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VISITORS TO HORSE SHOW
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK;
SMART CLUBS REPRESENTED

Prof. William MilHgan Sloane, of Co
Miss Ina KisseI. daughter Of
Rudolph kissel. and granddaughter OF
Mrs d. +. Morgan; Miss Marjorie Cur
SIS. daughter Of Mrs. II HolDr0ok Cur
lis; Miss Louise Taft. niece Of the Sec
rotary of War; Miss Anna Liyings ION
Short Miss Ann, Miss Harriet, and Miss
Susanne Livingston Glover. Miss Kos
inc Hoyt Otis. Miss Gladys Roosevelt,
and Miss Emily Potter, besides MANY
more
With regard to the weddings, no date
at the time OF writing has been set for
the nupuaIs, either Of Miss Gladys
Mills to Harry phipps. or of Count
Szechenyt to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
Owing to the reluctance Of celebrating
weddings in ADVENT, which prevails
among the Roman Catholics. il is prob
able that the marriage Of Count Szech-
euyi and Miss Vanderbilt win take
place toward the eaz OF this month As
for the wedding Of Miss Mills. it IS on
the cards that il may occur at the 0iiIls
country place at Siaatsburg-on-the-H
son. some time in December Mrs Adlls
has horror Of crowds and breads the
mobbing incidental 10 smart weddings
IN town. ana al Staatsburg it would be
possible 20 coaduct the whole affais on
much more exclusive and smart scale
than ga the city.
ST. Georges Church. Stuyvesant
square, viii be the scene Of the wedding
on Thursday next OF Miss Louise
Schroeder 70 Richard Davis Wood. Miss
Dorothea Wood viii be the maid Of
honor, ana Mrs. Charles Lawrence
Baker and Miss Alice Lawrence viii be
among the bridal attendants. The bride
groom, who is q son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wood. OF Philadelphia, Will have
as his best man and ushsrs Gilllat
Schroeder, Charles Lawrence Riker, Ed
ward II. Wood, jr-s J. Kent Willing, Il,
TruNtOn Hare, n II. Gerhard. Henry
* Dillard. and Thomas j.. Smith After
the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs Cilllat
Schroeder. the parents OF the bride viii
gi-e q reception at their house, on East
ScVCHty-SCCOnd street
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PETTICOAT POLITICS F."
HIT BY KING EDWARD

LONDON, Nov. 9.-"Petticoat politics
no longer rules in the distribution Of
snug military billets and ''honors." To
illustrate tits a curious story is being
told Of a well-knowr society woman
This person OF influence" had a
young relative who wished to get a
STAFF appointment at home instead of
going abroad with his regiment. So
she went TO a distinguished general.
and asked him 10 use his influence in
the boys behalf and she limited that
sic would see that the general was re-
warded by a decoration a the next dis
UribUJion of "hOn0rs"
The general reported the lady's pro-
pUsal 10 ais sUpeTiors, and was in
structed TO lead ner on, and II possible
10 get the 0ffer in writing. When this
was secured, it was sent to the final
arbiter in cases of this kind-Klng Ed
Ward-WhO promptly issued orders that
the young officer was Immediately TO
prepare for service in the tropics.
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arts Beauty
Now BaTTiSteT::
VoiCeIS.MuSiC

PARIS. Nov. 9.-The Paris bar now
has one more lady barrister. Mile.
Helene 8IiTOp0lsky. the daughter OF a
Polish physician, resident here, but
herself born in Paris, is not only the
newest ar the lady barristersi she Is
also the youngest, for she is only twenty
years OLD. and in addition TO being the
youngest. she IS also the most beautiful
Even before she was brought into
prominence on. the occasion Of taking
her oath OF Office she was celebrated for
her beauty, grace. and elegance. Her
large dark eyes, fresh complexion, tail.
well-shaped figure and exquisite chic in
the barrister's toga, with her masses OF
black hair surmounted by the biretta,
created a sensation IN the court. and it
was speedily filed by a large crowd of
pleaders and lawyers, who were drawn
to witness this UnaCCustomed sight-a
beautiful girl OF twenty deliberately eu-
tering the lists against men learned in
the lntricacies OF che law.
