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On Sept. 29th Senator Stephen A.
Douglas delivered speach in Jones'
boro which was published In the
Cairo Times.
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Personals

Miss Carolyn Murray, one of the
most attractive girls of the army
cOterie IN Capital society, made her
formal debut yesterday afternoon at a
large tea in the home of her parents.
Brigadier Gen. and Mrs Arthur Murray.
on Rhode Island avenue.
The entire lower floor Of the house
was EFFECTIVELY adorned with palms.
ferns, and cut flowers, and in the dining
room a huge eenterpiece Fof yellow
chrysanthemums formed the central
decoration on the daintiIy appointed tea
table.
Mrs Murray wore a handsome gown
Of mauve panne velvet with Jet trim
mings. and the debutante wore a dainty
gown of white chiffon cloth with an
overskirt OF white lace and carried a
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley and
orchids.
Presiding in the dining room were
Mrs. Oliver. wife Of the Assistant Sec
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apartments at the Connecticut. Mr1
Bates viii leave Washington early IN
December for Butm0re. n. C, wheu
she will be the guest OF her son-in-lay
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Ne
Kee. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont ents-
tanned at dinner in New York FRIDAY
evening. Baron Louis Ambrozy. cOuB
selor Of the Austrian embassy; Mr.. vol
Stumm, of the German embassy; Creigh
ton Webb, and John Barrett, OF thh
city. Mr.. and Mrs Belmont later tool
their guests to the opera.
NJ. Henry LaZaTd and Nine Marie voE
Unschuld Lazard have issued cards for
the christening Of their infant daughter.
Madeleine Won Unschuld-Lazard, Thurs
day. Now U.Oer 26, at 4 o'clock, and for
the reception following the ceremony.
at 1877 L street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lees have given
up their apartment in the Suffolk, Mr..
Lees having been assigned TO Denver.
Col. under the reorganization Of
the Forestry Service. Mrs. Lees will
remain for several weeks with he psr-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hiatt, Of 1923
Harvard street, before joining Mr.. Lees
in the West.
Mrs. Leo B. Dannemiller. wife Of Cap
tain Dannemiller. u. S A, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. George NJ.
Ray. Of Georgetown, has returned 10
Cuba 10 join Captain Dannemiller. ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Kate Sui
Ivan, who viii spend several weeks
with her.
Brig. Gen. James Biddle. L. s A and
Mrs. Biddle have left Washington. and
have gone 10 Santa Barbara, California,
where they viii spend the winter sea-
son, at the Potter Hotel
In the very near future washington
viii have a new social club. A com
mittee is in charge of its organization,
including Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Truman H Newberry, Larz Anderson,
John Baker. Woodbury. Blair. Major
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Cabinet

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
lanes r. Garfield were dinner hosts
Iast evening. entertaining at the first
formal dinner given in honor of Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, the debutante daughter
Of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
invited to meet Miss Roosevelt were
Afiss Iagercrantz. the daughter of the
Swedish minister Miss HoyL MISS FL
aanor wayne Parker. Miss Katherine
Jennings. Miss Everett, Miss GWendo-
lvn Foulke, Maj. Spencer Cosby Lieu
tenant Commander Proctor, Captain
Cheney, Mr. Beresford-Hope. OF the
British embassy stan; Signor cora, OF
the italian embassy stan; DIT. William
h. Sewers, and Carl Butler.
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Diplomatic

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Iusserand entertained a company at
dinner last evening. Their guest list in
cluded tika American Ambassador 10
lFrance, Henry White. the British Am
bassador and Mrs. James Bryce, the
Minister of Norway and Nine. GUIDE.
the Danish minister, Count Won Moltke.
Lady Alan tombstone, wife of the Brit
lsh minister to Denmark; Dr. and Nine.
Robert Simon. OF Paris; Mrs. L. L.
Letter. Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Bayard,
Miss Robson, Count Hatfield, charge
d'anfalres Of the German embassy: the
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
. Beekman Winthrop; DR.. James. pres
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in Denmark. where he is the minister
/ Of Great Britain.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter OF the
Speaker. who has been spending the
autumn at the Virginia Hot Springs,
viii come 10 Washington some time
this week - open her house on Yer
mont avenue for the season. The Speak
er viii join her a few days later
Air. and Mrs. Davenport, the latter
formerly Miss Marie McKenna. are the
guests Of Mr. Justice and Mrs. McKen-
ma, at the Connecticut.
AIr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. who
returned To washington last Sunday.
and have since been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean, took posses
sion Of their handsome residence on
Massachusetts avenue yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, the
| latter formerly Miss EvaIyn Walsh, who
are now abroad, will return TO Wash
| iugton in time for the Christmas holt
days. They will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs Walsh for the present, dividing
| their time between there and Friend
ship. the beautiful suburban estate Of
/ Mr. and Mrs. Mclean on the Tenley-
town road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will entertain at
/ dinner IN honor of Governor Herrick
( Tuesday evening.
/ Mrs. r. c. Bulmer went over to New
/ York yesterday morning to join Captain
BUlmer there for the week end. Cap
/ tain Bulmer is now stationed at Salem.
Mass, and Mrs. Bulmer is spending the
( winter in Washington with her parents.
Mrs. George NJ. Robson and Miss
Ethel Robson, who went abroad TO
spend the autumn after spending the
summer at Spring Lake and Bar Har-
/ Dor. have returned to Washington and
I opened their house on n street for the
I winter.
/ Senator and Mrs. ". Murray Crane
will come down from their summer
home at Dalton, Mass, the first week in
/ December and Will open their residence
/ on Massachusetts avenue for the win
I ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. BOardman. who
usually spend the winter season in a
milder climate on account Of Mr.. Board
mans health. Will go South early in
January, shortly after the holiday sea-
SON
/ Mrs Richard Wayne Parker and Miss
( Eleanor Parker. spent the weekend at
/ their Washington home on Rhode Island
avenue, Miss Parker coming down to
attend the dinner given for Miss Roose-
Welt by Secretary and Mrs. Garfield last
evening.
Gen. and airs. A. z. Bates have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
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Eldridge Jordan, Mrs. J. l. AIcCanum.
Miss Louise Foraker. Charles T. VIII
son. and Mr.. Benham. of New York, a
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs Jordan.
Major and Mrs David ]. Rumbaugh
We're dinner hosts Thursday evening.
their guest list including Major and
Mrs. L. A. MiIlar. Major and Mrs. c..
c. Hean, and Major and Mrs. S. d.
Sturgis.
Consul General and Mrs. Robert j.
Wynne, who are spending several
weeks in Washington. went over 10 EaI,
timore yesterday. where they We're the
honor guests Of Mrs Alexander Shriver
at dinner last evening.
Today they viii call on Cardinal Glib
hons, who called upon t.lem Friday aft
ernOn at the Shoreham, wearing his Of
fetal robes Of state.
Mrs. Robert Bacon. wife Of the AS
sistant Secretary Of State, and Miss
Martha Bacon, her debutante daughter
are spending the week end in New York
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins was
hostess at a large reception yesterday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Amy
lita Talbot. the debutarte daughter of
Mrs A N Talbot. OF Connecticut
The house. which is one Of the hand
soonest in Washington. was tastefuuy
decorated with palms. ferns. and chrys-
anthemums and the tea table was
adorned with a centerpiece OF pink
roses
Assisting Mrs. Perkins were Mrs. Van
Vechten Oleott, Mrs. 5amuel f. EN-
mons, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs
Gardner Williams. Miss Rather e Jen-
nings and the Misses Perkins
Miss Talbot, who is one OF the most
attractive of the seasons buds. will be
presented by her mother about Decem-
. Der - Mrs. Hennen Jennings VII give
another reception in her honor next
Saturday.
