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The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Crawford, chairman on hall and suppsr;
with the following ladies Of the enter
tainment COMMITTEES: Mrs. Thomas H.
Anderson. Mrs. Charles II. Ackert, Mrs
Robert Portner, Mrs. Martin K. Knapp.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay, Mrs. c. w. Rich
ardson. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. Eliza
beth Walbridge, Miss Kate Dean Oliver,
Mrs Henry Rhett, Miss Elizabeth Boyce,
Mrs. c. w Fairfax, Mrs. r. Golden
Donaldson, Mrs. James Spalding. Mrs.
W. ii. HOeke, and Mrs. D. T. Wright
They will also have the assistance Of
the president Of the class. the president
OF the George Washington University, and
the entire student body
The third grand fbau of the Bureau
Bowling Club will take place Wednes-
day night at Masonic Temple Music will
be furnished by the Greater Washington
Band, under the direction Of Mr.. John
b. Bovella
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ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Lisa Anderson left here yesterday
for Philadelphia, where she Will spend
three or four months.
Miss Nora Herbert has Joined her sis
ter. Mrs. John d. Hook. at the latter's
country place, near Warrenton.
Miss Minnie Henderson has gone fo
Staunton to visit friends.
Miss Mary Tyler and Mr.. Harrison
Tyler Of The Trap, Virginia, have re-
turned after visit to the Misses Dain-
gerfeld, at Seminary Hill.
Judge Barley has returned from PbiIa-
delphia, where he spent several days.
Mrs. Clarence Leadbeater has as her
guest Miss Helen Holohan, OF Lancaster
Pa.
Miss Mary Baker, formerly of this citv
and now living in Philadelphia, is visiting
friends III her old home.
The Rev. James Nourse, formerly of
this city, was installed as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Vienna, Va, on
Wednesday last
Miss Nellie Belts, of BeaIeton. is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Agnes Hamilton, Of Alexandra,
and Mr.. William Hamilton, Of Fairfax
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Education Club Meets

The monthly meeting Of the Education
Club was held last evening in the
Conservatory of Music, President Kelly
Miller presiding. The club was ad-
dressed by Or. l.. r. Klemm on Seq in
teacherships. The address was followed
by ten-minute talks from DR.. I. r. Moore
and Mr.. A. L, Craig a general discus-
sion ensued.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

a brilliant company was entertained
last night at the Argentine Legation,
the Minister and Nine P0rtela iuaugurat-
ing their entertaining by inviting to dine
with them the Russian Ambassador.
Baron Rosen; the Brazilian Ambassador
and Nine. Nabueo, the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Root. the Peruvian Minister and
Nine. Pardo, the Colombian Minister and
Nine Cortes, the Spanish Minister. Senor
Don Pima Mr. John Barrett, chief Of
the Bureau of American Republics, and
the staff of the Argentine Legation. Dr.
Alberto Costa and SenOr Julian P0rtela
Former Ambassador TO Italy and Mrs.
William +. Draper were dinner hosts Of
the evening. having rs their guests the
Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hen
selnuller. the b lsian Minister and the
Baroness M0nchcUr, the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Metcalf, Justice Moody,
Mgr OCOnHou Senator Kean. Miss
Kean, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson.
Rear admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover Mrs. Slater, Col. and Mrs.
Symons, Mrs. Ludlow, Miss patten. prince
koudachetf, of the Russian Embassy M
de Cartier Of the Belgian Legation, ana
Miss Bessie CuIlum.
Among the dinner hosts of the evening
were Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
Gen and Mrs. Fitzhugh, Mai and Mrs
". Dew. Wilcox. and Mr. and Mrs
George Vanderbilt. Mrs Don Cameron
also entertained at dinner last night. as
did Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lcgare.
WasdingtOn's short season of grand
opera was brought to "A brilliant close
last night A fashionable house greeted
this last performance. In The audience
were Mrs Roosevelt, the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Cortely0u Mr. and
Mrs. William Phelps Emo Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Belmont the Russian Ambassador.
Baron Rosen, the Spanish Minister, Senior
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Two brilliant state receipt

