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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04
Dental Notice.

Dr.. Howard A. Yocum will be
at Big Springs Monday, Oct. IA,
will remain there six days.
Amerious, Monday, Dot. II, will
remain six days.
Minsola, Monday, Oct. 20, will
remain elk days.
Truxton, Monday, Nov. 4, will
remain six days.
Olney, Monday, Nov. ii, will
remain six days only.
All wishing repair or plate work
please call Monday, first day.
Grown and bridge work a special
ty. Odontunder for painless ex-
traction Of teeth. Remember the
dates and call early.
Yours for business,
H. A. YoCUM, Dentist,
Residence, Warsenton, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04

d. Snebhen was in st. Louis, on
business, q couple of days this
week. Speaking of Snethen re-
minds us that he is agent TO, two
styles OF Gasoline Engines. Ifyou
want power talk II over with him.
He knows all about It. Prices,
makes OF engines, cost Of shafting
betting, pulleys, etc. Better see
Snethen before you put in en- en-
CINE. II will pay.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04

Last Sundays st. Louis Repub-
lilo had a very complimentary no.
tice regarding Miss Airline Barker
of Wellsville written by It's WASH
ington correspondent. 6he made
. Sensational hit'' with hes voice.
Tho Tribune regrets It has not
xoom Tor the article In this issue
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04

Doan's Regulates cure constipa-
ton, tone the stomach, stimulates
the.liver, promote digestion and
appetite and easy passages of the
bowels. Ask your druggist for
them. 20 cents a box.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04

Second premium, Street
Fair Association ....... 2 30
For the prettiest baby, first pre-
MUM, gold necklace, A. Vogt 4
Son; second premium, silver cup,
Montgomery Standard; third pre-
MUM, bracelet, A. Haas & Son.
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CROP OF 1907.

rs best 100 ears of White
Corn, frst premium, R. g..
White, music cabinet. .
Second premium Street
Fair Association. $3.50. = W
76 best 10 ears of White
Corn, fret premium Street
Fair Association ......... B W
Second premium Prairie
Milling 90 1 sack of flour
n best 10 ears of Yellow
Corn, first premium Street
Fair Association $1,000. 8 90
Second premium, Prairie
Milling Go. 1 sack of flour
IS best 10 ears of corn at
the fair, first premium,
Street Fair Association. 5 90
Second premium 1 years
subscription to the Mont
gomery Standard, j. j.
Martin, A pounds Old
Judge coffee
10 best 25 ears OF corn
planted with a Canton
Planter, F. B. Glare & Son,
Buell.. Mo. W
80 best ! bushel any kind
Of oats, fret prcmism
-. =. - 20
Street Fair Association. 2 30
Second premium, O. J.
Locke. pair Of gloves
81 best ! bushel Of wheat,
first premium, Street Faiz
Association 90
Second premium. ! years
subscription 80 the Mont-
gomeSy Tribune.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL.

