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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12
Boy wanted at Starkey's drug store.

Seven-room house for rent. Apply
to A. A. Stone.
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Miss Fryde Bergren, of Brainerd, is
visiting Mrs. F. Buckentin this week.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Richmuth on October 9th.
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Ole R.Eystad of Scott was business
visitor in Morris Tuesday.
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G. Roy Stowell has purchased from
A. McConvi1le the residence in which
be is now living. Mr.. Stowell has ac-
quired a desirable residence property
The consideration was 81 500.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bombach return
ed to their home in New York the
first of the week after visiting here
the past three weeks with his parents,
and with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Geiseke,
his brother in law and sister,
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Patrick Vaughan, who has been
visiting with his parents near Alberta
and with friends here in Morris, re-
turned the first of the week to Hot
Springs, where he has good position
as manager of drug store.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12

Elsie Shuman is spending this wee k
visiting friends in Benson.
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Robert Ashbaugh has rented the
Lord farm north of town.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12

DR.. o. O. Nelson goes to Hancock
on the 10Th and 18th and consequently
his Morris office will be closed on those
days.
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REVIEW OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Fl. B. I.und, practical matchmaker,

FL. B. I.und, practical matchmaker,
Smoke the Big Stone cigar. 1t is
made in Morris.
Joe Bird has accepted good posi-
ton in wholesale house at Grand
Forks.
FOR RENT-A good farm, good
improvements. Inquire of Preston
Fahnestock, Alberta, Mimi. II
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Pig Found.

Fig FOuuu.
A pig strayed to my place on Sun
day. Owner can nave same by prov
ing property and paying charges.
- III. PARsoN.
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District court will convene on Mon
day, the fast day being devoted as
usual to the hearing Of motions and
the preliminary call of the calendar,
On Tuesday the petit jurors are sum-
moned to appear and the trial of jury
cases will begin. 1t is exp ected that
there will be several cases which will
go to the jury and for that reason the
term may be one of the longest for
some time and may extend into the
second week. There are no criminal
cases to be tried. The regular officers
of the court will officiate. Geo. FL.
Munro has been selected as deputy
clerk.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12

At the regular monthly meeting of
the school board on Monday evening,
the resignation of Mrs. Phipps was
accepted, and Miss Orion, who for
merly held the same position, was
elected to the vacancy. Mr.. Colyer,
who has been a useful member of the
board for nearly eighteen years, also
presented his resignation. The vacancy
will be filed at the next meeting.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12

To see the Japanese mode of travel
in the United States is something of a
novelty and when questioned regard
ing the Japanese who draws the JIM
rikisha, Miss Minton, the leading lady
of the Panama Company, which is to
appear here at the Armory, Oct. 10Th
only smiles as says, 81 am only at
liberty to say that he is member of
a distinguished Japanese family who
for educational purposes only, has con-
sented to occupy his present posi- i
ton. You know only the low people
in Japan draw Jimrikisha and # was
part OF onr contract not to divulge
his exact social status in his own
cosntr--. Miss Minton may be seen
next Wednesday taking he1 daily ride.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-10-12

For rent -Four splendid up stair
rooms, unfurnlshed or partly furnish
ed. Apply to Rev. F. A. Lawson.
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The county commissioners will
meet again next Tuesday for a re-
hearing of benefits and damages as.
sessed for county ditch No. 3.

Ed Kelly, brakeman on the Browns
Valley freight, had one of his legs
broken at the ankle on the 7th. lie
was brought to Morris and is now at
the Merchants Hotel under the care
of DR.. Caine. The accident was caused
by Kelly being thrown from car by
the Jerking of the train.
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Russell Howard Campbell, the eight
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Campbell, of Farmnas, died from tu-
bercular meningitis on Thursday. The
funeral will be held today, interment
being in the Scandia cemdtery. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell have the sypmathy
of friends and neighbors in the death
of their little one.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Colyer and
Mrs. Lash left for Minneapolis on
Thursday noon.
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I want to buy two carloads of stock
hogs at once. Top prices paid. M. F.
Fnnegan.
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FOR RENT-A four room cottage
with barn. Enquire of J. III. Deven-
ney. If
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Go mpetent girl wanted by Mrs. Jas.
Griffith, apply either to the Office or
the house.
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Good half section farms to rent. Chas

| Vaughn.
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Canal Contractors
Holding Conference

lock part Of the canal, government Of
hclals point 10 his record o. having ac-
cOmplished one OF the biggest engineer
ing feats IN the country ana the biggest
lock ia the world on the 500 canal
That work alone Is looked upon by
Chairman Shonts as sufficient recon-
inendatiOn OF Mr.. Bangs ability 10
build the locks.
Hurry Work on Bids.
Il is understood to be the desire OF
the Canal Commission TO pass upon the
bids and have the contracts drawn up
at the earliest possible moment. Ia order
that the contractors may get down on
the isthmus and take over the work BE-
fore the close Of Congress. The contract
will be made out with the time limit
blank. subject 10 the future decision
OF the commission, which. upon grant
ing the contract. will Immediately set
out in a body for the isIhmus. 70 make
careful study OF conditions there in
order 10 fix the time limit. They viii
then name the bonus which Will BE-
granted fO- earlier construction.
Before leaving the city Mr.. Oliver said
he and Mr. Bangs stood in readiness
10 be on the isthmus within twenty
days, With a large force OF men, and
the work could easily be taken over
within a month. within the siXty-day
limit We could make considerable dirt
fiy, / think said he.
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flowers and Mr. and Mrs Milligan
Teoe iyed number OF handsome gifts.
Mrs. Ninigan received her guests
in a gown Of black lace over chiffon
and tanaJI. and carried a shower Of
Bride roses. Her daughter. Mrs. G..
IL Beach. Of BayOnnr n. j.. assisted
her mother and wore gown Of white
lausd0Wne trimmed IN chiff0n and lace.
Another daughter. Miss Milligan, wore
blue etamine gown trimmed with
Irish lace.
Others in the receiving party were
Mrs. George Cller, Miss Edith o.
Emerson. Mrs. c. NJ. Forrest, and Miss
Alice Short
8lf and Mrs. AIiligan were married
az Galva, III. January u, 1854 but had
lived IN Washington Tor seventeen
years. They have four daughters and
two SONS. Mrs. Charles Lamb. Of Wash
ingtOn: Mrs. + j Marble. OF Omaha.
Neb: Mrs. g T. Reach. Miss MilligaH.
their youngest child; e.. Il. Milligan, Of
Des M0ines. Iowa. and +. A. Mllligau,
OF Washington They have seven grand
children and one great-gIaudch.ld.
Among the guests at the reception
were: Senator Allison. Representative
Huh. Jsmvs 5. ClaElIsOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
James 4. Crystal. Ar. and Mrs. John
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kins Mr.. aud AIRS. G0ldsbor0ugh. Dr.
and Mrs L0Ting Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mare. Mrs.
Lincoln and Miss Lincoln. Mrs Robert
Hlnckley, Mrs. EdWatd Simpson. Mrs.
Jackson and Miss Laura jackson. Mrs
John Rogers. Airs Barney. Mr. and Mrs
Gibson FahnesIock. Mr.. and Mrs. Chat
ard, Mrs. clageI and Mrs Henri de ST.
bcuF, the Nlsc0uutcss De Sibour. Mrs T.
a. NJ Hopkins. Mr. and Ms Ernest
Howe Air. and Mrs. Emo. Co.e1el and
Mrs. GoOdlOe. Mrs. H0oes Nj. and Mrs
Addison. Mlss Boardman. Commander
and Mrs Clover. the Misses Oliver. Miss
Collier. cuJhbert Brown Rear Admiral
aud Mrs McGOWan, Mss MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Bloomer. Miss Rl5omer, Miss
Ffoulke Airs. Nathaniel Wilson. Mr and
Mrs. John Watts keaney. Miss Gale,
Miss McCeny, Mrs Henry Cleveland
Perkins. and the Misses Perkins. the
Misses Todd.
AR AMI Mrs, Thomas G.. Milligan
celebrated their golden wedding auni-
tersary yesterday by a delightful az
teru0on reception in their apartment
in the Astoria. The apartment was
s'gettilv decorated with palms and cut
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Senior Vice Commander John J. Strain.
Of Gen. William +. Barry Garrison. No.
26, Of the Army and Navy Union, L. 5.
A. made announcement today that a
committee OF that organization AZ
meeting held in the Office or Cen.
Andrew S. Burt last night, decided
10 hold an anniversary celebration OF
the organization on Sunday night, March
q. al G.. a. X. Hall, marking the nine
teeuth year Of its existence, The Army
and Navy Union WAS organized In en-
cinnatI. Ohio. March 81. la6G The mat
ter viii be taken Up BY ali the local
garTisOns this week.
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expected the contract viii be passed
upon by Chairman Shonts ana Secretary
of War Taft.
IL the opinion OF some Of the canal
commissioners. the labor end is the most
difficult part Of the job. An engineer
may plan lock, but he must have labor
10 accomplish the end. and the question
Of handling labor and getting results on
the isthmus is recognized as difficult
ore.
Knows How to Handle Labor.
Mr.. Oliver is one OF the biggest en-
Dloyers Of contract labor in tae South.
Z not in all the country. His plan OF
handling the Southern negroes ia relays
0l several thousand. returning them 10
this country after period Of work. al
ready has been described. Both con-
tractors have had leadIng officials and
confidential men IN their employ on the
lsthmus Tor several months. studying
The conditions. the possibilities and esu-
mating the cost. difficulties and length
Of time that may be required. AS a re-
suit OF the reports, they feel confident
that they can do the job at 60 with
good profit and get better results fOr
:ne amount OF money invested. out OF
lAe southern negro than any foreign
!abor-spanlshi jamaican negro. or
Chinese coolie.
As TO Mr.. Bangs ability to handle the
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OF Mrs. Jewetts mother. Mrs. Hume. OF
Massachusetts avenue, where Lieutenant
Jewett is III with typhoid fever
Miss Katherine Elkius went over 10
New York yesterday 10 spend a few
days with Miss Pauline Morton. Miss
Elkins will be enc OF the bridesmaids at
Ais MUrtons wedding, February ? 10
J. Hopkins Smith. She will return home
this week. ..L.-l=As
A wedding OF much interest to Wash
ingtOnians was sOlemnized by the Rev.
Dr. Zepp. or Mt Onvet Church, Balls
ton. Va. yesterday. when Miss Amelio
Virginia Menefee and Victor Carlton
Olmsted were united.
The bride wore a tailormade brown
suede suit with hat shoes and gloves
10 match.
The ceremony was Witnessed by the
brides parents, MIR. Flournoie, and Mrs.
Jean Menefee, OF the Washington Col
lege, and several friends.
The bridal couple will spend their
honeymoon at MeadbrOOk the bride
groom home, AT Belair. Va.
Miss Helene Eiseman. daughter OF NJ.
F. Eiseman. was married last evening
to Abe Sigmund. The ceremony was
performed at 7 O'Clock In the home Ot
the brides father. sos Massachusetts
avenue, by Rabbi Abram simon, OF the
Eighth Street Temple. The bride was
hecOmingly attired in a gown OF white
embroidered batiste with rare old lace
al neck and sleeves. and a veil caught
gracefully with orange blossoms ana a
shower bouquet OF lilies of the valley
and maidenhair ferns. After the cere-
.e.HsHs. u
thrown open 10 a bower OF roses, ferns,
and smilaN, the decorations or the table
carried out In pink and silver candel-
abras. and the guests entered 10 a
buffet dinner Those in the bridal party
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kahn, grandpar-
ents OF The bride NJ L. Eiseman, Mr.
and Mrs. Saul MYer. Mrs. A Sigmund
mother OF the groom Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rothschild, Dr.
NJ. Kahn and wife. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ma
than Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gold
man, MIR. and Mrs, Sydney Kaufman
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund. Mr.. and
Mrs. David y. Elsehan. Mr and Mrs.
Lou NeWmyer, Dr. and Mrs Abram
Simon, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. NeWmver.
Louis Kahn, Harry Kahn, $. y Mver
GOldie Sigmund, Howard Sigmund. and
Mr. and Mrs. David l. Engel. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sigmund are spending their
honeymoon on an extended trip TO NeU-
YORK, Niagara, and Atlantic CITY on
their return they will reside at I7f3 IL
street northwest
Miss Helene d. E.ngel who has been
spending the past three weeks in New
York city. Is nov visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Maurice Engel, at her country
home. Port Washington, Long Island.
Mrs. Rheine. of 2252 n street. has as
her guest Mrs. William Rosendale, OF
Providence. r. !.
Mrs. Eugene Behreud will be at home
Wednesday at 1877 Eighth street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Pach are visiting
in New York and Philadelphia for a
month.
The Bible class will meet tomorrow
afternoon az the Temple. Or. Simon
VIII preside.
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Miss Ryan Is Hostess
At Charming Luncheon
Guests We're Invited to Meet Miss Barry and
Miss Sessions, In Whose Honor the AZ
fair Was Arranged.

