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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
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Sunday school ! 8: 80 O'clock az d a.. ].
C;hildren's Day exercises s at i0:45
jo. .cl! programme for same to be
found on another page. Christian En-.
deavor q O'clock sEp. nj; preaching is
o'clock, with sermon by the pastor
ongs So secondC commandments This
VIII be the second [of5 a series OF even:
Ing sermons given on the ten conf
mandments. i; Y 81,
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Personals.

MI Persona Is. " y tss;s
IA Miss Eliza DO and nephew, Harry
went to Philip where they will be
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs stutler. 4
Mrs: Susan Powell. Of Columbia
street was at i Grafton yes erday5 on
business. X
s f; Mr.2and Mrs. George and children
"A Ada and William, who have been wis:
tting $Dr. and Mrs. i. M Cox left Frs
day for their home at PhllIppi.
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.Pien,fes..

Miss Lucille Clelland entertained$a
few friends at a picnic at her home
near MorEnntown avenue Thursday
afternoon from two unit ave O'clock:
Misses Elsie C1elIand and Dove Jones
assisted In entertaining Il the little
folks. A picnic lune heon was served
and the afternoon was sgreat lyS enjoy
ed by all present. Those who en- Joy.
ed the y hospitality Of Miss clelland
were: Ruth Hartley. Opal Moran.
Grace and Lucy Cornwell. Eva Phil.
lips, Columbia and Esther 8 eiverston,
Wayne Morgan. Rufus and Thomas
Harr and Charles Compston. 4 81
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q - IN T-1-llT 500 Z
Y ANNA TO WE'D PRINCE,
(Bv s. ~, Press, Z DISSEMINATION

PARIS; June a 3 1T is reported
that the smarriage 4 Of Nine. Anna
Could divorced wife of; Count Boni
de- castellane, TO + Prince Helie de
Sagan. q colsion OF the count, VIII
take place tomorrow. The wedding
will probably be quiet as both tho
prince and Mine. Gould have declar-
ed their anxiety to avoid further
inotorlety. It IS alleged that all Or.
position OF the Could family to the
union has been Withdrawn.
5ti The wedding will close one or the
most sensational International court
ships ever known. The friendship
of6Mme. Gould and the prince began
before the former has secured q lie.
sal serara. lion from Count Castellanc.
led to a personal encounter between
the noble wooer and the discarded,
husband and became almost an open ,l,e,,
scandal when Nine. Gould AMI
Prince de sagan made pleasure
jaunt to italy, with New York bank
clerk as chaperon. q
There will be n civil ceremony ana
also a religious ceremony, the latter
TO be per formed by Protestant min
lister. The couple will be married
! md what Is known in France as the
separation Of property regime. each
party remaining in absolute control
OF her or: her own fortune, which in
the the event Of death will not pass to
the survivor, but to the heirs OF the
deceased. 5.5s .f55
PENELOPE: i3S iE "a tt,i ~
! n 80 ~ 4 IS - VERONICA.
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sP,REsB:Y;T ! EEElAN cHu!Rc:H:!l.

fAsHsHHs u dato 8. ~
Saba III school ut o: 80 q clio ck, Prot.
ter es, uperlnt 1
nprning service 10 S 4 ;elocls: Tho
bapttsmf ofs chill ren: Subj fct OF SER
mon: Imnog rant dement's in the
znaSelop ment of Characte The
q Christian SEntlenyo societiessw will not
sbas able to meet Tomorrow. on account
tof me- spscia1 servtces. The Orders
otsRafl Conl tors and The Broth
sserllipod hilWays rrainmen will holtli
;theirsa nnnal Smernnr ial service ut 9 m.
rhes ptblic Ifs espe cially Invited 10;
this service: 80 o'clock instead
lock the Chi ldren's Day service
With held III are cordially invited
tpthesesserYices.sa w e x ~ # &;
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! CENTRAL cHRlsTlAN5cHURcH
s II. IlIsong Pastor. Vi

~ Children's Day: exercises tomorrow
morning q Instead Of spreac ching. s Regu-
lar preaching services in the evening.
You are invited to attend these services:
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CATHOLIC c a q, y: ( HURcH.
A.. Boutfou, Pastor. n

Mass every Sunday at 5 and 10
o'clock a. m: Evening devotlons at
1880 O'Clock, consisting OF the 1 ros.
aryi and nedIction. NJ ass every morn.
ing during the week at 81 o'clock. NJ,
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schrIstian chap,,eI.

