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The Washington times., 1907-03-12

7. I Luckett, H. T Stevenson. T b.
Amiss. jr. r. N Sheets. Il n. Elliott
J. =. Love, J. s. POynton, c. :. Whit
more, Harry Grahe. Charles ID. Burke.
c. =. Boss, 4. Z. Humphrey. r l. Keen,
r. Bradshaw. G. r. Cook, a. Gordon,
=. Schurcman. G. 5 King. w ii. Bar
ton s. POyutOn. W. j. Wallace. l.
GrOsneT. Joseph Richardson. j "a Zlm-
norman. -. 6. Eberly. j. D. Steele, W
J. Naylor and George p Pitt, and
Misses Hattie Dyer. Rae KimmeI, Alice
Vermilllon, Cellye Crane, Della Brown.
Cora King, Lillian Gordon. Lola Keller,
Rena SigOuTney. Elizabeth Ide. Lena
Oscar. Fannie Nicgia. Cecilia Wolf,
Pauline Hirsch. Maggie Woodward.
Katie Shaefer. Irene ShaefeT. Fannie
Rudolph NJ. l. Shepperd, Sophie Do
deck. Ethel Brown. Annie BrOnner,
Marguerite Sisson, Leah Rudolph. and
Rebecca Rudolph
Subchairmen are to have charge of
the booth each evening Of the fair. and
those who have been selected for the
first week are. Adam Frey Monday
Philip Reiter. Tuesday. p. X. Pullman.
Wednesday, r. /. Smith, Thursday, W
a Kimmel. Friday. and J. a. DOwrick,
Saturday ". G. Bates has been placed
in charge OF luncheon arrangements for
the first week.
In order 10 make the PentaIpha booth
a good resting place during q tour OF
the hall seats viii be placed along the
front Of the balcony. from which a view
OF the entire hall may be obtained
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ICE CREAM BOOTH
At MASONIC FAIR
Pentalpha Lodge Assigned
Place at Front Of
Balcony.

Recognizing the fact that there are
few persons but what have a sweet tooth
in their heads. PeHtalpha Lodge. No %.
TO whose care the ice cream booth at the
Masonic Fair has been assigned. is
preparing 10 crafty the taste Of all
visitors. Chairman A. NJ Poynton. Of
the fair committee. has organized the
members and lady assistants into work
ing committees, and many Of the prelimi-
narles have already been arranged
Mr.. Poynton has as assistants on the
general lodge committee H NJ Luck
EFT, vice chairman; II. :. Mayor. seCre-
tary: ". p. II. Crews. treasurer; John
II Anderson. g 2. Boss. Charles ID.
Burke. William r. Coiburu. Duncan
Davenport. Nicholas r. Grimm. Albert
r Humphrey. William W. Jermane.
Edward l.. Keen, Milton Patterson. Rev.
Walter F. Smith. G. r. Herbert. William
C.. Upham. Albert b. Weir. William VOL
Hey, J. 3. Austin. Edward Bradshaw.
Harry J. Giclas. A J. Lombard Alfred
@ Chatfield. Cyrus r Cook. Isaac B.
Field, Louis 4. Foster, Barton Ewers.
Philip f. Brown. Alex Gordon. Robert
IT. Hazard. Edward A Keller. Charles
A Norris. Emmanuel Ream. Charles A.
Norris. Paul Schureman. Mark r. Tow
ers. Merrill T Vaughn. William p WI
hanson. Harvey J. Zimmerman, w. NJ.
Barton. B. + Craycroft G. s King.
Thomas J. Luckett, Rev Hugh T. sjev-
ensOr. c. ID. Evans, r. Y Cadmus. and
G. W. Darby.
Inc donations committee is composed
OF David r. Rosen. chairman. William J.
"a
ris. secretary: William J. Naylor. treas
urer; William II. Amiss. L. s. J. Dun
bar. Benjamin NJ. Elliott Elias NJ.
Sheetz. George H ZeIIers. Robert J.
Boardman, Harry McKeJdin. William J.
Wallace. T. 3. Amiss. jr.. Victor /.
Dodge. Theo Pitt. Is.dor Grosner. John
p. Love. Joseph Richardson, Joseph d.
Steele, Daniel G EberIy. Irving Harne.
Joseph ". Zimmerman. /. Baumgarten.
J H. G. Grahc, 9. H. Herbert. II. OPP
penheimer. Edward Stevens. ". a. Tan
Ter. W J. Kettler, A. O. Frey. q. Cob
lenzer. c. F. Pitt. J. +. Sheckells. g. II
Ries. A. Z!Cht-l, George Pitt
An efficient ladies' auxiliary has been
organized. with Mrs. Adah ;. KimmeI
as chairman: Mrs. Hattie X POynton,
first vice chairman, Mrs. Della Brown.
second vice chairman: Mrs. Agnes r.
Keller, secretary. and Mrs. Ida Nickel
din. treasurer. The ladies who have
consented TO serve as assistants are:
Mesdames J. W, Collins f. VI. Luck
eft, J. II. Anderson. Philip Reitcr. Da-
yid y. Rosen, Thomas L. Smith. W w
Jermane, p. r. Pullman. Abram Frey.
J. A. DOwrick. W. &. Bates. -. r. Har-
ris, l. r. Field. G. r Pitt. L s J.
Dunbar. w z Colburn. Milton Patter-
son. W. F. Smith. A =. Weir. W
WoIfley, J. r. Austin. G. r. Herbert.
/ A Foster, p +; Brown, Barton
Ewers, r II. Hazard, NJ. T. Vaughn,
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AID ASKED FOR WOMAN
JUST FROM HOSPITAL