8 pass into history s..
Two brilliant state receptions
have occurred. Two large formal dim
ners at the White House have also taken
place
The largest and most brilliant Execu-
tive dinner was the social feature Of
Thursday night when all the ambassa-
dors and ministers of the diplomatic corps
and their ladies were entertained at din
ner A few additional guests We're bid
den 10 meet them. the company number
ing eighty people.
The table, abloom with mauve and
yellow orchids. white carnations. and
hyacinths, and lighted with silver cande-
labra, the candles capped with silver
shades lined with pink, casting a soft
and rosy glow never was prettier. The
company in brilliant dress, the men in
uniform and the ladies in exquisite even
ing gowns and sparkling Jewels made a
picture long TO be remembered. The walls
of the state diuiug-room, with their
panels of oak, in rich, mellow shades.
made a background which harmonized
charmingly with the scene.
One state Dinner 10 De Given.
The members Of the Supreme Court are
sun to be dined. and then the state din
ne-s VIII be @ thing Of the past as far
as the season Of 1903 is concerned.
This week viii see the second large
evening reception. the judicial reception.
rs it is called when the justices of the
Supreme Court viii be the honor guests.
The dinner TO the justices of the Su-
preme Court VIII follow the next week.
and later viii come the Congressional
and army and navy receptions.
Aside from the state dinner at the
White House, the chief feature of social
Washington was the opera and the play.
every theater having extraordinarily good
attractions
Social interest centered IN the opera.
Grand opera is treat to the Washington
public, for homeopathic doses being its
usual prescription it never fails TO
take advantage of opportunity. The en-
tertaIning of numerous hostesses took the
form of box parties. The diplomatic corps
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Carrinres fn- the sncInI senso..