AZ Fattest cow or heifer,
any age or breed. fret
premium, j. r. O'Donnell 2 8
4S best draft mare 2 years
old, first premium, Ma
tionai Stock commission
GO 5
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
To Be Awarded Al The Street Fair
Montgomery City
OCTOBER 10TH, nth AND 18th 1907
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.
1 best bull any age or
breed, first premium Street
Fair Association .........S B 10
Second premium Street
Fair Association ........ 2 80
2 best shorthorn bull with
two COWS owned by one
man, first premium Street
Fair Association ........ 5 20
Second premium, Street
Fair Association......... z 5O
3 best Jersey COW, age
considered, first premium
r. G. White 4 Co., daisy
CLiuIn s...... " w
Second premium r.. G..
White & Co., cream seper-
atOr .... D 10
4 best draft stallion first
premium Montgomery Co.
bank is 90
Second premium, Mont
gomery Co. bank......... Z so
Third premium, Montgom-
cry Go. bank. 2 80
5 best draft mare, first
premium, Street Fair AS
ISOLATION 7 SO
Second premium, Street
Fair Association. $50. 2 SO
6 best draft horse, mare
or gelding, 2 years or n
der, first premium, j. D.
Barnett. 5 90
Second premium A. Kim. 2 SO
z best horse mule colt,
first premium, Geo. Earn
est D w
Second premium, E. H.
Ham, county treasurer. 2 sc
8 best mare mule colt,
first premium, j. A. Ma
hery 8 OO
Second premium, Crump
& Kidwell. z sc
9 best brood mare with 2
colts, first premium, Faul-
coner, Sheets & Co... 5 OC
Second premium, j. F.
Hassler .................. 2 sc
40 best 2-year-old jack,
first premium, Street Fair
Association ............ 5 O(
ii best jack and 5 colts, SIS
to enter, 10 per cent to
first, 80 per cent to Sec
ond.
~ best jack, any age, first
premium, Mon t g cry
Co. bank. ..... Is O(
Second premium Street
Fair Association. ....... 7 81
13 Finest tho 70 u G h br d
horse, mare or gelding,
any age, pedigree and in
dividual to govern, first
premium Street Fair AS
-. ............ D W
Second premium, Street
Fair Association. 2 5,
IA best girl rider IL to IS
first premium, A. Vogt &
Sons, gold bracelet. 3 s.
Second premium, A. Vogt
& Sons, gold ring......... 2 s.
IS best boy rider under IS,
first premium, DR.. Thos.
Owings. 3 @
Second premium, F. L..
IlclQ ...s.... ........ Y u
16 best team harness mares
OF geldings, first premium
L. d. Ellis. 10 @
Second premium, A. B.
Lail 5 O
III best saddle mare, any
age, first premium, Street
Fair Association ........ 10 o
Second premium, Street
Fair Association 5 O
1S best harness horse, mare
or gelding 2 years old and
under 8, first premium, Hi
ram Barnes. 2 5
Second premium, R. j.
Wilson & Co., whip.
40 best gentleman rider
first premium, the l. G.
club of Montgomery City. 10 0
Second premium, the l, q.
club of Montgomery City. 5 0
20 best lady driver, first
premium, the I. @. club of
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-04
premium, $500; fourth premium,
$500; fifth premium, $500.
PREMIUMS ON SWINE

