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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Sns @cttcr.

-uG <(iliNt
@eItern 6ottcn mir IN Baltimore
Somntcr. un0 @intcrlpctter an
cinem Gage. - &eute unb Gien-
Itag miro i6ones foIteS 8etter
propbe5eit.
Ser @ettermanu p~ropbe5eit filr
belttc uno GienItag sur 6relloe oller
Sousfruuen, mel6e lire @Gi6e trod,
zen uoQcn, id0ne5 unO flares Mct-
fer nit uo6loIienoen uorOrueItlidJei1
@in0en. @ir f0nnen iogar ollf cine
foltc @eQe rcdnen, 0enn Der @etter-
prophet CAB iolgen0c @ornunB:
y5cmperotrr miro bis alf 20 Grab
1tn0 m0gli6er @eiie nod mebr IN
ben nGdIten a bis AS StnnOen tal'
len" AuBcrOem mirOen uber ard)
nod Sturmiignale I'M $50 IbenO5
Don G6arlcIton bis Nelu.2)orf, ein.
i1lieBliG 9altimore's, oufge5ogelL
un1o meroen beftige weitlide uro
norOmeltIide @inbe Sonntog Nod)t
uno Wontog nit 6eoeuten0 nieOrt-
gerer Semperatur erlpartet.
8te irob maren eeItern Die galti-
morcr, ais Tie iid) Sen S6lof aus
ben 9lltgen rieben, ais Die Come
freunbli6 ourd bic 6enIter idielt,
luel6e li6 ieit ndt Sogcn binter
Wolfen periteft 9ebalten bate. Ibcr
bic 6rclt0e iolte nidt longe oailern;
ais Die airdenginger olf Dem 8ege
nad Ben @%ottcsbduiern marerl, Der
ounfelte Iid Der 8intmel mieOer nit
ACKNOWLEDGMENT @olfen unb trie5
Die SuBg1nger al, eilige Sdritte 81
moden. Gabei berridte cine pabrc
Sommerbibe, bic Inn Iii llbr Sor.
mittags bis auf 81 8rao itieg. Slid.
lider @ciie ging OuS orobenoe lin.
meter nit cinem lei6ten Tegengub
boriiber, uto Damn ipielten einige
beftige @in0lt0Be nit ben Wolfen
Joug6aa uno p%criagten bielelbcn,
Bis Die Come mieoer freunolid olii
bic gr0e l6ien un0 Elm friifer Wino
Die idmllBigen Straben trodneit
bali. Inn s lt6r IbenoS mar ooS
thermometer bis auf 40 GRAB &c.
iunfen, uno 6ebalten mir MN boi.
fentlid lpenigitens einige Gage edtes
idJones, flares @%interpetter.
Sn Sen iibrigen 9unoes @etter-
itatioilen tuurOe geitern Die folgen0e
nieorigite Semperotllr per5ei6net:
Gaitport 80, Eortlono %, Bolton 36,
Albanp 36, Rciu.Dorf SO, Ybilaoel.
pbia SO, sltlantic- Gin 40, @ai6ing-
ton 36, Norfolf 90, Charlotte =.
@atteros 60, @%ilmin9ton = Gbarlc-
iton "a, Sapannab -, Sodionpiqe
5S, Supiter GA, &ep-gSeit 10, 9(tlal1ta
40, montgomery As, Nem : Orleans
80, 8aleitine SO, @alpelton 80, Cor.
pils @briiti 80, Wtempbis 3S, Gincii-
natl 26, Eittsburg "a, Ssmego 81
Buffalo Is, Glepelanb Is, Getroit 10,
slpena 26, Warquette 6, Green Ban
9, Chicago s, Gulutb 10, ct. Saul
IS, ct. 9ouis "a, aanias.Gitp 20,
Smabo 6, Surpn &c, 9ismard
30, @iliIton -, SABRE 80, Sc
lena %, Salt Cafe 20, 9enper 16,
Hortb-Blatte s, Googe 16, slmariqo
% uno Cos IngeleS Al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
WclS5enonnacn

nod DertIdlano "a Gents pr, Dart.
uah Oeitreib 20h Gents pro &rone.
Porto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten BON unt
nah Deutihlanb. M~eiicpafie, 8ed.
Iel, greoitbriefe unb ausIdnoiides
@elb. Sbep. $. 0iener e &c., 217
DIt-galtimore-S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Scner in Der oMcdnuies' Safe"