Write or phone DOWney's Stables. 1870
i ST, When YOU desire finest carriages at
most reasonable rates. Best service.
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I
Mrs. s. II. Walker, Miss Walker. and
Miss Bertha Florine Walker. 490 B street
northeast. will be at home tomorrow.
after 3 o clock
Russell Whyte. the little son Of Mr..
+ u. Whyte, recently met with a pain
r. accident, having fallen while playing
and fractured his right leg.
Mrs. P. Y. De Graw will be at home
Mondays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Wheataeld. Of Bal
timore, were the guests Of relatives for
a short visit here recently.
Mrs. F. steinem. Of p street, entertain
ed the Bridge Club on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Clara Breslau is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Bass and Miss Mary Bass.
Of Baltimore. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Kaufman left
during the week for a ten-days' visit 70
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sam Dreyfus. Of Waynesboro, Pa.
who was the guest OF Mrs. Suebel. of
Eighteenth street, has returned TO her
home.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Sommers. Of
Georgetown, went 90 Baltimore Wednes-
day, 20 attend the wedding OF Miss TGIda
NeW1neyer and Ar. Abraham Bers.
Miss Hannah Simon. Of Chicago. III.
who was the guest Of Mrs Pach, departed
on Tuesday fog Philadelphia.
Miss Camille Jacobs. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. r. p. Lyon. left the cirv
on Friday for New York. but will rs-
turn 20 Washington en- route ia her home
in Columbia, 5. c.
Miss Emma Ney. Of Harrisonburr is
the guest of Mrs. Milton Ney. Of Rhode
Island avenue.
Mr. Leo Forst has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Louisville. Ky.
Miss Rae Hahn. Of P street is visiting
In Philadelphia. the guest Of Miss Ade-
laide G. Raphael.
Mrs. Henry Strauss. Of L street. will
leave this evening for q few days visit TO
Baltimore relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Sanger. Mr.. Nose
Sanger. and Misses Helen and SoDbis /
Sanger left yesterday for Paterson. y. J..
10 attend the wedding Of Mr.. Harry San
ger and Miss Florence Nathan. which
takes place tomorrow evening.
Mr. Oscar Freundlich. Of Baltimore. was
a recent visitor 20 the city.
Miss Rose Wheatdeld. Of Baltimore. will
arrive tomorrow for a visit to Mrs. Fred
Schwab. Of Columbia road.
Miss Esther Behrend is visiting in
Brookline, Mass, the guest OF Miss Hat
Mrs. VI. Newmeyer, Of Twelfth street
is entertaining Miss Adele Goldman. of
Baltimore.
Mrs. MichaeIs, Of Paterson. y. J. is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs Joseph King.
Mrs Nathan sondheimer and little son.
Daniel, will be pleased to see their friends
AZ the New Berne, Twelfth and Msssa-
chusetts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldman. of Ralti
more, are the guests Of Mrs. Addie Sig
nund, Of the Vernon.
Miss LeOna Hechinger IS entertaining
Mss Carrie Bass, of Baltimore.
Miss Zella Bayersdorfer. Of Philadel-
ohia, the guest Of Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger
eft on Thursday after a two weeks visit
Mr.. Meyer Stern, of Norfolk, is the
yuest Of Mrs. Brown. Of Seventh street
Miss Flora Gusdorf. Of Baltimore, is the
,Uest of Miss Irma Stern.
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noon at I o'clock. was Of interest 10
Alexandraus, as the contracting parties
were both residents Of Alexandria until
recently The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. Ernest smith, rector Of the
church. assisted by Rev. Peter Parker
Phillips, Of st, PauTs Church, Of this
city. Mrs. Wheat had as her only at
tendant her sister. Mrs. Edward Knox
Cooke. Of New York. and Mr.. Fairfax
Harrison was Mr.. Ausby's best man. The
ushers We're: Mr.. William Breckenridge
Hester and Mr.. Francis Deans Hester.
brothers Of the bride: Mr. Edmund Hun
ter and DR. Louis S. Greene. of Alexan-
dTia. A reception was held at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, AIRS. James
William Hester, at the Rockingham, i'm
mediateIy after the ceremony.
The Bridge Luncheon Club was enter
tanned Wednesday by Miss Mary Phil
ips, who made a charming hostess. The
members present were Misses Lisa and
Grace Anderson, Miss Mildred Foster.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, and Mrs. Thomas B.
Cochran. The guests were Miss Beatrice
DarneH o. Nashville, Tenn. Miss Hattie
Douglas, Miss Eva Dent, Miss George
French, Miss Clarence Snowden. Miss
Rebecca Thler. Miss Frances Danen-
hover, and Mrs. John I. Tolman. Lunch
con was served at small tables and the
color scheme was pink and green.
Mrs Carroll ". Ashby was hostess this
week for the Eight-hand Euchre Club,
and entertained them on Thursday after
noon at her home in King street Mrs.
Louis Barley won the prize. Others pres
ent were Mrs. Robert ". Fuller, Miss
Margaret Meg. Ashby, Mrs. Stuart Ja-
mison, MS. George Uhler. Mrs. KOsciusko
Kemper, and Miss Philippa Wattles.
The Junior Euchre Club had delight
ful meeting at the home Of Miss George
French, Thursday evening. The prizes
were won by Miss Mary Philips, Miss
Mary Snowden. and Mr.. Tom Foster. The
members Of THE club present were Miss
Rebecca Uhler, Miss Hattie Smoot, Miss
Jean Brent, Misses Mary and Clarence
Snowden. Miss Mary Philips. Miss Laura
Miss Courtney CTeenough.
Miss Hattie Douglas, Miss Ellen Faweett.
AIessrs. Charles Barrell James Douglas.
Henry O. B. Cooper. Walker Lindsey
Milton French, Marshall Jones, AIagruder
and George Dent, Harry Beverly. Wilmer
Waller. DR.. Vivian Berry. The guests
were Miss Eva Dent. Miss Mildred Fos-
ter, Miss Beatrice DaTnen, and Mr.. lack
AshtOn.
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of Capt. Conrad, Fourth Cavalry. Mrs.
Conrad and Miss Dickey will remain in
Washington about ten days and will be
among the guests at Mrs. Maryes dinner
in honor of Miss Sadie Murray next We'd
nesday evening. They will also visit Bal
timcre before returning to their homes
The Oetagon Pleasure Club will give an
entertainment and dance at National
Rifles Hall on February 19.
Miss Frances McArdell, daughter of
Roy MeArdelI, a prominent New York
newspaper man. Is IN Washington, the
guest Of Miss Flannery, Of 1900 First
street northwest Miss MCArdells home
is in New Rochelle, n. Y.
Mrs. Ashton. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bryce, wife Of the British
Ambassador. has left Washington. going
to Boston. where she will remain until
January ?, when she will sail for her
home IN England.
Mr. and Mrs AdOlDh Kahn. OF the on
tario, entertained at whist on Tuesday
evening The following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kafka, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Neu-
man. Mr.. and Mrs NJ Stern, Nj. and
Mrs. l. Koenigsberger, Mrs. Coblenzer,
and Miss Flora Oppenheimer
The second morning musicale under the
direction of Mrs Katie Wilson-Greene
viii take place tomorrow. in the ball
room of the New Willard. with Nine
Schumann-Heink as the artist.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey and the students
Of Fairmont Seminary will be at home on
Friday from 4 90 6. Receiving with them
Will be Mrs Ralph Cole, Mrs. John Dal-
zell. Mrs. Elmer Dover, and her house
guest, Mrs. Swink. of New York. Mrs.
Henry T. Rainey, and Mrs. John Sharp
Williams.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Do not delay in notifying this Office Of any
change OF address, locally CT U nail II
the p2per IS not Icing served regularly cr
satisfactorily. make prompt complaint by teIe-
phone OF postal card II is the aim 20 fur
nish perfect service. s-d home subscribers
VIII eon'poute 10 this end hy reporting a.
once any and all deficiencies Telephope.
Main 300
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Mrs. wauiam B. smoot and Miss Eliza
beth Potts spent several days in Balti-
more lhe past week
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Miss Mary Custis Lee has arrived at
Hotel Regis, Paris, and viii shortly leave
for Nice
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County, were married in Rockville. Nd.
on January g by Rev. s. +. White. or
the Baptist Church.
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Mrs. Max Oppenheimer was hostess at
a whist, on Wednesday afternoon, com
plimentary to Miss Ray Shecllne. Of New
York, and Miss Carrie Bass, OF Baltimore.
Invited to meet them were Miss Flor
ence Gusdorf, Miss Sadie Breslau, Miss
Le0na Stern, Miss Amelia Alexander. and
Miss LeOna Hechinger
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Miss Lila Barrett was a weekend guest
Of Mr. and MIS- Robert L. Barrett last
week.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