PREMIUMS ON SWINE.
Is best boar and 2 sows,
any breed, first premium,
Street Fair Association. 5 90
sc best Poland China gilt
N. A. Wilson. ........... 2 %
81 best Chester White gilt,
Ned Kirwin 2 90
So best Chester White boar,
w. O. Hughes............ z 5O
SO best boar of any age or
breed, Joe Reagan, $3.50
William Reagan, $3.50. 5 90
10 best SOW OF any age or
breed, Street Fair Asso-
citation ....... D w
II best SOW and 5 pigs, any
breed, first premium Street
Fair Association.......... B w
Second premium Street
Fair Association ........ b 90
72 best boar with 5 of his
get, Street Fair Association B w
70 best Poland China SOW X
pig Street Fair Association so
IA best Poland China boar
pig, Daniel Grennan. -. 5O
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D OCTOBER ii.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER ii.
90 HEREFORD bull, any age,
with 2 cows owned by 1
man, 6rst premium Street
Fair Association ....... 5 W
Second premium, Street
Fair Association 2 80
"a best bull calf, any breed
under 1 year, first prem
ium, Street Fair Assoc
citation D w
Second premium, Street
Fair acknowledgements. 2 so
% best black polled bull
with 2 COWS of the same
breed, owned by 1 man,
frst.premium, Street Fair
Association -. .......... b w
Second premium Street
Fair Acknowledgements.
% best draft colt, first
premium S. M. Weeks. -. 5 90
Second premium, c. FL.
MumtOrd z 0O
81 best saddle colt, first
Robert E. See............ 5 90
Second premium, T. w.
Barnes z 5O
2S best harness colt under
year first premium, H.
w. Johnson 8 90
Second premium, Nat
Sharp z 50
2S4 best saddle yearling
F. NJ. Ellis 5 90
20 best yearling mule, first
premium Street Fair AS
sociation 5 90
80 best mule any age, first
premium, National Live
Stock Commission Co... 7 so
Second premium, Nation
al Live Stock Commission
GO z 5O
81 best pair mules, any
age, first premium, Street
Fair Association......... 10 90
Second premium, Street
Fair Association ....... 2 so
80 best mule colt, A. Haas
Stetson hat. 5 90
Second premium Carl
DUNCAN 2 so
SO best coach stallion, first
premium, Street Fair AS
SOcldtlOu ~ w
Second premium, Street
= Fair Association. ........ 5 90
81 best girl rider, IL years
and under first premium
Gill Music Co., satchel
Second premium, D.
Snethen, bride
35 best lady rider, any age,
side saddle, first premium,
l.. @. club. 5 90
Second premium. l.. G.
club ..... ............. 3 50
36 best saddle stallion, first
premium, E. w. Hunter: Is 90
Second premium, G. G.
Hunneberg 5 90
81 best lady rider, any
age, divided skirts, fret
premium, 1. G. club. 5 90
Second premium, 1. G.
z 5O
3Sge best harness horse,
mare OF gelding, any age,
first premium, E. E. Hib-
bert, s. l.. Jennings and
w. l.. HILBERT. ......... 25 90
Second premium, E. E.
Hilbert, S. L. Jennings
and w. L. HILBERT. Is 90
Third premium, E. E.
Hilbert. S. l.. Jennings
and w. L. Hilbert. ...... 5 90
80 best saddle gelding,
first premium, Montgom-
cry Telephone Co... Z so
Second premium, Mont
gomery Standard. 2 80
40 best saddle horse, mare
or gelding, owned in
Montgomery county 6
months prior to the Fair
first premium, Miller &
Worley, st. Louis Store. 10 90
Second premium, Miller &
Worley. st. Louis Store: s 90
la Doto%0 rooa 6ret Dr;1o
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Susie Clayton, % years, Freedmen's Hos
.4ftal.
Michael Gilvery, 80 years, 73s sth street
northwest.
Ashby Matthews, SO years. 619 Sd street
southwest.
Eliza warder, Sc years, "a T street north
west.
William c. Keech, IS years, 2145 Califor-
MIA avenue northwest.
Catherine Neitzey, SO years, Villa Flora,
Brightwood.
Octavia sewel. Y years. 21o5 o street
northwest.
Washington Mills. 80 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
James H. Daniels, 70 years, 9O3 22d street
northwest.
elizabeth wetthaft 70 years, ss7 Longfel-
low street northwest.
Tonney Roman, 90 years, 2340 7th street
Dennis Murphy. 20 years, s1s 7th street
Horace Wran, year, 80 Gallatin street
northwest.
Irving J. Peters, year, 1908 9th street
northwest.
Edna jackson. year, 226 v street north
west
Edward Walker, / year, 1923 Ceder street
northwest.
Jesse Carroll, 10 months. 60 NJ street
southwest.
Charles g. Ball, days, National Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Shoreham-R. 8. Freeman, Baltimore;
Thos. H. Downing, New York; NJ. E. Dooley
and Mrs. Dooley, New York; DR.. c. A
6chenck. Biltmore, N. c.; F. r. Kenney,
U. 8. A.
Arlington-Harry Shoemaker New York;
M. C. Allaben. Elkins, w. Va; L. M.
Kimball, Haverhill, Mass; w. E. Alex
ander and Mrs. Alexander, New York; A.
H. Doty, New York.
Raleigh-H. E. Morgan. Baltimore; Rob-
ert Dariss, Philadelphia; ]. Adler and Mrs:
Adler, San Francisco, CAL; E. B. Walker,
U. S. NJ; F. J. Underwood, jamestown,
N. Y; II. E. Johnson, Chicago.
New Willard-O. Ely, New York; j. p.
Palen and Mrs. Palen, Newport News. Va :
D. A. Tompkins, Charlotte, N. c.; G. Nc
Knight, St. Louis. Mo-; H. R. Wilson,
Urbana, Ohio.
Ebbitt-E. N. Carter, st. Johnsbury, Vt;
@. Jacobs, Philadelphia; c. B. Kemp, New
York; j. 8. Lathrop, Sioux City, Iowa;
F. d. Gleason, Hampton, Va
Riggs House-C. 8. Brown and wife,
Charlotte, Mich; s. L. Wonson, Phtladel-
phia; H. J. Rowland. Rome, N. Y; T.
Doland, Baltimore, Nd; c. c. Eggert. Phil
adelphia; John M. Drake, New York.
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FUNERAL OF COL. MIDDLETON.
Services According to Ritual Of Prot.
estant EPISCOPAL Church.