Bible school at 8 80. The lessen
viii sbe found sin The thirt eenth chap.
steralof luke. ord Isl Day service Of
] l g 30. The scrfp ture lesson for this
service Is the second chapter OF Titus
There VIII begnog evening service. "A
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SPatatlne Baptist Church {; hui.

q. b LaWler. Pastor. The Sunday
school will convene at 10 :15 instead
OF s:45: The Children,s Day exer-
cises will begin at a o 90. we are ex-l
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Merry stariinit club.

Merry Starlight Club.
The members ot the Merry Starlight
Club were entertained last evening u
the home OF lIfsss1iaries Scott son Cd 3;
lumbiag street Husic and 4 game n
fofded Amusement; for the evening AMI
choice refreshments; were served. q
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W.. C.aT.8U. and A

y z =. |. y. anu L-.5t y
The Junior LII 7. " =: held an inter
esting meeting at the Diamond M.
2. Church yesterday afternoon at
three-thirty o. clock. AZ. short "A pro-
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topic 8 Gods Reyeiat on To the Awais.i
;ening stJnd rstandinE IS M preach
ms by the pas f. sub ect; iolding
Faith and az Good sCunsclence. Air
are scordialIyE Invite
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Will Entertainments.

I: Miss Travis, 4 81 I Raymond street
Will entertain the b. e. h Club next
Thursday evening 8 a Il s.5
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lFlR 5: !; / N: "a E CHURCH J.
s5 c. q. Smith, Pastor. &;

# 80 Sunday school, c.. w.
Evans Evans superln tendent 1o:445 a.. m.
by the pastor; subject,
ffl he New City Coming Down From
God ! Out Of Heaven u ps M, Ep-
worth '.r l1 league, Kemble White, leader:
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FIRST EAPTlsT8scHuRcH.
1 Eddy, Pastor.

Child rem service. 10 !: 40.
Sunday school, g: 30 We want
25spresent. i u &. 2. q
1s sunda school Virginia avenue,
$50 sist. s. s.
srnda school Watson mines,
- :3c. a
Ia D. .sY.sP sU.$at IL 700. - a
S g Ns'ishts sermon e s: 90, subject, "A1o:
raj Grayitation 3,55.
@ ne public lis cordially invited to
be present II rs
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Diamond Street h,o,sdistg Episeo.lp,iaaiiI

Diamond Street ethodfst Episcopal
E3:.Si Church 6;i55
ss The Rev: g: hem, Pastor This
Is Childre1.s Day. The sunda school
Will inject $at 70: so for q short session,
and gats1o:1 5athe Children 81 Day pro-
gramme prepared for the! occasion win
be- rendered. The collection viii sbe
for edncat ton. ST The parents 81 II the
members OF the Cradle Roll are invit-
ed. The pastor will be glad to hap.
tie any membe OF the I Cradle Roll:
Junior League and Glass at usual
hours ll Miss Gertrude Waters win
have charge 5of " the League prayer
meeting at 90. AT zoo the pastor
will preach on Proper Estimate Of
Values. You are cordially invited to
worship with us. IA
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The Washington times., 1908-03-03
:: Weddings = Dinners :: eaS ::
Miss Hazen Weds
Martin R. Bourne at
St. Marx S Church