Pout, Senator 'ausbrOueh. Represent
alive and Mrs. Lowden, Representative
William =. AiC HiHley. Representative
BarthGldt Mrs. Hobart. Mrs. Logan
Mrs Benedict, Mrs. MOncuFe Robinson,
Mrs Stevens Miss Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Thropp, Heavy DUPONT, Jro
and Mr.. TOtten.
Colonel de PedeTneiras. military at
tache OF the Brazilian embassy. LETT
Washington yesterday morning for New
York where he will spend the week.
Mt and Mrs. John jay Duff, Of Phila-
delphia. who have leased an apartment
in the Connecticut for the season lett
Washington yesterday for Atlantic Cigy,
where they viii remain for week or
ten days.
Mrs John r. Stevens. wife Of the
chief engineer Of the PHuama Canal,
has taken an apartment I'm the COnnecJI-
cut for the winter and will be al home
Fridays during the season.
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D. D. DAUGHT0N'S FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW

The funeral OF Darius D. Daughton,
who died yesterday. will be held al ESQ
O. clock tomorrow afternoon in his home.
2f1 Tenth street southeast Burial viii
be made in Congressional Cemtery.
Mr. DaughtOn had not been In good
health for more than year. be was
az one time connected with many fra
ternal organizations, but recently was
identified cn.y with the Knights or
Pythias, which viii be represented AZ
the serVi5 es. Mr. DaughtOn is survived
by his wife. formerly Miss Emma
Smart, and several children.
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Miss Louise Ryan. the debutante
daughter of Mrs. Arthur b. Ryan. OF
Sunderland place, was hostess today at
a delightful luncheon party compliment
tary 70 Miss Barry and Miss Sessions,
The table was prettlly decorated with
pink roses and those invited 10 meet The
guests Of honor were the Miss MaIgueT-
tie ShonEs, Miss Theodore Shonts, Miss
Le Breton, Miss Perie Anderson. Miss
Maria Teresa Carlo Miss Hatfield. Kiss
Brewster. Miss Murray. and Miss aiar-
tha Ryan
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poRTER HFLp ZOE THEFr.

