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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

The Vice President and Hrs Fair
banks have issued invitations for a re-
Ception on February g. in honor OF mem
bers Of the United States Senate and
their wives
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs. Howell. wife OF Representative
Joseph Howell. assisted by Mrs Cannon.
afternoon al her residence, 1928 Calvert
street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs. Candee will have party with her
tnis evening at one of the theaters. later
taking her guests to supper at the New
Willard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Ambassador Reid is booked to sail for
England on Wednesday. Ms. RED. and
Miss Jean Reid will joir the ambassa-
dor later
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15
Photo by Harris Ewing.

| where ne is spending a few days at
I the Gotham.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs. --ongstreet, widow of Gen. James
L0ngstraet. is paying her FIRST visit Il
Washington since the death of her ia
nous husband TWO years ago Mrs.
Longstreet is the guest Of the generaIf
daughter, Mrs. ]. +. Whelchel of 2S5S
Eighteenth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Archbishop keane. Of Dubuque, Iowa
is in Washington for short visit The
archbishop is the guest Of the Rev. Dr.
Stafford at the rectory OF St Patrick's
Church
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs Underwood. wife Of Representa-
tive Underwood, will be at home, in
Stoneleigh Court. on January 3 from
1 10 O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Miss Mabel Merriam will go TO New
| York shortly for a visit &c her friends
| in that CITY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs. Switzerland and the Misses
Switzerland contemplate a trip 10 Egypt
in the spring Their plans. however,
will not be definitely made until Com
mander SoutheTlands duties fer the
summer are assured
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Robert s. Mccormick, American am
bassador 10 France, Is in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mrs. Bonaparte. wife of the Secretary
of tbe NAVY. whose indisposition has oc-
casfoned her friends much uneasiness,
and kept up constant stream OF in
o,iirv AT the Portland, where she is
making her Washington home, is SAID
10 b. much better, and is able 10 leave
her bed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

| Mrs. William Green. Of Middleton.
! Del. and Miss Juliet Agnes Cummlns,
Of Smyrna. Del, are at the Ebbitt for
| the winter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Secretary Wilson has issued invita-
ttons for his annual dinner TO the Pres
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt for February
20. the Presidential suit at the New
Willard TO be used for the entertain
ment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen.
of Morristown. y. J., are house guests
for a month of Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Bradley. who entertained informally at
dinner for them last night. Mrs Brad
ley was at home Yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

ment h may be made T might have known that an EdGn and All girl from her perfect behavior"
 t ] nave spoken before this of the bad manners oI women In public and although don't wish to dwell 100 much upon it, the subject upon constantly py what see and hear It is only that girls go very often crowd older other pubic conveyances in their for
 emseves and that they push into shops leaving the doors slammng in the faces those who follow them Wtnout for moment casting backward glance to
 there Is any one who likely to be struck by the door, II IS also the old trouble of their forcing their out or their turn at ticket offices and the like their selhshness whisperng and talking in places of public loud voices the street and in social gatherings and my nrst grleVance-their chewing gum and munching little thought would tell them that performances must be unpleasant to others.
 Don't think am finding fault sweepngy with all girls There plenty of another sorbless them-and
 like to think that most of our Each and All girls that stamp. But we all of know too the fensvo variety. and the thing wish girls Is to what do to reduce the nuiSances l have spoken Not by preaching and faut-fnding setting oneself pedestal by example by gen tie word and, in by federated action. girls guilty of the faults have mentioned commit them through thoughtessnes It has never occurred to them that what they are doing is unpleasant to others They think of else minding them If such girls would
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Objects and Aims of Each
 and All Society

D ERHAPS some of you, seeing this page
 for the first time, sUonder just sohat
 the Each and AH Society really is; suhat there is about its aims and objects to create so aVidespread VII interest among '"yonng girls of al ages."
 The society oas founded m February, 1905, scith Christine Terhune Herrick for its president, and 1Vith an almost instant mem- 6ership of girls in almost every State in the Union and in Canada.
 Its object is to help girls help Memselves by developing their talents into something the scorld 1cants; to solve difficult problems-the sort girl acants calm, nbiased out-of-the family opinion upon-and to promote the ex- change of general help.
 Any girl can belong. There is TO red tape ab0nt it. The sending of your name for membership giVes you the range of every op- portunity the society boasts. And Mrs. Her rick stands ready to rcelcome, to advise and to help.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
IT ERE is a letter received the ether day: I My Dear Mrs: Herriok:

Y ERE is letter received the ether day: " My Dear Mrs. Herrick:
 wonder if you would mind saying some
 thing about the nasty habit of gum-chewing2 No matter where go, it seems that these 'hends' is there ready life mis- erable for simply detest it. and sure many others sympathize with me-so won't you say word for us? L. c.
 With all heart! Not only word, but whole volume. if it would do any good.
 Perhaps there be of the readers of the who think that tilt against chewing does come within the of Each and All beg to differ with them. To mind, all that makes for self improvement and for mutual consideration is of the Each and All and Go both of these habit like Is absolutely opposed
 The fact that don't indulge in this of myself in the minds of some, render unable judge of its joys and fascnatons sometimes say am probably the only of my age in the country who has never chewed gum, and-heaven helping me never will But there old saying that the locker sees most of the game-and am for any who sees more of this game than do! haunted by the gum-chewer there is but one in the county he she trolley in the subway, the elevated in stage in the shop, the theatre the ever be found, there the gathered together. As yet noticed gum church. but am looking for it all the time!
 do not wish to be censorious and condemn whole-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

stamped and selfaddressed envelope.
 sis: ssG aafss wn s plainly on eash This the letter have had from Alabama and look for many calls for the address.
 
 {rs s a % and in only three s Es, %5$1 kind st to ssss %S s in one Y2SeP snssSsn Hs5 for k 0" to Esi and SS$SHs JRsssssr "1ST 'SS D.nS nave @ '1sE @ fRso the s e ~ Ty HHs
 6 5 aS many of my own pictures m Rsss aug p school p E G' the reths reF tn eGecon ana eens N
 another postal-card hend and do little photography TIE aaa tlHE IfstrRiEb FREE MAINE cumOeand Mills Me- and 5 nae rom 'fS %ss rRsoSs s sy.., the ass. n, Ss sd had % i would % fy' ike to 0Ss @ 'a 1 E % for @ will a a bem s thf5 G Rs SAsAsHs' souvenir & GSS s SSss 1Pss.adumsas mans some oi ''s "'''"'0i " ~ DAISY VHanburg Pal.
 would like to place my Card Exchange Ns'I am a typewriter bookkeeper.
 R. NJ. w. (Newark. N J).
 am a stenographer, would like exchange postal carIs. especially with those in the West
 am anxious enough leather post ,o make d sofa plilow, ''Each Au names q each l Intend to featherstch blue blue edge. cards gold coor the thaf all will receive attention that G the sendeF' E ressy soa Hi G r%ss %2 E s
 T i yHa G has % e sdfs frS% PstGs @ Ss and dress? G H. tf1inlnelo' MahHooal
 would like to exchange posta!s any Each and All members high school girls preferably. -1 PEGGY (RiteIside
 wish to exchange postas with girls West I also ike correspond witl private like the iiea adopting sonic irinepes for society Idea of hos pitaity work. G F. C- tManchester' N Hl
 Please give my address any who will make fair of Massachusetts. Possibly may find some whom can help ] q and other sewing We al nave two print pictures. ' CECIL dpswch. Msss).
 will send historical cards from Plymouth and Duxoury IL "'' ~ M M M (Rrockton Mass)
 am a girl, years old and would like correspond and exchange post with of the girls of age am interested in Uut-of-door sports and live Q S'd ' ' BRI1HT EYES (sebago Lake. MaincI
 ike to correspond with girls my own RWsh - N N. '. F. PhiadcDhia- Pal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

sale the of Those who take ye Een ESen
 wish they would take it they do their pills m @ sae privacy their apartments Others say frankly ta they enjoy it. To their of 1t in public oppose se objection do to the eating of oranges or pepper mint and crowded carthat 1t Is selfish ana ln- indulge in something for ones own pleas that may prove unpleasant those about you one welknown definition of gentleman is One who never for gentlewoman Surely 1t shows lack of breed ing when follows practice which gives ofense to
 That leads something else in the line of iucon- sideraenessoud talking places of public entertain mept, speak with feeling. for have recently suffered from it. The other evening large part of my enjoy delightful ruined by the fact that there two girls and young directly behind who chattered all during the music evidently consd- ering that 1t carried their saton It recalled yivdly to mind other similar e- perences had had in the past One at fash onabe gathering where some of the finest foreign musi clans to play and sing In the pianissmo conclusion of violin solo woman in front of pointed ther morneter hanging near her and said in loud whisper "The temperature Is actually 7S in this roomn'
 The information of little importance and if the could have restrained eagerness irpart for minute longer. the player have finished But the strong necessity of speech upon her. could wait
 The other occurrence It at a play oy Bernhardt, and woman sitting to giving
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Correspondence and Post Card Exchange

