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The Washington herald., 1907-01-20

The St Stephens Institute Minstrel
Club have begun making preparations for
An Old-time Minstrel and Dance" which
will take place at Carroll Institute Hall
on Tuesday, February L. This Is the
first time in the history OF the institute
that the Minstrel Club has attempted to
produce a minstrel Of bygone days, and
from the interest that has been displayed
IN the rehearsals It viii suTpass all their
previous efforts. The scene Of the min
strel will be an old Southern one. intro
ducing many Of the favorite old songs,
together with the new ones. Every mem
Der Of the company will be in blackface
The end men will be Walter SODde-
heimer, Lee Monkey. Morgan Welch. and
William Schultze. Mr. John Z. Boyland
viii be interlOcutor. The sentimental So
lOists will be John Dunn. Ambrose DER
kin. and William Barrister. The quartet
VIII be composed of J. Gross, NJ Hor0-
witt. J. Harriss. and J. BaTnelL The
committee in charge of the minstrel is
composed of L. Craven. Joseph d. No
Rarity. John E. Boyland James Y.
Hughes. c. Morgan, NJ r. Donahue
Thomas Leo Fortune, Joseph F. Shee-
han, Leo Mckinley, G. Y. Hunt. John
Dunn. c. J. Sweeney. and James Darcy.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
ELKS TO HOLD BANQUET.
Plan Celebration of Twenty-afth
Anniversary of Lodge.

The twenty-fifth Tor silver anniversary
banquet OF Washington Lodge of Elks
viii be celebrated February p at Masonic
Temple Nj Robert Z. Mattingly, ex-
allied ruler, viii preside, and members Of
the order of national reputation viii re-
spond to tOasts.
There are but two Of the founders Of the
order in Washington living-John T.
Warde and Aaron ShaneOr. only six Of
the charter members remain-George W.
Harrison. Montague d. Jacobs, Michael
g. Mccormick, Joseph Y. Potts, Robert
]. Walker, and Edwerd Williams.
The lodge now has membership OF
over 500, composed Of professional and
substantial business men. and is increas-
ing az the rate of twenty a month.
The committee having the matter IN
charge predict that, from present indica-
tons. this VIII be the greatest social event
ever given under the auspices OF the
lodge. The committee on arrangements
is composed of the following named men,
bers: NJ q. Mccormick. chairman; John
C. Maxwell. secretary; Henry J. Allen,
treasurer; Lloyd B. Brooke and Joseph p.
Fegan
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
TWO SOLDIERS HOLD BRIDGE.
Attack Pedestrians with swords and
Delay Traffic for Hours.

Constantinople, Jan. 19-Two soldiers OF
the Ylldiz Guards, in a mad freak, at noon
to-day held for two hours the Karakeny
Bridge, which spans the Golden Horn.
joining Galata and Stamb0uI.
They drew their sword bayonets, slash
ed indiscrininately at all who attempted
TO pass. and in a few minutes had clear
ed the bridge.
Word spread that a massacre had been
planned. Shops were instantly closed,
and people hurried 10 places Of safety.
A thousand troops were called out and
advanced to each end Of the bridge. But
they could do nothing without orders
from the Sultan. as the two men be
longed TO the Royal Guard. So they
waited until his majesty sent word that
they were TO be taken alive.
The terraces and windows OF all build
ings in the vicinity were crowded with
SPECTATORS. who watched the two men
march from one end Of the bridge to the
other. brandishing their sword bayonets
with an air Of ferOCiOUs defiance.
When the Sultans wishes were known
an officer advanced and gravely called
on the two men TO surrender. but meet
iur with a refusal, he had TO retire AZ
ter a short parley. and further delay.
three officers advanced together and
these. closing up on the men quietly, were
joined by others in a sudden rush.
The two soldiers struggled against cap
ture. but their resistance was soon over
come, and they were handcuffed and
ANONYMOUSLY away between
files of soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
WANTALARGER RACE
Japs Urged to Find Wives
Among American Girls. =
WEALTH IS ALSO DESIRABLE
Viseount AOkf said 10 Have Advised
Youths TO Marry Here for Sake of
Increased stature and because Ma
fionaI Debt Might Be Lessened.
London Surprised Mt speech.

