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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

ooer GntjilnOnmg ser 2llnoen ioIlte
nit Dem GcaOD 0teIici mie foIgt be.
bonoeIt Werocn: Ger Batient ioate
20 Gropicn res HeIief ieoe Shtnoe III
cinem gSelEgIaic boil BaIicr erGaIten,
nno Die gnn5e @ruIt 9iiidcn unO
6ront muB inter Ocm GinihtB oes
9ieIief OlrA bGuigc 9tppIifotionen
arboltcn uarocn; geef.Sbec unO
Sraft-Suppen miiiien Dem Botienten
3lr St1rtlng gegebGn meroen, un0
leiae Gingepeioe miiiIcu bin lmo iuie.
Der OrrG Dt. Jtaomap's giucn in
Sb0tigteit eeiebt >uerOcn.
Gnt5iinOung ser gicren, Gnt3iin.
Onng Der 9Ioie, gntjiin0lng Der Gin.
1emeibe, @nt3iinOung ser 2lln9en,
meGer SalS, 9rond)itis, Idmeres
9lt1mcn, Group, Gntarrb, SMiIuenSa,
arpiI6mer5eu, 3abupeb. NeirroIgie,
HbetuatisnnlS, fuIte GhiQs, Slguc
GbiIlS, GbitblainS, 6roitIbdoen.
0ie glppItotion bon 9f Il 81 e.
lie | nlf ocn oocr oic 3beile, no Die
S6mirri8reit oOcr ser S6mers eri.
Itirt, miro grIeidtering in0 Iube
9elu1bren.
Snncrli6, Elm ba!ber S6eeIof.
iel in einem baIbcn @Iaie 8oIIer,
fllrirt IN ciri0en Ninltten 9rGmpfe,
SpaSnl8, lauren Mogen. Soobren.
ncn, gtcrO6iitdt, S6Ioiloiigfeit, aopf.
wc6, 0iarrGoe, 9Dienterie, GoIic,
VI1bungen lln0 alle inuerlibrn
S6ncr5en.
Malaria in icinen OrrIdJicoenen Sur.
men l.ichrr ,,,,N lIo,,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
gSar eS Gin 9innbnoro ?

q em Oorf I. Scbrllnr. = @S
beiBt iebt baB 99iQinm s. Gonobue,
NtitgIicO Der 2egiSlotir fir einen
9rooflpner 0tltrift, melhen man &C.
ltern entieelt unO nit Ourdli6oiienenl
aopie in Dem Sinter5imner elmer
@irtbihoft in YroofIpn otffono, niht
SclbItmoro beging, luie man 5uerlt
olgenein glaubte, ionOern Dab er eli
mem Ger6reben gum Opier fiel. 9llS
er ieine @obnllng etlide Stlnoen Dor
icinem 8o6e uerlieb, iol( er 5000 IN
Scr Sni6e ge6abt bn6cl, llno lOie go
Ii5ei fano mr. 500 bel ieiner 2eicbe
Dor. 9luBeroem lit Scr GDorofter ser
@unoe eir iolder, oaB er Die glmtnb.
ne onSidlieBt, onb 0onobue Ben
SduB ieI6It a6geicucrt babe. 8ie
Yoli5ei iabnoet aui cinen Eolen, nit
lpel0cnl Donobue lcbtbin einige
8ransaftionen gcbobt bo6en iol.
Mrr i'm Serni icin Sieilciidl itrapaiiren, ODER
oft fp1t nufbeiber, ooer ocm l(nmctter iieb aus
ieben mnB Ger miro Ieidt cine @rfdIiulia. ODER
hlir1 Sidtiebler Elm Wiuaenlcioen befonlner.
Ininnas mag one llebcl unbeoeuero eridbeinen
ldbt rnnn ec ienod 1niicbcn, 70 lam es 6ltr &c
fdbrtbiien ArnnlDcit peroer Suruln treiie
man reebtSeiiige 8orebrlneen. 9ii6i mt ais
fideres 0eiImitieI iunoern aud als auerinnnter
Sdbub gegen 1lle oircD nnreqelmdbige 0oer unt
0ciireneie 9e6ensipeiic cnlitebcnoef N1rperiibe
lito ct. Ncrnaro &rdntcrpiilcn ilnbdbbnr. Sir
20 Gents BET Npnfbeiern 5n 1aben
(gtSoSa,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