The wedding Of Mrs Eliza Addison
Hester Wheat and Mr.. Harrie Craig
Ausby, witch took place at st. Thomas
Church, Washington, Wednesday after
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Mr.. jain Januey. Of Leesburg. visited
a number Of his old friends in this city
the past week
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

! NE by one the events of the Off
q cial season are checked of and
81 pass into history.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

which would have necessitated slow
parade, mourners, and flowers The.
round ended even, and the decision
of the. three Judges was that the mill
was a" draw
Spider Welsh was interviewed by
a. Bonanza reporter after the fight,
and his words. were the same as in
his speech he delivered after the
fight, that the decision was ''rotten.
ODELL AND. CRECELIUS.
George Crecelius, of Goldfield who
was scheduled to go eight :. rounds
with George Odell, for the second
preliminary, was taken suddenly sick
last evening, and his brother, Charles
Crecelius, took his place. The fight
went but three rounds, when Crecel-
ius took the count as the result of a
right hook to the stomach. The first
round opened slow, with Crecelius
hugging the ropes and covering up
whenever in danger of punishment.
Odell chased him all over the ring
and the round ended with neither of
the two men having done any dam
age.
In the second, Crecelius stalled a
while, and finally, when covered up
Odell hammered him numerically
and the crowd was yelling stop it,
"stop it, put him out" stand VI
and fight" Crecelius came out of it
however, and for few seconds there
was as pretty slugging match as
one could wish to see, with CreceliuS
landing frequently on Odell's necE
and jaw The round was about ever
! as far as punishment went The
: third round of the fight started ont il
} the same way, with Crecelius hug
ging the ropes and covering up
Finally, Odell got him in one corner
after Crecelius had stood heav,
} punishment, and sent heavy diving
7 to face and jaw. and finally a shor
arm hook into his opponents wind,
Crecelius sank to the floor and tool
4 the count
< After the fight Crecelius stated t
e the spectators that he had gone int
a the fight with broken hand an
: without days training, and that h
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03
MUSTAIN WON
FROM WOODS