9tuirc9cn0er 8ranb IN scr 6rilbe on
@clt-6oDette StroBe. $4,000
SdoOcn.- &fcroc ser SINNERS
Stolungcn bon Ser EoIi5ci in
Sidcr6cit gcbrodt. 6clter-
me6rmum perlcbt,
3ur6 eincn bci66oi9tcn cIcftri,
iGrn Grobt entitono 0eltcrn frii6
fltrS Dor bal6 4 llbr inv criten Stof-
merfe 6cs @eb1ubcS 9fr. 81, 8cits
6opctte.S trobe, frii6cr uMlcdonics-
Nolle," Elm Brand, Der einen Sdo-
Sen bon llngefGbr $4,000 onridtcte.
Noli5iit Mortiu &uocl pom pcltli'
6en 3iitrift, Der Ben &old aus ben
6enltern Orin0cn lab, lonote bonn
&oIten gtr. 415 aus einen glornt Gin,
Sic Sellertpebr mar roi6 5ur Steae,
o6cr bic 6lommcn botten 10 roid)
Inn ii6 gegriffelL> 0ob es Idngerer
3eit %beourfte, bieieIben SIT rnteroriif.
fen. 9etrGdtlide glllfrcgung perltr.
iodtc scr 9runo bobur6L 6ob Die 81
reft neben Dem brcnncnoen 8c6dtoc
beiinbIiGe moblgefiiqte StoQung
BON Ho6ert SIMMER, Scr. 315, @eIt.
Sopette.S troBc, bcbrobt war, Die
YoIi5ei bes iueltIid)en GiitriftS
modte cs Iid our Iuigobe, Die Bfer-
oe in Si6erbeit 81 bringen. Ger
Stall mar bereits INIT Hol6 gefiiQt,
aber troboem gelong es, iommtlife
in Dem StoG befinolide rs Eferoe
ouf sic StroBe 5l brineelt. g(n Die,
icm McttunoSiuerte no0@len inter
2eitlnng oeS Stallpormnnns CHARLES
8eogIe Sergeant Mllrpbp nnb Die
Ioli5iitcn &ubel, 2pons, &eneoIp,
Srisbp Genes unb @erlo6 Sbeii.
Gos burd Dos 6euer 6eidooigte &c.
bdltbe 1T gigentbum bes nIQgemei-
,lcn Mrbeiter : Grollferi /. llnteritiit-
Sungspcreins" unb mirb bon Serrn
Gprils Bradley, Scr. 20, gsqro : Sal
bounsStroBe, oils @irtbifoft unO
Gegcl6abn benust. Ser 2csterem
jltgeiiigte SdoOen, Ser on9eblifl
ourh feline 8eriiderung geoedt lit,
ipirb ouf $500 gei6dst, pdbrenb
bus @ebdube, bos periidert lit MIR
bis gum 9etroge bon etpa $500 be-
ldG0iQt puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

s itr rs Gule." = Sr.
Tatrid Wartin, Sdasmeiiter bes
.Some MuIe"-Sonos fir Marplanh,
bat bisber I'M @an5en $3529.60 fir
Den 6on0 erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
9aS &otbe Bud
-bes-
"Qent(6en Gorre(pOnOenten''
fir 1907 jett i'm Druid
ms tpir0 balls frei an ale Qtbonnen.
ten berian0t.
aoInenbeg lit cine tbeiIlpeiie Cite
fir 1907 jett inn Druid