RcaDg,RdieI

Sans Glci4 pie bcitig ODER unaus.
itebIidl Die Sdmcr5eu, Die ser 0l6ell.
motiidc, 9ettIdacrigc, S6ma6p
&ertrilppeItc, NerU0ic, 9teuraIgiide
ODER Ourb araut0eit gtie0ergetuor.
icne leiOen mag,
Rno'uOg'S SicuOD 0lcliei aic6t nuscn.
bIidlidc Sirpcrnn9 II. GrIcidtcrung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
&rkoellatneen,
QSeber 6alS

Glrb Ginn. 1men bon 5nansta
o0er oreiBig Gropien 6eS GeaOp gle.
lief in ctma8 Sprup Dor 0em Sdyla.
fen9cben, im0 in0cm Sbr elm nit SIC.
lief gctrdnttcS Gtiid 5Ianca nm
@lrcn SoI8 midcIt, WcrOct S6r am
0'orgcn Oohitdu0ig bcireit bon einem
ranhen NaIie ouiitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Pneumonia

rauben SoIIe ollilteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
NaOiuaD'S MeaOb Melief

fnrirt nIdt nur ben nit WlaIaria bcbaIteten
Bditenten iofort fouoern berblttt au6 bel Cen.
ten. bic bcnricIbcn ausgefcBt 1ns iuenn Ne icoen
glorGsn bcim emfilebcn 8pnn6ts ober oreibla
Iropicn Nenob OieIici in cinem @Iafe gDaiier
nebmcn nno einen Grader eIIen, iraenb lueIbe
gtnlGue
SGrfduit bon allen glpotDcfern, 50e bic s5Ia,
ibc
Gtidct al 5r, TabiuoH & Co.. SO gIm Ctr.
Neu'yorI. fir Dgoof Of a6pce". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
lulI1cfotllllIell.

