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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
Mrs. Ryan a Countess
nv Associated PTess.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The pope has
bestowed the title of countess on Mrs.
Thomas f. Ryan, the financier's wife, in
recognition of her charities and church
benefactions.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
Mayor Talks to Theater Audience

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-Mayor
Taylor and party occupied a box at the
performance of THE Mar of the Hour
here this evening, and at the conclusion
of the second act the chief executive OF
the city was called upon for an address
by the audience. In response Mayor
Taylor made few remarks on clean
government and the upbuilding of the
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
squaw in Case
BY Associated Press

: SAN DIEGO, Aug. 23.-The develop
ments in the case of the murder of Jose
Gregeria by Joe Mesa Wednesday night,
show that there was a woman in the
case. This woman is said to be the sqnaw
of the Indians who did the shooting.
Jealousy and bad mescal caused the
tragedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
Miners stabbed to Death

BY Associated Press
COALDALE, Pa, ,NAug. 2s.-Two miners
were stabbed to death in the street today
by unknown men believed to be members
of the, Black Hand society, which is ac-
tive here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
Noel Leads Brewer

BY Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 2S.-The result
of yesterdays primaries for the Demo-
cratic gubernatorial nomination Is doubt
full, but Noel apparently is leading
Brewer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
SIX ARE KILLED BY
EXPLOSION OF ENGINE
Accident on Coal Barge at New York
Is FataI-Bodles of Victims
Are Terribly Man.
gIed
BY Associated Press.

Dy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-six men who
were testing the boiler Of donkey en-
glne on the coal barge Peterson were
instantly killed today by the boiler ex-
ploding.
The dead include Captain Hopkins and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
Boy Refuses to Jump; Burns

BY Associated Press.
LA CROSSE, wis, Aug. 23.-Fred Kers-
ters, aged Ii years, refused to jump from
burning house today. and was burned
to death in sight of his mother and a
crowd.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24

Engineer Gibbons, both of Boston All
of the victims were crowded in the little
engine room and their bodies were ter
ribly torn The vessel was much damaged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
zYOUNG'S
$50 S. Broadway 900 S. Main

Look over following list of specials for
today and decide on your Sunday din
ner. These are simply a few leaders,
but if you do not see what you want
we have in stock anything you may
desire in meats fish or poultry. The
pot roasts and round steaks or roasts
are select cuts only.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24

Everything you want you will find in the
classified page-a modern encyclopedia One
cent word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
CUBS WERE At MERCY
OF LRhkY v. GARvIh

Virgil 0aryin. Russ fshira star
waa Ia prime Shape IN che aweilcr
OF yesterday. and had oreryihlpE
uoedful to pvt thn Cubs TO The BAD
AZ 90 STAGE IN the session ara tho
locals nad u advisable TO unlimbcr
In the bot weather and werV CON.
tent 10 get Il fhbbed into thrrn
Tho facts are thar lanky Gsrvin
had the locals At bis murcy. amd In
thc nine rounds permitted hut fhfre
hits A. tho Same time. however. y
must ~ stated that the bunch b..
hina the tall alahatnr played Eili
edged BAH. and that the uaEitca
wsre robbed of fhrr~ distinct bita
because - che fast FIELDING ~ the
Miners Myers. nruyettn and uuir
les wcre deprived Of hits because
Of Tho splendid woFk % Smith. TROY
and Bell AZ the bat He'll Ted with
threo hita. while frhy cot a humrr
Meyers. the biz iadian catcher gpt
two hitn. and SITS. the former two.
saekef Tor Seattle. found two
Meyers played = finc game and siis
was IN toe KpiuE az lbo time yeu
snrfSy There ISN'T much 20 say
Tor the local utickcru. because they
were not much IA evidence Tho
same teams viii play again thss AZ
tcrnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
BASEBALL TIPS TO THE YOUNGSTERS