- 49, aw 49,
did not know that he was to fight |
until short time before the mill. He |
stated that he would like to meet
Odell again, after two weeks of
training. The sympathy of the crowd |
was with the boy, and his gameness
in going into the mill just to make a
full program for the club was not to
| be denied
THE FIZZLE.
| The Odell-Creceiius fight ended at
9:46, and at $50 Terry Mustain en-
tered and quietly chose the north
west corner of the ring. Word went
around the arena to the effect that
Billy Woods could not be found. An
nouncer Daily introduced "Booze"
Byers as the referee of the fight, and
Newt Crumley, w. s. Johnson and
George Allen as timekeepers. Other
celebrities were introduced, among
them Rabbi" Miller, Spider Welsh's
manager, and Young Peter Jackson
of Baltimore, who challenged the
winner of the main event
Woods did not show. up until
! 1910 o'clock, and then arrange
ments for the fight were rushed The
fighters were introduced to the crowd
and their gloves put on; they were
given final instructions by the ref
cree, the ring was cleared, and the
fight started at 1920.
Round Terry ran two-thirds
) across the ring to meet Woods and
neatly ducked a short arm Swing
which was aimed at the jaw. Body
blows were exchanged and the men
went into clinch. Woods played
for an opening, and Terry kept his
distance, Woods being unable to find
him. Both men exchanged light body
and face blows, Terry frequently find
ing Woods face with light left arm
| JdUS. uS IOulu CuuCu cLDOuI CFSli'
i Round 2-The men meet in the
y center of the ring, and exchange
i blows to the face Woods landed
$ heavily on Terry's neck, and they GO
? into a clinch, at the end of which
T. Woods hooked Terry to the jaw and
9 staggered him. They get into close
u quarters again and Terry gets il
! hard short arm jabs, when Woods
goes to the floor holding his hand!
d over his groin and telling the referet
p that he had been fouled. The ref
vi cree continued the count and Woods
got up at eight They mix and eX
p change right and left iabs and clinch
y On the break Woods lands a hare
e right on Terry's jaw. Terry wadec
y in for more, both mems arms goin!
IS like fails, when Woods suddenl
y sinks to his knees and claimed h
N had been hit low Referee Dyer
le warned him that the count woul
N continue, but Woods did not max
& any attempt to get up and at the en-
p of the count Byers raised Terry
u arm in signal that he had been give
~ the decision.
50 There was pandemonium in tn
~ arena when the fight came to sue
, a sudden end. No one could be foun
'k who saw the foul blow delivered, an
after the first surprise was over erie
70 of fake" filled the building. A phys
TO clan was called to examine Woods
he CONTINUED on Page ~
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Negro Took The Count in
Second Round--Regard-
ed as Fake--The Two
PreliminarieS

Billy Woods the pugilis took the in the last
of
Terry evening
had been
referee declared that
the decision to Musan While
fight fake is the
which the fight is designated
preliminary Spider Welsh
in the preliminary,
the knockout route
police and the district
fighters managers
be declar O been
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Day Books, Cash Books and
Ledgers bound to order.
A Handsome Stock Of Loose
Leaf Ledgers and Billing Sys
tenas now ON hand
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-20
THE CASCADE OF GOLD

the steps to the station without even
affording himself the luxury Of a
demitasse or back. He hated what
we always term "the small change
crowd" namely, the people who, after
collecting a few odd five-franc pieces,
come to Monte Carlo expecting to gain
fortune, and he never failed to vent
his sarcasm upon them.
The words he had uttered were, how
ere, puzzling. kept my ears open in the
hope of something further, but the old
fellow maintained a discreet silence.
His companion laughed. and when l
gave furtive glance in their direc-
ton / saw that the man sitting oppo-
site him was an ugly hunchback.
Would very large capital be re-
quired?" the hunchback inquired, in
tone of affected carelessness.
Il don't think so. Fifty thousand
francs. the sum you mention, would
be quite sufficient the old man re-
sponded. But, of course, there's a
risk-a terrible risk. & single blum
der would be disastrous"
Later that day, owing to instruc-
Liohb L gave Lie uOOIhttpcT, us
covered that the hunchback's name
was Paul Remenyi, Of Vienna, and
that he was staying at the Grand ho-
tel. My suspicious being aroused, /
accidentally lounged into the hair
dresser's in the Rue de la Scala, next
morning, and while waiting discov-
cred the hunchback there. He spoke
enthusiastically of the beauties of the
principality. the attractions of the
play. the excellence of the music. and,
as far as I could Judge, was a highly
educated and refined man. No, he had
not lost yesterday. He had won two
zeros at roulette. stalking louis each
time.
On the night of the Battle of Con-
fetti at Nice. having another matter
in hand. 1 found 1t necessary to go to
the redoute or balmasque, on the
Jetee promenade, that pier-like struc-
ture which is the most prominent fea-
ture of the esplanade. chose a pier
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-08-20
TrLx1b and
Quality

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walk Of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing Aecor-
ingly, it Is not claimed that Syrup Of Fig
and Elixir Of SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but one Of many reasons
why it Is the best Of personal and family
laxativcs is the fact that it cleanscs.
sweetens and relieves the Internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
tho quantity from time TO time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as q laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians. as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists.