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The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Princess TumoT Removed
RoDal Patient improves:
Doctor Still bD Her Side

letins carrying from time TO time inf0r-
nation that she was improving.
II now develops that a tumOr has
been removed from her side. the King
and Queen at first fearing that their
daughter suffered from cancer. The
growth. however. has been pronounced
as not malignant Ia nature. although
several operations were required 10 re-
move IL.
Her condition stiIl requires the attend
ance of a physician. who remains in the
house Of the royal patient While Of
fering encouragement as 20 her re
covery he states that IL VIII be sew
eral weeks before the princess can again
be seen out Of doors.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
FUNERAL OF MRS. CALKNS
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Calkins win DE held tomorrow after
noon at 5:l5 O'Clock. in Belmont, the
home of A. J.. Barber. Fourteenth and
Clifton streets. and later the body viii
be taken to northern New York for
burial
Mrs. Callius died yesterday. Al
though she had not been well for six
months. the direct cause Of her death
was heart failure She was seVeRtY-six
years old and for the past eighteen
months had made her home with her
daughter, Miss NJ HELEN Calzins, sec
rotary 20 Mrs. Barber. Previous 60 that
Mrs. CGlkins lived in WATERFOWL. n Y.
Another daughter and a son arrived il
Washington today.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
ELIZABETH JOHNSTON
WILL BE BURIED TO-DAY

Miss Elizabeth Bryant JohnstC ~. a
Well-ku0wn literary figure of w sshinr-
ton. died Saturday al her resideT re 12g0
Florida avenue, after brief i'm ess. she
American Revolution Washin gton Iit-
erary Society, and the Columbi u Hfstori-
cal Society.
The fuzeral services win r. held this
afternoon at her residence at e o'eIoeI-.
and the intermeut viii be in .l3ock creek
Cemetery.
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DALI WEDDING
TOMORROW NOON
Ceremony Will Be Held in
All Souls Church, Follow
ed by Breakfast.

The wedding ceremony of Miss Marion
Dali. daughter of Or. William Healey
Dan. of The Smithsonian Institution, TO
Charles Common OF the Bureau of Cor
porauons. VIII be celebrated at All
Souls Church tomorrow at noon, Dr.
Edward Everett Hale. chaplain OF .the
Senate. ana The Rev. Ulysses C. b.
Pierce viii oficiate. The bridal party
viii consist of Mrs William Curtis Hul,
of Washington. and Mrs. John F. VII
son, of Chicago as maJrons OF honor;
Miss Catherine Ridgely. Miss May Tay-
lor-Arms. of this city. Miss Margery
Brown, Miss Esther Whitney, Miss Mary
Aldrich. OF New York. and Miss Jessie
Ring, OF Saginaw, Mich, as brides
maids. Captain Common. OF the Engineer
Corps viii act as best man William
Curtis Hin. Albert Clemens. c. s. smith.
Marcus H. Dali with Samuel T.. Hub
bard, jr-- OF Y0nkers; Frank Poole. Of
Cleveland, and Charles W. Dali of New
York, viii be ushers. a wedding break
fast at the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. Dali
viii follow the ceremony.
Upon their return from their bridal
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Conner viii max,
their Rome in StoueIeigh Court. Nj. =
Arms VIII entertain the brides after n
ants this evening al dinner i'm her no ne
while the best man and ushers WI t
entertained at dinner by the brides ,,,r
at St0neleigh Court
Mr., and Mrs, Harry Goidm an ar
guests of Mrs. A Sigmund. Of liza T
( street and are here TO attend me his
man-Sigmund wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn, Mr. anS Mrs An
/ Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Nose EEabo an.
AR and Mrs. /. Rothschild ara in rb
city. the guests of Mrs. Sa- FL Myers Il
attend the marriage OF lTfss EIsIa,,
I Eiseman to Abe Sigmund
Miss Hattie Kopf of BOSTON is m.
guest OF Miss Esther aehrend of +
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heir ~ announce +t,.
marriage of their dau Fhter Perfba :,
Eugene 2. BehTend, which took uiae
january s.
Julius Pels. of Bal fimore. spent "a few
days last week in the citv with reIa
tves.
Ladies OF Reb Hcca Lodge M J
Daughters OF lsF aeI, are invited TO b.
present I4esday evening 81 o'clock a
the temple. 10 witness the ceIebrariO
OF NJ hlouI anniversary.
Mr. and Mr. Z. 7. /. Bout win be n
nome Wednes fay evening. from S ill i
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Nature of Disease At
flicting Kings Daugh-
ter Disclosed.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE announcement
has been made of the real nature Of the
disease with which the eldest daughter
Of the King. the Princess Royal. Ouch
ess Of Fife. has been suffering. Al
though 1t has been generally understood
that an operation had been performed
It's nature had not been stated. the bul-
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Keep You Warm.
Bakers, Union Omcers.