When Mile. Miropolsky raised "a grace
ful hand ana said in answer to the usual
formula 4 swear" the members Of the
bar present declared that she had an
intensely melodious voice and all the
grace and sed'JCt -veness that accompany
OTatOTy-
The young LADY advocates success
was so great shat two other notable fig
uTes among her young colleagues who
were taking the oath almost escaped no
dce. There We're N. Gounod, grandson
of the composer of Faust" and N.
Marcel Cruppi, son of the famous Maitre
Cruppi. Who has played such a leading
part IN many a cause Celebre Of recent
years, including the Castellane divorce
case.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-People are al
ready beginning to arrive in town Tor
the Horse Show at Madison Square
Garden, which opens a week from to-
morrow, while Sunday next the directors
win give the customary luncheon, at
which the smart clubs are always eX-
tcnslvely represented. the judges, the
principal exhibitors. and the beading
horsemen Of the country being among
the guests. There is invariably some
excellent speaking on these occasions.
Pat Murphy, who has succeeded Chaun-
cev NJ. Depew and Simon Ford as our
most popular after-dinner orator, VIII.
as usual, deliver himself of some anus
Ing witticisms, which are all the more
successful through the fact that they
are delivered with the utmost serious
ness and that they are entirely new and
disned up fresh. While a fair attend
ance may be looked for at the Horse
Show Monday afternoon. it is probable
that the 400 win be conspicuous BY its
absence at the evening session. Mir.
Conrjed has selected that particular
night for the opening OF his operate
season. ana 1t is in the parterre row at
the Metropolitan. rather than in the,
boxes at the Horse Show, that the
smart set viii be found after o'clock
One Of the chief attractions, both at
the opening of the opera and at the
Horse Show. viii be the Duchess OF
Marlborough, whose last appearance at
Madison Square Garden on an occasion
OF this kind was with her husband, the
Duke of Marlborough, only few days
after her marriage. some twelve years
ago. Those who have seen her since
her return find her but little changed.
Thee IS perhaps, more assurance IN
her manner, more poise. more dignity
i'm ncr hearing, and a sort Of indefnable
Indication Of perfect ''savoir faire." bar
in other respects she is just as girlish
looking as ever. ard il Is difficult 10
realize that she has behind her so many
years OF troubled matTimony.
Miss Margaret Sloane, daughter Of
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Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs, George r. Enrich an
nounce the engagement of their dauEh-
ter, Ethel Marie, to Reed Gale. of Chi
cago, IIL No date has been set for the
wedding.
5. II. Hardwick announces the engage
ment OF his daughter. Algie Marjorie,
to Walton H Hill The wedding will
occur at St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Montgomery, Ala, the evening OF We'd
nesday. December Il
Announcement had been made to in
innate friends and relatives If the en-
gagement Of Miss Sarah Truax, an ac-
tress Of some note, 20 Charles Stanley
Albert, son of Mr. an Mrs Allen D.
Albert, Of Georgetown, the aedding to
take place some time in the spring.
The bride is of English ancestry, but
was educated IL private scLouis in Chi
csgo. and has been prominent on the
American stage.
Mr. Albert was edUacted in. the pub
lie schools of Washington ard at the
George Washington, then the Columbian
Uuniversity, ami took two degrees. lie
later took a post graduate course at the
University of Minnesota and t. now gen.
CEal counsel for the Great Northern
Railway in Minneapolis. lie Is a mem
Der Of the Minneapolis Club and Of the
Ennekhada Club and an expert golf
player.
Kiss TTuaX VIII retire from the stage
Tcrmanently after the Christmas hOli-
GAYS and the wedding will take place
81 Chicago in the spring.
-Irs. William Kinkhead Carlisle an
rounced yesterday al tie marriage re
CcuiIOn of neT daughter, Miss Jane Car
lis'~, and Frederick LathrOp Allen. the
er-F cement Of her younger daughter
Miss Laura Ruth Carlisle, to Lewis
Sherman Pitkin. of Boston.
No date has yet been set for the we'd
dim
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MISS GILL
a BRIDE At
LEESBURO

MISS Margaret Matilda Gill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H GIL, OF
Hamilton, Loudoun county, and Eppa
Hunton Robitson, of Leesburg, wera
married at the home of the brides Pc
rents. in Hamilton, Wednesday, tie
Rev. S. V Hilldebrand, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. Of
floating The bride was attended by
Miss May Hagan, OF PaeouiaR Springs,
L0udoun county, and the bridegroom
best man was Luther. Gill, Of Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robitson will reside in
Leesburg.
Miss Elizabeth Morris Thompson.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. S. 6. Thomp-
son, Of Leesburg, and John Harrison
Reynolds, Of Springston, Idaho, We're
married Wednesday at Grace Cottage"
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il.
Grace, in Maryland. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, was
goWned in white chiffon cloth and car
ried white carnations. Immediately
after the ceremony breakfast vas
served. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
nOlds left for Springston, where the
bridegroom is a prominent business man.
Cards have been received here to the
marriage of Miss Mary Augusta Bull,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Holland Bull, OF
Norfolk, Va, to Fenton FUR Priest,
son Of the late John II. Priest. Of Md
dlebuTg, I.oudoun county. The cere-
mony viii be performed at the Second
Presbyterian Church. in Norfolk, Thurs
day evening, November Il
DR. Ernest Hagan. prominent dentist
of Purcerville. LOudoun county and
Miss Emma Seaton, OF washington.
were married at the home OF the bride,
in that city, Wednesday. They will re-
side in PUrcerviIle
The Bridge Club was entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Isadore Pike
at 'Elvon.' her home in the suburbs
Of Leesburg- The guests of the club
were Miss Mary Nash. Of Portsmouth
Va; Miss Hazel White. Of Leesrurg.
and Miss Meta Harrison Of LeesnIrg.
The members playing were Miss Belle
McGill, Miss Nancy Lee Janney. Miss
Rebecca Harrison. Miss Virginia Bowie.
Miss Florence Wells Van Devanter, Miss
Maria Washington Harrison. Miss Violet
Alexander. Mrs. Harry Tazewen Har-
rison, Mrs E 3. White, Mrs. John
Aldrldge Gibson. Mrs. William A. Metz
ger. Mrs. William Dade Hempstone.
Mrs. Robert Bentley Widman. Mrs
Thomas W. Edwards Mrs. Hartley
Trundle, and Miss Pike The ton score
was made by Miss Maria Harrison.
AZ a,5 Afrs yvilIfar,, Da5o zro,,-
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF THE WEEK

Brent, Mrs william J. Boothe, jr.' Mrs
George Uhler, Mrs. J, D. Howell Mrs
stuart Jameson, Mrs. Thomas J Robin
son. Mrs. T. Marshall Jones. Mrs. Hugh
MCGUIRE. Mrs. Carroll Ashby. Mise Rose
Mcdonald The top score was made By
Mrs T Marshall Jones.
Miss Kitty CHAMPION, who has been
the guest OF Miss Charlotte Blackburn
OF this city, has returned to her home
in washington.
Miss Mary Danohue. OF Fairfax. is Wis
iting Miss Elizabeth Jones, on Prince
street.
Miss Lou Jackson. Of Front Royal,
who has been the guest Of Miss Nc
Laughlin, has returned home.
Miss Mccoy is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Kemper. on washington street.
Mrs. Eleanor w. Howard has returned
from v.sit to Richmond and James
town.
Mrs. L, H. O'Brien and Mrs. J. f.
Alexander left Tuesday for Norfolk TO
attend n meeting or the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederaey OF Virginia
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee IS visiting
friends in Richmond.
Miss Grace Anderson and Miss Bessie
Jones gave the first Of a series Of dances
Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
The chaperons were Mrs. J. l. Howell.
Mrs. Richard Gibson, Mrs Thomas 3.
Cochran, and Mrs. Louis Scott The
dancers were Misses Mary and Clarence
Snowden, Misses Eva and Mary Dent.
Miss Bena Stratton, Miss Belle Danger
field, Miss Kitty Barrett Miss Mary
Donohue. of Fairfax. Miss Mile Her
bert, Miss Lisa Anderson Miss Lucy
Douglas, Miss Mamie Jones, Miss Jean
Brent, Miss Georgia French, Mss Mary
Philips. Miss Mildred Foster. Charles
Barret. James s. Douglas. Harry G.
Beverly. Marshall Jones, Page and VII
mer Waller. AIagruder and Jeryner
Dent. Robert Davis. or washington;
Louis Ansley. Lewis Machen, Aleck
Stratt0n, Milton French. Arthur Her
bert. DIT. Cochran. and Dick Chichester.
Miss Cult and Miss Mamie Norton
have returned from visiting their sisle.
Mrs. Alexander Sands. in Richmond.
Miss Louise Hon. OF Seminary Hi, IS
visiting Miss Mary Dabncy at the Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia
Miss Bentley. OF Eastern Shore. Mary
land, is visiting Mrs. Edward Stabler.
The Daughters American Revolution
were charmi8gly entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Dabnoy Herudou.
Among The members present were hrs.
Thomas Robinson. Mrs. w. a. SmooL,
Miss Janney, drs. K. c. Powell. Mrs
a .. Crockett, Mrs. Eleanor Wash
inEton Howard. Mrs. J. Foster, Mrs. W.
3. Smoot, Mrs. Mcclure, and Mrs. 9.
Booth.
The junior card club held its first
meeting at Mrs. +. c. Actions residence.
Miss Courtney GreenOugh being hostess.
The members are Misses Clarence and
Mary Snowden. Miss Goorgie French,
Mss BeCle .DanEeTfield, Miss Jean
! Brent. Miss Ellen Fawcett. Miss Katie
Smoot Mss Marion Gregg, Miss Re
becca Chler. Miss Laura Danenhow, as
guests, Miss Marion TunstaH Miss
MurieI Rodgers Magruder and Gwynne
Dent. Harry Beverly, O'BannOn Cooper,
Charles Barrett. James Douglas. VIII
mer Wallen, RobIey Brumbach, Mar
shall Jones. The prizes were won by
by Miss Laura Danehow and Nagruder
Dent.
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Bridge Whist
Party Delights
AleXandrianS

Mrs. William J. Bootne and Mrs.
George S. French were the hostesses at
the golf club Thursday afternoon at a
bridge whist club. The members pres
ent were: Mrs. ]. g Howell. Mrs
Lawrence StableT. Mrs. Stewart Jane.
son. Mrs. Isaac Gregg. Mrs William
Wattles. Mrs. Edward Kemper Miss
George French, Misses Mary and
Clarence Snowden. Mss Laura Daneu-
hover. Miss Jean Brent, Misses Ellen
and Susie Fawcett, Misses Grace and
Lisa Anderson. Miss Mary Thompson.
Miss Annie Murphy Miss Sallie Kemp
or. Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Cora SmoOt,
Miss Mamie Agnew, Misses Bentley.
Mrs. Wilson Brown. jr., is visiting her
father, Capt Herbert Bryant, on North
Washington street
Miss Rose Mccormick. OF RerryvlIle.
S. visiting Miss Mary Johnston.
Mrs. Turner. Of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of Miss Cummings.
Miss George French has returned
from visit 10 her aunt, Mrs. Long
he!d. at CismOut, Albemarle county.
j. Corbin Creighton has some 10 st.
Louis, H., 10 attend the wedding of his
son, J. A. Creighton, and Miss Hazel
Carroll
j. ,. Crupper and family have return
ed 70 their home in this city.
Roy Stephenson, of Winchester, Va,
was the guest of Judge Keith Norton
during the week
Mrs Louis scott entertained most de-
hghttully Tuesday at a matinee bridge,
the first of a series she is giving this
winter. Those who played were Mrs.
William B. Smoot, Mrs. Samuel c.
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Pollard. Of Alexandria. November 20.
The ceremony viii be performed IN the
presence of the members OF the families
OF the young couple by tie Rev. Or.
Davenport. OF Anacostia, In the home OF
the bride There viii be no attendants
for either bride or bridegroom A large
number of invitations have been issued
for the reception. which viii take place
Immediately after the ceremony
Miss Bessie Jones, daughter of Mrs.
Anna E. Jones. was married Wednes-
day morning at II O'Clock. at Christ
Church. Navy Yard. 10 Fred Royce
FTanzoni. The Rev. Arthur S. Johns per
formed the ceremony, at which only
relatives and intimate friends were
present The church was decorated with
palms and white chrysanthemums. The
bride was given IN marriage by her
brother. A. H. williams. She wore a
tallOr-made gown OF navy blue herring
bone cheviot, and a hat of Alice blue
velvet, trimmed with green ostrich
plumes, and carried a bouquet OF white
chrysanthemums- The maid or honor
was Miss +. Marguerite Weller, who
wore tailored gown of Alice blue
broadcloth and white panne velvet hat,
trimmed with lace and ostrich plumes-
She carried pink chrysanthemums- The
best man was Edwin FTauzoni, brother
OF the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Fran
zOni left for a wedding trip immediate
.ly after the ceremony, and on their re-
turn will live at COS Massachusetts ave
nue..
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Hempstone. and their son, Master VII
liam Dade Hempstone, jr.
Miss Ethel Pike returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to her sister.
Mrs. Arthur II. Smith. at Fort Niagara.
\. Y She viii leave shortly for Nor
folk, Va, where she viii make an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Mary Nash. who has been the
guest Of Miss Belle McGiU. at the lat
ter's home on Cornwall street. returned
to her home in Portsmouth. Va. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlop. who have
been spending the summer and early fall
at Woodburn Farm. with their son.
James Dunlop. 'jr- have returned 20
their home in Washington.
! A. Bernard Chancellor, a prominent
lawyer Of Baltimore, Md, spent several
days In Leesburg during tie week.
Mrs. Edward G. Caunman has gone to
Washington, where She VIII spend the
coming winter
Col. James II. Morrison, of Luray. Va.
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Cline. in Leesburs. during
the last week.
Miss Mary Ferguson left Tuesday los
an extended visit TO the Misses Having.
OF Washington.
Mrs. Levi T. Morton is the guest or
her daughter. Mrs. William CorcoraE
Eustis. at the latteV's home, OatIanGs
Farm, near LeesbuTg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gillette. who have
been spending the autumn months al
! Evergreen Lodge" near here, re-
turned Monday to their home in Wash
ington.
Howard Z. Cole. of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank. Of this place left Satur-
day last 20 join Or. J. n. Henderson,
of Williamsburg, Va, for a two weeks
hunting trip through southwest Viz
ginia and the Carolinas.
Mrs. Norven and daughter. Miss LIE
nora Norvell. of Beaumont. Tex, nave
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William H
Martin, at the latters home in the
/ eastern suburb OF Leesburg.
Miss Florence Nixon left Tuesday for
an extended visit to her sister Mrs.
William Spinks, of Washington.
Harry Thompson, Frank l1emine.
Nathan Neer, and Smith Grubb OF
HiIlsboro. have been spenfng the last
week at the jamestown Exposition.
DIT. Clifton Wallace. of Washington,
was the guest of relatives in Leesburs
! for several days during the last week.
Prof. 7. ". Reed and sons arc az
the home Of Judge X. II. Tebhs for the
coming winter.
Mr.. Toland, Of washington. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs William Dade
Hempstone, at the latter's home or
Ncrth King street.
DIT. and Mrs. Joseph Rathie. OF
/ Cockeysvilie. Md, are visiting Mr..
Rathie's mother in Leesburg-
Miss Elizabeth c. Henderson and Miss
Lillian Viers White are at the James
town Exposition.
Edward r. Conkling, of Washington,
was the weekend guest Of friends in
| Leeshurg.
Charles +. Harrison spent several
/ days at the Virginia Hot Springs during
I the last week.
Mrs William Carlos Lewis, who has
been visiting relatives in Leesburg, re-
turned Monday TO her home in Conway.
South Carolina
Among those IN Leesburg for the
hunting season IS, Mrs. Dorothy Hender-
I SON, of Wildwood, Va.
TOO HIGH NOW.
Il want to elevate the stage averred
Hamlet Fatt.
You do, hey sneered Yorick Hamm.
why, only last night you were declar-
I ire
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TOO HIGH NOW.

Il want to elevate the stage" averred
Hamlet Fatt.
You do, hey sneered Yorick Hamm.
why, only last night you were declar-
ing that you are over their heads as
1t is."-Pucls.
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Miss Nora NJ. Hunt and =. ). Broder-
lex were quietly married at st Stephen s
Church. Twenty-hfth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Tuesday by the Rev.
T. D. Williams
The bride wore blue travelling gown.
and blue hat Miss Frederick. sister
of the bridegroom, was the brides only
attendant and also wore blue gown.
John Barry acted as best man.
After a trip to Atlantic City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Broderick Will be at home at 205l
7 street northwest.
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Lester Collier and Miss Elizabeth san
ford, both Of Petersburg, Va, were mar
ried in the Metropolitan Hotel. Wetnes-
day, by the Rev. +. II. Lamar. pastor
OF the Wilson Memorial NJ. r. Church,
OF this city Those who attended the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs Collier
and d. =. adams, of Petersburg, Va,
and j. R. Marks r. b. Crump. and Miss
Eva NJ Cr,mp.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Dade Hemp
stone entertained Thursday evening in
honor Of their daughter. Miss Ida Lee
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These lectures and demonstrations will
be given by Sidney Lloyd Wrightson
s. NJ. Fabian. w. G. OWst. Charlemagne
koehler and Sol Minister, making five
weekly lectures in all Besides lectures
the hour viii be divided into different
forms of study and work.
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The Friday Morning Club gave their
first musicale Friday, November S. Miss
Kaspar sang with Verdure Clad"
0Iaydn) and BATH. BATH" from Don
Giovanni" CMozar). Mrs. F. ". True
Is the musical director this year
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A concert viii be given in the parish
hall Of Trinity Episcopal Church. cor
ner Third and c streets northwest.
Thursday, November "A, at S:15 p. m.
The program will include quartets,
duets. and solos by the following we'll
known musicians Mr.. and Mrs TheO-
dore Apple, baritone and soprano; Mrs
Lippett, contralto; Mrs. Sillers, tenor;
Miss Edith S;Owell, soprano; Thomas L.
Jones, tenor; Mrs. F. B. Gilmore. con-
tTaltO, Miss Helen Calhoun, pianist, and
Miss Lenore Gerlach. soprano.
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At the Library Of Congress THURSDAY
November :, the concert for the blind
was given by Mrs. F. 3. Gilmore. so
pranC. and Miss Mabel c. Linton. plan
ist Mrs Gilmore has been substitut-
ing in thu choir Of the Epiphany Church
for the last month. and was for sew
eraI years a member Of the quartet OF
Grace NJ. Z. Church. Of Baltimore. Miss
Linton is the organist OF lexington
Presbyterian Church. They gave de-
IiC-hffll nrogram
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A recital at Miss Georgia =. Miller s
Virgil Clavier School 1929 F street north
west, viii be given by Miss Irene Diet
rich. soprano. and Miss Olive Demarest.
pianist Monday evening, November IS.
at $50 D. m. The program viii be:
"Gavotte" (Gluck-Brahms), Miss Olive
Demarest; aria-der Freischutz (Weberl.
Miss Irene Dietrich; etude. nocturne.
impromptu Chopin Miss Olive Dema-
rest: The Nightingale and the Rose"
CNevin), a Garden Of Love" Cd'Harde-
loO. "A May Day CWalthew) Miss
Irene Dieterich: polonaise from Mig
non" CThomas). Miss Irene Dieterich /;
En- Antoine CMOsZkOwskD. "Cantique
d'Amour Qiszt) Miss Olive Demarest;
'Das Kraut Vergessenheit'' (Von Fie-
litz) "Er lists" (WolD. Elm Kahne~
tGrieg), "Staendschen" CStrauss). Miss
Irene Dleterich; rhapsodie CBrahms).
Miss Olive Demarest
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The recital already announced 10 be
given by Miss Irene Dieterich. soprano,
and Miss Georgia Miller, pianist. for to-
morrow. Is postponed until Monday. No
vember Is. II skill be given IL Miss
Georgia AliHer's studio, Iz29 + street
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Miss Lou Jackson. of Front Royal.
who has been the guest of Miss Nc
Laughlin, has returned home
The Washington times., 1907-11-10

Miss Mccoy is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Kemper. on washington street.
The Washington times., 1907-11-10

Mrs. Eleanor W. Howard has returned
from a visit to Richmond and James
town.
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Mr. and Mrs, George r. Enrich an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ethel Marie, to Reed Gale. of Chi
cage. IlL No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Mrs. L, II. O'Brien and Mrs. J. f.
Alexander left Tuesday for Norfolk to
attend n meeting or the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederaey of Virginia
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J. ,. Crupper ana family have return
ed 70 their home in this city.
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Among those IN Leesburg for the
hunting season is, Mrs. Dorothy Hender-
SON, of wildwood, Va.
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Miss Mary Dsnohue. OF Fairfax is Wis
iting Miss Elizabeth Jones, on Prince
street.
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Roy Stephenson, of Winchester, va.
was the guest of Judge Keith Norton
during the week.
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Miss Kitty Champion, who has been
the guest Of Miss Charlotte Blackburn
OF this city, has returned to her home
in washington.