The ritualistic service of the Episcopal
church was conducted this afternoon at z
o'clock over the remains of Col. johnson
Van Dyke Middleton. United States army.
retired. in st. Margaret's Protestant Episco.
pal Church. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place northwest. Rev. Herbert Scott
smith. rector OF St. Margarets parish, con.
Quoted the services. which were attended By
q large number Of the friends OF the de-
ceased ofiicer. including many of the off,
GERS or the army and navy In the city.
The pailbearers were chosen from amona
the friends of Col. Middleton upon the
active and retired list of the army, and
were as follows: Surgeon General O'Reilly.
Gen. .. ID Wood. Gen. Dimmick, Gen. ]. ].
Soppinger Gen. Charles w. Hobbs. GEN.
Mckibbon, Gen. Thorp and Maj Walter
The expressed wish of Col. Middleton
was that his funeral should be without mill
itary features. and the wish was observed.
Many members of the commandery of the
District Of Columbia of the Loyal Legion Of
the United States were In attendance
The interment was private and in Oak Hiu
cemetery.
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Georgetown Council Of Jonadabs.

At meeting Of Georgetown Council. No.
8, Independent Order Sons OF Jonadab. last
Tuesday evening in Red Mems Hall. the
resignation Of Mr.. J. H. Bangs as worthy
chief was received and accepted. Mr.. ]. ].
Spillman was elected to serve out the un-
expired term. Considerable business was
transacted, and the committee on ball and
supper made its final report. It was de-
cIared to be the record report of George
town Council, having settled up the affair
in less than three weeks and making a
splendid showing financially. The council
was reported to be In a good condition. add
ing new members at each meeting and
doing the work that the obligation demands
of each member. Visitors from sister coun-
ellis were present and refreshments were
served.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today, as
follows:
William F. Mcdowell. Hamilton, Va, and
Medora ". Rust Lovellsville, Va
William Williams, Philadelphia, and
Marie H. Fake of this city
William D. Oliver and Lille A. Reck
William H. Walters and Minnie Slater.
William H. Lennon and Maggie Thomas
Eugene Martin and Grace Hodge
John A. Mcdowell and Dorothea G.
Friess. =
J. Manassas Campbell and Lucy w.
Wingie1d, both of Hanover, Va.
Joseph Fieger and Amalla Scidwftz
both OF Baltimore, Md.
Jesse H. Hedges and May F. Morris.
Andrew r. Hornig and Alice NJ Chism.
Z. Guy Berry Waldorf. Nd, and LII
lian v. Robey. Whiteplains. Md.
Adam II. Powell, Philadelphia, and Tex
anna r. Worreli Of this city.
John II. Bramble. Coan, Va, and Fam
ME e. Booth. Blackwell, Va
James Jefferson and George Rogers
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George and Sadie Tfllah. January n, 1907.
female.
sidny and Lurina Swami, January %,
1907. male.
Gustave A. and Alice q. Spindler. Janu-
ary q. 1907, male.
Henry and Mary A. Slade, January 25,
1907. female.
william r. and Alice Simpson. January
Is 1907. male.
James s. and Bernice Richards. January
Is, 1907, male.
Robert and Lille Jackson, January Is.
1907. female.
Edward and Emma Smith, January a.
1907, female.
{ James A. and Ldy Hawkins, January .,
1907, female.
Robert and Georgia Jones. January %.
1907. male.
Dennis c. and Katherine Collins, January
"a, 1907. male.
Robert and Blanch Boston. January Is.
1907, male.
Ira s. and Elizabeth Barker. January q,
1907, female.
William H. and Katherine E. Barker,
January %, 1907. female.
Milton A. and Lille NJ. Barham, JAN
uary n, 1907, male.
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Clothes Pin Party.