The Journeymen Bakers Beneficial
Union elected the following Officers:
William b. ChFisman. president; Ernst
Meyer, vice president; John FRANKIE re-
c0rding secretary; Fred H Schulze.
financial secretary; Henry Arnold, treas
urer; trustees, g. Loewenstein, p Mel
cher. John Grossart, George Fink. and
a. Link
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
WILLIAM F. CHANCELLOR.
superintendent Of Schools.


To Francis l. Cardozo Supervising
PriuciGal, Thirteenth Division.
SiF-Take notice that the foregoing
charges have been preferred against
You and that YOUR trial upon said
charges, pursuant 10 section 10 of the
act of Congress approved June 20 1906,
VIII take place before the Board of Ed
ucatfOn of the District Of Columbia. in
the Franklin School Building. in the
City OF Washington, iu said District on
the 18th day of January. 1907, at 2
o'clock p m, and viii be continued
from day 20 day until the said trial is
concluded The Board of Education, by
GEORGE W. BAIRD
prasilent
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
MISS GALLAGHER
WEEDS IN MANILA
Becomes the Bride; of Lieu
tenant Watson amdCouple
Sails for Home.

The marriage is announced of Miss
GeneVleFe Galaga -. daughter of Major
Hugh J. Gallash r., OF the Subsistence
department III B .au.la, and Lieut., Adolf
p1us Eugene " ats0n. son of Rear Ad-
mlraI Eugene W atsou, commander OF
the torpedo-b Sat destroyer Barry. The
ceremony uDoJl place ia Manila last
Thursday JuyJ before Lieutenant Wat
son was 10 sail for this country. and
was sur or Use 10 all their friends. The
engasem' nj had been announced, but
the date was far i'm the future. Then
the youTf : man received orders to re-
turn hep Just before his sailing date
he pers3 Iaded his hanCee To become his
wife ~ d return home with him. Theirs
is ~ nance of The Philippines. where
LieT. su8ut Watson has been stationed
Tor 'some time. and where the parents
of she bride have been living also They
ar now ON their way 70 san Francisco.
II y1m where they viii come al once 10
Washington and be for some time with
fhe parents of the bridegroom, at 1893
Twenty-frst street
Stonewau Jackson Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. has is
[ sued cards for a reception 10 meet Mrs
Ralph Walsh and the newly elected off,
GERS OF the District OF Columbia Diyis-
ion in the Confederate Union Han. on
( Wednesday evening, from $50 10 II
o clock.
The smartest social event of the even
ing VIII be the series OF tabIeauN pre-
scented az Rauschers tonight By a mum
Der of the maids and matruns OF the
smart set In aid OF the House OF Mercy
Considerable interest is being displayed
in the entertainment and tickets can be
obtained at the residence OF Mrs. Nc
GOWan, 1873 n street northwest
! The pItrOnesses Of the affair are Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. oliver, Mrs.
Addison, Mrs. Barney. AIRS. Randolph
Clatk, Mrs. W. X Carr. Mrs Emo. AIRS
Townsend, Mrs. Can, Mrs Lincoln, Mrs
John r. Mclean, Mrs. NeWberry, Mrs.
PInchOt, Mrs. Reyburn, Mrs. Sh0uIs,
Mrs. William Slater, Mrs. Satterlee, and
Mrs. Foraker.
Argo Lodge met al Typographical
Temple yesterday. The regular business
! Installed. The doors were open at (
/ OciOck and quite an interesting address
was made by Representative Julius
Kahn Of California.
Mrs. Maurice Gusdorf and son have
| returned from Newport News. after Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Garner.
Mrs Julia Luchs will be al hcme dur.
ing the winter on Wednesdays.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
LOCAL MENTION.
..Milko Bead Promotss Health