Miss Bessie Mae Hazen. daughter OF
DIT. and Mrs. w. p. c. Hazen. and Mar
tin r. Bourne were married last even
ing at o'clock in st. Marks Episcopal
Church. the Rev. W. i. DeVries eff
ciating.
A proiusion Of palms and white spring
flowers formed the decorations both
at the church and IN the home. where
the reception following the ceremony
was held. Or. dazen escorted his
daughter to the altar and gave her in
marriage. Miss Hazen's bridal costume
was a handsome gown Of Duchesse
satin. made princess, and trimmed with
seed pearls and Duchesse lace. Her
tulle veil fell to the hem OF her train
and was arranged on her hair with
coronet Of orange blossoms. The bridal
bouquet was a shower OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Katherine Hazen, sister OF the
BRIDE was the maid OF honor. Her
gown was "A becoming toilette OF pale
pink silk and IN her hair she wore
dainty coronet Of tiny pink rosebuds-
Miss Annie Blumer. a cousin OF the
bride and Miss Eliza Sweet were the
bridesmaids. Miss Blumer wore a dainty
frock Of pale yellow silk. and Miss
Sweets gown WIS OF pale blue silk. Like
the maid Of honor. they also wore coro-
nets Of rosebuds.
w. w. Fleharty acted as best man,
and the ushers were 4. A. LiDscOmb,
Philip Arth, Marvin Towne. Francis
c. Evans, William T. Jones, and Chester
A. Shannon.
After the ceremony at the church the
mother OF the bride. in their home or
East Capitol street. Mrs. Hazen wore
a becoming gown OF lavender crepe de
chime.
Among those who attended the recep-
lion were Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou,
Senator and Mrs. Nelson, Senator and
Mrs. Stone and Miss Stone. Represent
alive CaldeThead. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Y.
De Graw, Representative and Mrs.
TaWney, Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Wicker
sham. Mr.. and Mrs. James Courts, Mr.
and Mrs Elliot Woods. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank CTosthwaite. Mr.. and Mrs. T
w Smith, Mrs Mary Wood IOWne,
George r. Garrett. the Rev. W. /. De
FTies, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Foster
Mr.. ana Mrs. Kennedy Rhea. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Hazen. Commissioner
George NJ. Bowers, the Rev. and Mrs.
Albert Evans. DR.. Henry Hazeu, Mrs.
J.. Hazeu, DR.. and Mrs. Frank Cham
5erlain Mr.. and Mrs Clifton La Ighlin.
Mrs. Matthew Laughlin. Miss AcGraw,
Mr.. and Mrs r r. Fleharty, o. b.
George. EIr. and Mrs. B. +. Guy. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Curran. Edwin Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. W. Galloway. bir. and
Mrs. q. W. Martin, and Mr.. ard Mrs.
s r. Barr.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourne left Washington for an extend
ed bridal trip, Mrs. Bourne wearing a
handsome tailored costume OF dark blue
broadCloth and a becoming blue hat.
They will so first TO San Francisco,
from where they will sail March 10 on
Siberia for the Philippines via Hon
oIulu, China, and Japan. Mr.. Bourne
has been connected with 1he Govern
ment service in the Philippines for a
number OF years and has been in this
country since October on leave OF
a 1sCnCe-
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MISS BESSIE MAULSBY MCLEAN.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean, Whose Marriage to Lieuten-
ant DaIlam viii Take Place
This Afternoon in New York.

Miss Bessie Maulsby Mclean and
Lieut. William A. Dallam, Twelfth
Cavalry. u. S. A. now stationed at
Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, viii be mar
ried this afternoon at 4:80 in the CHURCH
OF the Heavenly Rest in New York. The
ceremony win be performed by the Rev.
Nevett Steele. a cousin of Mrs Mclean.
assisted by the rector, the Rev. Her
bert Shipman, and the Rev. Osborne
Ingle. Of Frederick, Nd, who performed
the ceremony for the brides mother and
father, twenty-five years ago. Blsnop
Potter, OF New York. viii pronounce
the benediction.
Miss Rebekah Mclean, sister OF the
bride, VIII act as maid Of honor. and
Miss Emily Mclean, another sister,
Will act as flower girl.
Capt. r. A. DaIlam, brother OF The
bridegroom, Will be the best man. ano
the UsheTs viii be Albert Richie, Wal
lace Donald Mclean, William Boldin.
third, and Ritchie KimbalI, all cousins
of the bride.
Great interest IS manifested In the
marriage in society, and in d. 4. r.
circles. on account OF the prominence
of the brides mother. Mrs Donald Nc
Lean who IS president general IF the
d. A. r.
In compliment % the cavalry. % which
branch Of the service the bridegroom be
longs, the color scheme of the floral
decorations al the church and in the
brides home, where the receptfon for
the bridal party and relatives will be
held, viii be yellOw-jonquils dafrodils
and roses-intermingled with ferns
palms, and the national colOrs.
AFTER the reception Lieutenant DaNam
VIII take MS bride for an extensive we'd
ding trip OF several weeks before taking
up their residence at Fort Oglethorpe
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Congress Hall Reception.