London. Jan. 1s.-NOt in recent years
has England enjoined such a sensation
as has followed the cabling back from
Japan of what pArports to be an address
delivered in the city OF New York BIZ
Fiscount AoSi, the japanese Ambassador
20 the United States, 20 an exclusively
japanese audience. in which he advised
his hearers 10 be sure and marry Ameri-
can wives.
Make yourselves worthy Of American
women. he is alleged TO have said. but
more especially 70 the daughters or mil
lionaires. This will mean, when your
father-in-law becomes aware Of your
merit. he viii assist you In every way"
This statement was considered so i'm
portant that II was cabled by a japanese
newspaper correspondent to the Tokyo
newspapers. which have Just arrived here.
and its translation and publication has
started discussion as TO whether or not
the advice was not inspired by the Jana
nese government which is anxious 70
secure funds from its subjects 70 reduce
the foreign debt
The advantages OF such marriages from
a japanese point Of view is pointed out
editorially in the Japan Times. as fol-
lows
1t IS generally admitted by the Japa-
nese themselves that physically. they are
inferior 10 their American neighb0rs. on
an average the japanese adult is about
the size Of a sixteen-year-old American
boy
The offspring resulting from such
unions are cross. being neither so small
as the Japanese. nor 50 large as the
American mother. That the japanese
people desire TO be larger is apparent.
That they also admire the featurestof the
foreigners is plain.
Shortly after the decease Of Gen. Ko-
dana, one OF his intimates remarked that
he was fine looking man. looking more
like a foreigner than a japanese. 50
when d Japanese father sees his little boy
by an American mother. a little above
the average, he has cause for rejoicing.
but when the American mother looks
upon her little boy by q japanese father
and notices his yellow skin, short stature
and bowed legs. nothing but the greatest
Of parental loves can cover up such seri-
our defects"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Complain About husbands,

Mrs. Katherine r Wilson. through her
attorney, Leigh Robinson, began suit in
the District Supreme Court yesterday
against her husband. Herbert 1. Wilson.
for absolute divorce. A correspondent IS
named, and the action is brought on the
grounds Of infidelity. The Wilson's were
married at Bay City. Mich. April Is.
1895, and there are no children.
Rosa N. Matthews entered proceedings
in the local courts yesterday against her
husband Charles a. Matthews. for
maintenance and support. +. y. Hope
well. who appears as Mrs. Matthews at
tOTney. alleges that his client was com
PEELED TO leave her husband on account
of the harsh and cruel treatment she was
subjected to at his hands, and also be-
cause he did not support her. They were
married in this city August -, 1900.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
CRISIS FOR CITY OWNERSHIP.
Municipal Socialism vigorously OPP
posed by London Papers.

London. Jan. I9.-The campaign against
municipal socialism IN Losdon is rapidly
taking shape and claiming a large share
Of public attention, although the election
is six weeks on The papers publish daily
fresh exposes Of the economic failure OF
experiments in municipal trading by the
county council and local bOroughs. and
II IS beginning TO become apparent that
even boosted successes have been really
lamentable failures. A point especially
resented is that misleading and unbusi-
nesslike methods Of bookkeeping have
made losing operations appear to show a
profit.
The principle which the municipal re-
formers are advocating in the present
campaign is that no municipality is jus
titled in undertaking commercial enter
prise except under two conditions, the
proposed industrial service must be Of a
nature necessary 20 civilized cOmmuni-
ties. welfare and private enterprise must
have failed TO perform the service. That
is the issue on which the campaign viii
be fought and there are already indiCa-
tions that it viii result in important
changes in the present constitution Of the
council.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20

Miller. l. s.. Sg Chew street, Allentown. Pa.
Montrose Farm, GatonsviIle. Nd
Morris. Charles r.. 1914 Ashhy street, Washington.
D. G.
Netleton. c. T.. Shelton, Conn.
Perrine. Col. Lewis. 1G Greenwood avenue, Tren-
ton, n. j.
Pierce. ]. A., Ciaremont, \, r.
pierson & Son. J., Wolfsburg. Ia.
Ptehlyun, Sophia G., Is Sixth street northwest
Washington. d. G.
Plath. L. g., 10 s. Penn street. York. Pa
Plumner. Walter T.. ISIS York road Baltimore, Nd
Potomac Pygny Pouter Lofts, Washington ID. G.
Preston. Albert o. s. Hall street. Concord, n II,
Pumphrey j. r.. Congress Heights. ID. C.
Harrisburg. Elmer X. Utica Mills. Nd.
Ramsey. &. Z. Bel Air. Md.
Remsen. Ola T.. Annapolis. Nd
Riley. Henry D.. STAFFORD. Pa.
RisdOn, John r.. RiTerdale. Nd
Robinson. Mrs. e. NJ. Little Dover Va
Rose, n. f., Takoma Park d. g.
Rothenhoeffer. Charles F.. Frederick, hid.
Rowland George T.. Jersey City, \. j.
Rutherford. W. t.. r. +. ID. T. Washington. d. Z.
scheid. 7. A., II Sherman street. Lancaster, Pa
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
OLD GUARD NAMES OFFICERS.

Union Veterans Choose Their Conn
handlers and Various Committees.
At the regular assembly Of the Old
Guard officers we're elected as follows;
Captain. James NJ. Edgar; first lieuten-
ant, William II. Fuss; second lieutenant.
Amos J. Cunning; junior lieutenant,
Charles L. Patten: chief Of staff. Joseph
II. Lawrence; judge advocate, Milbourne
NJ. Lewis; qGartermaster. James r. Col
Inns; commissaTy, Benjamin r Graham:
surgeon. DR.. Albert z. johnson; paymas-
ter. William II. H. Hoover; Inspector,
James Z. McCabe; chaplain, Henry S
Stevens.
The following noncommissioned officers
we're elected: William S. Seymour, quar-
teFmaster- sergeant: Albert G. Brush and
L. A. WILDER, color sergeants; duty ser
geants, George W. Scheever, {. Y. Has
kell, w. W. Wallingford. J. NJ. Pipes, A.
D. Shaw. Ii. Exley; corporals. W. S.
Boyd r. c. Patterson. George FehI. c..
w Kicker. T. Manchester. Thomas Tit
tie
Civic oficers-M. n Lewis. recording
secretary; G. L. Patten, financial secre-
any y J. NuhiiihB. treasurer D0aru CT
trustees, A J. Cunning, c. l. Patten, W
H. Fuss, NJ NJ Lewis, II. Exley. B. r.
Graham, W H. II. Hoover, c. II. Wor-
don, 9. V, Haskell; financial committee
G Y. Haskell NJ NJ Lewis, 3. F. era
ham, J. r. McCabe, II. Exley; recruiting
committee. ". s. Seymour, T. A. WILDER
j. Z. Collins. COurt-martiai committee:
Judge advocate chairman. ". H. Fuss,
DR.. T. e. Calvef, w W. Wallingford, A
D. Shaw, T. F. Brown, c. W. Kicker
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
EXHIBITS FINE BIRDS
Columbia Association Ready
for Annual Show.
LIST OF ENTRIES
Local Fanciers' Pets TO BE Matched
Against Poultry and Pigeons from
All over the COuntry-FFiendIy
Rivalry Between Washington and
Baltimore Creates Interest.

Local poultry fanciers will have an early
opportunity OF displaying their fowls as
well as the chance to compare their prod
ucts with any number OF others.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Columbia Poultry and Pigeon As
sociatlon for the annual exhibition to be
given at the Masonic Temple, January %
to %. Birds and fowl of every kind will
be shown by members Of the association,
and entries 10 the competition have been
thrown open to the public. Washington
pigeons and fowls win be matched against
birds from all over the country, and espe-
cial interest attaches itself to the com
petition between local and Baltimore en-
tries
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Manager Brings Suit.

Alleging breach OF contract on the part
of the National Vaccine and Formalde-
hyde Company. with branch offices IN this
city, Benjamin Z Taylor yesterday in
stituted legal proceedings against them
for 5000. alleged damages.
Taylor claims that he had been engaged
to act as manager OF the local branch
Of the firm at a weekly salary of SEQ for
the first two months, which was to be
raised to SO thereafter. and to remain nj
that figure during the continuance of the
contract. Taylor says he entered upon
his contract October 3. last. and was
dismissed from his position December 3.
following, without notice of any sort He
contends this TO be against the terms OF
his contract, and through his attorney,
Brainard II. Warner. jr.. therefore. brings
the above cause.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Fore.ters Install Officers.