6oIgenOcs lit cine %tbeiIpeiie Site
OcS Sn6olt8:
Observation-Disclosures Galen0cr.
&olenoorium fir ooS Sabr 1907. gr.
I1llterllngen iibcr Die mi6tigiten
9Irten ser 3eitrednungen. 9aIen,
ser ser Su0en. SIterta6cIle. Die
feIten unO bemcgli6en Seitc. Nitro-
nornii6c greigniiie. @ouernre.
geln. 1~00-iGbriger @itterungsfa-
lenbcr. Siitoriide Goten II. |. 10.
Sic Erogooie bon Son 6ron5isco.
aoiier 8ilbelm in @ort unO gilo.
8rmor.
Scarf S6llr5.
3inS-5obelle II. |. 10.
geuti6e StGotebiIoer.
9cutid].2 (merifoner in 9erti6lan0.
NaturoIiiations9eieb.
llniere 8erbreder SPECIALIZATION.
Ser neltc Stern in unierer SIagge.
SIN 3eitalter DeS Stu6lS.
G6ronif Scr So0eSf0Qe BON 9eutl6en
in Baltimore in 1906.
StGotiide 9comte unO 9cb0roen.
Coroner 9altimore'S.
@o6l- @rq5infte Der Sto0t.
6cltcr.M
Sta0trotb t905-1907.
@eiebIiAe Seicrto9e in WarpIano.
StautS-S %cnatoren.
WnrplGn0cr urb 9ltnOeS.8 eri6te.
9un0es.@ .9ebor0e.
StaatS- .Yiircnur. .
Muni5ipnI= rn0 Stantsmobien 1907.
Roli3eiridter.
Sbcrs9 rnoesgeridt.
Heqiitrirun0 in Baltimore 1906.
Hidtcrlunbl 1906.
Stuotss8 elebgcbung.
Stoots. Is ieBgebung 1906.
@reflltip.Y eonutc 0eS StaateS.
9cgislotlr. utb Stootratbs.G iitrifte.
GongreBmabl in McrplonO 1906.
Wuni5ipolpobl 1908.
Mlni5ipalmabl 1905.
StuutSmobl 1903.
N6enoiduIen 9altinlore'S.
SIlultrattonen.
Gie Nllincn BON Sun Sron3isco.
Ter 6~elterbero BON San 6ran5isco.
Son Sran3iseo's @odStbum.
Die Burg Soben5oaern.
Grin5 @ilbelm in Wtotroienflcioung.
a0nig @ilbelm iaB gan5 better.
S6loB 8rimfenou.
Bier 9niier.
Wurmorpulais nit Sciligcn See.
Sn Scr Misunderstanding Der SoDen-
5oQcrn.
Si~l6erbodl5cit 6eS beutI6en Safer
paares.
@olfer @1lropa's tpabret eure beilig.
item Sitter.
&orl Sdltr5 ont George Cafe.
Gle oIte Hei6s6i1rg in Riirn6crg.
Ger SenferIteg in Niirlrberg.
SeItIaol in Der &aiierbnrg.
Gresoen.9lltituot om Glbufer.
&0nigli6e Sofopcr in GreSOen.
Smtfigcr ltno SopDIenttrde IN Sfes'
Ben.
Ser Sonburgcr Sofen.
.9innenollter nit Sungfernitieg.
Gotbbous in Somburg.
9as StraB6urgcr Wiiniter.
&otri5icrbous in StraB6urg.
Staben an ser Sa.
Gin mooerner SoGofen.
9eiiemerbirne i'm 0ctrieb.
9iegen elmer Gan5erplatte.
Garnegies8erfe in 0nSquesne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
SentIhes WcIb

gu berfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Wari
ODER 4.2Q Tarf fir einen Dollar.
@e6iel un6 greoitbriefe auf ale
Stabte guropa's. @eloienbungen,
Sdiffsfarten, @~eiIepdiie uno al,slGn.
biides @elo. SbcD. s. 9iener & g.,
PIT Sit-9aItimore-S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Mar Geiiiert,
9enriher Hbotograpb,
409-411 Wor6. Strase,

gnr fur cine far5e 9ctt.
0 feinite g~abinetsYortrait5 ino I IebensqrpBss
Eortrait NIT feinert 9fabmer fit S3.50.
Heglldrer Sreis $3.50.
Bite. ahten Sic auf meine SSrciie:
Mar 0ietiiert, 400-41t, Worb.Wase StraRe.
(Ee311,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21