Citizens are invited TO assist the Asso-
Ciated Charities in raising SlI for re-
fined white woman. Her husband is
feeble-minded. but does odd jobs. rarely
earning more than 80 cents a week She
earned SOS a month until taken with
appendicitis IN November. on being
told that she must go 10 the hospital
for an operation. she insisted on work
ing for another month TO pay the rent
and provide for her husband. She Is
now behind one month IN her rent. and
will not be able 70 earn anything for
another month. The association would
like 10 raise S24 for two months rent.
SIS for food. and 81 for fuel. ContrIbu-
lions may be sent 20 Charles F. Weller.
secretary. S11 C street.
For the support OF the general work
OF the Associated Charities, the follow
Ing contributions have been received
and acknowledged by John Joy Edison.
treasurer: Mrs. Maria z. Andrews. s.:
International Union of steam Engineers.
Local Union 80. SO; Mrs. Joseph r
Thropp, $50: Henry c. Carutb, IS; Mrs.
Julia w. Closson, s.; Miss Emily S.
Cook, So; total. $50.
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DYSPEPSIA

II IS generally conceded that . multi
tUde Of human ailments arise from indi-
Eesucn. and in its various forms II taxes
the skill Of the physician TO prescribe
the proper remedies. II IS undeniab Die
that the Closest intimacy exists between
happiness and good digestion. a healthy
digestion aids materially IN making a
cheerful disposition, and the feast Of
reason and flow OF soul IS due as much
TO the functional integrity OF the stom-
ach as 20 q strong and generous mental
organization.
The following prescription IS said to be
Goou and anyone can easily mix It at
hCme.
Get the ingredients. which are all Of
vegetable extraction and harmless. from
any good pharmacy and mix them by
shaking well IN a bottle: Tincture Gin
ChOna Compound. ~ ounces: kastor
Compound. 1 ounce and Fluid Extra CT
Cascara Aromatic. I ounce
Take IN teaspoOnful doses after each
meal.
Those who arc suffering from fndiges-
ton should prepare this mixture and
take as directed fOr n few days and note
results.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12
S. M. Holmes Is Hailed
Before Rockville
Justice.
Wite'S Case IS Dismissed
on Evidence Given by
Her Mother.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. March 12-Samuel
VI. Holmes, while bemoaning that his
domestic infelicities are due to the hard
tack" biscuits made by his wife, Della
NJ. Holmes. glories in his Relationship
10 mOther-in law who stands by him
against her daughter and the rest OF the
family.
Holmes, who Is a farmer living near
Travillah, vas ON troal here before
Justice Of the Peace Clifford r. Robert
son for failure 10 provide for his wife
and minor children.
Neighbors Always in Court.
They owl a farm Of about fourteen
acres. and for the past four years their
neighbors and the entire business COM
munity OF TTavillah have averaged one
day a week in attendance at court as
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At 81 08 Worth Up to
EAN NSAO ~ $3.50 and GAO0