bru6 ocS 0ampier8 oGloocrin0"
lmdcfomnen.
RuriS, I. 6cbrllor - Die &irC6
ipicI Eiorrcr untcrbrcitctcu oui ri1
Ihuttion ocr 9iih6ic Ocn W}uircn
Gontroftc iiir ooS Bohtcn Der &irdcu
ollI Is Sabre mo acbcu ocn 9conl.
fen bier GoBc 5riit }ur 9Inmort. Die
W}oircn ctlihcr toboliidcn Gorigcs
mcln0cu lntcr5cidnctcn ole 9ofu.
mrnte lofort ollcin oicicIbcn niiIicn
crit oic llntcridriiten ser @rGieftct
crboltcn che iic in aroit trctcn. Cic
Frdlettcn uortcu oui %nihuftioncu
icitcn@ Der 9fcAicrlrna.
GHbiid)of &ilotc, Der uncertainties
N0Iot, lucIhcr in Scr @riinolno ci.
ncr ncrlcn iror50iiic6cn NutionoIfirdc
nIlhpirtt bat tormcIlc @cihucroc 0c.
gen oc y@cicllid)ait Strcitborcr SEQ.
tboIten" crbobcn lucId)c ils ser NG0c
Der Stride Der 2IpoItcln orNoniiirt
morOcn lit lnO, iuic Der Gr5biihof be.
bonptct, &OrbcrcitnNen triiit ocn
crItcn @ottcSbicnit Der ncucn Stride
am nddltcn Sonntng 5lt ii6rcn.
&or0itol GouilIic, GHbii6oi bon
S0on crnohnt ole @lGubigcn in ei.
ncm bcltc brr0iicntIibtcn Iongcn
Sirtcnbrieic fiir 0cn SicN scr Stride
SIT bctcn Gr nenlrn5irt oorin ooa
%or3c6cn Der 9icGicrlulg GcRen Die
Stride oli'S 9ittcrite Inter SlnOcrcnl
bciBt cS in Dem ShrciGcn:
Ser 3lucct lmicrcr SScin0e lit, oQe
NcItgion 5lt OcrllCbtcn 0cn 9(Qm1djs
ti0cn bonn Gbrpnc 5u ltobcn ltnO 0o$
ToIf gloubcn 81 MAIDEN Oob mir
ltnS IN elmer 0lrCb irQcn0 cincn I'M,
bcfonntcn 3uinIl Cntltonocncn Mclt
bcfinocn< OoB uuierc GriltcnS cine
cpbcncriidc lit, mo oob mir iGlicb.
Ild pic0cr oltf imnCr in Ocm gtiht@
ncrI6lUinocn luer6cn mcIdcm mir
cntiprougcn."
sSortfobrcno lGBt ser &oroinol oic
ouf cinon6cr foGacn6cn Sd)rittc lin
oiclcm b0aiidcn Gonplot" Hcpuc
poliircn ltn0 bcidrcibt sic @crtrci.
bun9 scr Niitalic0cr ser fir6lihen
@enoIicnlCboiten, 0ie Tcrbonnn0 al.
len NcliAionSlnterridtS un0 0ie Ont
tcrnlng scr 6rlt5ijire aus 6cn Gd)lt
lei ln6 @cridt$iGlcn II. I. ~. 3um
S6luB crflGrt CT cnnlid, sic Gc0ic.
rlrnG Ocritfc lett, i6r g8crf 0llrd,
bpllItdnoi1e GliinOcrltnN Der Stride
lmb ourb &crnidhtrG Scr 0ottIi6cn
TcrIollnng Oericl6cn 81 froucn.
j iinf SUB g Once in Gre.
NOBLE.
@rcno6lc, Srnnfrcidb, I. ,Sc6r.
- Ger i'll Den WeitIid)cn 9lpcn &c,
ioIlrne Shnce lit Scr ibmcrItc in 20
Sobrcn. S>ier IN @reno6Ic lic0t Ger
S6nee iiini Sub tici.
So5ioliItiide Nie0er.
Id9c in 9remcn.
@rcmen /. Sebruor. - 9ci ser
erten beute bier Itottgeillnoenen
Sti6nobl Ciiebe ltnter
aus Ieuti6Im0 ouf ser
orltten Seitc! - 9( 5. &.) iAhg ser
Ireiinni9e Gonoioot icinGn io5ialiIti.
'6en @cgner nit 1900 Stinuncn
Mebrbeit. Die So5ioliitcn uerlicren
'omit ons in 1908 bon i6nen ero6erte
Manoot fir Bremen.
Il llnier Sorrp 2e6r mar
and babel.
Serlin 1. 6ebruar. BOT.
'6aIter G6orlemoane Somer uno @at. |
lin gobeu bcite 9(ben0 einen GoItiim-
Soa in ibrer 6ieiigen @obnung. |
aronprin5 6ricOrid) @il6elm uno |
Bcmo6lin, lomie perihicoene 6iItin.
lnirte Mitalieoer oeS Soies moren
jngegen. Inter Sen omerifoniIhen
Sollg1Iten befon0en ii6 Sr. g. Wlc. |
Sornid, Scr amcrifaniibe 9oti6ai. !
er an S5ronfreid), S5rou Cornelius |
Sonoerbilt Sri. @la6Ds &onocrbilt, |
}rml Sobn Z. 0rerel, Snrrp Q. 2ebr |
(Jortictung iicbc 2. Scitc.)
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Entertainments.