from Holmes genuine homemade '.AIiH-'
Bread If you eat IL regularly at every
meal. II is substantial, delicious bread
the best product of the best materials
Delivered fresh and clean from oven to
table, &c LOAF. DeliCiOG7 homemade Pies.
zoe. Holmes Bakery, LIST a. l. SITS.
Phones Z. 1440 and l44l-
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
S35 Coats
Reduced TO Sl7.98

Fun Length Coats of Handsome
Quality BroadelOth. lined through
out with sable mink fur. Correct
iy shaped collar of dark blended
river mink fur Exeellently tail
ored and finished. Reduced from
S35 10 81 gS
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
cOall COall Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
< NJ c. Grace. 4th & + ne Phone E. PEG
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Ball for Italians Tuesday.

The annual ball for the benefit of the
SOcieta Union, ETateilanZa Itaiiana
viii be held in National Rifles Armory
tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Painful Bunions and Corns

instantly relieved J. J. Georges & Son,
Inc, foot specialists. III Penn. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
aRoval Pilsen" Is More Expensiyelv

costs you as little as any. Call for il at
leading bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
PLANS MEETING TONIGHT

The South Washington Citizens Asso-
citation meets tonight in Grace Parish
Han at O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel, Winter Garden, Rathskeller.
n. 7. ave. and 18th st. +. Ladres. Prop
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
SPECIFICATION.

In that said Francis I. CaFdoZo, super
visiug principal Of the thirteenth dlvi-
sion Of the public schools, GA OF about
10 wit. October 10 1876. in an interview
ia the office of the eaid superintendent,
was iusuburdiua-c 10 the directions Of
the said superintendent and did refuse
10 cooperate with the said superinUend-
ent, and did refuse 10 recognize the said
proper and III person for his position.
The above charges preferred by Win
field 5. Montgomery, colored assistant
superintendent Very respectfully sub
mitted
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

The FiscoUntess Aoki, wife of tbs
japanese ambassador, win not be az
home tomorrow. but VIII receive un the
following Tuesdays i'm January. Tier
son-ln-laW and daughter. Count and
Countess HaJzfeldt are expected 10 ar
rive at the embassy tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

AR. and Airs. Lee Philips have given
up their apartment In the Wyoming
and taken possession of oce ia Stoneleigh
Court
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

In that the said Francis /. CardozO.
supervising principal. thirteenth dl-
vision OF the public schools, during a
period OF time, 20 wit: from the 18th day
OF September, 1875. 10 the 18th day OF
October, 1896 did publicly uufay0rably
criticise " S Montgomery. cOlored as
sistaut superintendent OF public schools
and thereby attempt 10 disturb the dis
Cipline. loyalty and harmonious admin
istra ton of the said schools.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
CHARGE ".

/ hereby further charge said Francis
i. CardoZ0. supervising principal, Jhir-
teenth division OF the public schools OF
the District Of Columbia pitH conduct
unbecomiug a supervising principal, and
violating rule - OF tbs rules and By
laws Of the Board OF Education. con-
sisIing In this
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
SIO 6 $l2 RainCOatS
Reduced to S598