81 yard irish Sat'~ Ts-'a
Damask. wards vide. % yards.
enough for 6-fc. tabIe...........SI IS
$50 dozen German Huck Tow
els. extra heavy weight. strictly all
linen. dO1Cn........-.......- O.
Mems $3.50 and 8 Shoes ana Ok
lpTdS -----..------. -...-.------Sl %
Boys $50 and 81 SQUARE Collar
Sailor Suits, sizes 3 to 9 years 81 IS
BOYS = Fancy CheviOt Double
breasted Suits. sizcs 20 Ie
y '.il - 10 - o.. q. } ~
S2.t9 Sterling ail-metaI Garnet
SWe@uor1---. ----.----..--.-.-. .... 81 .9S
g - Decorated Parlor Lamps 81 9S
S'.hS Genuine M3TSoiIles Re
Spreads Observation-Disclosures. 81 qS
Si-oo Rustling Black Taffeta silk
Irttcoats ..---.-.-.... d. ---.----- s. -qS
S2ea White Cambria %iE'.- Gowns:
trimmed with lace a-G embroid-
cry ...-.----...-..- .-.....--... ..S1sS
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NICARAGUANS PLAN
INVASION OF CEIBA

TEGCIGALPA, Honduras. March 70
Ceiba, one Of the most important ports
OF Honduras. is threatened with i'm
mediate attack by Nicaraguan naval
force. The Nicaraguan steamers. carry
ing armed men, are reported 10 be in the
vicinity OF the town and II is expected
an attempt will be made 10 invade the
city
Ceiba Is one OF the chief fruit export
Ing ceuters 10 the United States. It's
capture Will be a serious blow 10 Hon
luras
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EDDY CASE HALTS
UNTIL APRIL 2
Counsel on Both Sides
Agree to the Post
pOnement.

CONCORD. y II. March l2.-GeneraI
Streeter. chief counsel for Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy. has just issued a state
ment TO the effect that by agreement Of
counsel on both sides no further legal
action IN the Eddy case VIII be taken
until April p This dispOses OF the de-
positions until that time
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A very pleasant evening was spent at
the Dearborn street residence of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Holmes last Sunday
the occasion being the seven n birthday
anniversary OF their daughter Ruth.
After number of games were played
by the guests. refreshments were served
Those present were the Misses Mildred
MOckabee. Ruth Parsons. May Allen.
Grace Richardson. Lillian Tucker. Nellie
Weeks. Villa Hendley, Ruth Holmes,
and Edward Evans, Freddie Mills. Glen
Allen. Frank Higgins Russell Anderson,
Russell Hendley. and Earl Holmes.
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Mrs. Walter Fairfield. who has been
spending a week at Laurel-in-the-P Pines.
Lakewood. y. j., is now in New York.
being entertained by her friends re-
ception was given last Friday in her
honor by Mrs. Mercer Walker. followed
by a dinner and party al the Metro
politan Opera, al which Mrs. Livingston
was hostess. Miss Cruger Hassell also
entertained at tea at Sherry's on Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. Fairfield, among
the guests being Prince Henri de Croy
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HIS MOtheYln-Laz0
Defends HIM against
Wife and Children
Her Mo:bss Says:

MY son-in-Iaw las never beat
en- his wife, he has never threat
ened to kill any member of the
family, has always provided
abundantly for the family, and
has been kind and considerate."
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Former Senator and Mrs. William A.
Clark have closed their house here and
after touring across the continent in
their private car, viii sail from New
York for Europe. where they will spend
the summer.
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luncheon today in honor Of the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. Her other
guests were a small company Of repre-
sentatves OF the Diplomatic and eNclu-
sive resident circles, characteristic Of
Townsend function.
Gen. John W Foster has received a
telegra N announcing the death OF MS
mother. In Indiana. ana will, therefore.
anndl ali social engagements for the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Miss Emily Dodge. who has been
spending the season IN Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Randall HdS-
ner. ut the residence OF Mrs. Sheppard,
on Cooks place. Georgetown.
Mrs. Cowles. wife Of Rear Admiral
Cowles, and sister OF the President. who
has been in Cuba for several weeks
with Miss Boardman. is expected in New
viii be Joined by the admiral They
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William BayaTd Cutting
Mrs. Bonaparte. wife Of the Attorney
General, who has been in her Baltimore
home since Lent began. is confined TO
her room just now with tOnsllitis-
Mrs. Benjamin Held. Of I street. was
the hostess yesterday afternoon at a
y
Edwin and Howard Held. At baby
game. the prizes were won by Mildred
Wallenstein and Jerome kaufman.
Selma Sellinger darned and sang, Alma
Schwab gave a piano solo, and Mildred
Wallenstein danced and sang. In the
dining room the table was in Easter
decorations chickens. eggs, and grass
strewn over it, Chickens were the
souvenirs OF the afternoon.
Miss Estelle Hano entertained some
friends last evening IN honor of Miss
Maud Garner, Of Newport News. Va.
After most Of the evening was spent
In dancing. buffet supper was served.
Those present were Miss Garner. Miss
Sadie Eisemau. Miss Juliet Meyer. Miss
Mabel 9. kaufman, OF New York city:
Miss Elsa COblenZeU. ana Miss JUanita
Kaufman. and DIT. Cohen, Solomon Alb
bott, n. Uhlman. OF WarrentOn. Va. :
Morton Luchs. Joseph Baum, Sydney
Gunst, Milton StrasbergeT. Zion ID.
Burnstein, and Joseph Solomon.
At the regular ladies' whist given at
the Mercantile Club. the first prize was
won by Mrs /. w. NOrdlinger. the sec
ond by Mrs. Eiseman. and the third by
Mrs. Samuel RothsChild.
The Evening Whist Club met last
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Cohen. when the prizes were won
by Mrs j. s. kann, Mrs. H. Kann, and
II. kanr.
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Defended by Mother-in-Law.

Mrs. Cooley testified. My son-in-law
had never beaten his wife who is ny
daughter. he has never threatened 20
Kill any member Of the family. has al
ways provided abundautiy for the table,
and has been kind and considerable
JuSuCe Robertson believed the mother
in-law spoke truly, and Holmes was
forthwith set free. while his wife vowed
that her next move on the judicial chess
board would be TO take her wrongs be
fore the grand jury
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs Stilson Hutchins has returned to
her home on Massachusetts avenue
after a visit TO Mrs. Jesse Tyson, at her
country place. Clyburn House in the
Green Spring Valley.
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witnesses pro and con in the troubles
OF the Holmes domestic menage.
In the trial yesterday afternoon the
scales Of justice We're weighted down
against Holmes with the testimony OF
the complaining wife. a daughter, Ida.
eleven years old. brOther-n-law a
Mrs Carlyle. and several other neigh
bors- Just when things looked black
est for Holmes. then came the dawn of
better things IN the person OF Mrs. Eliza
hatL CnnLaN his MOI lar-in-laM
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Mrs. JOSEPH Cole. of Harrisburg. Pa.
formerly Miss Margaret Pelouze, Of
Washington, is the guest OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. PeloUze,
for a short time.
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Miss Mary Switzerland daughter OF
Commander W. II. II. Southerland. L.
=. n, will act as bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss Elsie Blackstone
FOard, of Baltimore. and Howard Eli
son. Of Philadelphia, which will take
place in Baltimore on April l., IN Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church. This will
be one of the most important weddings
Of the spring season in the Monumental
City.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Miss Alice Warder has gone 10 New
York for a series of visits and will not
return to Washington until some time
in April.
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Al 4SC Up to s1.oo ''-

SEC Mercerized Satin Table Dam
ask. 81 In wide aforementioned C
75c Sanitary Antiseptic Cotton
Birdeye. IS in wide. in sealed pack
ages Of 10 ydS-------..-..--. 4Sc
ChTdreu's % and p in. School
Umbrellas, worth 5SC and 75c
eacl--------.--- .------.---. 4SC
79c Imported Hair Brushes. solid
PACK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-.-.-- sc
SEC Wooden Clothes Dryers. 4Sc
CSC Decorated China Cake
Plates ----------....,. .,-.,.. ........4 SC
.75c Gray Enamel Co,See Boil
CTS .----.. .---.-----4 SC
75c Gray Enamel Te2 Kettles 4Sc
'sc Gray Enamel Dish Pans.
"a as = S Decorated China ,---'i ssIsG
bowls --------..--- ---------------- .fSc
sc HerdWood Step Ladders >
I5c Majolica Jardineres. in NV
cueCJS -------.. ..-..-.-.. sc
sc Waste Paper Baskets. in
pretty styles ..------.-...--...-. .4Sc
75c Decorated China SIoD Jar.
69c Galvanized Iron Wash
Tubs .---.---..--.-...--. .......... 4SC
Women's 75c and 81 Kid and Bed
room Slippers, also Hand Crochet
Slippers. sizes 21% 10 6..-..------ as,
Boys Tan COrdurOv Knee Pants.
sizes ( 70 Is years. Worth zoe ana
Sc pair ..-----...--..-. a.,
Bows 75c Fancy CheviOt Kniclz-
erhoCker Pants --.-.-.........--...lS r.
Bows 75c Madras Shirts. sizes u
10 - -----------------.-- ---.--.....4 Sc
Yards Of Flaked Wolfe Suiting.
worth Ike a yard. Total value.
90 .--------- .--.-.- .-..---.-.4 SC
n
Cloth. worth l5c a yard. Total
value. 75~ .....-.-....-.-.-... &c
69c Check Louisere and Tafe-a
Silks. y inches wide. in green.
garnet and brown -................4 Sc
eqc PhiIOS Pongee Silk. . is
wide, IN light niue. chamDaqna
tn. gray snd black .sSc
SIC Black Oriental Japanese SiIt.
proof. - IN vide. fS-
~ Settings. 81 IN. wide. i'm plain
and fancy effects .-.-.....-...-..sS $50
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sec white Natural japanese Ha-
butat Silk. 30 inches wide, extra
neaNy grade Neutrality-suspicious. .4Ss
69c Satin Liberty FouIards. in
dots. rings, and neet designs, q
fqc Son sgS c-ge a, +, ID sc &c
I5c SiciIian, . in. wide. all col
CrS -----------.---.- .....-.......4 SC
SO Silk Finish Cream SiciIian.
IS in. wide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -4Sc
A5c SILK and Wool Crepe de Paris.
Il i'm. wide. in a rich Jet black .4sc
6sc ali-wOOl Panama Wolfe, - In.
wice. in black only--.----.----,.-.s sc
t5C Atwood CheviOt. - in wide.
in black .........-..........-.. .Co
&c Blcached Sheets. size SIxs0 4sc
sec silk Embroidered White
Flannel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. as,
yds- of ID BIeached pillow
Case Cotton. worth I5c yd- Total
value one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4SC
3 yards Of 36-in. Cambria. worth
l2l-c vd- Total value. G214c -.-...iSr
81 Nottingham Lace Curtains. :
vdS. long ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sc
Manufacturer sample strfps-'
or half pairs of summer Curtains.
worth $50 70 500 pair Per strip
OF nan PAIR ...--.-----..-- -.-.-..-..-f SC
CSC large size Feather Pillows. .4Sc
9Sc Framed Pictures, with heavy
gOld-gilt frames -.----.-.-.----.4 as,
soc CreX Mating Rugs. size TX
q inches OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Infants sc long and short Main
sock Sins ...-.............-...... sc
Girls 75C White Lawn and Cling
ham Dresses .-......-...-.---.--..-4 Sc
WOmen'S I5C Lawn and PercaIa
Dressing SacQUes .......-.....--..4S -
90" GnderCarmentS. OF muslin.
cambriC- and najnsook. trimmed
with lace and embroidery. .4SC
SDeCial combination Manicure
Ou'tit-cO1s istinC Of the following
articles, the total value Of which
IS NL09 Only one 90 . hlver at. .4S--
LARGE ch2noiS-cOverad Nail
Polsher. worth c5c- I dozen cloth
center F~uarv PoarSS. worth Zoe.
] box 81 Or. J. p. Pray's RoSaline
worth .'~- - dozen hOOf-ShqDad
oran~e STICKS. worth ICC. double
crit Steel Nal Tile worth 1qc. ?
box of NJ IT. J.. Nail Enamel.
worth 20
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A NECESSARY PRELIMINARY.

They say that 4 fool and his money
are soon parted; but it seems to me the
two are lucky ever 10 have got to-
gether in the first place.-Sphere.
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Mr. end Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter. Of
Pennsylvania have bought the house
belonging 10 Mrs. LUCius Tuckerman. at
SiXtee nth and 1 streets and will make
their home there during the winter.
They are LOW at their cottnge at Jekyll
Island.
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The BzYceS
Honor Guests
Al Luncheon
Mrs. Townsend EntertainS
Small Company of Diplo-
matte Circle.

Mrs. Richard Townsend entertained at
luncheon today in honor of the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. Her other
guests were a small company OF repre-
sentatives OF the Diplomatic and eXclu-
sive resident circles, characteristic Of
Townsend function.
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Representative BOurke Cochran of
New York. and his bride formerly Miss
Annie Ide. daughter OF former Govern
or Ide, Of the Philippines. are now in
Egypt, where they have done" the
Pyramids. They have been photographed
in their picturesque climbing costumes.
the former in knickerbockers and small
cap. the latter in short skirt and smart
sailor hat.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs Sydney MudG, wife Of Represen-
tative MuGd of Maryland, who has been
IN New York FOR the past month. is
quite III there and is confined 20 her
room.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs George T Marye spent last week
IN Baltimore with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swindell. who
are well known in Washington society.
a their daughters are also, have taken
the cottage Of w. EdgeWOrth Bird. at
Roland Park. for the spring and sum-
mer seasons. where they will entertain
g number of their and their daughters
Washington friends. The Misses Jane
and Margaret Swindell are the guests
Of Miss Laura Carpenter at the High
lands this week.
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The Ladies' Club. of the Washington
Saencerbund. will give a euchre and
dance at their hall. 314 street north
west, March *, p. m.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs George T. Dunlop. Of Georgetown.
ID. c. is entertaining Prof and Mrs
St. George Lcakin Sioussat, who have
spent the winter in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Gen. John W. Foster has received a
telegra n announcing the death Of his
mother. In Indiana and will, therefore.
anndl all social engagements for the re-
mainder OF the winter.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Miss Isabel May, daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. Henry May, is on her way TO Mica
ragua as the guest OF the niece of the
Duke of Newcastle. who IS travelling in
this country and the South American
countries, with her distinguished uncle
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs. Noble Newport Potts had as her
guest the past week, Miss Ada Amelia
Hadel. of Baltimore. who was a sOloiSt
al the current topics talk of Mrs. Carrie
Bacon Foster, given last week by Mrs.
J. E,lkin Gadsby. in the Washington
Club, for the benefit OF the Continental
Memorial Hall fund of the ID. ~ r
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs. Truman H. NewbeTTy. wife OF the
First Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
is spending a few days with her twin
sons, Barnes and Phelps Newberry, who
are students at Lakeville, Conn. She
will return to her Washington home
some time this week.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs. John H. Nolan and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Edwin \ Martin. have cards
ont for a tea on Thursday afternoon in
avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Mrs. Bonaparte. wife Of the Attorney
General. who has been in her Baltimore
home since Lent began. Is confined 10
her room Just now with tOnslliJis-
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

Miss Emily Dodge. who has been
spending the season IN Philadelphia.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Randall HaS-
ner. at the residence OF Mrs. Sheppard,
on Cooks place. Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

The Minister from Colombia and Nine
C0rtes entertained at dinner last even
ing. i'm honor Of the Minister from ECua-
do and Nine. Carlo. Other guests
were the Peruvian Minister and Nine
PardO. the Minister from Uruguay and
Miss Lafnur the Counselor OF the Co
lom oiau Legation and Mime. Pasos, the
First Secretary OF the Colombian Lcga-
ton and Nine. Guzman. Senior and Nine
MadraZO. Miss Carlo and Mr.. RicOy. Of
the Mexican embassy.
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Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd was
hostess at "A tea Monday afternoon, she
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Samuel
u. IuCkett and Mrs. lie DrOict Barber
Mrs. Delos Lloyd and Mrs. Herman g.
Miller presided at the tee table. Miss
Rutherford, Miss DUffie, Miss Jones, and
Miss Wright assisted I'm the dining room,
and Mss Hyam dispensed fruit punch.
MISS Lloyd wore pale blue JaffctH with
overdress Of silk gauze and trimmings
Of point lace. The decorations in the
dining room We're American Beauty and
white roses. with asparagus and smilaX.
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or half pairs of Summer Curtains.
worth Sl-5e 70 500 pair. Per strip
or half uair 80
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CSC large size Feather Pillows. .4Sc
9Sc Framed Pictures, with heavy
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

> uackagas Of "Zest" Brslrlrast
Food and lib. package or Evan
GRATED Apries- total value 21-- 1qc
. cans Of SUGAR Corn sui 7 can
N Early June Peas. total value 3jc.
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

> yards Of 36-in- Cambric, worth
l2l-C vi. Total value. GI19c. 1850 Sr
81 Nottingham Lace Curtains. :
vdS long .....-.....---.-----.. sc
The Washington times., 1907-03-12

yds- of ID Bleached pillow
Case Cotton. worth I5c I'd. Total