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from $50 10 Il o'clock. The program
has been arranged as follows
Frank T. Israel. superintendent pre-
siding; Singing BY the school. opening
service; Archie " Davis. assistant
superintendent. selection BY orchestra
Prayer, the Rev P L Wright, pastor
Responsive reading. Glen J. Cooper
assistant superintendent, Song. pr
mary department. Mrs 7. r Rifle
superintendent. Recitation. Miss Ma.
ri1n Small. An address by ". +. An
drews. Auditor for the Treasury; Sc
lection BY orchestra
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NOrWay'S Minister
Takes Up Duty
In Capital.

Owe GUIDE. the newly appointed min
lister from Norway. to succeed the Ia.e
Christian Hauge. and Mime. Owe GUIDE.
arrived in New York yesterday morning
on the kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Of
the Hamburg-American lire. and came
directly 10 Washington last evening.
They have taken apartments al the
Grafton until they locate permanently
in a suitable legation home.
Mr. GUIDES appointment TO this post
was made early in January. to take
effect April l. Mr.. Guide is prominent
in his own country. and has recently
been minister at Copenhagen.
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St. Paurs, Twenty-third street.
Authenticity Have Taken Away

Authenticity Have Taken AWAY. -
Stainer.
tie Deum," in c. Hall.
"Benedictus." Garrett
Anthem - Christ, Our Passover, -
Lloyd.
Introit-" Behold. Ye Despisers,'' Hora-
ito Parker.
Communion service in G, CaIkin.
Z. NJ.
"Magnificat' and .'Nunc Dimittis.' in
i. Cough Leighter
Anthem-''Awake. Thou That Sleep
est =" Stainer.
Onertorium-"A It Begal o Dawn. "
Vincent
The choir is composed of boys and
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All Saints Church, Chevy Chase.

professional Hymn, i09.
Christ our Passover" SchillinE.
"Te Deum,' Woodward. In = Flat
"Jubilate Deo." Buck in c.
Hymn III
Kyrie EleiSon. Naylor.
Gloria Tibi. Paxton.
Hymn Ill
Oflertory Anthem. why seek We the
living among the dead?'' Clare.
Sanctus. Garrett.
Communion Hymn rs
Gloria in EXcelsis Old Chant
RecessiOnal Hymn I2l
William II. Taylor is the orgdnist and
choir director.
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BAPTIST.
Metropolitan Baptist Chu1ch.

u A NJ
Organ prelude BONANZA. Raj
Anche%-'-Christ Our Passover" Shep-
pard-
Anthem Resurrection. - Shelley.
Tenor soIo-'Ring Ever Glorious"
Stainer. by DR.. W Bruce HOOfnaEls.
Anthem King OF Kings" Shelley.
Organ PosJlude-AuegrO in minor
Schubert.
sP. NJ.
The program
Organ prelude-Pastorale, LANCE
Anthem-"Christ the Lord IS Risen
Today" Porter.
Anthem-''Christ Our Passover"
Settling
Soprano SofO-'-Ff Osanua." Granier. BY
Mrs William Keve Miller.
Authem-'-AnEsls Roll the Rock
Away" Holden-RoSsini
organ pOstlude-''P Professional March,
ScotsCu Clark
The Rev J. B. Clayton viii preach -
both services. OrEanist. Mrs Harry G.
Wilbur; director. Gilbert A Clark
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St. Michae- and All Angels Church
Twenty-Second Street.

II 4. NJ
A ten-minute program OF Greig-s music
LefOre the service
Professional Hymn L. " Or1en
Anthem, Christ, Our Passover
II. W. Howard
tie neum" in C-------.---.-----..-.Go Good
"Jubilate- ..----.-.-.-.--..-..-. Buck
Introit Anthem, why Seek Ye the
Living ..---..-...-.-.------- -Spinney
OfertOry. Il Know That Ny Re
deemer Liveth' ..................Ha Handel
Solo "HOsann2h' '............-.....CSr anier
Recessional Hymn 110............ Sullivan
Grand March from Tannhauser q. Wagner
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee OrSanist and
director.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church.
1890 A. II.

