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Blizzard in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Feb. High wind, blow
ing snow and falling temperature
were conditions which prevailed all
over southeastern and central Ne.
braska. The snow, which fell heavily,
nut gently. began to drift with the
rising wind, and blizzard conditions
prevailed at nightfall. Steam trains
were slightly delayed and street car
service 'hindered. Aside from the
hardship it will cause among the poor
and suffering By stock. the is
welcomed.
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Charities Conference Elects.

Omaha, Jan. 29.-The eleventh an
nual session of the Nebraska confer
ence of charities and correction elect.
ed the following officers: President.
Il. ID. Hayward, Lincoln; first vice
president. S. p. Morris. Omaha; sec.
ond vice president. Mrs. w. T.. Page,
Syracuse; secretary, w. l.. Stevens,
Lincoln; treasurer, Louise McPhcar-
son, Omaha; enrolling secretary, Mary
Z. Morgan, Alma. Lincoln was select.
ed as the next meeting place.
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JAPANESE Diplomats COMING.

Washington, Feb. 3.--The new Japa-
nese ambassador at Washington, Mir.
Takahira. leaves Rome today for his
new post, and WI Ting Fang, the new
Chinese minister at Washington, starts
from Shanghai tomorrow. This will
o bring to Washington two of the
best known of Oriental diplomats.
Mr.. Takahira comes at an oppOrtunc
moment, when the international rela.
tions OF the United States and Japan
are attracting unusual attention. He
will take up the immigration question
at the point where his predecessor,
Viscount Aoki. left it, although the re-
cent official exchanges between Wash
ington and Toxic have given a far
more satisfactory aspect to the ncgo-
tiatiOnS.
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Killed at Trap Through Accident.

Cozad, Neb., Jan. 3O.-At a shoot
ing match at the Garrison farm. Kent
Vasey, aged twenty-one, was shot and
instantly killed by Harry Hess. a
young man living in Cozad. The shoot
ing was purely accidental and hap
pened while Mr.. Vasey was in the act
of loading the trap with blue rocks.
Only three shot struck Vasey, n in
the nose, another in the eye and one
in the temple. The-last two pcnetrat'
ed the brain.
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Three Killed at a Crossing.

Peru, Ind, FEB. 3.-ALreu King,
Mrs. Alfred King and the formers
brother, Ora King. were killed at Ben
nett's switch, thirteen miles south OF
this city, by being run down on the
crossing Of the Indiana traction line
by a car, going at the rate of thirty
five miles an hour. The three persons
were in a carriage enclosed with cur.
tains. The motorman did not see the
vehicle until fifty feet away.
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Buriais Alive Are lessened.

London, Feb. 3.-The report OF the
association for the prevention OF pre-
mature burial states that the associa-
ton has made marked progress during
the year. FOrty-seven cases Of pre-
mature burial have been prevented.
From all information 1t seems prob
able that hundreds of persons were
buried in a state Of suspended ANNA
tiCn,
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Hastjnos Merchant Kills Self.

Hastings, Neb., Jan. 30.-Charles II.
Kipp Of the wholesale grocery firm OF
Kerr, Kipp & Co. prominent in bust
ness circles here for twenty-four
years, committed suicide, as the result
OF overwork and worry, by shooting
himself in the head with a shotgun.
His body was found in the wareroom
of his store.
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rev landrith Stricken.

st. Louis. Feb. 3.-While en- route
here from Nashville, Rev. Ira Land
rith, general secretary OF the Pres
Dyterian brotherhood of America, was
suddenly stricken with appendicitis
and Immediately upon arrival was
taken to the Southern hotel and at
tended by DIR. l.. ii. Behrens, On adj
vice OF DIR. Behrens, Rev. Iandrith
was taken back to his home in Nash
Vile,
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BRYAN at philadelphia,

Philadelphia, Feb. 3.--An enthusi-
astic reception marked the appearance
of William J. Bryan at the Lyric the
alter here to address a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian association.
The theater was packed to the doors
and many were turned away. Demo
Gratis from various sections of the
state held a meeting and organized the
Bryan Democratic league.
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Files Complaint Against Liquor Dealers

Lincoln, Feb. i.-State Food Com
missioner Johnson filed complaint
against forty Omaha and South Omaha
saloon men and druggists, charging
them with violating the state pure
food law BY selling liquor in packages
that were not labeled. The complaints
follow an investigation by q depart.
ment inspector and they will be turned
over to the county attorney Of Doug
las county.
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JiiTY {. r.-,i TO &c SLOGAN
. -s~a All ,ood League Trus.

-sNa Ait ...,Coh L<asue Vrus
u I, 49,. RS,
H., c..4.- II, I'D of trustees
& int .,eO..s.a -.ioon league
: 5iett,u Dr. }. u. "a as state super.
% lit unI H.. ". -. I.ittnle Su.
...te.uent OF tie CInaha district.
Lr. .anluDi u. l..,-A ".o chosen
a IN as p~res,uent, o. j. Johnson OF
', anoo. Vs. president; Thomas Oar.
na... slate altornIy; }. w. Hilton. sec.
rc.ary. }. N. Guile, treasurer and at.
tOlney. A board Oh ~se,enteen trustees
" ; q. maze up o. some of the
Lost H.. ...tlal and aggressive citi.
z rs O. D.s state, headed by Chan.
ceilor Ayi,- worth OF Cotner univer.
s.ty.
The lea ,ue adopted resolutions
pledSing t. ellsClves to nominate and
support on.y those VINO will support
county option In the next Legislature.
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Killed by Broken BUZZ Saw.

David City, Neb,, Jan. 3o,-Frank
Vataya was killed and three we're So
riously injured in u steam buzz saw
accident at Octavia, While attempt,
ing to cut q large log the saw snapped.
the pieces flying in all directions.
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Uncle Sam Wants to Buy Horses.

Omaha, Feb. 4.--Major Swobe is adj
vertising for bids, to be opened March
8, for a lot OF horses for the army,
There are wanted 45G cavalry horses,
) artillery horses, "a riding horses
aud $40 small horses for delivery nj
Omaha or other prominent railway
points.
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Hughes Hits Race Track Gambling

New York. Feb. 3.-GoVernOr
Charles Il. Hughes made a t%renchant
plea for the abolition of a c track
gambling in a speech delivered at the
Majestic theater in Brooklyn, at a
mass meeting of the citizens anti
race track gambling campaign"
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+ 8 T

ssent tor the Farmers Union lns,ir
nee Co., Lincoln. N-p.. the ',ast ~
companv inthp S.nt
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Striking Passages in Message.

1t is o the puppets, but the trong
cunning men and the mighty forces
working for evil behind and through
the puppets, with whom we have to
deal. When we are able to put the
real wrongdoer in prison, this is what
we strive to do.
That stakeholder is not innocent
who voluntarily purchases stock in a
corporation whose methods and man
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SANTA IN PRISON GARB.
Convicts Give Gov Smith a Token of
Their Appreciation

ATLANTA. December .J.1iov. Hoke
Smith last night received as a Christmas
gift from the convirts of Georgia a costly
diamond studded watch charm The
charm was purchased by tho Convicts
with money earned by them putting III
extra time after their regularly assigned
tasks for the day had been completed.
This little present read the accom-
panying communication. is token OF
the appreciation felt by the undersigned
for the abolisllins OF The convict lease
system and the reforms made in the con
Wet system Of TIN, state.
Il shall put that on now and wear il
80 long larry watch. vas the
comment Of the governor as Ne fastened
the charm upon igis watch chain.
The couyict> also nave sent n watch
charm To senator 7. :. Fielder. who acted
as chairman of the legislative committee
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Largest in the Country, But It Is
Little Known.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch Ia The Star.
DULUTH. Mimi. December 2I-A 81
cantic natural bridge situated in the viii
derness of Arizona and possessing even
more marvels than the natural bridge OF
Virginia has been brought to public at
tention here by Dwight l.. Woodbridge. a
mining engineer OF this city. Not Only is
this bridge a natural wonder, but its span
and width are so great that its floor has
been converted INTO truck garden. The
bridge is 100 miles south Of Jerome. Tray
elcrs who frequent That part Of the rouII-
try pass within n few mics 90 IL without
visiting the natural wonder.
Mr. Woodbridge stopped AZ tie u,idge
While on horsebar. trip through that
section of the countl. At the edge OF the
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bridge he found a cottage occupied by an
old Indian fighter who went there several
years ago and cultivated the few fertile
spots in tn" canyon. While there. NJ.
Woodbridge WAS served with "A meal which
WAS raised in the little truck garden on
the bridge.
For length of span this bridge ec!ipscs
IN" Virginia bridge or any of the other
natural bridges in America. It's span is
more than 2on feet and il stretches across
branch of IN" Verde river. which PUSHES
through iho gorge 100 feet below The
bridge Is about $50 feet in width ard the
floor is As level as that of a bridge built by
man. Along the sides of the stream
which runs below are dozens of springs
from which warm water flows continually.
The spot is 100 miles from a railroad
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PLEA TO SANTA CLAUS.
From the New York Herald
G

rom the New York Herald.
DEAR SANTA CLAUSE:
l rite this note
10 ask you for rele live cote:
Not one that runs widen WeeleS
And flaps his eres and kicks his heeles
You brote that kind 10 jimmy bell:
Perhaps | reley Shudint tell.
But sumthing happened To the String.
And now ii won't do anything.
Ny sister BET. she wants the cart
The girls, they always want a part.
TGe like harms TO, hut then.
Of corse, that's more than you sen.
My Uncle Jack sed that. perhaps.
1ou had sum broken rains and straps.
sum pieces that the randeers Broke
And that would do for little folk.
I don't care il It's black or White
Just ii doesn't like to fife:
My Uncle SeS they sumtmeS do.
But that. ! spnse is Wen inere new.
So if yOule bring the cote to me
lie be as good AS | kin be:
The harms. to-oh ! forgot.
1me askin' for awful lot.
Fred taylor SEES wen gotes get mad
Tharc almost certin IL ack bad.
He he thinks he ortcr know.
Because he owned one long ago.
He Ses day ii broke its rope
And ate his mothers larudry sop..
And then before silede time to hook
1t Butted Mary Ann, the cook.
FreI's only twelve and sue near ten,
SO l know most much him--hut then
| ges per'aps lie change my mind.
YOu'de better bring the luther kind.
The kind you Motc To Jimmy bell.
They always seem 10 ack we'll.
Zanoni. Va. Dec. 10. 1908. t. II. C.
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MYERS BABY Is LUCKY.
Gen. William j. Palmer Sets Aside
81 ono 0O0 for E;rs+ cropdeon

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. December
2o.-Christmas at the home OF Gen Will
liam J. Palmer this year has q sig
nificance. Interest centerS about the gift
of 81 900. 900 TO 4 son born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leopold Hamilton Myers in London Just
after Gen. Palmer sailed on his return to
Colorado.
Mrs. Myers is daughter of Cen
Palmer, and his Christmas gift to his
first 2randchild will be 81 .0OOO00 in secu-
rites. The gift is in the form of the in
come from that amount until the child is
of age. when he will get the principal
Gen Palmer was greatly rejoiced at the
arrival of the stork at his daughters
home.
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Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard.-Rev. l.. n. Jordan and
Mrs Jordan, Montreal, Canada; A.: {.
Fishback, Louisville. Ky: w. Merrill
Chicago; Mrs. +. Dean, New York: H.
Bruce, Cleveland. Ohio; Miss Gilbert, Mas
sachusettS.
Raleigh.-J. ". Richardson and Mrs
Richardson. birmingham. Ala: u. j. Nor
moyle. Philadelphia: G.. 2. Hamilton and
Mrs. Hamilton, Charleston, S. c.; Mason
Lewis. Denver, Col: J. l.. Sem, Louis
vile. Ky.
Arlingtor.--George Roster, Chicago; Mss
Dorothy Thompson. Trenton, n j.; w r.
Beach and Mrs. Beach. New York; A. B.
Hamilton, Chicago; Mrs. A. Turnbull Bal
timore.
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THUG HAD CODE OF HONOR.
Arrested for Beating Partner Who
Robbed Old Woman of Ten Cents.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. December p
After a hastily formed syndicate. two
thugs lay in wait in a ST Clair avenue
doorway early yesterday morning
An elderly waSherwoman on her way
to work approached. One thug grasped
her purse cont aiming 10 cents car fare.
The second thug sprang upon him with
an oath. and a fierce struggle followed.
Deputy Sheriff Falatico approached
The first thug, who was getting the
worst of it, ran. The other held his
ground.
II may he crook. but | amt 'stickin
up no poor old woman. he volunteered
Then he explained to the deputy:
Didn't know dat oder guy very well
but | kin he amt no good.
The thug with the code of honor was
arrested but later released upon his
promise to leave town.
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Entertained His Friends.

Maj. George ~. Armes gave Christ
mas party last Sunday night to some Of
his friends and relatives i'm honor OF the
memory of George Washington The
feature % the evening was Il lecture by
Joseph l. Keefer. vino showed over loo
stereoptcon views, depicting the early
life of Washington. from his birth 10 his
marriage One Of the pictures was OF
"Eppins Forest. the home of Wash
ington's mother, Mary Ball.
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Doctor Killed From Ambush.

STTRGISS. Miss, December 2I-Dr r.
5. Richardson, prominent physician.
was fired on from ambush and killed
in front of his store here last night
Posses We're instantly formed and are
for the asSailant Several days
ago the store Of DR.. Richardson was
dyuamited and W. NJ Dahs was arrested
and later released ON bond. He could
not be located last night.
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Jumped to Death From High Roof.

NEW ORLEANS. La. December %
William f. Schlessinger. aged twenty-five.
jumped from the roof of the GruneNald
Hotel The highest building in the city.
yesterday afternoon. his dead body bein.
picked up on the root OF the adjacent
Tulane Thcater. l1I feet below He was
checkroom clerk at the Grunewald.
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For the Visiting Nurse.

A gala performance of the Girls of
Gottenherg' will be given Monday night
at the National Theater for the benefit
of the Pennington Society Visiting
Nurses. A fashionable audience is as
sured, and the charity to be benefited
appeals in the strongest way to those
who feel for the INDECENT sick.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Curtis l.. Adams and Maggie NJ DulIn,
both of Orange county, Va.
Clair McTiernan and Florence Flavin.
Marshall Hart of Guinea, Va, and
Patsy Williams of this city.
Fred $. Hone of New York city and
Mary Simpson of Baltimore, Md.
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In Memoriam.

CHEEK. In loving remembrance" "f dear
aId devoted son and brother JOIN
four years Today. December -. 1904.
We often go to his mound Of clay
T" drop falling tear,
But there lie sleeps the sleep Of death;
He knows not that We are near.
MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
december 81. 1sos, WILLIAM r.. IoRS 81
kAMI' began life which SHALL have no cud
with happy Christmas In heaven.
BROTHER AND SISTERS
JOHNSON In remembrance of ELMER II. JOHN
SON who departed this life Eight wears ag,
today. December -. 1.a0. his residence,
2l10 New York avenue northwest.
Loved in life remembered in death
BY HIS PARENTS.
La GRANGE. In loving remembrance If my
brother HUGH LA GRANGE. VIII" pass. 1
our mother, Saturday. August - 1905
Il am the Resurrection and the Life saith the
Lord
And he that liveth and bclieveth hath everlast-
ing life.
MARSHALL. In loving memory Of GEORGE f.
MARSHALL who passed away Deccmtrr -.
1899. MAE AND NJ.
MORRIS. In sad and loving remembrance Of
dear dear ,I wife and loving mother her MARlilA
ago today. December -. 1895.
Gone, hut not forgotten.
By HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
POOLE In memory of ARTHUR G. POOLE.
aged five years and eleven months, who died
Christmas day, 1907.
one year ago in deepest grief
We our darling die:
To him il sure relief
We did naught else but cry.
Oh sad il was for US part
With our dear. lovely boy:
He the pride Of every heart.
Our fondest. purcst joy.
We miss him at the twilight hour.
We miss him in the morn.
Since passed this sweet and budding flower
The day that Christ WAS born.
We know that ne is ever hest
On that bright shining shore,
The heaven of eternal rest
Where death is seen no more.
We know he has been gathered in.
a lamb within the fold
And shielded from all pain and sin.
Bleak winds and chilling cold.
Where streams of living waters flow
Through pastures fresh and green.
Some day shall each other know
MAMMA AND PAPA.
December -. 1905.
SANTUCCI. In sad and loving remembrance II
dear sister LILLIAN SANTtH'l VIII"
departed this life sixteen years ago today.
December %. lS32.
May she rest in peace.
RROTIIERS JOSEPH. STEPHEN AND
THEODORE.
STEIDEI4 In loving remembrance If our dear
sister. LENA STEIDEl.. who departed this
life twenty-one years ago today December -,
Loved in life. in death Remembered
BY HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS
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HANDS WIFE s4.ooo,ooo GIFT.
Record Breaking Christmas Present
of the Season.


Special Dispatch TO The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO. December .J.-The
record Christmas gift Of the season was
made here. when David T. Hamburg turn
ed over TO his wife property valued at
$4ND.O0G
Although Mrs Hamburg assumes legal
possession of the vast holdings. she will
not exercise absolute control until after
the death of her husband. Every effort
was made to keep the transaction secret,
but the facts became public
The Hanburys figured prominently last
spring in connection with a divorce suit
but just as the climax had been reached.
after days of bitter charges and recrmi-
nation, they forgave and forgot and de-
cided to begin life together again.
Mrs. Hamburg. one time a telephone girl,
has now become one of the wealthest
women In California.
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Dies From Revolver Wound.

colt Nib s. Ohio. December 2J.-Wil-
liam PAYNE. aGed twenty-five. died n
Mount Carmel Hospital vest erday from
"A revolver wound said to have heen in
ficted during a quarrel few days ago
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DIED.

ALIEN. suddenly. THURSDAY. December "a.
ps9r6r q. r C. y bis hG%g tl CIT, Pc
loved husband Of Mary r. Allen,
Notice Of funeral later.
BARRY ON "Wednesday. December -. 1905.
AT lo:;o an, after short illness. DAVID.
the OF the late Thomas HANNAH
Funeral from the residence Of his brother. Id
ward l.. Barry, l3n Florida avenue norta-
thence to 81. rauIs church where requiem
mass will be- said Al " ",clcck Friends smd
relatives invited IL attend
BIRD. On Tuesday pece:nlNr -. lens at Fort
Mash,nSt"n. Md, after lingering hlncs>:
Ami" r. jackson.
Fur ssa,, WIN 'aks plaee from Fort washi9sssa
oiv"t cemetery. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited I" attend.
coNNoR Suddenly. on w"inssdsy. Decsmh"r
- 1905. al pm. Mrs. Macy NJ con
NOR tnec Grihni
Funeral from her LAT" residence. 2-;25 ontario
road; saturday. December ~. thence -.
fanrs Chnrcn. 10Th and STREETS whore
nigh mass Will be sung for ID. repose of he
soul at 10 an =
HALEY. on Friday morning December =.
1905. JAMES r. HALLEl. born Fairfax
Funeral private.
MARBLE. suddenly IN December -. I.rls. at
his rcsid"n.e. hammond Court CEN fDGAi:
NJ MAhiiLt. in the SEVENTEEN year II E.s
Services st Hammond Court on Saturday. he
rrmhcr 2i ~ p.m. Intcrmcut private.
MARTIN. on Ttur~I,, ncccmbcr - ln"s. a,
a @r 5eSi Ma rR ,e s'S u,r FITS Go-e
Funeral from BROAD Greek Church Prince ,ccrsc
TGnn'y Md on s.tn n~ De-, pSrrm%r ,; ~ =.
MATcH u: r ON IhSrs.lsy, necsmesr -, ,.,
q MATCHETr. formerly OF Washington.
the residence Of her daughter Mrs. jas o.
Nermillion. llo street northwest. ALGI h
T.. Raglan, widow Of Andrew J. Rsgau. "a
;. the seventy sixth year 81 her age.
Funeral from her late residence cn Saturday.
December ~. at pm.
RICHARDS NJ his residence &, u street
s"nthea-t at TO o'. ,,, pm. pcr"mt't
"f Ellznbeth Robc>.,n Richards, aged lhirl.
Motto" of funeral hereafter u;sItimorc paper.
sHEARMAN. On Wednesday. December -.
New York city. HENRY SCHOoLCRAif
sHEAkMAN, in his thirty ninth year
STANARD. Departed this life "Wednesday. be
ceinber ~ 1905. at PIN. DAVID thu tc-
loved husband OF Lucy Stanari. father of
W'lliam and Elizabeth and brother II AddI.
and III. late Charles VI. Stanard.
Funeral saturday. December %. AT | pm, from
residence, 1914 - street northwest. Rrla-
tivcs and friends invited To attend.
TALTi At his residence. 1911 I street, RICH.
ARD {. H., the youngest son Of Elizabeth l..
and the late John T.. Tally.
Funeral from residence" Saturday. December 70
AT : pm lntcrmcnt private.
WRIGHT on Thursday December ~ 1905 1T
j. o'clock. at her residence. l1l:; tth street
northwest. FANNIE IL. beloved wife II John
y. Wright
Funeral from her late residence. saturday, be-
cember ", :; pm
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with Mr.. and Mrs Milton Beekman OF
Ontario road

Ontario road.
Miss Juliette Meyer and Mr.. Max Levy
OF Baltimore. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced. were at home To their
friends Sunday night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wolf announce the en-
-agement of their daughter Clara and
Mr. Louis l.. Steiner At home, Solia
street northwest, January :. from I To
10 pm.
Miss Ernestine Rich Of l4th and Har-
ward streets who has been spending part
of the holidays in Baltimore. will return
TO the city Tuesday. accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Irma Kline. who will he her
guest for a week.
Mr. Ralph Nattans OF Baltimore is the
guest of Mr.. Herbert Jacobs during the
holidays.
Miss Miriam Weinberg of Baltimore is
the guest of Miss Blanche Hollander OF
18th street northwest.
The Phoenix Club will give holiday
dance Wednesday night at the Mercantile
Club. which promises to be a most ENJOY
able affair.
Mrs. Bertha Frank of 18th street is the
guest of relatives in PittsburG, Pa, for
several weeks.
vi
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Calvert Rosen-
thai at the Kenesaw, has returned 10 her
home.
The Chanakah festival given bN the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the Eight II
Street Temple to the Sunday school chill
dren was a most interesting affair Stere-
opticon views on biblical subjects were
shown by Rev. DR.. Simon.
Mr.. NJ Sanger of l. street has returned
to town from a trip to Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Calm and daughter are
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Calm at their home in Park Heights
avenue, Baltimore, Md.
An interesting juvenile gathering is III
progress this afternoon at the home Of
the Mexican charge d'affaires and Nine
Godoy. the little friends of Adele Godoy
being present to enjoy a Christmas tree
party.
The AIIStro-Hungarian anlba SSadpr and
Baroness Hengelmuller had few per
sonal friends in yesterday afternoon In
enjoy with them the lighting Of the Christ
mass tree for their little daughter. the
Baroness Mia.
Mr.. Brewster Reamey. son of Com
mander and Mrs. l.. l.. Reamey. will en-
tertain at a tea this afternoon at his
parents residents. on y street.
Mrs Archibald Oracle and her daughter.
Miss Edith Oracle. who have been in
New York for the past two weeks. visit
ing Mrs. GracieS mother, will return
here tomorrow.
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The Phoenix Club will give a holiday
dance Wednesday night at the Mercantile
Club. which promises to be most enjoy
able affair
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Miss Miriam Weinberg OF Baltimore Is
the guest of Miss Blanche Hollander OF
18th street northwest.
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Miss Juliette Meyer and Mr.. Max Levy
of Baltimore. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced. were at home To their
friends Sunday night last