Miss Thompson and her pupils and
some OF the Sunday school children of
St. Andrews Church will give a kirmis
Friday evening. May "a. at o'clock,
in St Andrews Parish Hall. corner
Corcoran and Fourteenth streets. The
proceeds will be for the church debt.
The program will be as follows:
Coronation. with all royal subjects in
costume; animated may0olc; Fisher 5
Hornpipe." by Waldo Clark variety
Of dances by the class, "Coquette. %
'Mlnuet," Babes in Toyland." and
others; vocal duet. Il Am Longing for
You" by Miss Elizabeth L. Dayton and
Gordon Morrison Sessions; tambourine
dance in costume; vocal solo, Sing Me
TO Sleep" by Robert Il. Dalgliesh, jr.
Japanese drill by young ladies': vocal
solo. Japanese Lullaby" by Miss NIL
dred Hinman; Spanish dance in cos
tune: vocal solo. The Bee and the
Song" by Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgliesh
Fulton B. Karr, accompanist; butter
iy drill by young ladies; court minuet
in colonial costume, Miss Mary O. Tod
hunter, pianist.
The coronation viii have the follow
ing cast:
lalll " tsALt-.t -sAi--ttt-
/ Queen. ........ Miss Mary Lou Thompkins
/ Crown bearer 10 Queen.
Master Lawrence Gage
/ Scepter bearer,
Gordon Morrison Sessions
/ Herald. ald....-....-...-..... Caldwell BiSham
( Crown bearer to, King
Elizabeth l. Dayton
Fairies-Ada Bently, Mildred Hinman
Margaret Mulholland. Minnie Dun
! downe, Dorothy FIndley. Frances
/ Thompkins, Eleanor Swayne. Mabel
| Macnamee. Olive Taylor. Grace Kelly
/ Nancy williams. and Nellie Carter.
| Queen of fairies. Margaret Lewis.
! Those taking part in the japanese
] drill will be: Ethel Parker. Frances
/ Taylor. Alma Isel. Lila Kittridgc, Eve
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

u. S. A, retired. to Lieut.. William L.
Guthrie, Engineer Corps, U. S. A.
An interesting wedding took place
April Is in the American legation at
Athens. Greece, when Miss Beatrice
Baird Rutter, niece of the American
Minister to Greece and Mrs. I. 3. Jack
son, was married TO Thomas Ewing
Moore. first secretary OF the American
legation at Pekin.
The Rev. DR.. Elliott, chaplain OF the
British legation. performed the cere-
mony- The bride WAS unattended ana
the best man was c. A. Young, first
secretary Of the British legation.
Among the guests were:
The King Of Greece
The crown prince and princess.
Prince George Of Greece, late Gov
ernor Of Crete.
The Prince and Princess Nicholas.
The Prince and Princess Andrew Of
Greece.
The marechaI de Ia cour royaIe, Mr..
Paprogopulo, the minister of foreign 'af-
fairs
Mr.. Skouses.
Rifaat Bey, Turkish minister, and
Nine. Rifaat Bey.
NJ. ScherbatChew, Russian minister,
and Mile. Scherbatchew.
Baron Macchia, Austrian minister,
and Baroness AIacchia.
Sir Francis Elliott, British minister,
and the Misses Elliott.
Count Arco-Valley. German minister.
NJ Bolat. italian minister
NJ Sauicitlette. Belgian minister.
NJ de Ia Bouiliniere. French minister.
NJ. Won Lennep, Netherlands minister,
and Nine Won Lennep.
Baron Mittag. Bulgarian diplomatic
agent
Mr.. Hicks Beach.
Count and Countess Fremont d'Ares.
Baron de Struve.
Charles Baird, OF Philadelphia.
Charles and Edward Shakespeare.
The presents included a diamond, sap.
phire, and pearl brooch. from the King
and Queen Of Greece. The Crown Prince
and Princess Of Greece gave a pair OF
/ CapO dMOnte vases; the Prince and
Princess Nicholas, a jeweled fan: the
Prince and Princess Andrew Of Greece
a pair Of vases. Each member Of tho
royal family also gave the bride ant
bridegroom signed Photographs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left for Corfu or
their way to Washington, where the,
intend making a short visit befor,
going TO their post.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
At Sacrifice Prices