When you have arranged your
BlidiaE pads. get 10 work first
sliding on oas side then the other
Never point both feet at the bag
Il II much harder 10 touch one
foot than two when you make
The slide your legs should be
spread open Ike an open shears.
or In the Same position az when
swimming The side stroke.
Now for tho "KcgaWay part Of
f. When you are trying 10 steal a
base, always notice what side Of
TIA base the baacman il standing
and In what direction he has a.
lean 80 make the throw II the
shortatop side Of second. hit the
ground on your right side and hook
the base with your left foot N
you make tho Aide correctly. your
foot viii be on the bag and your
head will he pointing 10 tho right
fielder n tho throw comes 50
the opposite direction. slide on the
opposite side In this case your
right foot win hook the hag and
your body will BE- IN the inflnld.
When stealing. never 60 onto a
base standing Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
REDsEIs
Will PROBABLY az MATCHED
70 MEGr AMERICAN RUNNER
MANY nAsgoAiL PLAYERS
ana INJURED.

George hoHhag viii likely meet
thu famous intiau runner. Long
boat. iB a thrive mfio race Ia uamll.
ton Ont. August 2i
Only DO ~ the 100 American
league players have participated ln
al ot the games played hy thnif
climbs, Tho hospital nat auil praa
prfH.
Freddie pArent leads the Boston
Americans ~ inc bat. with a tbs
average % ara.
Mayer nuaas Haya he viii permit
slk round bouts IN lhe Windy CITY
next fail
"ump'HhE Is KantismAn'A fob
nowadays" says Nj Klein So ia
manlcurinE pipe lines under car
tain circumstances u all depends
upon the gent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

NO. &.
DO you know what a getaway
slide" isf Well. after you have
learned 20 hit the ball 10 either
field and lay Il down occasionally.
the chances are that you will get
on the bases pretty often. 80 you'd
better learn this manner Of slid.
ing. it's the only way.
The idea Is never 20 slide al
rectly at the baaeman. You can.
not scare a good second baaGman
By sliding right at him feet first
and. the chances are. n the play IL
close you win slide right into the
baiL
To master this getaway slide
you must Be able to skim along
the ground on either side Of your
body. 50 get a couple Of large
Turkish towels. fold them first In
half and then over again. then pin
them with safety pins 90 the In
side of your baseball bioomors in
a position 70 protect your hipa
Never slide without pads n you
once peel the bark OF your hips
you won't feel like sliding again
for long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Seattle stars Exclusive eerviesl
LONDON. July 80 TO return 90
her native town. Mluncniolia.
MINI. OF 70 accnpt on of the many
theatrical offers b. which she has
heen ahownfad since heF divorce
last week from the count ~ Raalyu
this ia tbs question which the
beautiful countess 90 Hnaiyn Tor
mofiY Anna RaAinaon. D. now called
upon 90 decide. and 80 rrKiug "a
tho problem ihat she has not yet
heen able 30 solve li
That the countess 81 sflil the same
remarkable bcagtg that she waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

w. o. w.
Visiting WOodmen and
Tourists

Don't fail 10 Wsit the navy yard
AZ iiromertou The Pacific squad.
ron la now there and there are
more hatticahipa ia the navy yard
than ever before a partial list ~
them being tho batuoehlps Ne.
brnaks. Oregon and Wisconsin. the
gunbuats. Chicago. Boston. Albany
Charloaton and Buffalo and the
training ship Philadelphia. tho
prisonship Nlpsic and the great dry
dock Boats leave Pier at q 80.
$3.50 and 10 a. m. s.ib. 1880 and
1880 y m Round trip soc. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
POOR STARTING
AT RACE TRACK

atuga club. mn Jackman. y Esee
Itch. jim Qnton. r MoCaRhy,
NJ, j. Burns. a heofeat johnny
Millln. q n.sLolly - Mlicoy. Jim.
my Hewitt Jack Flynn, A s. Pat
toraon end n A Hitler
sS
u. he Amman. the we'll known
tnff~an who has been VI la the
hospital iot tha pas, few day< WIN
aiomaoh trouble, 10 asw GONZALES
evut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
SETTLE HIeR
WINS In TEXAS

ABILENE Tsaas JuiT 81 rbe Hsafs
ltH tiiHN taam mHm ffHn AFllHhH Faa
taraaF ulHh lhe a4Fs % 60 TIE
EaHIs eaa fH0sHF Gee Hnf eas HaH
I'd ftIHaiF critics sH< the great DltHHtaE
10 ahs ifi3h aiatsEaF leasaHta
Neussf ~ G
tsAstia .tts.stt ts-atfttttr
A 1tiaHs ...... ............
fieurfiss srhmata Aaa Neurological.
Mfbsfa aHn Hebmaah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Summary I've 8aaa Nif. IrhF Home
rHn. 10y uaHhis play. Walsh 20 ahaf
far e. Elfarrifa. ftafrwffnhf e. SAITH
irhF 10 Cartwright. SKIS % Caffarlnhf
struck nuG ~ tsaFfln. a Do walsh.
Bases or haiia GaFrfu. is Walsh.
sacrifice hits Hasith. Adams tfuinu
bases. He'll Len on haars Seattle
q. Bette Time ~ game. 4 hour 90
mlnutna Umpire EAraf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

nh.n she posed aH Rn artists model
ia New York asa later played with
Richard Mansfield. 90 shown BY this.
hes latest photograph 4 was while
Ia Mhnsnelds company that she
met tho count. who. having been
forced 10 make a living for himself
after having gone through $500 600
was playing iu one of Frohmnn 8
comnaulea under The name - Jas
Eraiine They were secretly mar
rled iu London Co. april 1865
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

In order 10 prevent the india
crimiuate claiming ot horses which
has been going on at the Meadows
for the past iew days the judges
issued q ruling yesterday. after the
last RAGS. announcing that hereafter
any horse claimed ont Of a selling
race wuuid only be allowed to start
IN the eoiors q the person claiming
him. This viii prevent any one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Tho following have subscribed
TO the fund which Frcd Owens and
Arthur Mcknight ara collecting for
the benefit Of Hliiy Purcell. who IL
az present seriously iil ~ the hos
pifal. w J. Collins. n. g nes
son. sam Friedinndar. Joe schneid.
er. II Kohn. A. r. Applerate. y n
Neisnn. Gus Ri,zlor Angus Ross.
Frank Parry. Geo. i.ewinon. A.
Gaseoigne. W A. Quinian. G. n
Wilson. % tAndauer. w J. Kiely
n. Andrews. Barney schiamm. Van.
J Dagan. " Barnett. Fat Iyona. Z.
sullivan. W. G. king r. G. Kin1.
Jack Spencer. See Williama. c. ~
Stuart. Frank Mcconnell. y Henry.
Hiii Henry. r. Sehlmmei. Waffle
Brinkworth. A. @ Richter. John
Barker. J LAEsak. } Obsrianacr. c.
L. Mccarthy. Harry Gardaer. saf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.


VANCOUVER. dmly rs rhs canmcks
haze fhs Haadurf Eaters Oh the Nlp Faas
fsfdar and sin EandiiF Htth the score
n 90 Hickey lasted fuf luuinra
uhsn NOnuanun vas uUt en- ard he got
nia in euCh royal form that Capt nfawn
tried h4nd "a g. after which First
hasHunu Hffrlh threw r. fsH uaf frufa
then un the game was a farce Halt
had she leaders saffua aut u hia hand
MetutYfu ana Hyatt made home runs
heose . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
T IijoI 'sI, 7 7;iir L. Lace I'i sd eAC
Embroidered Hose al VVV'

clear price aayln- third the very styles most
needed light nowooo sunmnry and ayahom makers Of p.
noaned reputation style and quality These hgheass
every pacuiarilose that Co., full ~ aatsfaoory wear
Included and lace Hover others ia lace and
silk embroidered eain Halo embroidered Hermsdoa iss.
pleasing comblnatons high spcsd heel ans
too double Every wanted aizo h here 20 begin sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Pies, o, patiioaaip' a, Savy Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

~ Lee BAKER. dentist zoe Fitted
building Phone. Main te3e. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

batteries fiau and msnioker. Hickey.
Fenussun ana Spencer Umpife= Hos
lett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

The poor starting of Arthur Ma
Knlght attfactod most attention AZ
The Meadows yesterday afternoon.
and the lalcut lost thousands Of dol
lars shen no alle' TO sci the field
away stosethor in the fourth race
asa ictt the 10 'syorite, aims
oesthe Mist az the post. thc siAr'
IN the first race ~as hsd ono
and the same Is true Of .hs i'i''
rsce Mcknight was some siA: u.t
OF form on Monday also, ard .ls
breaks are expensive ia "a" talent
Mechlln was played do~n From
"a to ms On tho Nr.' and proved
much the best The Ro. fits sot
away ~ 'front.' md the further size
went the further she lef her held
behind. Az The end al. "a. osiy'
.allopllsg % VITA by siN iou.th-
Calmar. the favurlto. ~rs hal n.-s
backed from twos sfosn g. even
money. got away poorl, sra 90
beaten BY The so 20. sso.. Luo.,
Lad. for the place
Croix dor. the 'avorite IN tho see
ond was backed down 90 . ia 6.
1ut finlsisod secoad. beaten nos.
because Gross delayed too Ions Ia
making his run. Leash. The sinner
met Win strong support at 10 4
Foncasfa finished third.
Jack Little. The tavori,s IA the
third. received an atroctous side
from Leeds. but was 50 much tho
beat that 40 won ssllopinE Bessie
welfiy ran well and got the place
from Dora l.
In the fourth. King Of the Mist
was backed from threes down %
s to s. but was left AZ the post
Melar. unsupported a. 10 % 4.
waited on the pacvmaker. Ocru.
lette. until the stretch was reaches.
when she brCezcr nome. Oerolette
outlasted Col bronstoa. the second
choice.
Spring Ban. the 2 TO I favorite.
in the fifih waited GA the fleld an.
al he reached the stretch. when he
went 10 the front aad won easily.
My Ch@lce hung on we'll aud beat
S&lAhie for the place.
The public could see nothiag but
Hncolie in the last RAGS. and backed
him from 20 I down 20 9 90 /.
uucolic got of In front and set tho
pace into the stretch. when he was
oTerhauiod BY the I TO I chance.
Nappa. who won suing away. Betsy
a rank outsider In the betting. aur.
prlscd The talent By finishing
third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

soatgsa and Butte VIII play asain
today. wit. Allen Va The box for the
ausls and iiooa lor The Miners
Melvin Franeh. the new Cub
ostchor. caught tro last three Inn.
8HH of .aatnel.ys Malae and did.
fairly wsl.. The chances ere that
shen DO gota lato lhe game b. will
bold sowu thu position with credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Battleahip Nebraska at navy yard
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

greater sum than tho horse sss
claimed for.
Nat S,. sha tsai t.snese. BET
500 ss.f ~ss ~ ts1.s ."uasse
As '0e.0s. ,s.ssss ks'll,, ~ss ny
ffcss uhn bet IN Msssa ~ che
lsst fsse es.Ffa'sl, SS nus Rss
fn, tie 'h~,f money rixh, atsss
It~ start 4 Mrisa.. o.e ~ss or
~ ~. wsr~. nv her ,ntn . pocket
IN. shea Isll.s s-f az s.a 'li ses
~, ysr' sft.r.s~i- What ~ss
Nr.ssts tiss In .lsiua thls kl.a
- .scs only no h.ys-l. t.o~s
bat :, Vac . rsns .ai.sts,v 81 til.
pf.l,o ~.r, ~ on M.saa
Tho r,,n With tic Aai'er Gas
s;st' "a evidence Yesterday q, 6
vc. afssF,s Claimed cfass ior os'
Il isis second rae. su' King ~ III.
Nis, nu; - ths Fourth n. Gat,.f
cl.I-t-d Col troustoa s!srt ,ts
fourth rare ara Hulehlngs and Az
bott claimed fc.c4sts rsrn.s .
Cos sho claimed search Me %. day
before. ~.f~ sffer.l: 90 return tbs
hcrss 90 his ofiNiaal o~n.fs ss the
person ~hc claimed the horse Jla
not have a. .nfrs ~ the rAc..
NDctiin. ~ho voe shc first rAos.
Ia ono 81 the best bred iiill.s OF thr
ssc~ tract She 10 bs a. Carlo Sat
- the fast mare Gold iscs
James A. Murray. the speedy
Splinter Who broke dozen a. Los
Angeles last winter. makes hts fret
appearance since thu sccilont. IN
the sixth race THIS afternoon.
1'tla boy Manders ia certainly
coming o. the front with a rush
lie reds tire. winners sgain yes
terday. and II no keeps this good
work up will soon acquire a Col
lowing Among the Females En- the
gfandatsnd that wsuld do credit 10
Tod Sloan 10 bis palmy days.
Someone had better present an
alarm clock 20 Jockey Palms lie
has not ridden a winner In two
dAya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
League standing


"iffHii - HuI ~. NnFia hnd EaFST'
fehiupm and Donahus tmetra
Derrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
Arthur Midnight has had Two OF Days, Much 10 the
Financial Embarrassment Of the. Iaeni--FaVOrits
had the Best Of Il Yesterday sal esOss Were lSl
--SanderS Wins On isfee.

claiming a hofee from sellins ~ q
greater sum than tho horse SIS
claimed for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

TACOMA. JWiy ~ aIke Better was
the show aEain yeai eraar, aud ths Quinn
tribe failed 20 score Spokane helped
the Tigers win - playing = poor field
Ing game liuf N the nHairruara gai
aa far na second base Htiunv became
nl On the sixth beoauas % the heal and
Jensen took hia place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31
BASEBALL.
GOSSIP

Tho Miners OF Russ HAN showed
tho local fans ye..erduy that theT,
can play bit W. folding WORK
of the Hultea was hlgh class aud
ia suar Instances sensational. while
they showed that at tho bat they
ara distinctly ca be- feared
Con walsh dld nos have anything
on the "lnets They found him
whom necessary ana also at unnec
esary timea aad waa handilY niF
oidian Meyers had no difficulty ia
finding walsh aud tho other stick
eyH we're not behlhdhand. sven sus
Finding the sphnre for a couple
8tlu IL playing lots better ball then
ho dld here hall iH highly plea sud
Nits hia work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Spring Ban. the 70 I favoritn.
in the fifih. waited GA the field an.
al he reached the stretch. when he
went 10 the front aad won easily.
My Chalce hung on we'll aud beat
S&lAhle for tae place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Someone had better present an
alarm clock 70 Jockey Palms lie
has not ridden a winner In two
daya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Nat Sss The isai e.snes'. BET
500 ss.f ~ss y. ts1.s .'rasse
Als 'oe.0s. ,s.ssss bells, wss n.y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Croix dor. the 'avorite IN tho see
ord. was backed down 20 q "a s.
1ut tnlsisod secoad. beaten y nose
because Gross delayed too Ions Ia
making his run LEASH. the simmer.
met VIII strong support AZ . to 4.
roncasfa finished third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Jack Little the tavorlte fn the
third. received an atroc,Ous side
from Leeds. but was 50 much tho
beat that 40 won sslloplnE Bessie
welfly ran wen and got the place
from Dora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

James A. Murray. tho speedy
Splinter Who broke down a. Los
Angeles last winter. makes bis fret
appearance since thu sccilcnt. In
the sixth raco this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-31

Npctlin. ~ho vos ,tc FIRST rAos
Ia ono 81 the best bred flill.s OF The
ssc~ track She 10 bs a. Carlo Sat
% The fast mare Gold tsos
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30
Mrs. Nation
To Stay in
Washington
Prohibitionist Leases Office
for Five Years to Publish
The H2tChet.

Carrie Nation has decided 70 make
Washington neT permanent headqUar.
tiers, and mas leased rooms for term
Ct five years At IL d street northwest
where she viii reside and publish her
monthly paper The Hatchet
For the last few years Mrs. Nation
has made Guthrie. Okla, her headquar-
tiers. but she thinks she can conduct
Ter work better here.
Mrs. Nation leaves here tonight for
Knoxville, Tern. where she viii spend
two weeks with the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. conducting an anti
saloon crusade. From that point she
goes 10 Atlanta. Ca. then TO New Or
leans before going 20 Guthrie, Okla.
The Gospel Army OF this city has
commissioned Mrs Nation As a travel
ing evangelist under its power OF inCOr-
poration. Among the FIRST works she
will take up on her return TO this city
will be 20 aid the Gospel Army IN its
effort 10 raise a fund for the establish
ment OF a home for unfortunate women
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