William II. Buckner, coIored. twenty
two years old employed as a porter By
A. Minister, 50l Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. was arrested this morning
by Central ONCE Detectives Grant ana
Bermau.
IL Is alleged that BuciCner has been
stealing articles from The store for The
last seven moaths.
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s. Wslker, Captain ana Mrs. Forrest.
Mr.. sld Mrs. George OileF, William III,
Fleming. Air. and AIRS. DeWhurst DR.
and AiTs. Bristol, DR.. and Mrs. Kings-
man. Dr. and Mrs Monett, William
Onley, Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Eldridge,
Mr. ard Mrs. Edwin S. la Fetra, Dr.
and Mrs. lie Fetra, Mrs. Anderson
Lacey, i. IL. Bristow, ami many others.
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The Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives and Miss Cannon were the
guests OF honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
B, Henderson at dinner last nishf. ln-
vited 20 meet them We're Senator and
Mrs. Sp9Qner Senator aud Mrs Scott.
Senator and Mrs. Burkett. Senator Du-
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WEDDINGS LUNCEON TEAS AND RECEPTIONS FOR SOYS SMART SET
DaH-COnnOr Wedding
In All Souls Church
Following the Noon Ceremony a Wedding
Breakfast Was Served at the Home of the
Brides Parents on Twelfth Street

Miss Marion Dali. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Healey Dali. Of 1lls
Twelfth street. and Charles Conner
were married al noon today in All Souls
Church by the Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. assisted by the pastor OF the
church. the Rev. L. 5. Pierce. The
church decorations were effective ia a
color scheme Of green, palms being the
keynote
Miss Dan who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a modish travelling
gown of brown cloth. with "A becoming
hat. and carried shower OF white or
chids and lilies OF the valley, The bride
had as her attendants TWO matrons OF
honor and six bridesmaids. Mrs. WI
liam Curtis Hn and Mrs. John p. VIII
son. ir.. OF Chicago. were the matrons or
honor. and the bridesmaids We're Miss
Estelle Whitney. an aunt of the bride,
Miss Mary AldriCh. a cousin OF the
bride; Miss Marjorie Brm, all OF New
York; Miss Jessie Ring, OF Saginaw.
Mich, also cousin OF the bride, and
Miss Ridgely and Miss Taylor Arms OF
Washington. The gowns or the attend
ants We're all alike. white chiffon over
pale yellow silk, and they carried bou-
quets OF red roses.
Mr.. Conner had az his best man his
brother. Capt William ID. ConnoF. and
the ushers were Charles Whitney Dali,
Marcus Hele Dali. brothers OF the bride.
Samuel H. Hubbard. Jr., OF New York.
&, 5. Smith, Frank Poole William
Curtis Hin. and Albert T.. Clemms, all
OF Washington.
After the ceremony in the church. a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the bride for the bridal party,
81
Mrs. Dali. the brides mother. received
the guests I'm a handsome costume OF
blue velvet with a becoming blue toque
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Conner left Washington for an extend
cd bridal trip ana upon their return will
reside at StOneleigh Court
Among the Out-Of-tOWn guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ostrim. Chicago. ILL.,:
III; Mrs Charles c. Whitney. Miss
Whitney. Mrs. Austin Dali, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer AldriCh. the Misses Al
drich. Mr.. and Mrs. Meissim, all Of
New York: Mr. and Mrs Josiah 3.
Munro. Buffalo. \. Y; Mrs. SeaVy Miss
Munro. of Boston, Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark J.. Ring. of Saginaw. Mich; Mr..
and Mrs. Hollis COnnor and Miss Con-
nor Of Clinton. Iowa.
Miss Ethel Chase returned yesterday
10 Bryn MaWr. where she is attending
school, after spending the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. b.
Chase.
George HELEN left Washington yester-
day for his shooting box. in North Caro-
lima. for a two weeks stay.
Mrs Darlington. wife OF Gen. CARING
ton, L. 5, A. has gone 10 Cuba. where
she vii be the guest OF friends for a
few weeks.
a company at dinner last evening in
their home, on Rhode Island avenue.
The Misses Phelps. daughters OF Judge
Phelps, of Baltimore. are the guests OF
Airs. HATFIELD. wife OF Colonel Hatfield
of Fort Ayer.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jewett are the guests
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ATTENDS
BENEFIT CONCERT
Delightful Tableaux and Play
for Benefit of House
of Mercy.

Society by courtesy kept last evening
open for the purpose OF attending the
tableauX. play, ana concert at Rgus-
chers for the benefit OF The House OF
Mercy. and there was large ana graft
flying audi ace. The cast Of the play
and tableauN had 10 be considerably
changed al the last moment Miss Ceryl
era wfOrd Miss Katherine Jennings. Miss
IN hette Williams. ana Miss katherine
Clabaugh having 10 drop out because
OF illness. which was a matter OF great
disap pOiutment. The reconstructed cast
OF the tableauN was as follows;
Cupids Dilemma and Cupid's Decision
The Misses ShOnts
Cupid and Psyche..........M Miss Erlocher
pa nErFa hafgg nv.g..rf
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The Misses ShOuts added 10 their al
ready well-known reputation for good
dr--zing, by appearing in bright scarlet
tulle with scarlet sequins, and white
satin and pink rose buds. respectively.
the attendant Cupid 10 the latter being
in pink tights and gold wings. Miss Olga
Converse did an exquisite skirt dance
and looked a picture. The One-act play
PLACE aux Danes was given by Miss
Buggles. as POrtia: Miss Converse. IS
Opheiia; Miss Watson, as Juliette: AIRS
Chapman-Smith, as Lady Macbeth.
The persian Garden vas exquisite
~ sung by Miss Doe, Mrs. Reed, Nv.
by Mr.. Eldredge. ali OF 81. Margaret S
Church choir. Although the music did
not suit Miss Does lovely voice as well
as the other things she has sung. the
quality was delightful and the ensemble
work was good, showing much skill IN
the training
Among the distinguished people in the
audience were Mrs. william A Slater,
In an empire gown OF black net, en-
broidered IN iridescent spangles and
built over blue silk: Mrs. Henry Wells,
black velvet with deep yoke Of white
lace, outlined in jet passementerie; Miss
Eleanor Terry. princess gown or white
crepe, and large white feather boa
Mrs. John Biddle. champagne crepe.
trimmed with heavy lace IN the same
Y
eTty. with sun pleated bodice and skirt;
Mrs. Upton Muir. white embroidered
chiffon Mrs. John T. Davis French
blue wolfe. with yoke OF white lace. out
lined with gold; Mrs. Lee Phillips, blue
crepe de chine and chiffon. with a deep
yoke Of French lace and touches
OF gold; Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.
white lace: Mrs. Ernest Howe. pink
hrOcade. trimmed with embroidered
bands in the same tone; Mrs Edison
Bradley, pompadour silk, with inaets Il
lace. Miss Helen Pf0ulke white Valen-
cIennes. trimmed with narrow bands Of
pale yellow velvet ribbon; Mrs L.uqucr.
gray chiffon, with sequins N clH steel.
Miss Enrol Brown. white lace, with pom
radOur ribbon. Miss LOEiEg, enc mpa Ene
crepe. with pointe de venise lace. Miss
Denny. white crepe, with touches or
gold: Miss Schroeder. white embr0id red
crepe de chime Mrs. Barney. black Sc
quined net Miss Siebert pale blue
satin, with bertha of point lace and
Mrs Lyman Tiffany, gray crepe De
chine
Others were DR.. and Mrs Ralph Jeu-
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Major and Mrs McCawiey entertained
a company at dinner last evening in
their home, on Rhode Island avenue.
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The Misses Phelps. daughters OF Judge
Phelps, of Baltimore. are the guests Of
Mrs Hatfield. wife OF Colonel Hatfield
of Fort Myer.
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AIRS. Darlington. wife OF Gen. CARING
ton. l.. s A has gone TO Cuba. where
she vii be the guest OF friends for a
few weeks.