A number Of the young ladies of the
Young Women's Christian Association were
the hostesses at clothes PIN party last
evening in the rooms Of the association,
10Th and streets. During the evening the
guests thoroughly enjoyed dressing the
clothes pins. Prizes were offered for the
most artistically dressed pins and many
varieties of costumes and toilets for the un-
appreciative pins were shown. After the
pin contest closed the girls In attendance
formed small chafing dish parties.
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Next W. G. N. Concert.

The next concert of the Washington Col
lege Of Music series will take place tomor-
row afternoon at the Columbia Theater at
4:3O o'clock, when the program will be
rendered by the Washington Concert Choir,
a chorus of itwenty-four picked solo voices,
under the direction of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson, with Mr.. 8. Frederick Smith at
the piano. A very beautiful program of
part song music has been arranged. and a
cantata entitled "Out Of Darkness by
Gounod, will be given for the first time in
this city. In addition to these numbers
Mr.. william Morse Rummel will play a
Beethoven sonata, with Mr.. Felix Garzglia
at the piano, and group of violin solos.
accompanied by Miss Tozier. Tickets for
this concert are now on sale at T. Arthur
Smiths, 1897 F street.
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Three Charges of Larcenv

Three charges Of larceny from her en-
ployer. Leon Chatelain OF 1125 18th street,
were fled against Gertrude Neal when ar.
raigned In the Police Court today. After
hearing the testimony Judge Mullowny i'm.
posed fines aggregating $40, or four months
Imprisonment, with three months add.
tional unless restitution is made of the lost
property.
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Miss Nellie Jennison Dead.

Friends in this city have received word
Of the death Of Miss Nellie Jennison OF Los
Angeles, Cal, who for many years was a
resident Of Washington. She was daugh-
ter of Hartwell Jennison and spent her
eirlhood days here. Several years ago her
narents removed to Los Angeles and since
that time Miss Jennison has only visited
the capital city at intervals. Her father
and two brothers, Sherman Jennison Of
Fla, and DR.: Minot Jennison
Of Los Angeles, Cal, survive her.
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Lincoln Camp Installs Officers.

The following-named officers Of Lincoln
Camp, Sons of Veterans, have been in
stalled for the ensuing year, Capt. Frank
Bench acting as installing officer:
Parker Trent, commander; o. H. Budlong,
senior vice commander; F. T. F. Johnson,
junior vice commander; B. ]. Northcott,
chaplain; E. K. De Puy, secretary; Irwin S.
Taylor. treasurer; John T. Bond, sergeant
Of the guard; e. g. Harbour, color sergeant;
camp council H. M. STATE, R. M. Weedin,
Druid H. Evans. All G. A. r. members are
cordially invited to attend the meetings of
Lincoln Camp.
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Branch Associated Charities Chairman

Branch AssocIaCeu VudIItIes VHd1IHIdH
At a meeting Of the members Of the East
Washington branch Of the Associated
Charities last Tuesday evening in the COM
mittee rooms on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. DR.. W. s. Small, principal of the
Eastern High School, was unanimously
chosen chairman. Mrs. Southland, who was
formerly the chairman. resigned recently,
on account Of ill-health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Allegations by Harvey ]. Shumway,
chairman of the executive committee of the
Anti-Graft Association of Atlantic City,
That the city in the past two years has
paid for 10000 feet of boardwalk lumber
that was never delivered, has added a new
phase to the city hall scandal
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BORN,

MERRILL. On January 80, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas 5. Merrill, daughter, MARJORIE
EYNON.
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Anniversary Banquet Of Loyal Legion