At the regular meeting Of Court Wash
ington, No. >, Foresters Of America.
held at $40 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. on January il. 1907. the following
officers were installed by Deputy Grand
Chief Ranger G. II. Ripley to serve for
the ensuing year: Chief ranger, r. Rob
rer; sUbchief ranger. DIT. r. 5. TrimbIe;
treasurer, J. E. Hall: financial secretary,
G. Albert Freer. recording secretary. H
c. Sebourne: senior woodman, NJ. l.
Hall; junior woodman. P. J. Conlon:
senior beadle, H. a. McGinnis; junior
beadle. w. A Gibson. lecturer. Dr. W.
NJ. Barton; trustees, J AIonihan, J. w
Hendiey, ST., and A. King.
Retiring Chief Ranger I. VI. Byrnes
was presented an umbrella by Dep
uty Grand Chief Ranger G. II. Ripley
The report Of the secretary showed the
past year to be the most prosperous in
the history Of the court.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
New National Union Omcers.

State. War and Navy Council. No. POI
National Union, installed the following
officers at their meeting last Tuesday
night TO serve for the ensuing year: Guy
l. Prescott, president; T. II. Eickelbergor.
vice president; j. Z. White. speaker:
Robert Z Rogers. secretary: A r. Ring
walt, financial secretary; Douglas Zev-
erly, treasurer; Frank S. Parks. chaplain;
r L Cooper. usher: Z NJ Barr.
sergeant-at-arms; John f. Neiss, door
keeper; II. ". Thockmorton. Charles 4.
Miller. John d. Biddis, trustees: w B.
Green, c. T. Miller, P. NJ Kennerly. and
John Biddis, delegates TO the convention.
After the installation a banquet was
served. during which the guests were en-
tertaiued by music ana speeches.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Aiorslus Club Plans sIInstreIs.

Il is expected that Gonzaga Hall viii be
crowded next Monday and Tuesday even
ings when the AIoysius Club viii present
an old-time minstrel show. The club will
be assisted by several well-known local
comedians
The interlocutor VIII be c. NJ. Mating
IL. and the cnG-men, AIessrs. Crawford.
Mccormick. Fennen, Gallaher. Halloran,
and F. J. Plant The quartet. consisting
OF Messrs. Dugan. Green, Maxwell, and
Golden. will sing some of the latest
songs. As soloists. there viii be J. W.
Byrnes. J. Curtin, J. F. Kelley, and Mas
ter Pete Becker.
In the clio viii be Gus Milburn, ma
gician. Thompson and HIS trained dogs,
Yankee" and Dixie" and MessTs. Allen
and Cornell in box-breaking speciality.
The chorus is large in number and well
trained. The acCompanist Is Mr.. II. +.
Horne. In the chorus are Messrs. Cahill,
Ward. Bergin. Brady. Woodgate, Con-
molly. Kennedy, Langdale. Heiberger,
Thomas, Shields, King, Tobin. Farrell,
Plant, Dierkin. and Leahy.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
snenI.s to Gaelic League.

DR. J. c. O'ConneH, surgeon OF the Bu-
reau of Pensions, addressed the Gaelic
League Of Washington at its regular
meeting. Tuesday evening, at Carroll In
stitute. dwelling upon the impress left
by the Celtic race upon the institutions
Of America. Part OF the address was in
Gaelic. The annual election of officers
took place. resulting in the reelection Of
J. D. Flynn. president; Dr. p. J. Byrne,
vice president: James Carmody, secretary
and treasurer. Committees-Joseph Ma
10y. NJ Keehan, James Morney, Miss
Nora MaCNamaTa. Miss Mary Hughes.
and Miss Annie NJ O'Dea
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
safeguard Benning Crossing.

The Commissioners yesterday notified
the officials of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to direct all trains ap-
preaching the Benning crossing 10
slacken their speed 1t Is also ordered
that one of the crew precede and Gag
the train from the crossing. Safety gates
will be installed and operated by n tender
between the hours OF a. m and mid
night. The order was made rs a result
of a number of complaints from citizens
in the neighborhood Of Benning. who al
lege that the crossing is a dangerous one.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Sues for Mashed Hand.

Charles 3. Irby, a minor, yesterday
brought suit through his father, S. J.
Irby. against Arthur McMullen and
Charles McDermott. partners. trading as
McMullen 81 McDermott and the Hoff-
man Engineering and Contracting COM
pany. for S2.0oG damages for alleged IN
juTies. Mr.. Irby. by his attorney. Leo P.
Harlow, alleges that January IS. 1906.
while employed by the contracting :irm
as an engineers helper, young Irby's hand
was mashed while coupling two cars OF
a dirt train
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Omcern Installed

The oficers-elect Of ST. Thomas Com
mandery, No. 2lS Knights of ST. John,
and Ladies' Auxiliary, No. Ga, were Jointly
installed into Office January 10 at the
Auditorium. Eighth street, between +
and q streets southeast The ceremony
was conducted by the District COM
mander, Col. benjamin Younge, assisted
by Past Senior Mai William Z. Cruso.
The officers installed We're as follows:
COmmandery-J. E Campbell. president.
Addison Dent, first vice president;
Thomas Butler, second vice president;
John II. Brown, recording secretary; Jo-
seph Brown. financial secretary; James
d. Jackson, treasurer; William Brown.
messenger.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20

schmid. Edward $. u2 Twelfth street northwest.
Washington. d. 9.
Shook ". a. McGaheysville, Va
sHeott John W. Bluemout Va
slvefside Poultry Yards EdCCm00r. Del
Spencer, Mrs. s. 3icLaren. Rocks, r. T. D., Mary
land.
stinemetz. Morgan. 1916 Irving street Washington.
j.. e.
sumner J. D, Kensngt0n Nd.
Sweeting. George ", Sharon. Nd
Taylor. r W. Hanover. Nd.
Thompson. i. Taylor. Remington, Va
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
ELKS INSTALL OFFICERS.
Columbia, No. -, Holds social ses-
sion After Impressive Ceremonies.

AT the last meeting II Columbia, No. s.,
b. p. o. E, the following officers were
Installed: o. D. Morris exalted ruler.
H. W Hunter, esteemed leading knight;
Samuel Drew, esteemed loyal knight;
Eugene Blair, esteemed featuring knight;
DR.. w. J. Thomas. secretary A. J. Gas
kins. treasurer; =. w. Goodwin. tyler:
c. 3. Curtis. esquire Eugene Minor, or
ganist; 5. II. wilkins. chaplain; c. l.
Bland. inner guard; D. Z. Self. master
social sessions.
Dr.. Z. D. WillistOn presented the lodge
a handsome set Of elk antiers, secured
near the Yellowstone Park district, and
L. c. Jones presented steel engraving
of an elk. Thirty-one candidates viii be
initiated at the next meeting. The meet
ing was closed with a social session and
special music by the Elk quartet
A reception was rendered the new Of
ficers on Wednesday evening by Lewis c.
Jones.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
GETS COLD IN STREET CARS.

Lack Of warmth In the Seventh street
cars is the subject Of complaint TO the
Commissioners by William T. Green. 1852
Seventeenth street Sr. Green says:
4 get SO chilled that 1 am az great
pains to get warm again, and I am in
constant fear of pneumonia. II would
seem that the railroad company hesitates
to afford the extra expense involved IN
heating the cars. I have frequently made
complaint TO the company without effect.
and I now appeal to YOU To compel them
to live UP to the rule governing their
license. and give their patrons at least
the service the license calls for"
The letter was transmitted 10 the presl-
dent Of the Capital Traction Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Columbia Heights Art CIub.

A loan exhibition Of a selection from
the works of the leading artists Of the
city, under the auspices of the Columbia
Heights Art Club, will be held in the
home of Mrs. Martha Lemon Schneider.
2030 Fifteenth street northwest Friends
of the club and members Of the federated
clubs are invited TO view and crlticise
these works on Thursday afternoon, Jan
uaTy q A paper will be read on Local
art and artists" by Mrs. Schneider and
one on Egyptian hieroglyphics," by
Mrs Isabella Buker Chase.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
KnLght. Of Modern Maccabee..

a meeting OF Modern Tent. Knights Of
the Modern Maccabees. Of the District.
was held last Wednesday. a number Of
candidates were received into the order.
Following the initiation a social session
was held. which was presided over by
Sir knight c. o. Mcintosh. A joint in
stalIation OF the newly elected officers
Of fraternal. modern. and progressive
tents will be held at Pythian Temple,
Ninth street, above X, Wednesday, Janu-
airy q. at D. m
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Countrr BOY Wins

The Builders Club Of the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Protestant Sunday
school had its first debate Friday even
ing on the subject Resolved, That the
country boy has a better time than the
city boy" The principal speakers were
Lawrence Jones and Harold Burley af-
hrmative, and Irwin Hall and Earl Jones
negative. a general debate followed.
The judges decided in favor Of the affirm
alive
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Reception to Former PUPILS,

On the evening of Thursday, January
"a. from TO 10, reception and musicale
win be given by the faculty of the Bust
ness High School 10 former pupils at
their new building. Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue. Owing to the
fact that the building as soon as com
pleted was used for the centennial school
exhibit, il has never been formally opened
10 the many friends Of the school. On
this occasion therefore all former
teachers and pupils are cordially invited
70 be present As the addresses of many
former pupils are unknown. 10 formal
invitations viii be sent out
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20

Thompson. Halvor y. I2s street northwest.
Washington. u. G.
Thompson. Ralph. l2i2 Georgia avenue southeast,
Washington. ID. 4.
Turner. Mrs. T. W. 526 WHkens avenue. Baltimore.
Nd
Warner. y B.. Hamilton. Va.
Weaver. J. f.. Johnstown Pa
White. John H. AZ Jefferson street. Anacostia,
u. C.
Williams, Miss Ella. GaiiheFsbJrg Nd.
Williams. % b. GaitbersbUrg sd.
WilTer. +. j. Pctworth. d. O.
Winans. Ms. g. g.. 1927 Tenth street northeast.
Washington u. e..
Wolfe. Dr. J. s. ~ Watsessing avenue. Bloomfield.
y j.
Wolfe. Maynard Dewitt Il Wa;sessiuz avenue.
Bloomfcld \. j.
W0nn. Milton w. Philipri W Va
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Receive sublime Degree.

The Grand Oriental Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia held its monthly as
sembly at S02 Pennsylvania avenue on
Monday. Grand Orient Fred 4. Weber
and his staff conferred the sublime de-
gree on thirty-seven candidates. About
80 members OF the order were present
Prince H 5 Stow reports an increase in
membership Of eighty-seven during the
past two months. A class OF fifty-two
Will be initiated February g
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
soIdiers' Union Hears Addresses.

The Attack and Capture OF Fort Fisher
was the subject of an address by Capt
J. NJ Simms at a meeting of the Soldiers
Union of the First Congregational Church
Monday evening. Capt. Simms was an
officer Of the flagship Minnesota, and
was severely wounded during that en-
gagement. Other addresses were made
by Col. Lewis and Maj. Romayne.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Henry Wilson Post. No. II.

At the regular meeting OF Henry VIII
son Post, No. II. g. A. r, officers were
installed as follows: Commander, John
II. Hennis; senior vice commander, Abra-
ham Toy: Junior vice commander, Her
man Benkhoff; quartermaster. James Z
Thomas; surgeon, Thomas H Pease;
chaplain. William Turner; officer Of the
day. Francis Nye; officer Of the guard.
Thomas II. Pritchard. quartermaster ser
gcant. Henry Spies
The Washington herald., 1907-01-20
Constitution Chapter, d. A. r..

The regular monthly meeting Of Con-
stitution Chapter, Daughters American
Revolution, was held Tuesday. The re
gent. Mrs. Hannah b. Sperry. presided.
Among those present We're Mrs. Harriet
A. Arnold. Miss c. B. Brown, Mrs. c. ".
Brown. Mrs c. NJ. Brumbaugh, Mrs. A
Van Ness Cattna, Mrs. II. y. Conden.
Mrs Flora ". Patterson, Miss Elizabeth
F. Pierce. Dr. Adeline Portman. Miss Bell
y. Tanner, Miss Mary Wood. Miss Nellie
A. Everett.