Another lot of Women's and
Misses RaincOats of Covert Cloths,
md Fancy novelty WeaVes- Made
with notch collar ard small re-
veres. Another style is trimmed
with tailored straps. Some in plain
tailored STYLES with pockets. Loose
swagger box tourist effects. In
brown. dark tan, castor and gray.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Judge and Mrs. BauInger viii leave
Washington shortly for Los Angeles.
Cal, 90 remain until April. Miss Louise
Balliuser Will spend the remainder of
the winter with her sister in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Air. and Mrs. Alexander MacAIahon
and John Barrett. OF WasainsJ1s. are
REGISTERED al the Hotel Maryland. Pasa-
drua, Cal
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
SIS, $50 and $50
Imported Suits SIS

Custom Tailored Suits of The
finest materials and in thc most
ultra-IashiOued STYLES, consisting
of chiffon Panama and chifron
brOadclOth Exclusive models
richly tailored and trimmed Ia
many beautiful effects Etous
blOuses and trimmed coat STYLES in
the lot ia black. UaVy blue. ear-
net and brown. Values worth So.
SO and $50. Reduced 20 500.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
MONTGOMERY
ALLEGES LIBEL
BY CARD0Z0
CONTINUED from Flrst Page.J

Continued from First PageJ
TO be taken into account IL viii be inn
POSSIBLE TO accurately estimate a
teachers worth, in4Gmuch as many
who are rank failures viii bEia al
once 10 get busy in church and so
ciety IN order 10 forestau any EFFORT
To get them out Of the. schools. 1t Is
felt that teachers should be retained
because OF being educational experts
rather than for their civic force.
Many are Interested in knowing what
teachers have been saved In order TO
avoid embarrassing members OF the
Board of Education
C0lored citizens generally feel that
DR.. Atwood IS rendering an immense
service by demanding 81 searching in
vesIgation into the matter.
-arrHrE.fHFa TErEHra
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

airs. RoWzer and Miss RoWzer VIII be
al home tomorrow and the following
Tuesdays iu January.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

A mass meeting of the Daughters of
American Revolution viii take place
this evening i'm The paTiOrs OF the New
Willard, the meeting having been called
by the regent, Mrs Ellen Spencer Mus
sey
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Airs. James SIruthers. of New York,
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Marie WalIgn S-ruthers,
tn Lieut.. George f. Ball, l.. s. A.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
CHARGE III

1 further charge the said Francis /.
CArduL1. supervising principal or the
thirteenth division of the public schools
Of the District of Columbia with con-
duct unbec1mius a supervising principal,
and violating rules do. o. and t. OF the
rules and bylaws OF the Board Of Edu-
cation, aid consisting 10 this
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

AIRS Byron Andrews, who returned
recently from summer spent in
Europe has cards BuL Tor TWO lunch
cons. the first on January % the other
on January 81, To meet her niece. Miss
ScUEille Mr.. and Mrs Andrews are
spending the winter again in their apart
meuL i'm the Mendoza. The latter has
not been seen Tor some time In society
owing 20 her mourning, and she viii
be warmly welcomed back,
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
$3.50 to $3.50
Coats at $3.50

A Limited Quantity Of Women's
Short Coats of Black Broadcloth
Kerseys and HeavyW ight Cheviots.
Plain tailor-made effects. Finished
with particular care. The MAORI
" of these are IN sizes from IS 10
IS Lines that sold at $3.50 to $3.50
Reduced TO $50.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Miss Susan Hun, OF Albany. who has
been the guest OF TIE Misses Parker on
Rhode Island avenue, has returned 10
her home.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
For Temporary Schools.