The most attractive bargain sale OF
high-grade Pianos ever held IN TINS
city Is now going on a. tne We IOO'tS :,
Of the F. G. Smith Piano Company N
the big Bradbury building, 10 Penn
sylvania avenue-- This sale IS Tor lno
purpose Of closing out the large numoer
Of slightly used Pianos Pthat nave ac--
cumulated during the past busy rnonths-
Many are instruments that were takeh
in exchange FOR new Bradbury and new
Webster Pianos, others are PianOs mat
were rented during the winter season.
while some have been used but slignlly--
for concert work. The factory experts
in the employ Of the r. @. smith
Piano Company have put every one OF
these Pianos in perfect condition, ootn-
musically and otherwise. Any instru-
meut in TIE lot is capable Of giving ao-
solute satisfaction for years TO come a
These Pianos are offered now al sacri-
/ fee prices. IN order 70 close them out
as quickly as possible The bargain
prices hold good till every instrument II
sold. and at the rate they are selling
NOW Il won't be many days before an
arc gone All the leading high-graae {
/ makes are represented Come and look
them over and make your selection -
Among the more notable bargains in
used uprights are the following; Stein
way. S275; Cn'ckering, $50. Bradbury.
/ $3.50. Miller $50: Webster. $50; Howard,
/ $50; Whittier. $50; Fischer, sos; KIM
/ ball, s225; WheelOck. 500; Demarests
500; Brown & Son, $3.50; Conservatory,
l fltla anu a AAAll1ADAA AlE 80 n bi6 ~
/ Of high-graGe. slightly used Square Pr
amos at little PRICES, ranging from s.
] 10 $50. About twenty-five Organs OF
( leading makes are included at from SO
/ tc SIS.
II viii be very much TO your advan-
/ tage 10 investigate these Piano bargains
at your earliest convenience as this sale
+ offers you an unusual opportunity 70
. DsIy a worthy instrument for very little
money You can arrange 10 pay for
any Piano you may buy on terms that
will best suit your convenience.
! The sale is being held in the wars
/ rooms OF the r. G. Smith Piano Com
pany, at l225 Pennsylvania avenue, and
| every one IS invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

The Eeighborhood Club was enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs William
Wattles on Wednesday evening The
members present were Mrs. Henry r.
Robinson, Mrs Cassius Lee. Mrs. Al
bert ID. BrOckett, Mrs. Robert Fuller.
and Miss Philipa Wattles.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Weddings to Come.

William De Hart FitzHugh. of Cul-
peper Va, has cards out for the mar
riage OF his daughter, Miss Lena Cray
son FitzHugh, TO Stephen Conrad
Stuntz, Of Washington. The ceremony
win take place Tuesday afternoon. June
4, at 1;9O o'clock in the Presbyterian
Church Of Culpeper, Va.
Mrs Dawson Mccormick, Of Norfolk,
has issued invitations for the marriage
OF her daughter. Miss Elvira Jett Nc
Cormick, TO Robert Aunchmuty VAIN
wright. The wedding viii take place
Wednesday evening June 8. at S o'clock,
in st. Luke's Church. Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Longon. of Louisa
Court House, Louisa county. Va, an
nounce the coming marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Annie Bickerton Longon,
to Henry NJ. McGuire, of Richmond, Va,
on May %.
Mrs. Mamie w. Conrad of Front
Royal. Va. has cards out for the ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter
Miss Virginia Kertoot Conrad to Edgar
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

The program for the entertainment in
aid Of Christ Church. Georgetown, and
for the relief Of the famine sufferers in
Russia. 10 be given by Nine. de Meiss-
ner, at Lnthicum Hall. 3111 o street.
on the evening Of May "A. is a very in
teresting one.
There viii be Russian choral sing
ing, under IL direction Of Miss Aileen
Bell. sister - Charles j. Bell, and a
violin solo Of Russian music BY Miss
Roberta Allen. Nine. de Meissner viii
tell OF events as Witnessed by her IN
Russia during her recent stay there, as
we'll as Of others that transpired dur
ing that period
The pictures Illustrating this talk viii
be in series. commencing with those OF
hospital work In St Petersburg during
the Russo-Japauese war and others
showing the working Of different chari-
table organizations in that city, and
series showing the different forms OF
.nostal delivery" throughout Russia.
The Count Tolstoy series" In which
tbe famous author viii be seen In the
privacy CT his home life at Yasnor'
PoIiana. are most Interesting A few
| miscellaneous views and the great Wv al
Series" including the battle OF Mt
l'CioupenchinL. in which VIII be seen the
| Russian priest, SteherberlSovslSy, sup
ported by two Jewish members OF th'
/ military band. leading the troops into
action. will also be shown
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Charles c. Carlin was the hostess
Tuesday evening for a card party. Mrs.
Carlin's guests were Mrs. Samuel q
Brent, Mrs. Louis Barley, Mrs. George
Uhler, Mrs. William Wattles. Mrs. Car
roll Ashby, Miss Ida Wattles. Miss
Rose Mcdonald, Miss Mae Green. Miss
Henderson, Miss Broadus, and Mrs. Car
son. Of Washington. The latter won the
prize.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schiffman, Mrs.
T. Haas. Miss Rita Schinman, and Al
fred Haas will be at home today from
to 10 o'clock p. m, at 1852 Harvard
street.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Weddings