Arrangements have been completed to
commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the foundation OF the District Of Column
bia Commandery OF the Military Order Of
ths-L Loyal Legion by a banquet at Rau-
scher's tomorrow evening. More than 400
members Of the organisation have signihed
their intention to attend. A number Of adj
dreases will be made
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Births Reported.

during the past twsnty-8our hours AZ fol-
lows;
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Mrs. R. B. Bradford and Miss Bradford
will not receive tomorrow. but will be al
home Friday, February 8.
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Miss Carlisle, daughter of Mrs. William
K. Carlisle. who is entertaining Miss Elsie
Shaw Of New York, gave a luncheon fol
her yesterday, when the other young girl!
present were the Misses Loring, Miss LII
Ian Stone, Miss Erma Shaw, Miss Pauline
Magruder and Miss Christine Owen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Nelson announce the
marriage Of their daughter Miss Mabel A.
Nelson, and Mr.. Robert c.. Carter.
which took place at the home of
the brides brother, Mr.. e. A. Nelson, jr..
IS 8 street northwest, last evening, at z
o'clock. The bride was becomingly at
tired in white silk and lace. The cere-
mony was impressively performed by Rev.
DR.. 8. Reese Murray Of Union M. E.
Church.
Miss Jennie Eisenstein and Mr.. Rodney
Beavers attended the couple and the cere-
mony was witnessed by a number Of rela-
tives and friends of the contracting parties.
After a buffet supper reception. which
Mrs. Carter took O late train;for the north.
Upon their return they will be at home to
their friends at 116 street northeast The
bride received q great number Of beautiful
wedding.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker. Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Keep were other dinner givers last night.
Mrs. Charles Proutty. the Portner, will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Lester B. Plat and Mrs. M. C.
Stone will be at home at the Mendoza to-
day and Thursday, February z.
Mrs ]. Sylvester Phillips and the ladies
of Laise-Phillips School will be at home in
formally tomorrow and Friday, February
8, from to 6.
The minister of Norway and Nine. Hauge
gave a dinner last night in honor of Miss
Maud Pauncefote. when there were also
present the Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmiller. the Swiss minister.
M. Vogel; Miss Elizabeth Kean, the Count
and Countess Hatzfeldt, Mrs. Platt Hunt,
Miss Maud Wetmore, Miss Mcmillan. Rep
resentative Butler Ames, Count Szechenyi
Of the Austrian embassy, Prince Zu Lynar
of the German embassy, Miss Patten, M.
Kroupensky of the Russian embassy and
Mr.. Woodbury. Blair.
Mrs. B. w. Middleton and Mrs. ]. F..
Archer of 2020 r street will be at home
February 2 and g.
Miss Margaret Carroll entertained q
number OF her little friends on Monday
evening at her home on Wisconsin avenue
in honor of her birthday. She received a
number OF presents. Games were enjoyed
by the young folks, after which refresh
ments were served. The large birthday
cake had thirteen candles burning around
It, representing the age Of the young host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mrs Diehl, 1925 street, will not be at
home to callers tomorrow. but will re-
ceive the following Friday.
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Miss Pierce Of the Portner will not be al
home Fridays, February list and 9Th.
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Mrs. Clarendon Smith and Mrs. Arthur c.
Smith will receive Friday, February /, from
3 to 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mrs. A. G. Klapham 2122 Connecticut
avenue, win be at home informally Satur.
day, February 8.
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Mrs. g. 8. Everett Of the Cordova will not
be at home tomorrow, but will receive with
her daughters February 8.
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Mrs. W. Ignatius Dyer will be at home
tomorrow.
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Almost the same company was gathered
during the late afternoon hours yesterday
at Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth's, when stu
dents of Hampton Institute gave Folk
Songs of the American Negro and Indian"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Audenried, who has Miss Clarke OF
Newark, N. j.. stopping with her, gave
a luncheon for her today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Newcomb and DIR. Anita Newcomb
MCGEE will not be at home tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-31

Mrs J. Mcdonald Stewart, 1922 H street.
will receive informally Saturday, February
e assisted by Mrs. George Marsh and the
Misses Graham.