cards With Some of hs ss o sgSa S own SO please send my the who Is forming interested re"dns mss SaEsns and atnstcs
 am interested in the Eloograph exchange fancy work ne ne p9SSs cards and word Ike tp with some If you will send of the girls belonging in New Bedford Fahaven perhaps might form sub which would prove that girls If you would let know of who would like posais rom New Bedford I'll send them to shun whose cve sewing and would be pleased to receive hints
 EsTELLE tNew Bedford Mass.,.
 have been thinking asking for admission and All s2ciety but thought perhaps was too old 5S but one member S should like to join the Post card Er hsos cs oad g % TS are % M ndipsa cards Tor those Of other States If should be ad- Up to have been busy write. I taking a business and had study every evening
 u have now completed the course Very much give the address girls who would ike to correspond with ne. and give mine them? ''>
 LOU Clos Angeles Cal.). IS old. collecting postage stamps ard R RS y snrd sns ssns some dupcass of my stamps which Please my address to any one wishing to correspond exchange postals jolly girl of 1T who is interested in lteratMre and music. ~ ~ O- - would like some of the members to me, and would you kindly give them address married and
 MRS P. F. R. CTidc Mill Farm Hampton. va3
 Al wishing to exchange quilt pieces leather post Each and All quilt and also absr S s ng an
 $. M M. Camden. N. J1. , You may give any wishing to exchange leather post cards or post cards of any kind
 BETTE HAIGHE Pottstown Pal. ~ Win you give my and address any girls of tho
 MRS. D. P. tBoston. Mass). Other correspondents and post card collectors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

running translation of the play the friend with her. We could hardly hear what said on the stage. Finally my companion leaned and said very coufte % saying
 The only direct reply she had stony stare. and the girl turned indignantly to her companion Does sne suppose I'm not going tell about it. when can understand French she sad and then proceeded with might.
 Every one has had like experiences-bnt would be to think that they had bestowed by Each and All girls My ambition for them this line is that they be known by their gentle and considerate demeanor In publc-that when the badge. the com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

only stop and think believe they would have Hgns break them and would how disagreeaole they had been those about them.
 Tn Sub-clubs there has been some thing of this kind already told that the mem mem means Don't talk so ioud!' wish all the women 1 and of Each and All had something or the I I had for myself. All of us, when we interested prone raise voices more than know would be good thing if there were some way pressing the soft pedal
 Think about this girls. don't suggest sub club the suppression of m-chewng and loud tax, ing wish that girl in the club would Tee! that she bound to do what she gould with herself ana that for the sake of public comfort 1t was her duty to bring in girls outside and aid them, too to make American girlhood a synonym for genteness good breeding as it already equivalent for good looks apax cffxy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Exchange of Ideas in Members Letters

a S u afz se aHs my Panes ne so s Se hps Another recruit for that sub-cub! Let the good work An "Each aud AP' Pillov { rs ssr : "'s 1si @ SsessS beautiful !s?ssRt 's Vii 5 i; s s; % a with oss Hsn Gass ta ans as sx s
 T9s SeS Tss avf in Sa ssn and s'g send address so any
 '''' H ''no '"'1 2LrREDA siSfs M c,rlnnsapol. oSer together Are there
 Another Home-Keeping Girl , would like to have any of the girls write me. as S49 a be a stas4. sss some advice iF;: aS sss'a:; Ss1P5 S$y $iih s2s!s also like help Another chance for our housekeeping girls
 To Exchange Aprons for Corset Covers the a h in edrs fh % SHS dainty whs vra 's,.s ~ , fl, NJ aadSiassassi. ssIS:' M!nno
 Tsvo Busy Girls Find Time to Help do not have much sfSRsS : sIsssss .'''
 and %SE in nsas ss The s always De ccunted sddns upon to help Ho90 About Roxbury Sub-CIub?
 TSq!9 M sny to DifS%f s music %egsr sgs s'''Ss a;'f' R;lG sRe1 sR 1 ai9 9 What koxbury girls wish this addressF " '''
 To Exchange Poems
 es $5 s sP1 ss'fss pelled to stop III I am interested in music also literature especially poetry would exchanee also music ~ NNN-~"ee
 BEETHOVEN CDoyestowp Pal An attractive correspondent, 4'
 Write 10 Her, Girls
 lost mother twenty months aro T keeping house for and my utmost siease him. ald I'm succeeding great desire She could make anything with regret 90 ruch diint learn when l had chance can heIr thousb wa Gnng sSe 9ood unecs should feel school two yesIs ago. an 23 years old " 0'e I hold May Bellos' address 'e'''''' 'HAsS''
 A Request for an 4dd.ess send in her full name and address? 0"S' 's'' AhuiS
 To Exchange Good Books
 very of doing there is anything am very of reading good books would gladly e1chanss with some of of you girls work al and do
 fl ;reach of Honor
 When o the club answer inquiries of other work done, don't you think it ls a breach honor for the written any way 4 NJ A (Litte MlnnD It is certainly a breach of courtesy. What do the girls themselves thnlS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Better Join the Mothers' Club