For the rental and equipment OF tenn
p0rary rooms for classes above the sec
ond grade, s25.050 is given. a reduction
OF S3SI2 from the present appropriation
for the same purpose.
Liberal allowance is made for addi-
tioual school facilities. as follows:
To purchase $500 square feet OF
ground adjoining the Mott school and
10 erect sixteen-roorI school building
thereon. SI25.000
For site and erection Of sixteen-room
building in the first division. west OF
Fourteenth street and north OF Florida
avenue. $3.50. coo.
A IWelVe-rOOm building and site.
Sixth division. sl04H1o.
A six-room addition 10 Langdon
school $4,000.
FouT-room addition TO Petworth
Four-room addition to Gage school,
$50 coo
Four-room addition TO Emery school,
SOS 600
The Washington Asylum gets a good
slice Of the money. as follows:
For the erection of an administration
building for the workhouse for males
SS5, coo
For repairing the main aImshouse
building $500.
The appropriation for the mainte-
nance ana supervision Of Fairgrounds
7 Is reduced from $1,000 10 $500, but for
the purchase OF playground sites. To be
Immediately available. $780, is appro-
priaJed.
Accompanying this item is an explain.
atory note by the playground committed
mat the experience Of last summer
demonstrated the urgent need of such
/ an appropriation.
For cleaning the Eastern Market S2al
/ is given, an increase Of $50
The Sl.51J appropriated last season for
| Tree public lectures is stricken out.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Justice Anderson. Of the District
Court, and Mrs Anderson viii entertain
al dinner on Wednesday and Saturday
EVENINGS OF tais week.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Bishop and Mrs. Earl CTanst0n CX-
pect TO leave Washington on Wedaes-
day Gn their journey Co the Orient but
viii stop and make several visits with
friends en- route 10 san Francisco,
from where they viii sail early in Feb-
Eua.y.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

The Russian New Year according to
the Greek and Russian calendar, will
be celebrated today I'm the embassy on
/ street. The occasion viii be mafked
by "a dinner To the members OF the en-
tire stan The stan now includes Mr..
kroupeusky, counselor OF the embassy;
Prince kUudachrH. nrst secretary Mr..
Siebert. second secretary, Air. de Thai
iecretaryi Colonel Easpopou, military
luaclc- Commander NrbJlsiuc, naval
uttach-, and Mime. Neb0isiue. The
Ambassador and Baroness R0sen were
assisted in receiving 10y their daughter.
baroness Elizabeth Ruseu.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

In that The said Francis L. Card0Z0. 10
the prejudice OF the discipline Of the
public schools, and 10 the end OF melting
dlsaffaCuOn, strife aud aFousIug resent
menr among teachers OF the said public
schools, did lHJuTlously attack and open
ly defame certain teachers OF the said
public schools. a. VIII John ~. Crom-
well. Addie Howard. Laura Fisher
Sarah Spencer, paTrhsnia Nu1lsou. and
UFsuliue Brooks, Dy writing uIteTlng
and publishing 90 the public press the
certain anonymous libel as particularly
described and above set forth IN the nrst
charEe herein.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
CHARGE H.

/ hereby further charge Francis L
Cardoza. Supervising principal. tllr-
teeuth division OF the public schools
with conduct uHbecuminE "a supervising
principal in violating rules p. -. %. -
and 90. Of the rules and bylaws OF the
Board OF Education OF the District OF
Columbia, and consisting IN Ja.s
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

An event of interest this week Will be-
The recital by T. Frederick Smith, organ
list, assisted by airs. Thomas e. Moves.
vocalist at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. Columbia and
kalcrama roads. Oh Friday evening at
5 o'clock There will bee uo admission fee
but silver offering VIII be taken for tile
benefit OF the organ fund.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

The BenedicIines have arranged a CO.
Ellon 10 take place Monday, January
n al Rauseher.s- The committee in
chaf6t OF arrangements includes Mrs
ward IhoEou. Mrs William Coreoran
Eustis, Ars, FuTdy4 and Mrs. George
Vanderbilt.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Mr. and Mrs, Calvin R. Mutt. of Rouk-
land Hail. Frederick, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss lisa
bel Nash Mutt. o. William Wallace
Mckaig, of Washington and Cumber-
land. Nd.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
The Other Recommendati0ns.