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MISS MARJORIE ALESHIRE,
Daughter of Brigadier General and Mrs
J. B. Aleshire.

- HE army coterie IS well repre-
scented among the debutantes Of
this season and among the
most attractive girls Of this cir
Gle are Miss Marjorie Aleshire, Miss
Lillian Baxter and Miss Maitland Mar
shall.
Miss Aleshire. who is the daughter
of Gen. and Mrs, J. p. Aleshire, viii
come out at a tea December y. Miss
Helen Taft. who is one Of her init
mate friends. viii probably come down
from her studies at BTyn Mawr for
the event.
Miss Lillian Baxter is one Of the
best known and most attractive girls
in this group She is the daughter
Of Mrs Lillian Duncan Baxter, a
granddaughter Of the late Gen. Thorn
as Duncan, a niece OF Col J. W
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Duncan, OF the general staff of the
army and srandniece Of Gen. John
NJ Wilson and Lieut. Com. Downs L.
Wilson Miss Baxter, who resides at
the Ontario with her mother, viii be
presented at a large luncheon Decem-
Der g.
Miss Maitland Marshall win be In
troduced 20 Washington society about
the middle OF December. though she
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Numerous Debutantes, Frequent Weddings, and Various
Charity Affairs Make the Little Season" an I'm
usually Brilliant One This Fall.
BRIDES-TO-BE LAVISHLY ENTERTAINED
Miss Helen Hatfield Who on Tuesday WEEDS Lieutenant
Merchant, Has Been Honored at Many Pre-Nuptial
Entertanments-Dinnerf for Miss Roosevelt

POPULATION has been rife all fall as to whether
~ busy socially. but the little
~ pecoes opening affairs
noghboHy Capital society, surely been There
has something constantly the unusually large Of deb
the the fall brides and the various charity affairs
all to festivities.
The debune have taken advantage OF the ntornay IN the arr to be-
thoroughly acquainted Of lhn
I W - t - N - -. - -; - = - =, Nc
OF Washington bride as there has been gwen lately IN compliment TO mss
Helen Hatfield daughter OF Colonel Hatfield the commanding officer at Fort
1er whose marriage to Lieut. Berkeley Ihone Merchant u 3 A. takes
Miss Georgia noz one of the bridesmaids rolling
Tuesday guests number
+ have taken nIaca since the luncheon are Miss Eleanor
Granger, marriage Paymaser n took the follow
ing day, wedding Charles Adams Wood
emnize Thursday II st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Sunday bridal Baltimore
they guests Phelps
the wedding large the Baltimore Country Club
Wednesday evening bridal
party beautifully appointed the
Thursday Humphreys Chevy Chase
one Of the most delightful events OF the week Miss Humphrey who to be
of the bridesmaids Is an ingenious young woman an original "
and the fvOrs she selected particularly appropriate and unique
plate detail and the
gown with train and the latest sheath fashion
wedding which viii be celebrated Tuesday viii be attended
viii all the full rga OF their rank and the color
decorations the Miss afds attendants will be
yellow bdegoom branch of the seue cavalry
f + f
N ISIS ETHEL ROOSEVELT daughter
IN Roosevelt is Just entering her first formal
and round of entertainments have been planned in her honor The
first formal dinner given her took place last evening with the Secretary
number oil the members OF the younger and douante set to meet the White
her eders e the resentB
of following
Ieue
of the rush the debut
holiday approaching
delicate little womanly attentions
and
will be Of
pleasant speak
character of he wife OF the Chief Executive.
= f. e.
- the be
B ceremony viii be that of Maxwell daughter
wife of RearA A Barker
bride Edwin Corning of Albany " at
but most
Of until
wedding gay in
evening, of honor giving
pary Tuesday Evelyn
to
day evening uhes will thter party couple
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Long, Z. s. NJ. C. at the Marine Bar
racks.
Gen. Chambers McKIbbn, II. s. A..
Mrs AIcElbbin- Miss McKibbin and
Miss Crofton viii spend the winter at
l022 Vermont avenue
Miss Frances Miller has had as her
guest for the last few weeks, Miss
Marguerite Knox, daughter of Col.
Thomas T. Knox. u. S. A, retired.
Mrs. A A. DeLofre and Miss De
Loire who spent several months in
New York and Planfeld. n. J., hav,
returned TO Washington and opened
their apartment in the Westminster.
Mrs. Crosby and the Misses Crosby,
the widow and daughters Of the late
Rear Admiral Crosby, L. s. n, have
returned 10 washington and have open
q their house on Connecticut avenue
for the winter season.
Miss Eugene Hazard, daughter Of
Col. Valery Hazard, u. S a, was
among the dinner hosts Wednesday
evening.
Many plans are on foot for the enter
tainment of the members of the Yale
Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs when
they come to Washington to give a
concert in the New Masonic Auditori-
UNI, December i. Representative and
Mrs. George Hun, who have a sor.
Burreu Hun. in the senior class at Yale.
Will give the clubs a reception in their
new home. on New Hampshire avenue.
the afternoon before the concert.
The coming of the Yale boys has al
ways created a stir In the younger set
here. and already plans are on foot to
entertain them when they reach the
Capital It is expected that many din
ners will be given in their honor, and
that a dance viii follow the concert
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really made her debut last Wednes-
day evening In Atlanta. Ca, where her
aunt. Mrs Preston g Arkwright gave
a large couIlon i'm her honor Miss
Marshall wished 20 be presented first
IN her mothers old home, before 90
ing out I'm Washington. Sh, viii be
constantly feted and enterta ned in
Atlanta, before returning to Wash
ington about December Is.
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rotary or War. Mrs. Summerlin, wife or
Capt. @. r. Summerlin, L, 5. A, and
Mrs Edward Carpenter.
Miss Newberry, Miss Langfitt Miss
Davidson. Miss Crane Miss Williams,
Miss AIeshIre. Miss Irwin, Miss correre,
of New York. house guest Of Miss
Murray and Miss Sadie Murray, a sis
Ter Of the debutaute. who was presented
TO society last winter. also assisted In
doing he hOuors of the occasion
Mrs Murray entertained the mem
hers of the receiving party at supper
after the tea.
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White House

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have sent out invitations for a small
dinner, to be given Tuesday evening,
December s,
Ouentin Roosevelt. the youngest son
Of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt,
entertained a party of his young
friends al a box party at the Academy
Tbeater yesterday afternoon for the
v,erforD,ance Of Buster Brown"
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Mr. and Mrs. p Lee Phillips enter
tanned a company at dinner in their
home on H street Wednesday evening
Their guests were the Secretary of the
Spanish Legation and Nine. Pastor. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Lady Alan Johnston, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. James ". Pinchot. will
leave Washington after Thanksgiving
for New York, from where she will
sail December S, to join her husband
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Baron Prueschen, the naval attache of
the Austro-Hungarian embassy, who
has been spending a few days in New
York, viii probably return this after
noon.
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Baroness Marguerite Moncheur, the
debutante daughter OF the Belgian min
lister, Will be the guest complimentary
TO whom Mrs. James f. Barbour will
entertain at a large luncheon Deem
Der 2
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General and Mrs. McCrea, u. S. A.
VIII spend the winter in Washington
stopping at the Hotel Gordon.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained informally at lunch
con yesterday. Among their guests
were Dr. James, president of the Uni
Yersity Of Illinois. and H ". Hirst.
e1itor Of the London Economist. who is
the house guest of the secretary of the
embassy ana Mrs. George Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young entertained in
formally at dinner last evening in honor
Of their guest
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ident OF the University of Illinois, the
Naval Attache of the French Embassy
| and Nine de Blanpre. the Third Score
/ tary Of the French Embassy and Wis
countess de MarteL and Viscount de
| Chambrun, also of the embassy.
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| Capt. and Mrs. Michael J. McDonough,
IU S A.. are being congratulated upon
the birth of a daughter. November Is,
1905 AT Washington.
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U. S. A, are being congratulated upon
the birth of a daughter. November Is,
1893, at washington
CAPT Charles A. Romeyn, L. 5. A,
and Mrs. Romeyn, accompanied by their
Young son. are the guests of Captain
Romeyn's parents, Major and Mrs.