sss Z 5: s'.s get @ as 92f 0 the nss and Ss How T ouSt ws d ma nn 3 dear ns & % G Ws @ .n5 :s d % daughdrs
 some Very nice @ ie Ee''S SattePns tep that would to any Of the @ Ts TE that % sh.Sy sa P a have Club % that emser ha 92gG e0ns s the Young would get and give help in It.
 4 Delightful Plan views S:rs ,,. papers % $ other pit qs % 6s ap send them to the I think it would be d deightful plan What other girls have done it or will do 1t?
 My Bee" Has Helped Wonderfully 1S & Ias paSs me ay the @ violin i and @ 5here ss e: fao H % % on @ nd S s no s ssete 6 and should t3 Just love sent to Teg start ,, ,o,n soSa 'hss Ssp % M along ds5 S Ssesd Sqy eu oa G6no @ @ Are there other Fessenden girls interested sub club? win not some of musical girls write to s
 Letters About he Old Missions kona have aC ;. me the Sid MIssi0ns else that you'd he interesting southern California cards am " ''' ' and ~06s M 'G oaGss faGssnFs ca Such letters as these should be very interesting.
 The Rornd Robin Letter
 % % @ % SB 9s sSPes Sg sod % Psks B sd @ them if Teaa@s'ed think the round robin letter or ~ " GrRrRG6E a9f aGa s.tsfsVe w8Slh De gag Who would like Gcrtrudes address?
 To he .4thletic Girl atruotoH in sofe f0F w h ss ssna '1S soaysn Some of oq athletic girls in Phladelphia should be ahle t@ 1nIo -Ez nera,4er-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
WantS Se1Uing Done
WM "Five Pithbwg GnLs" Write Her2

sub.ecb They their object is to help be heIIed m any way possible. Although l ade in GeS1s@ sTaaeh l'tnk might be t sss!stalee ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Who Needs This Work?

wit. sS9 m I @ Sy HSSs ass ss s Gs s o s S ss %ss 5: $lss sss Siss fa sa
 SSd St are tr to wis h 6 hops the @ from for sS S. as sns.a ss sss @ oa @ s so5 h S9ass'69sSas
 rssps eids1s SssHSas 6as 'oS'' years Mrs h4 M n0a.n A Be M odion N Ho An excellent chance for some one.
 A Plan for an Orchestra
 sss sai ~s s Si $ ss! gil; s. ike ana s5 Sssli Ffs ss s'; - % is '4 p Rd s 3: ;sa ssa % q There are plenty Of mnsss Rrs sG i Hos assss sf and
 To Members of Literary Bent with sn2 6 fond % BsS and would like to correspond psd x soS ss sasd De m: saa s and RsR So @.s ss2'E DC Oensn'Sa ' Su'h F s'q4 IF lNortb Cambridge Mass3 That is what ys &sh the sap,elubs of Each and All make them big success \ Wants Practice in Playing Accompamiments / o aP sten9srqeheT s my @ vas yy mach ht insEsstsd @ ed sv order S wF fs 68 5sS asS' S s iron aRE Of me girls M .os T9 @ % r % sIther 6t eGSsd Se o5se asP studies. let
 ns5o and S S. ss.o6a ucs & ssS g e % mh mte s o s @ % are be ss and bas A s Tho @ Sf M the d sn s5 s .nisS 6sy had | there is call for accompauist to a girl from California who nlays the violin. isl she lived B-t there in MinneapoIis wish would write Give address e any of them ~
 SHAMROCK CMiHheapos, Minn1. foresee many applications for this address.
 Wants Seq0ing Done
 sb ad M M4aS @ aha qaa .sa we cannot get established here. ~ ~ r,d hav@ been corresponding with quite nnmber Each and All girls in Pittsbtrg who wish out bv the day. If would like To know a c We hdone girls and also pictures G. M (Pitsbure Pa ~ hope there will be prompt replies to the next paragraph of this response to tSs first paragraph. glad to print extract letter of another Pttsburg girl ~ 0 We are getting stenographers subelub into shape
 NJ F. There are many many stenographers Pittsburg and Allegheny. wish they would. every one com, tnto Each and All and make that Stenographers' Sub-Cmb great ' WW "FiVe Pittsbwg Girls" Write Her2 noticed that Five Pntsburk nave organized A sub-elrb They say their help and be hetAS ln any way possible, Although I an adept in sn1 neslA@ $aneh tenk night be at ass!stalee ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
<M.s>z. Z,<-...- Mt&;x