The Free Public Library receives sew
eral clerical increases. and a reference
librarian at 81 600
A storehouse and property yard in d
street southwest is authorized at $40. 600
For paving the approaches To the
Connecticut avenue bridge $S1 600 is ap-
propriated.
For the construction Of county roads.
$i-l, 800 Is given and Tor repairs 10
county roads. $50 060 is appropriated.
Other appropriations are made, as fol-
lows;
For cleaning snow and ice from gut
tiers and cross walks, S4,000 ar increase
of $500.
Contingent expenses of the Parking
Commission. S30.00o, an increase Of s., 500.
improvements Of the Dalecarlia reser-
voir. $4,000.
Industrial and commercial instruction
in night schools. 81 coo
For the treatment OF INDECENT patients
by the Emergency Hospital, $40, 600, an
increase Of s.. 800
For the Washington Home fer Incur
ables. 5000 a reduction Of $4,000
Provision is made for a STAFF and ser
wants al the tuberculosis Hospital
when they shall be needed. sli 40
Industrial Home School for children OF
the cOlOTed race. 10000
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
$3.50 RainCOatS
Reduced to SIO.5O

Women's Smartly Tailored Rain
coats OF excellent quality Crave
netted rsinpro6E material Collar
lnlaid with braid Tight fitting
back ana loose lIuEg front In
shades of dark tan. olive and OK
ford graz. Sizes Up 80 "a. Reduced
from $3.50 20 $3.50.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
$50 6 SIS Evening
Goats at SIS

Handsome quality Chiffon Broad
cloth Evening Goats. richly trim
med In variety OF artistic effects
and lined throughout Wilh white
satin. In dark wine. champaEne.
pearl gray cream and black. Lines
which formerly sold at $50 and So
now reduced for clearance 10 SIS.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
$40 TO SIS Tourist
Goats at S5.98

WOmen's and Misses Tourist
Coats OF imported materials, ia a
wide range OF handsome aids
broken checks. fancy mixture and
novelty effects. Full length. swag-
ger styles, with velvet coat col
lar and reVeres. Others are plain
tailored models, and some are trim
med with ln~ets OF s. ood-silk braid
inlaid into scrolls on velvet. In
brown. black and white effects and
stylish gray plaids and mixtures.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Mrs. Page ana Miss Edythe Tate viii
not Dee al home Mondays in January.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14
1888 TO $40 Coats
at S9.75

Full Length Coats Of Black Ker-
sey and Tan Color Covert Cloths,
in tight fitting styles. plain swag-
ger models with coat shaped col
lars ana cOllarless effects. Some
are trimmed with tailored cloth
straps. All sizes in the lot Val
ues sold regularly at sl6.98 10 $50;
tomorrow at s9.75.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Handsome Black Broadcloth Rer-
sey Coats. in full double breasted
and loose fitting back effects.
Richly designed with wood silk
braid or heavy tailored braids.
Lined throughout with black or
white satin. All sizes Remainders
Of lines which sold at SIS, 50, and
SO. tomorrow at $3.50
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

The Outlook Club gave a musical
evening in The home Of MT. and Airs.
Ernest Lent Saturday night MIR and
Mrs. Lent gave several piano and cello
numbers, ana br. willard $. small was
heard IN some charming songs for tenor.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Long Black Ksrsey Tourist Coats,
In several handsome models. an
Iuu length effects. Trimmed In
various styles. some with iulaid vel
Yet collar and lnsets Of wood silk
braid. Semi-nHished on the inside
with braid all around The edge OF
garment LINED throughout with
black satin or hEed 10 the waist.
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Mrs. Henry H. Dimm0ck, who has
lately been The guest OF Mrs. James
Pinch0J. Of Rhode Island avenue, has
returned 90 her home in New York and
Saturday evening was hostess at din
ner comp imeuJary 10 the American Am
baSsadof 90 Great Britain and Mrs.
MhiIelaW Reid. Invited to meet the
guests OF honor were Joseph H. ChOate.
Mr. Reds predecessor in once, and
Mrs. Choatei Gen. snd Airs. Frederick
Dent Grant the former ambassador 10
France Gen. Horace Porter
The Washington times., 1907-01-14

Miss Katherine DURAN, OF CAPITOL
Hil. has been spending the holidays
with her brother the Rev. John A.
CurTan. who is in charge of ST. Francis
Church, Staurtop, Va. returned home