Congress Hail Hotel was the scene
last evening of a pretty reception and
bail given by the manager. S A Man
uel. in compliment TO the guests at the
hotel and their friends.
There were about 100 guests present,
and a string orch estra furnished the
music for the dancing. a bunet supper
was served during the evening IN the
dining room
women present were Mrs James ,.
Davenport, wife OF Representative
Davenport OF Oklahoma, who wore pale
pink peau de cygne trimmed with
quantities OF cream lace; Mrs. Upton,
black crepe de chine with trimmings
of Jet seQuins; Miss Wood, white satin
and lace, Miss Eldridge, lavender chtf-
fon and lace with WINNINGS OF violet
velvet and Miss MCLaurin, ddugh ter
6 Senator McLaurin, white point
aiesprit over yellow satin.
Those present we're Senator and Mrs.
T. p Gore, Senator and Mrs. A. J.
AIcLaurin. Representative and Mrs. +.
II. Henshaw Representative and Mrs.
J. J. Russell, Representative and Mrs.
u. ". ShackelfOrd. Representative and
Mrs. ]. j. Edwards, Representative ana
Mrs. W. Gardner, Representative and
Mrs. J. A. NJ. Adair, Representative and
Mrs. J. n. Pollard, Representative and
Airs. r. w Monden, Representative and
Mrs. J. T LAnahan. Representative and
Mrs. r. b. Macon, Representative and
Mrs. J. A. Sterling, Representative and
Mrs. NJ. r. Denver. Representative and
Mrs. A J. GTOnna, Representative and
Mrs William Willet. Representative ana
Mrs. De Almond Representative and
Mrs =. &. Townsend, Representative
and Mrs. Scott Ferris. Representative
and Mrs T A. MCLain, Representative
and Mrs. ". A. ROdenberg, Represent
alive and Mrs. James Davenport, Rep
resentative and Mrs, w W Wilson,
Representative and Mrs. w r. Smith.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs J. G. Burnett,
Representative J. R. Sherwood, Repre-
sentative q. Kusternann, Representative
ii. Helm, Representative J. ". Murphy,
Representative c. II. Weisse. Repre-
sentative J. J. Esch. Representative
charles McGavin, Representative A. J.
SABBATH Judge and Mrs Gordon Rus
sell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upman, Mr..
and Mrs Porter, Mr.. and Mrs oscar
Underwood, Mrs. Clark. the Misses
Nustermann, the Misses McYaurtn, Miss
Wood Miss Lansing, Miss Mitchell
Miss Furrell, Mss Eldridge, Miss Con-
nor, DR.. w B. Reeves.
senior Don Antonio MonterO, second
secretary Of the Cuban legation, Will
leave Washington Thursday for his
nome in Cuba on leave OF absence.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Colonial Danes Tea.

The Colonial Danes Club entertained
at a tea yesterday afternoon IN the
small reception room of the Arlington
Hotel. The guests were received by
Mrs. Foraker, wife Of Senator Foraker;
Miss Amber. and Miss Peter. Mrs
Murray Addison, Miss Susan Kean,
and Mrs, Seth Shepard poured the tea
The colonial colors, buff and blue. were
everywhere. yellow Jonquils artistic
ally arranged in old blue china bowls
were placed on the mantels, and the
candles were shaded with yellow caps.
In the center OF the table was a large
basket Of spring flowers.
The ladies presiding at the table were
selected to represent the various sec
lions OF the country the membership Of
the society embraces
The ladies assisting were Miss NJ 3.
Johnston, Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Dorsey.
Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. George L. An
drews. Miss Virginia Miller, Mrs.
George Whitfield Brown, Mrs. John Van
Rensselaer,, Mrs. Green Clay GOOdloe,
Mrs. Hughes Olpnant, Mrs. b 3.
Nicks, regent from Mississippi for Mt.
Vernon; Miss Wood, Mrs. William
Henry. Miss Virginia Byrd Jones, Mrs.
c. A. Schaeffer, Mrs. Randall Hoes.
Mrs. Kate Kearney Henry, Mrs. Marion
Butler, Mrs. Marcus Benjamin, Miss
Elizabeth Bliss, and Mrs. Boiling.
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Lecture on Russia.

Kellogg Durland Eas greeted at the
Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon
when he delivered q lecture on Pres
ent Day Russia" by a large and fash
ionable audience. The lecture was for
the benefit OF the work for Door
churches. a philanthropy in which over
a thousand women IN Washington are
interested. In the audience were several
members Of the japanese embassy: the
Colombian Minister and Nine. Cortes.
Mr. GuZman. the first secretary of the
legation, ana Nine. GuZman were In a
box. Com. William Manning Irwin. L.
8. N, and Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. J.. Z. Nc
CARNEY end their house guest. Miss
Barnet, also occupied a box. Other box
holders were Nine. Nabuco. Nine one
sada. Mrs. John Story. Mrs. Montgom-
cry, Father MaCkin. and Mrs. Potts.
Representative Bourke Cochran intro
dUced the lecturer
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Children's Party.

Nine. QUesada, wife OF the Cuban
minister. entertained at a children's
party yesterday afternoon for her 1T
lie son Gonzales, IN honor or his eighth
birthday. Inc afternoon was pleasant
~ spent in music and games, and a
dainty super " As served. The little host
is a native Of Washington, having been
born at the Raleigh Hotel eight years
ago.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Gerry-Harriman Wedding.

A notable wedding took place IN New
York at noon today. when Miss CoTnelia
Hartman, second daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. E. II. Hartman, became the bride
OF Robert Livingston Gerry. elder son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception at 1870 o'clock. IN the home
OF the brides parents.
Bishop DOane, Of Albany. the Rev. DR..
Huntington, of Grace Church. and the
Rev. Mr.. McGulnness, Of s. Johns
Church, at Arden, where the Harrimans
have their permanent home, were the
officiating clerymen.
The church was beautifully decorated
with peach and almond blossoms and
greens.
E H. Hartman gave his daughter in
marriage. and Miss Mary Hartman was
the maid of honor for her sister. The
six bridesmaids were Miss Carol A.
Hartman, Miss Marian II, Clark, Miss
Ruth Averell. Miss Margaret Dix, Miss
Elsie Rowland, and Miss Anita Pea
body.
Peter GOelet Gerry was the best man
for his brother, and the ushers were
Robert ". Goelet, Frederick KernOchan,
Monson Morris, Avereu Hartman, VIII
liam Stackpole, Bradish @. Johnson,
John s. Ames, and Aaron Davis.
Mr.. Gerry will take his bride for an
European bridal trip.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Roosevelt Cards
Announce Dinner
At White House

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have cards out for a dinner at the
White House Tuesday evening, May y.
Mrs. Roosevelt win occupy box at
the concert of the Philadelphia Sym
phony Orchestra this afternoon at the
National Theater. Others occupying
boxes will be Mrs. James LOwndes,
Mrs c. A Williams. Mrs. George Mer-
rill, and Miss Louise Maxwell.
Mrs Hartman has gone to New York
TO attend the Gerry Hartman wedding
today. and her box will be occupied by
Mrs. John Watts Kearney. Miss kath-
crime Cameron, Miss Enrol Brown, Mr..
de Thai. Of the Russian embassy. and
Henri Martin, Of the Swiss legation.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Benjamin T. Warder entertained
at luncheon yesterday afternoon COM
plimeatary to Mr.. and Mrs John
THOMPSON Spencer. of PHILADELPHIA
who are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
James NJ. Johnston. The guests were Mrs.
Johnston. and her other house guest.
Mrs. Biddle, of Philadelphia, also Mr..
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Mrs. Babbitr Receives.