Miss Della Janet Richards and Lieut.
Samuel Minter Parker, Of the Twenty
ninth Infantry. were married May 10, In
St. Marks Cathedral Fort Douglas.
DR.. VIII L. Keller acted as best man,
and the ushers were Lieut.. c. w. Mason,
Donald r. Robinson, Lieut. c. c
Keleher. and Lieut.. J. +. Fickel. all of
the United States army. A wedding
supper for the bridal party only fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Announcement has been received here
Of the marriage in Havana, Cuba, May
II. Of Miss Louise Morgan Simpson.
daughter Of Brig Gen. John Simpson
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Messrs. NJ T Dwyer ands ". H
Whitcomb have returned from Roanoke,
-
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sellinger and son,
Maurice A, wiz be at home today at
1924 Fifth street. from 4 until 10 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Charlotte Blackburne has re-
turned from a visit 10 Mrs. Marshall
Milton. Of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

The monthly meeting OF the Mt. Yer
non Chapter, Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs William ]. Morton, by
whom the members were delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday afternoon An
election OF officers took place, the re-
gent, Mrs Thomas W. Robinson, pre-
siding. The result was as follows: Mrs.
William 3. SmOOt. regent. Mrs VIII
liam J. Morton. vice regent, Mrs. Dab
ney Herndon, recording secretary Miss
Carrie Wise. corresponding secretary
Mrs. John Leadbeater, treasurer; Mrs
Howard. register Mrs Steuart Jami-
son. historian. Others present were
Miss Laura Smoot, Mrs. ii. H Boswell
Mrs. Robert c. Powell, Mrs. Robert W
Fuller, Mrs. Samuel Monroe Mrs. Johr
Leadbeater. Miss Mamie Norton. Mrs
William Brown, Miss Hetzel, and Mis-
Wilson, Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Behrend, Of this
city, announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Ella, 10 Isaac Ostheimer, Of
Erie, Pa.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Fannie Sicher. of New York city,
who has been the guest OF Miss Nal
vine Woog, will return TO her home on
Wednesday, accompanied by her host
ess, who will make a short stay in New
York on her way to WoonsoclIet, r. l.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Continued from Fourth PageO

Gerald and Leroy, will be at home TINS
afternoon and evening after oclock'
at 9S9 Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. c. B. Harkes has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. L. E. Thomas, OF
Lynchburg.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

James T. GOodloe. who has been re-
siding here from the past few years.
has accepted a position in Selma. Ala,
where he will make his home.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hillman and son,
Julian, OF 1905 Fairmont street, will be
at home today from $3.50 to O'Clock
p. m.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

! Miss Bertha Peak has returned from
I a visit 10 Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Geneve Luckett IS visiting Mrs.
Thomas o. Monk
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Edward Leadbeater is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. William Lloyd. in
Morristown, n. J.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howard. CT
Fredericksburg. Va, have returned to
their home.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Ruth Ashton left Fri lay for An
napOlis, where she will spend a few
weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Henry 3. Dangerfeld. Of Wash
ington, is a guest at the home OF Capt
Herbert Bryant.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards Hodgman,
of Saratoga Springs, n. Y, have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Elsie Florence Hodgman, TO
Past Midshipn an ROBBERY Carlisle Giffen,
L. s. N, son of Major r. Emmett Giie1.
Of Lincoln, Neb.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Carrie srbbling has returned to
Markham. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey was the host
ess at a very pretty luncheon 10 which
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs c. c. Shriver was the guest OF
Mrs. T. Marshall Jones during the week
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard and
Miss Helen Cummings are in Lynch
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