Romeyn. i'm laeir home, 1856 Z street
Captain Romeyn is on leave from Fort
Des AIoines-
Mrs. Samuel Reber. daughter of Lieut.
Gen. Nelson A. Hiles. u. : A, who
gpent the summer in Washington with
her father. sailed from san Francisco
recently or the transport Sheridan for
Manila, where she will join her hus-
band, Major Reber, L. s. A, who is
on duty there,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Drake are
spending several days in Washington
before going to New York, from whence
they sail November Is for Naples on
the Cunard S. s. CORONA.
capt and MIS- Joseph p. Tracy, u
Is. A. were dinner hosts at the Chevy
Chase Club Saturday evening.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Alfred Mordecai.
M. s. A, retired, have arrived in Wash
ington for the winter and have opened
their apartments in the Westmoreland.
Invitations have been sent out by the
officers and ladies Of the post of Wash
ington Barracks for a series of hops
to be given at the Officers Club. on the
evenings of the first and third fridays
of each month at O'Clock. The first
one took place Friday evening
Paymaster and Mrs. David c. Gro
wen. of this city. spent several days In
Norfolk last week, guests at the Lor-
raine Hotel They attended the recep-
ton on the Montana.
can't. r. c. Williams. U. S. A. who is
stationed at Fort Sheridan, H., is
spending some time in Washington on
leave.
Major George II. McMaster, Philip
pine scouts. is spending some time in
Washington, stopping at the Arlington
Hotel
Captain and Mrs. Dent are receiving
congratulations upOn the birth of a
son, November y, 1905
Mrs Dent was formerly Miss Sher-
man, of this city.
Mrs. George Grant Mitchell and her
little daughter, Elizabeth. are the
guests Of Major and ATK. Charles c.
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Gen. and eIrs. A. E. Bates have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
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Brig. Gen and Mrs. Alfred Mordecai.
~. s. A, retired, have arrived in Wash
ington for the winter and have opened
their apartments in the Westmoreland.
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Mrs Richard Wayne Parker and Miss
Eleanor Parker. spent the weekend at
their Washington home on Rhode Island
avenue, Miss Parker coming down to
attend the dinner given for Miss Roose-
Welt by Secretary and Mrs. Garfield last
evening.
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Paymaster and Mrs. David c. Gro
well. of this city. spent several days In
Norfolk last week, guests at the Lor-
raine Hotel. They attended the recep-
ton on the Montana.
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Brig. Gen. James Biddle. L. S. A. and
Mrs. Biddle have left Washington. and
have gone TO Santa Barbara, California,
where they will spend the winter sea-
son, at the Potter Hotel
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Major George II. McMaster, Philip
pine scouts, is spending some time in
Washington, stopping at the Arlington
Hotel
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cant. r c. Williams. U. S. A. who is
stationed at Fort Sheridan, H., is
spending some time in Washington on
IaaNa.
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Mrs. George Grant Mitchell and her
little daughter, Elizabeth. are the
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Captain and Mrs. Dent are receiving
congratulations npOn the birth of a
son, November n, 1908.
Mrs. Dent was formerly Miss sher-
man, of this city.
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capt and MIS- Joseph p. Tracy, U
S. A., were dinner hosts at the Chevy
Chase Club Saturday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. BOardman. who
usually spend the winter season in a
milder climate on account Of Mr.. Board
mans health Will go South early in
January, shortly after the holiday sea
SON
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Long. Z. S. NJ. C., at the Marine Bar
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Drake are
spending several days in Washington
before going to New York, from whence
they sail November Is for Naples on
the Cunard S. s. CORONA.
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Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane
will come down from their summer
home at Dalton. Mass, the first week in
December and will open their residence
on Massachusetts avenue for the win
ter.
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! Miss Eugene Hazard, daughter Of
! Col. Valery Hazard, u. 5. A, was
! among the dinner hosts Wednesday
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