AR. and Mrs. PinchOt entertained at
dinner last evening, complimentary 20
Ms. EfnChOts niece. Miss Mary Emo.
The list OF guests included Miss Miriam
crQsby Miss Cameron, Miss Katherine
Jennings, Miss Cpham. Miss Andrews.
Mss lie Bourgeois, Miss Satterlee Miss
Farederica Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam COrCOrau EusJls. Lieutenant and
Mrs Sims Senator Beveridge, Senator
Brandegse, Count HatZfeldt of the Ger
man embassy Representative Butler
Ames. Mr.. Dupont. Captain Mccoy,
Hichard Hooker. Pol lie Teller, OF the
lselgiau legation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

Col o. G.. Staples entertained at his
annual reception and dance last eyeo-
ing, at the Riggs House, from TO H.
The parlors were prettiiy decorated
with palms roses. and aZaleas, and the
ballroom was gracefully festoOned with
flags and Southern smilaX.
The guests included the guests at uhe
hotel ara their friends and a number Of
the members OF Congress who attend
the dance yearly. The ladies Of the
Riggs House received the guests in al
ternaJe groups OF tWos and threes-
During the evening buffet supper
was served. The long table in tie
dining-roC vas prettiiy decorated with
American Beauty roses and red shaded
Candelabra.
Ia the receiving party were Mrs. G.
a. Schneebeli. Mrs. (. l. Silver, Mrs. 6,
W. Fisher Mrs J. ". Bailey. Mrs. J. l..
Lacey, Miss NJ v McCabe. Miss South
TrimbIe. Miss Claude Albright, Mrs. 3.
b. BOVencT. Mrs. r. 5. StuTgis. MTs. j.
b. Thompson, Miss Martha Thompson,
Mrs j. A Clarke, Mrs A n. Lay, Miss
Ida PehleF. Mrs. Al. J.. Martinez, Mrs.
A. II. Staples Miss Gilbert Mrs q. :.
Gilbert. Mrs. NJ. l.. G. Kline, Miss Kline.
Mrs q. NJ. James Mrs. g. T.. Fuller.
Mrs -. IA smith Mrs p " Layton.
Mrs. r. y. Srawbridge. Miss Ii. Hos
mer. Miss Andrews. Mrs. J. II. Merrill.
Miss T. NJ. Cousins Airs. j. A. Hughes.
Mrs = ". Albright. Mrs H. S. HOl-
lenbers, Miss Yer Plank. and Miss Bell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

President and Wife Guests
. At Dinner Given in Honor
By Secretary Of the Navy

rVIE President according
dining Cabinet,
guests Secretary Navy
at dinner.
Flags pnnantz of Secretary
Secretary of Nays
saltiye since assuming his portfolio
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Mrs. Pinchot
Is Ho ste SIS
At Luncheon
EntertainS Number of Her
Friends in Rhode Island
Avenue Home.

Mrs. James Pinchot entertained a com
pany al luncheon today ia her home, on
Rhode Islard avenue. Her guests in
Guided Mrs Harlan, Mrs. Kean, Mrs
Nicholas LOngworth, sr., Mrs. Clarke,
Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Nicholas
Anderson, Miss sherman, Mrs. Barney
and Mrs. Schroeder.
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The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
Creel who arrived yesterday at the en-
bassy. had with them In their party
coming from Mexico. Sonora Alvarez.
vVifs-Of the private secretary of the am
hslssadOr, ana her four children. and
Miss Barbara Brodie. granddaughter of
the date Governor Shepherd who viii
spend some time with her grandmother.
Ms Shepherd, in her Sixteenth street
home, Miss ETodie is "a debuJante and
an accomplished iinguiSI. speaking
Spanish like native.
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Airs. Piquette Mitchell who has been
in with grip for some weeks. is able 20
be cut again, much 10 the qualification
81 her large circle OF friends.
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Major and Mrs. Kuhn. L. S. A. are
DELIGHTFULLY."- located at Fort Monroe
in their new quarters and seemed much
pleased over the detail They have with
them for the winter Mrs Kuhns moth
eF. Mrs Richard Parker