MI and Mrs. Henry Franc, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Franc, and Miss Miriam
Alice Franc, of 726 Fifth street will be
at home today from 4 till 3 o'clock p. m.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Patty washington is the guest
OF her uncle. st. George Tucker, Of Nor
folk Va
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

I. Holland, of Great Falls. Mont. The
wedding win take place in the home of
the brides mother. June 5.
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Mrs. William Talbot TruxtOn. OF Nor
folk, has Invitations out for the we'd
ding breakfas's of her daughter, Miss
Isabelle rruxton, who is to marry Lieut..
Frank Hardeman Bromby U. S. n. The
wedding will take place TUESDAY. June
4. in the home of the brides mother, on
Freemason street, Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and son
Sylvan. viii be at home today from
till 10 D. m. at 1924 Eighth street.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Capt and Mrs. William W. Forsyth
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Helen Mcqueen Forsyth,
to Lieut. Edward Appleton Keyes, Sixth
United States Cavalry
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

A special meeting OF the Seventeenth
Chapter, Daughters OF the Confederacy,
was held Thursday afternoon at tho
camp hall. Those in attendance were
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Mrs. Mary II. Nicholson. widow Of
Rear Admiral James w. \. Nicholson.
L. S. n, and Gen. James Grant Wilson
were married in the home of the bride.
157 West Seventy-ninth street, New York
city, May 16. DIR. Andrew II. Smith, an
old friend of the bride, gave her in
marriage, and Maj. Gen. Nelson A
Miles. a close friend Of General Watson.
acted as best man. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. Dr. Robert
Mackenzie, Of the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church
The brides gown was Of gray satin,
trimmed with old lace belonging to her
ancestors. including the Martin family.
Of Maryland, and the Welsh family. OF
philadelphia. She carried a shower
bouquet of pale yellow and white roses
General and Mrs. Wilson will spend
their honeymoon in the South. stopping
at the jamestown Exposition, and later
going on 20 Atlantic City.
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she invited Mrs Harry c. Paxter. OF
Washington; Mrs. Aphar. the wife OK
Major Aphar, L. S. A; and Mrs Nc
conighie. the wife Of Captain hcCon-
ighie. L. s. A Mrs. McCOnighie Is the
great granddaughter of Alice OF Old
Vincennes~
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

John Taylor Stevenson, OF Phoenix
Vile was IN town over Sunday.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Miss Julia Monroe left Tuesday to at
tend the jamestown Exposition
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Announcement cards have been re-
ceived here Of the marriage in Denver.
Col. May y, OF Miss Margaret II. Cor
liss and DIR. Rea p. McGee. The cere-
mony took place in the home of the
brides parents, General and Mrs. A w.
Corliss. only the immediate relative
OF the bride and bridegroom were pres
ent at the ceremony. After the wedding
an elaborate supper was served. Dr.
and Mrs. Corliss viii return TO Denver
to reside after their bridal trip.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Anthony Smoot has returned from Pa
mama, where he had a position with the
Canal Construction Company.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mrs. Edward ]. Green Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, stopped here a few days on her
way from New York to her home.
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF THE PAST WEEK OF THE CAPITAL

burg. While there they win attend the
meeting OF the Women's Club.
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Society Notes
And Functions
At Alexandra

Col. Arthur Herbert and his family
have returned from Washington, where
they spent the winter at the Grafton.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. A. Carson Conway, Of
Dauville, Va. have announced the en-
gagement Of their niece, Miss Mary
Agnes Moore. TO DR.. KennOn Whiting
Egerton. of 1918 North Charles street,
Baltimore. The marriage viii take place
in Danville. on June %.