Henes Gidet i'm Selbe.
- Gin iogenanntes vMitglieoer"-
8idet in Sppoiition 5it Dem Sidet oes
Nominations Gomite's Ser SanOels-
TANNER fat Samltag lein griheinen
genladt. 3oIielbe beitebt ans Den
SS, 81. s. S%ioebotbam, @arrinston
g. Smitb, Soht sc. @reiiitt uno a.
6. Graft. gluf bieiem Tifet itano
nod ser Same oes Srn. 8reb. S. Wfe-
genbarot, bod miro aui beiien @ltld)
bette fir oeniel6en cine on0ere Nus
ipabl getroffen meroen. Die SS.
Graft uno Sioebotbam iteben auf Dem
reglildren Sifet nit Sen $50. Senrp
). 9eoerer uno Senrp 8. Sones, 10
Dob olio gegen bteiel6en feline Sppo-
iition berriht.
Staats 2ebrer Gerein.
- Gas @refutip.G omite oes uMtarD.
lambs taats.2 ebrer.8 ereins" bei1lpB
in ieirer letten 8erianmlung, bel
alien @ereinsmitgliebern an5ufragen,
Oh bie Sabres- Gonpention in oieielil
Sabre ir Scean-Gitp, Wo., ober III
Samestopn, So, ~abgebalten iperben
ioG. Sim 2. Sebruar miro bas So.
mite mieber cine Sieung abbaltea
iinb Damn bic Sa6e enbgiiltig ent.
ibeioen. Gle Sabres : GonOehtion
miro bonn 25. bis %. SUM abgebai-
ten iperben.
Sn Sen alien Stano 3 Ii
L Il If. - Mlis bent 8anferottperfab-
rell iulirOen folgenbe aaufleute emf
lalIen: Nbrabam SO. Garre bon 8alti-
more, 3idaro @arlbaa bon 8aibing.
ton-gountp, 8bilip z. Donobo BON
@icomicp- Gountp nnb @iaiam @ocb-
MAJ, BON @orceIter-g County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-J. A. Mudd, Atlantic City, N
j.; o. r. Austin, Bayonne, N. j.; Spencer
Miller, New York; w. w. Fuller, New
York; James ]. Tempo, New York; E. A.
Smith, New York.
Ebbitt-H. w. HILL Buffalo, n. Y; c. A.
Trowbridge, ST. Louis; G. Jacobson, Phila.
delphia; B. Fenton, Buffalo, N. Y; John
Raleigh-C. L. Mooney and Mrs. Mooney
Newark, N. j.; r. M. Hopkins, New York
H. p. Willis, Lexington, Va; w. NJ. Weiss
New York; ]. 8. Wright, North Carolina
]. ]. Murphy, New York
New Willard-W. H. McElwee, Philadel-
phia; A. J. Miller and Mrs. Miller, Boston
E. F. Schmitz D. Oliver, jr., and members
Of San Francisco board of education; H. F.
Won Hemert. New York; A. B. Squire. New
Haven, Conn.
Shoreham-M. 8. Mandel, Brooklyn, N. Y;
A. P. Chalk, London, England; c. F. Hill
dreth and Mrs. Hildreth, Freeport, ILL.,; c.
H. Oakley and Mrs. Oakley. Trenton, N. j.;
C. M. Blake, Boston.
wife, New York; Mrs. E,.a Brown, New
Jersey; Walter Jet and wife, District OF
Columbia.
Riggs House-E. NJ. Martin, st. Louis,
Mo-; ]. A. Schradt and wife, G. Buehler
and son, John Kramer, Harry Zanders, A.
B. Witt. A. Kech. H. E. Ruhe and wife,
s. N. Weaver and wife, Miss Warren and
sister, f. H. Beavers, G. F. Evans. Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Curt, all of Pennsyl-
vania; s. ]. Morse, Philadelphia; ]. c.
Jersey; L. Nervins. Frankfort, KY; w. N.
Tulney, Baltimore, Md; John F.. Moffett,
Watertown, N. Y: E. R. Aguilar, New
York; A. M. lockwood, Ohio; w. F. Joel,
Huver, Philadelphia; F. 8. Vail, Maine;
Miss Vail, Maine; Mrs c. F. Vail, Maine
c. ]. Gummersbach, Scranton, Pa. ]. w.
Sloght, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Deaths in the District.


Deaths were reported to the health office
in the past twenty-four hours as follows:
WHITE.
Sallie c. Van Alstyne. 4S years, HOS 10th
street northwest.
Robert H. Wilson. 80 years. 328 Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest.
E. Charming Roper, 81 years, AsfIburn
apartments, 18th and Harvard streets
Rebecca H. Hollyday. SO years. Louise
Home.
Mary L. Ritchie. az years. $3.50 Wisconsin
avenue
Arthur R. Williams, Q years. 1918 II street
northeast.
Mary E. Hoolell. 70 years. Sd and H
streets northeast
Alice skillman,s g years. 172s corcoran
Jessie F. Kingt A years. 2512 18th street
northwest. So
Mary B. Calvert, 81 years. 1913 9th street
northwest.
ma 6. Manderneid. % years eoe H street
northwest.
John 6: lockwood. % years. 1215 East
Capitol street.
CoLORED.
John Smith. AZ years. 1870 LIST street south
Arthur BEN. % years. 1919 Temperance
avenue.
Maria J. Young. 70 years. some for the
Aged and Infirm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Births Reported.

Births were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol
lows:
Albert and Ida May Bauman, February Z
male.
william, jr., and Margaret J. Berens, Feb.
ruary Z, male.
Harry E. and Alberta H e. Burns, Feb.
ruary 6, female.
John F.. and Agnes L. Costello, Februar,
7, female.
Clarence M. and Carrie Jewell, Februar,
T. male.
Warren w. and Evelyn c. Foster, Febru
airy 2, male.
Morten P. and Catherine A. Keone. Febru
airy 2, female.
Herbert s. and Grace w. Lewis. February
g. female.
Morris and Rose Levintun, January 1e
male. y
Isadore and Cherubina Pavarina, Febru
airy Q. male.
John F. and Lottie A. Roland, Februar,
8, male.
viii and Sarah Smith, January 90 female
William and jamie Brookings, February s
female.
Frederick and Mary Mumiss. February 5
female.
Arthur and Emma Greene, February 8
male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
frances Frazier, As years. Freedmen's

Frances Frazier, As years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Annie L. Hawkins, 80 years, zoos Column
bia terrace.
Maria Thomas, 81 years, 41e 10th street
southeast.
venla Henson, months, 900 LIST street
southeast.
court southwest.
Mary Coleman, day. 2111 E street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Bradley Simpson, Dayton, Nd. and
Edna Drebny, Baltimore, Nd.
Charles Goldberg and Rosie Feinberg,
both of Baltimore, Md.
Eddie Brent and Malinda Qualls.
Sol Herzog and Estelle Peyser.
Morten @. Macdonald of this city and
Hazel Helmsen Riverdale, Md.
Herman e. Richardson and Fredericka
A. Hoppe, both of Baltimore
John ]. Fegan and Mary E. Scott.
Franklin Price, Philadelphia, and Alice
Howes, Pittsburg, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Bazaar and Entertainment.

The Aid Association for the Blind will
hold a bazaar and entertainment Monday
evening, February II, and Tuesday after
noon and evening, February II, at 1214
F street.
Mr.. Daoud, the Psychologist, has gener-
ously given his services Monday evening
for palm reading, and Tuesday evening for
oriental mysteries and palm reading Other
features, elocution and music. Silver Of
fering at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

The time honored the railroad timetables
for meals has disappeared and railroad sandwich at
which much fun has been poked the the
hasy traveller who sacrifices good digestion gain of few
minutes time
The dining these days indispensable part of the
equipment of every stclass long distance On Penn
ylvana Railroad System of Pittsburgh forty
three OF them and four hundred employed
collection preparation and service of the sixty thousand meals
served monthly The best cooks employed the
rails used and the and service equals standard
by the best hotels and cafes Some Ia
others table dho but the service present is
the ascendant U1der either method the price
The dining serves purposes It affords refreshment
and food of the highest trip chronology
ay by the elimination of the meal physically by the
time passed the delights of the table hour
for breakfast hour each for luncheon and dinner
ter periods in the days journey.
The Pennsylvania Railroad folder showing the
trains which dining attached the which meals
served and the style of service.
The dining car great boon to the traveller of today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Lucy A. Nixon, thirty-three years old, a
Baltimore and Ohio railroad brakeman Of
South Cumberland, was killed In the tunnel
at Sand Patch, Pa. 1t is thought he slipped
from the top of an Icy car The body was
badly mangled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Allen, wife of Gen. Allen, and her
attractive young daughter, Miss Grace AZ
len, gave q small tea yesterday to meet
Mrs. and Miss Aver. The occasion was a
very pleasant one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Madison Ballinger will not be at
home until Monday February Is, after 3
o'clock. Mrs. Ballinger will be assisted by
Madame Hiddinga. e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Harold Churchman Painter of Balti-
more is visiting Mrs. William Burton
Green, 1853 Irving street northwest. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. William John Zeh of 1901 18th street
will be at home Tuesday, February II.
from to T. and will have with her Miss
Garrison of Baltimore, whose charming con-
tralto voice will be heard for the first time
in Washington. Miss Garrison is cousin
of Mrs. Roberts and Miss Griffin, who were
house guests of Mrs. Zeh in the early part
of February, and shared the honors at sew
eral card parties given by her for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. William H. Chany will be at home
today at the Cordova. from 3 to 6. She will
be assisted by Miss Dana of Brookline,
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Chaplain and Mrs. Henry " Couden, 1910
Columbia road. will be at home to their
friends Tuesday, February II, 3 to 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
Mrs. olcott. Capt and Mrs. Clover AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Thropp..

small dance last night for about fifty
couples in honor Of Miss winifred King of
Pittsburg, who Is the guest OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Stevens. Supper was
served at small tables
Mrs. Joseph c. Crawford and Miss Craw-
ford were at home to invited guests yester-
day at their apartment at .Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. Loring, Mrs. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Roscoe
c. Bulmer. Miss Brewster, Miss Marion
Leutxe, Miss Laura Wells and Miss Jean
Lorfng assisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. J. Riffard Mickle and Miss Addie R
Mickle will be at home to their friends Feb.
ruary ID and 20. 933 Westminster street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Miss Plat, daughter of Commander
Robert Platt, U. s. N, will be at home to
her friends Monday, February IL. Miss
Plat will have assisting her Mrs. DeGraw,
Mrs. Barnes and Miss Heath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Charles A. Mccarthy and children.
4OS Seward square, Capitol Hill, have left
for Augusta, Ca, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. William Catto at the Cairo, will be
at home today from 4 to Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Charles Gardner Shoemaker an(
Miss Gardner will be at home Tuesday
February IL, to 8, at BIG street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mr.: and Mrs. Albert Herman have moved
into their new home, 2024 10th street, and
Mrs. Herman will be at home to her friends
Wednesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. Philip T. Dodge and Miss Stevenson
will not be at home Monday next, but will
be at home for the last time this season
on the following Monday, and will have
with them Mrs. Buell. of Chicago.
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dinner last evening in honor of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs Shaw. Their
other guests were Gen. and Mrs. Ripley of
New York, Gen. and Mrs. Fftxhugh Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mr.. Esme Howard, counselor of the Brit
ish embassy, returned from New York last
night with his wife, Lady Isabella Howard,
and their two children, who arrived from
England yesterday. They have leased the
house No. pos Massachusetts, avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby, who entertains SO
delightfully."- at her Georgetown home. gave
an English tea yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Donald Mclean and Mrs. Samuel AM
mon of Pttsburg. The floral centerpiece
of the prettily arranged table was in. white
and green, and dainty Japanese embroid-
cred linen was used. The other guests at
the table were Mrs. Richard Barker of
Rhode Island, Mrs. Matthew t. Scott of
Bloomington, ILL.,; Mrs. George M. Ritten-
berg of New York, Mrs. Swormstedt, Mrs
Cleland Offiey, Mrs. Albert Gore, Miss
Helen Prescott, Mrs. A. G. Draper, Mrs. E.
S. Murray and Mrs. Clarendon Smith.
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Mrs. vespasan Warner again entertained
at a large luncheon today at Rauscher's
when her guests included Mrs. Cullom, Mrs
Burrows, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs
Williams, Mrs. Thropp, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs
Slayden, Mrs. Sibley, Mrs. Ridgely, Mrs
Purdy, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Harwood, Mrs
Vrooman Mrs. Abbott. Miss Moore, Mrs
Patterson, Mrs. Alex. Britton Mrs. Kicks
Mrs. Bayly, Mrs. Leggett, Mrs. Twitchell
Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Barnes.
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Mrs. William E. Diffenderfer will receive
with Mrs William H. Daw Monday, there
fore will not be at home the 18th, but Will
receive the remaining Mondays in February
at her home in Columbia road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Croxall have left
their Spring street cottage, and are with
Mrs. Croxall's brother Mr.. Walter Angus
Browne at 1346 Girard street northwest,
where they will be until April They will
be glad to see their friends at the above ad-
dress.
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Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bune Of 1925 New
Jersey avenue are now able to receive their
friends. their little daughter having recov-
cred from diphtheria and their house re-
leased from quarantine.
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Rev. and Mrs. James H. w. Blake and
Miss Blake, 1915 31st street, will be at
home to their friends for the last time this
season Monday, February II, to 6.
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Mr.. A. c. Grant Duff and his bride, form
erly Miss Kathleen Clayton, arrived from
stay here before proceeding to Cuba, where
Mr.. Dun has been appointed minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09

Senator and Mrs. Elkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Wallace and Mrs.. Warder were
among those who gave dinners last night.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-27
BATTLE SHIP FOR NICHOLSON.
Captain to Take Command of the
New Nebraska.

Capt. r. F. Nicholson, now detailed al
the Bureau Of Navigation. has been given
command Of the new battle ship Nebraska
and will assume the discharge Of his new
duties on July /.
This is the third time that Capt Nichol-
son has been ordered to sea duty on the
Pacific. He was navigating officer Of the
battle ship oregon on her memorable run
around the Horn TO Cuba, arriving just
in time to participate in the battle Of
Santiago, taking a conspicuous part IN
that engagement. More recently he
brought the cruiser Tacoma from Seattle
TO the Atlantic Capt. Nicholson will be
succeeded as detail officer in the Bureau
Of Navigation by Commander Richard T.
Mulligan, now IN command Of the York
town. Off the coast Of Salvador.
Capt Badger. now assistant chief Of
the Bureau of Navigation, has been as
signed TO the Naval Academy, succeeding
Rear Admiral James H. Sands. in COM
maud there on July Il. Capt. Badger will
be succeeded In the bureau by Com
mander c. MGR. Winslow, recently in
command Of the Charleston, which car
ried Secretary of state Root upon his
trip around the Horn and TO the chief
ports Of all the South American countries
Owing 70 the fact that the navy is short
Of both officers and men, it has been de-
cided to place the battle ships Indiana
and Iowa on the reserve list along with
the second-rater Texas. Many Of the on
GERS and men will go to the new ships
recently commissioned, some Of them 60
ing 10 the Nebraska.