P S.-Every mail brings host of letters asking or the other (cr both of these two questions How shall address letter." How get badger?
 Address all letters to me, in care of the paper p in dressed envelope if you wish personal answer.
 For the badge-send 50 cents in stamps, registered letter order made payable and addressed to me in of this paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
i Plan for an Orchestra
To Members of Literary Bent

am fond o Nriting would ike to correspond have often wished that club might be formed such belonged gu could and change ideas other in many Boston and its suburbs hold who would be benefited by
 North Cambridge Mass). That is what vish the sub-clubs of Each and Al to do Let Bosto girls go the clubs there make them a big
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29
Other correspondents and post card collectors ar following: -
fl Progressive School

am IS old In year high school. and take the scientific which I like much.
 At school our teacher drills cantatas and Last spring we gave comic opera We had great deal of the hsh school gave Iso everybody said that went to m far from the other girls would like to correspond and exchange postals. H. c. Sioux Falls N D). This would be interesting correspondent for some Eastern girls
 The Camera "Fiends"
 Here are three letters which to belong together and should call forth answers:
 l am a hend and would gladly excnange snap- S"''S "''" a' ~ HoRTFNsE CEast Boston. Mass) interested in amateur phot9erapny; aH " TI'ng O exchange pictures E. T. h VColooru, ts- 11l
 will copy photo posals from any photograph 'and rs- 'ui" P"SteS~' H A A NJ (South Boston, Mass)
 Will Some One Help Hery eans % to sfrord to so afraid do not amount to ,nuch in his but yet
 'N- "S ~ ADEIINE (Somerset Masal Wiu some one help "Adelns' in stenOEraDh"'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-29

A DDRESSES of correspondents and collectors will be /N given only to other members of Each and All. Ap picatons for addresses must be accompanied by
 stamped and self-addreSsed envelope.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-16
Rabbit
Wants
a Big Sum
NEARLY HALF A MILLION DOL
LARS FOR NEW SCHOOLS ON
THIS ISLAND ALONE.

superintendent Of Public Instruction
Rabbit wants $7SS.5OO for new schools
in the Territory, as shown by figures
which he has supplied for the Wash
ington delegation. OF this sum $47O-
90 DIS for the island of Oahu. The SUI
perintendent prepared a table showing
the amounts spent and the amounts
needed on all islands, as follows:.
Schools. Cottages. Total
Oahu $40, 4S4OO 10000 SAB 568. 90
Hawaii . 25,69OOO 12,SS962 SS,579.62
Maui and
M2Iokai.. 69,SS9.23 SSO9CO 1888. 28
Kauai o.. 2O,994OO 4,S13.24 25SO7.24
T o a !
spent. .$257, O57.2S $29,59OS6 1886 GAS. 90
Statement of schools and teachers cot
tages needed.
Schools. Cottages. Total
oahu ....$46S, 10000 100000 $40, 5OO.O
Hawaii =. 1872, $4,000 10 O5OOO 143, OOO.OO
Maui and
Molokai.. 100000 315OOOO 1874, 5OO.O 90
Kauai ..... 35,2OO.OO 100000 100000
Y o a |
Wanted. .$738 $4,000 $52, $1,000 $7SS, 10000