Mrs Charles II. Rabbit received in
formally yesterday in her home, on
Massachusetts avenue, The decorations
were ionquils and other spring flowers.
Mrs. Rabbit will not receive next Mon
dan
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Sherman. wife Of Representative
Sherman, and Mrs. Fairchild wife of
Representative F'airchild of New York.
at the New Willard.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, tho
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith and Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. Mrs. Ward
ThorOn, and Captain Leonard, u. s. 4.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

The Second Secretary Of the Brazilian
Embassy and Nine Chermont will
leave Washington this afternoon. ac-
cOmpanied by their small son, James,
for Florida. where they viii remain dur
ing Lent. They viii be al the Break
ers, at Palm Beach.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Hayes and Miss Hayes will be at
home informally today for the last time
this season.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Representatiye and Mrs. Wheeler had
their sons. A. Royal Wheeler and ".
Reginald Wheeler. Of New Haven, with
them Sunday.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Miss Eugenla Burgess entertained in
her apartment in the Cumberland last
evening in honor OF her guest. Miss
Virginia Gleason, OF Charlottesville,
Va The guests were Mrs DrenOn, Miss
Gleason. Miss Kate Mcbride, Miss
Ethel Mines, Miss Hattie billiard, Miss
Burgess. and J. H Lear, Marshall
Belts. r. c. Boswell, Charlie Mermac,
Dr.. II. r Moore. and Parker Anderson.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Philip +. Muth VIII be at home
II. formally tomorrow. and the follow
ing Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. J. r. Perkins. 1913 New Hamp-
shire avenue. will receive Tuesdays in
March.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mime. Cortes and Nine Guzman will
not be at home today nor Tuesday Of
next week.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Haskins wife of Representative
Haskins, will not receive today.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Ernest n. Roberts will not re-
ceiye this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Miss Jones. Of Charlotte, N. C., ia
the guest of Miss Grace Bell, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Miss Maths win not receive today.
bus win be at home the remaining
tuesdays in March.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Elliott entertained a bridge party
yesterday in her home at the Marine
Barracks.
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

Mrs. Foster, wife of Representative
Foster Of Vermont, will not be at home
today,
The Washington times., 1908-03-03

rdr. and Mrs. John Jay White OF New
y ork. who occupied the De Sibour on
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
MS. Shattuck's Tea.

Mrs Sbatt,Ick, wife OF Capt. a. B.
Shattuck. was hostess at a charming
Tea, Yesterday afternoon. 10 meet Mrs.
jobn NJ. Andrews, of Orange. Va
Soring flowers formed the decorations
Assisting Mrs ShattuCk were Mrs.
NrthUr Coolidge, Mrs. Cornelius VIII
cox Mrs Crosby. Mrs, Lanahan. Miss
HooIey. ard Miss Brooks, Of New Jer-
sey.
Mrs Truman Able entertained at tea
Yesterday, complimentary TO her sister,
Mrs. William Vaughan PoHeys, VINO IS
her guest Tor the winter. Ihose pre-
siding at the prettiiy decorated table
were Miss Helen stone Mrs, Ateck
NIechIn and Miss Nora Able me dec
orations were pink and white spring
blossoms
Mrs. GiIett. wife Of the governor Of
California was the honor guest Of Rep
rrsentative and Mrs Needham at
luncheon OF fourteen covers yesterday.
srbe luncheon was served in the inter
esting old home of George Bancroft,
the historian. now the Tea Cup Inn.
The table, which was laid in the apart
Ynent which WIS once Mr.. Bancrofts
study. was decorated with red carna-
tons and red-shaded silver candelabras.
The guests We're Mrs. Flint, wife OF
Senator Flint of California; Mrs. Dan
skin; Mrs Smith, wife OF Representa-
tive Smith OF California; Miss Smith,
Mrs. HAYES, Miss Hayes, Mrs Kahn.
Mrs. Englebright. Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs.
Knowland, Mrs. Mexican. and Mrs.
Craig.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Cowles enter
tanned at a dinner followed by bridge
asst evening.
Hon. Nina Kay-ShuttlewOrth, who
epent the season with her sister, Hon.
NFrs lanes. wife Of the military at
tache Of the British embassy. will sail
today from Boston for England
The Washington times., 1908-03-03
Ruching. six yards, I9c

The new ruching usually sold at 25c box. Onlv
100 for sixteen neck lengths.