1870 A II
Early masses will be celebrated at
St. Nary's Church at 80 and Sis
O'Clock. At the 9:l5 o'clock mass the
chiIdren's choir will render Easter
HYMNS under the direction u the ScnCoI
al the organ.
At 1920 o'clock. solemn high mass will
be celebra ted by the pastor. the Rev.
r. a. B. v nuremberg. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. BizZarTi. OF Rome. as deacon.
and the Rev. Nicholas Weber. OF the
Marist College, as sub-deacOn- The
Rev NJ Gillen. or ST. Paul, Mimi, viii
act as master Of ceremonies. and preach
at the solemn high mass The musical
program will be:
Vidi Aquam ..-..................... Wiegand
Onertory-Alma VirgO......-...- .Hummel
Soprano solo by Miss Cecilia V Muir
ply. and chorus.
The Marine Band Orchestra AL ac-
company the choir at the solemn high
mass Frank RebstOcS Will direct the
orchestra.
Vespers and Magniffcst ..----.-.. Gloria
REGINA COeli' ---------.- MelVli
40 Salutaris'' ..--..............-Ge rike
This will be sung DIV male octet.
co01uosed Of Leo Stiefel, Harry Minister.
first tenors; George AcEmann and Viii
liam c Denhardt secCrd tenors; Pau
Rranstedt and r. Rebsto *. first BASES.
and Henry A. ScheuermSnn and J. Re-
decker. second BASES.
Baritone solo and chorus "Tantum
ERGO Rosseau.
IsUdate Don1inum, Cregorian.
SoIoists-Soprano. Miss Cecilia V. Muir
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Foundry NJ. E. Church, Sixteenth and
Church Streets.
NiOkNING SERVICE.

MUhNIlNU SEN 4Nt1-
Anthems: LAS It Began to Dawn, q"
Martin victory Shelley
SO9ranO solo. I Know That My Re
deerner Liveth.'' from The Messiah
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem, Awake Up Ny Glory,
Barnaby.
CoutraltO solo. 'Rosanna. Granier-
Tenor solo. We Bells of Easter Day. -
DRESSER
Anthem. why Seek Ye the Lvins?'
Peel.
Soprano solo. Come See the Place
Where Jesus Lay" Bartlett.
Bass solo. The Resurrection Song,
Wood
Anthem, christ Our Passover,
Scniiling.
The members or Foundry choir are
Mrs Otis D SWEET. soprano. hrs. VIII
liam T Reed, COntraltO. W. J. Caulheld,
tenor: W. II. Peter. basso; Herman l.
Amiss, Organist and director.
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ST. Patriek's Church

II a NJ.
Before Mass. "AllAluja" FaIkstein.
Mass. Beethoven I'm G.. az arranged By
the Music Commission o. the Arch
diocese Of Baltimore.
Graduate. "Haec Dies" !. WIeEsud.
Ofertory. "HOsanna." Cranier- Sieder-
mann.
After Mass. Unfold ye Port;ls.''
GOunod.
An orchestra will assist the choir
The first VlOlins are Chris Arth Sol
Minister. Herman RakemRnn. orEanist.
DR.. Anton GioetZner. director. Armand
Gumprecht. The solo quartet s. COM
posed OF Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt. So
prano: Mrs Esther GumpTecht. con-
tralto. Melville y. Hensey, tenor, and
T. a. Murray, bass
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The Interstate Commerce Commission
decided to give theatrical people the
benefit Of the 2-cent railroad rate, but
it has not been able TO perfect any
arrangements by which the actors may
assure themselves of making connec-
tons with the cents.
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Fifth Baptist Church.

N A ".
Christ Is Risen BOuChe-
Christ, the Lord Is Risen Today"
Wely.
Christ. Our Passover, Settling
Mrs. Ida Toense viii sing Victor Her
bert's Easter Dawn and Charles F.
Stanley will give Tosti's "EsesurreXit-'
William Palmer is choir master. J. W
Ga-fsnd OrEanfst. and Mrs. r w
Thomson assistant organist-
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Mt. oliret Church. BalIston. Va.

Special music will be sung by the
choir. which has recently been organized
under the direction OF George Tate. The
following selections will be given. II
Know That Ny Redeemer Lives"
Come Sing with Exaltation." and
Consider the Lilies" A solo entitled
''Eastertide' will be sung BY Miss Ruby
j Croson.
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The MagdaIene Easter Hymn.
George ". Warren
AS IL Began 10 Dawn Easter An
them). Lucie1 G. Chaffn-
Soprano solo. 7 Know That Nv Re
deemeT Liveth,' The Messiah Hand
ChOir-MrS- " H EayIv. organise
Mrs Nellie De 70, soprano. Miss Flor
ence Ber1heiner. alto. Howard Butter
worth. tenor; b F. Meyers, basso and
director.
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Shrine of the Sacred Heart.

II a NJ
Solemn high mass. al which the Rev.
Dr. Pace. Of the Catholic University.
Will deliver the sermon on the "Eesur-
rectiOn Of Christ" GounOd's "AIesse
Solennelle St CeceiIa" will be sung BY
All augmented choir
Before the sermon. 'Neni Creator a
COntraltO solo and chorus offert0ry.
GiOrZas '.Regina COeIiT and ~ the
close Of the mass. Cassarinis "Laudate
DOminum will be sung.
40 p NJ
Nespcrs viii consist OF the Psalms OF
Mario. 5 Nosr 1rs. No. 4, Regina COeli.
tnerubini. -'raU--uu Ergo Rig, and
the anthem. Holy God
The solos at bOrh services will be sung
0y Hiss Mabel &. LatimeT, soprano.
Miss emily King. alto. and Ed J. Nc
Qusne and Guida q. Caiia1. teBors. and
Bernard A. RYAN. bass. Miss Mar
garUite &. O'Toole is orEauist. and l..
r. Cannon, director
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CONGREGATIONAL
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church.

II A NJ
s.Hosanns-' by Granier. and .'Victi-
mae Pachau Laudes." n J. Stewart
with violin obugato by Miss Edith
fIolt
-.Do1bt No More" Hughes.
The organ numbers viii include "Auf-
81 stchung sulOrgcu. by Bartn.uss. and
Festival March" BY Faulkes The
quartet consists OF Mrs W a King
soprano: or. Charles Bliss. tenor. Miss
Frances Bsthune. contrsito. Theodore
T Apple hasso Lewis Corning A.
water Is the organist and director.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

California, It is explained, is deter
mined 10 have japanese exclusion not
later than next session, even II getting
II does force the rest of the country to
tight Japan. Like Artsmus Ward, CAL
ifornIa is so full OF patriotism that II
would be perfectly willing TO send ali
it's wife-s relations to the front.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18
Benefit Euchre Party.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Chris
tan and Eleanor Rupert Home for the
a ged viii have a euchre party Wednes-
Gay evening. 1T 3 O'Clock. al the Saeng-
erOund Hall. 81 & street northwest This
euchre is for the benefit OF the hons
and those who attend VIII not only
have an evenings pleasure and chance
OF taking away the first prize. but they
also viii be OF assistance 10 this most
worthy Institution
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st. Luke's Church, Fifteenth and Church
Streets.

IT A NJ
Christ. Our Passover. Schillinz.
tie DeUm in F. MeitZke
''Jubilate DeO," Coburn.
Anthem. He Is Risen" Carlyn
''Nunc Dimittis," Reed.
Seven Fold. Amen" Stainer.
Communion Service IN c. CaIkins
The choir will be under the direction
Of William IL carter. IT., win MISS
Lulu Howe, orgauist
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St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church.

II a NJ
Professional
Welcome Happy Morning
TIE DeUm' and 'Jubiiate,' oliver King.
in -.
Communion Service. A F. NJ. Custance.
in r fiat
Introit Anthem. Sing Ye TO r. 20 Lord. %
G. n. Lloyd
OnertOry Anthem. In the End or the
Sabbath" Arthur CarnaN
Recessional, Christ. the Lord is Risen.
1.SD p NJ
Evening service in + fat. King Hall.
OffertOry Anthem Unto the Paschal
Victim" J. f. West.
Mrs. d. w. Brown. o~ganist; the Rev
G. r. Dudley. choir master. sOloists.
Miss Lillian NJ. Lewis, soprano. Mrs II.
q. DIR, alto; W. H Domer. bass, as
sisted BY forty-siX boys and men,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18
Secretary Root Leaves.

The Secretary Of State. Elihu Root.
left Washington yesterday afternoon
for New York. where he Will join Mrs
Root, in the home Of her mother. Mrs.
Salem H Wales. for the family house
party being entertained there over the
Easter season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

It is declared by Senator McCarren
that something Will be doing soon in
Brooklyn. It is declared by Boss Muir
phy that somebody has already been
done in Brooklyn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Earl and Lady Grey. who have been
house guests AZ the British embassy for
several days. left Washington last even
ing for Biltmore. n g. where they will
spend Easter With Mr.. and Mrs. George
". Vanderbilt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mr.. HobsOn announces thai he is
going right on with the fight. Mr.. Hob
son has a fighting record which makes
the statement mean something, too.
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Good evening; have you decided
whether you viii wear your Merry
Widow to church tomorrow
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st. Paul's Church.
MORNING SERV

MORNING SERVICES.
GLORIA Patri.' T Norris.
kyrie, TayriZ
Gloria in Excelsis (old Chant).
'-Halleiujah." Schoeberiein.
Sch6tz onfertorY arranged from Tavriz.
TIE Deum Laudamus" IN B fat.
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Metropolitan Club Receptions.

Cards have been issued by the Metro
pOlitan Club for TWO receptions. Mon
day, April q. and Monday, May 4. when
the clubhOuses will be thrown open
for the inspection Of the ladies' Each
member has the privilege Of extending
invitations TO two guests.
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st. Peters Church, Corner Of Second
and c Streets Southeast.

1880 A. NJ
Solemn high mass
Choir under direction OF Miss Hattie
NJ. Richie, and Miss Edith Gallant, or
ganist.
VIA Aquan," keupter; 'Messe
Soieanelle ST Cecilia GoUnod
'Feni Creator (cOntralto solo), Monti.
Ohertorium. Regina Terrae.' Curto.
occasional, Unfold Ye Portals, 20
GOunod.
I. NJ
Marcos Nespers and MaEnifcat will
Re sung with Regina Cuelf." GLORIA,
q Salutaris' tcOnJralto soloJ, Bailey.
iSatum Ergo, LambilOtte: "Laudste
Domiutum. Gregorian.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Pan-Islamism hasn't PANIED out very
well in the initial effort. down in
Morocco. to terminate European inter
ference in African affairs.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Waugh Church.

streets. northeast. Mrs. Kirk l. Russell
choir leader: 20 Sanctissima, op. p, by
Lux: OnertOry for Paschal Time. BY
r. Batiste. FestsI March. by H J.
Brooks: ReceSsionaI March by BatiSte.
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LUTHERAN.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Fourth and
{ Northwest.

Organ voluntary. Easter hymn. ar
ranged by Freedman; baritone solo, In
the Dawn OF the Early Morning" Ed
ward r. DobsoTi, OF Baltimore: violin
solo "Cavatina." J. ,. MageZ. J. s
Thiemeyer OF BalIi=1lore is Organist and
director OF the choir and for the Easter
program z. T. BeiteI. cornetist, viii
assist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

4 very delightful and interesting ar
fair took place last evening AZ the home
% Mr.. and Mrs n NeWmyer. WI en-
they were given a surprise party on
the tWenry-flfCh anniversary ,Of their
marriage AprCpOs Of a silver wedding,
the ladies wore white dresses u-iIn sill
yer wTeatns in their hair Ar interest
ing and impressive feature OF the even
ing took place when Dr. Abram Simon
called TO cffsr his congratulations and
offciated ar a service with the appoint
n1eurs and surroundings Of a marriage.
but really a blessing and a remin-
fsCeEce.
After the ceremony a silver gift was
presented TO Mr. and Mrs Nswu1y er-
Mrs D. T. EuEei making the preSeutsl-
ton speech. The remainder Of the
evening was devoted 10 music, dancing
and luncheon
The guests were 5ir7- Aaron Birken-
valid. Of Baltimore lIr- and Mrs Leon
X ReiZenStsin. Of New YORK. Mrs.
Louis NeWmyer- MI and Ms D. l.
FllgeI. NJ and Mrs Max Wey'. Mrs
Charles Kaufman. Mrs. r Harris. Mrs.
Addie Sigmund. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Sigmund Mr. and Mrs JACOB C0hu-
Mr. and Mrs AdOlph Weyl M and
Mrs A SjgmUnd. Mr. and Mrs G. n
Sigmuud- Mr.. and Mrs Sydney G. k2Uf-
man. Miss Title Raf. Miss Hattie
Wey1. Miss F.Iua NJ WeyI Miss Helene
d EuEel and Arthur O. Newmyer.
Lawrence -. Euzef A 7 Newmyer.
Howard J.. Sigmund. Leroy F. New
rryer- and Sylvan Birkeuwald. Of Bal
rinnore-
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Mrs T. n Richardson and her dsuEh-
ter. Blanche, OF Annapolis. Is the guest
o. Mrs. s. s. Richardson. IN her apart
ment in the Nantucket for the Easter
season
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McKendree Church.

McKendree Methodist Episcopal sun
day school viii hold special exercises
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mrs. William Emory. wife OF Rear
Admiral William Emory. L. s y. who
has been absent from Washington for
several years. has reOpened her home
or Connecticut avenue Rear Admiral
Emory s. now with the bartieship
squadron. in command Of the California
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Guests Of Misses Shaw.

Miss Pausy Perkins. daughter Of Sen
ator Perkins. and her cousin, Miss Alma
Perkins. are the guests Of the Misses
Shaw. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Shaw. IN their home. in New York city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Miss Clara OYIpenheirner. Of New
York. Is the guest Of Mrs Alexander,
o. Harvard street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Archie Clohan. a student Al Bethel
Military Academy. WarrentOn. Va. IS
the guest OF George E NOyes, for the
Ia ste- season.
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Trinity N. z. Church.

IL 8. n.
Christ Our Passover .....-..-. Schilltng
Christ the Lord. Is Risen
G. D Williams
80 P NJ
Choral service by the Sunday school.
Quartet is composed OF Miss Laura
Black. soprano Miss Eva WhitfOrd al
10: Herman " Murren. tenor; Damn
L. Wood bass William 4. Cohen is
the organist and director.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Miss Julia Goldsmith. OF Fredericks-
burg. Va who has been the guest a.
her sister. Mrs NJ Rheine. for the past
several weeks, he's returned 70 her
home
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MoOres at the willard.

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore came
10 Washington from their country place
IN Virginia yesterday and are stopping
at the New Willard for several DAYS.
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Meyers Will Sail
Early in May
for Europe.

Mrs. George Won l. Meyer wife Of the
Postmaster General. and the Misses
Meyer. will sail for Europe early in
May. 10 remain abroad until some time
IN July.
The remainder of the summer they
viii probably spend at their country
place At Hamilton, Mass, Maple Rock
Farm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mrs Huntington Wilson, wife Of the
Third Assistant Secretary Of State, IS a
patient at the Johns Hopkins University
Hospital in Baltimore, where she Is
taking the rest cure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Dr. and Mrs samuel s. Dickson. who
have been living a. the navy yard al
Norfolk are Preparing TO come 70 Wash
dered 70 duty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Julius Lay is the guest for several
days or Colonel nd Mrs Lay IN their
home on u street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Murton. Of
Hamilton. Canada, who arrived in
Washington Wednesday, are guests at
the New Willard. Mr.. MUrton leaves
washington for Canada today and his
family viii visit Atlantic city en- route
70 their home Mr.. Murton IS a brother
Of Dr.. p. W. MurtOn, OF this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

William Sands. who was for some
years a counselor 10 The Emperor OF
Korea, is The guest OF his parents. Rear
Admiral and Ms Sands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

visiting them for the Easter season
their son-in-lsw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Lansing. OF WATERFOWL. y
Y: their daughter, Mrs Dulles. and
her children. Allen Welsh Dulles. Miss
Margaret Dulles. Of Bryn Mawr. and
John Foster Dulles, Princeton '0S-
Mrs Foster VIII entertain al q tea
Monday afternoon complimentary 70 her
guests
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Nine. ChermOnt, wife or the secretary
OF the Brazilian embassy, Is making
trips 70 Baltimore every few days on
account of the illness or her sister, Mrs
Charles Roberts She went over yes
terday morning and expects 70 return
this afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

The announce ment made recently OF
the engagement OF Miss Hazel Rock.
daughter Of Mrs. May HurlbUrt Rock,
70 Frank Robey is incorrect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18
Pattersons Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson were
dinner hosts last evening, entertaining
Secretary Wilson. OF the Agriculture.
Senator and Mrs. Hopkins. Senator and
Mrs. Sutherland, M and Mrs Sidney
Williams. Mrs. lie DrOit Barber, Miss
Ethel Evans. OF New York; and J. Z
Willzia.
Mrs Patterson Will be At home 20
morrow IN her home. 1903 Kenyon street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mrs. George Whitfield Brown viii have
her brother LuciUs AOuJrOse Cuthbert
as her guest Tor seNera- DAYS.
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St. Martins, North Capitol Street

II A u
The choir under the direction Of Miss
Eva NJ TaIbert, orgauist. viii sing
Hsydn's Second Mass. Ofertory. Re
gina Cceh. tGiorZa-)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Miss May wills. formerly OF Washing
ton. but now Of Baltimore. - the guest
Of friends IN Washington for several
days She Will spend some time IN War
renton. Va. before returning 10 Baiti-
more
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Miss Kittie Bell White is the guest
OF her father, Robert White. in her old
home in PUrcelIville, Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

men under the direction OF Edgar Priest
Organist-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

Mr.. ard Mrs. William r Stuart an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Naude A Barnes. 10 Alden Wine. The
marriage took place at Annapolis, Nd.
Thursday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18

ply: ccntraltO, Miss Margaret EichhOrn
tenor, G c. Wright; bass, I. RebstocE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-14

American Millisnaire-so you want
to marry my daughter Bot YOU don't
know her
Impecunlous Duke-But win get a
kind friend to Introduce US.
A. M.-But you have never seen her
l. d. have seen you, her father
whom she probably resembles
A. M.-But you don't love herr
/. D.-What matters that? but
want TO marry her.
a. M.-But you can't marry her
there Is an insuperable obstacle to
your wedding her.
T. D-There are no insuperable
obstacles TO ms determination
A NJ chuckling This one Is. I
haven't any daughter.