months
Luncheon was served by Mrs. Nor
wood and her committee.
The French ambassador returned to
Washington yesterday afternoon from
New York. where he went :, 1er-icipaje
In the entertainment of IEe French off,
GERS, who came to this country TO attend
the John Paul Jones memorial exercises.
Miss Clayton. sister Of the Baroness
Moncheur. who has been her guest at
the Belgian legation all winter. will
Moincs. Iowa, the home Jf her parents.
Baron SchIippenbach. Russian consul
at Chicago, who has been the guest Of
Baron and Baroness Rosen, at the Rus
sian embassy for several weeks. will re-
main in Washington and accompany
them TO Magnolia, Mass, in June.
The first secretary Of the Belgian le-
cation and Nine. Delcoign, will sail for
Europe In May
NJ. Ie Teller. secretary of the Belgian
! legation, has been made Belgian consul
at Philadelphia, for which place he viii
leave next week.
Miss de Peyster and Howard Martin.
whose wedding Will take place in New
York on June Il, Will arrive in the city
on the 18th of the month
Mr.. Martin win visit his brother-in-
| law General Rochester. while Miss lie
! Peyster will make several visits among
| her friends here.
The League of American Penwomen
have issued invitations for Friday
| evening. when Mrs Carrie Jacobs
/ her original songs and stories at the
| league headquarters, 1853 Massachusetts
avenue.
| The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Horace Taylor, have just
| returned from Atlantic City and have
mer and Mrs. Henry w. Cook, of Jack
! sonville, Fla.
Mrs. Foe Rice. of Chicago, H.. is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Sarah Nord-
linger. 1892 n street northwest At home
on Sunday afternoon, May s.
! There will be a meeting of the Poca-
| hontas Memorial Association at the Eb-
/ bitt House this afternoon at 4:30. The
members and those who wish to become
/ members. are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. schiffman are. spending
some time in Atlantic City and are reg
! istered at the Pierrepont Hotel
Edward Richards. of Mobile. Ala, has
! been spending a few days here with his
/ relatives.
| Mrs. Paul Coblenger, OF Boston
/ Mass. who has been the guest Of her
l1parents Mr. and Mrs. Z. Strasburger,
| has returned TO her home
Miss Helene d. Engel has gone to Bal
! timore where she will spend few days
with Miss Adelaide Guggenheimer.
| Mrs. Harry NJ. Kaufman and son,
| Marx. left today for Baltimore, where
| they will be the guests of the former s
parents for couple Of weeks.
The following Washington people are
| visiting in New York today:
V. P Asplet NJ. o. Brown, F. 3.
| Clark. II. J. Elliott, Mrs. II. J. Elliott,
NJ P Hickman. r. A. Halliday, T. H.
Moshier, W. Scherer. I. H Smith. J. w.
| Watson F. p. Clark, G. r. Dean. r.
| Follansbee. ]. T. Granger, w. E. Hail.
p F. Larued. II. Morrison. Mrs. c. A.
Mum. p. II. Barry. NJ. o. Brown, F. a.
CIemon. 3. Conrad, A. G. Downing, w.
j. Gilbert. Dr. NJ. S. Iseman, r. W.