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The Washington times., 1908-01-05
New YOrR'S BUSY Season
In Fashionable Society,"
To Begin in Earnest

cotiIIons takes place at sherry's. un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Arthur Muir
ray Dodge.
Thursday. the second OF the Knieker-
booker cotillons viii be held at
Sherry's, under the patronage Of Mrs.
William Iselin, Mrs. Woodbury. q.
Lengoon. Mrs w Emden Roosevelt,
Mrs. Walter Lispenard Suydam. Mrs.
John II. Bowers. and Lewis Delaheld
These dances are a new organization
which has sprung into life his season.
TO take the place of the. defunct Thurs
day evening dinner dances. and are
proving very popular. Moason Morris
will lead the cotiiIon.
Earlier In the afternoon Mrs. J. Hood
WTight's house, on Fifth avenue. viii
be the scene Of a great card party,
which is TO be given for the benefit Of
the ]. Hood Wright Hospital
Tickets will be s. each, and may be
obtained from Mrs. Chauncey Kerr, 763
Fifth avenue. and many handsome sill
yer photograph frames. etc. will be
given away as prizes. Mrs. J. Nesbitt
Conyngham, Mrs. Francis Coe Mrs
Henry s Rogers. Mrs. McCOmb O. FOs-
ter. and Mrs. Arson Flower are amUDg
the patrOnesses.
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STORY OF TOLSTOY'S SLIFE
TO BE PRINTED BY WIFE

MOSCOW, Jan. 4.-Countess Leo Tol-
sioy. wife of tie famous philosopher
and novelist, expects 70 bring out
shortly book Of her own entitled MY
Relations with Tolstoi and His Activity
as Writer. The volume Will appear
in English. French. German, Italian.
and Russian simultaneously, and Will
contain the FIRST authoritative biography
Of TOlstoy's life published
Madame Tolstoy was her husbands 2
first secretary and has always been
bis literary adviser as well as literary
agent The commercial side OF Toll
stoy's literary enterprises has been man
aged by the countess from the start.
while. for the past ten years or longer,
the novelist's daughter, Tatiana, has
acted as his secretary.
The countess came to Moscow to "or-
gaDize' the Tolstoy Museum. as she ex-
presses IL. From the family estate she
brought many. trunks full Of manu-
scripts for exhibition Some OF them
are the original drafts OF books long
published, others have never seen a
printing office Friends OF the author
have contributed 10 the museum statu-
airy, paintings. and other unementos Of
his long career.
The countess prOnounces Tolstoy IL
the best of health, and busily engaged
in putting the finishing touches on mis-
"ChildTen's Book "
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NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Now that the
Christmas and New Year holidays are
over society is settling down ia real
earnest to the business Of the New York
season. 1t is this that renders the season
here so extremely fatiguing. and which
causes many ultra-fashiOnable women
and young girls TO break down from
physical exhaustion and shattered
nerves by the time that Ash Wednesday
is reached. necessitating their with
drawal into seclusi0n for rest cures
Musicales in the morning, luncheon
parties at noon, long series Of recep-
tons and teas before nightfaH; then
dinners, the opera. theater parties and
dances every evening, when they con-
tinue without any interruption. and are
characterized by a monotony due 20
ones meeting eternaIly the same peo-
pie. constitute a strain upon the body
and mind to which the strongest women
succumb Indeed, nothing Is more re-
maTkable than the contrast between the
fresh, healthy appearance ct our fav-
orites OF fashion at the beginning OF
the winteI and their haggard, worn and
highly nc~,ous demeanor al the close
of the season.
New York has developed into such a
huge metropolis that the fact OF the
senior cotilIOn dance. takins. place or
the same night at Delmonico's. will not
In any way interfere with Mrs. Wander
bilt's warming, although the af-
fair at DelmOnico's fs one Of the smart
est subscription dances Of the season.
Whereas all the others are organized
for the benefit OF young girls and espe-
cially OF debutantes. the senior cotiI-
Ions have been devised in the special
honor Of the young matrons.
With regard 10 Mrs. Lewis Cass Led
yards dance, which she was 70 have
given on Friday for her debutante
daughter. Muriel. at her house. Oh East
street. 81 has been de-
cided 10 postpone the entertainment un-
I'll the beginning OF February. when il
Will take place at Sherrys. Until a
few days ago IL was feared that Miss
AIuriel would be compelled 10 undergo
An opera ton for appendicitis. and al
though tPe danger OF any such neces-
sity is now happily passed. Il has been
to allow her plenty OF time 70
recover before the ball given in her
honor.
Tuesday. the second Of the junior
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Weddings-Engdqements

At the double wedding Thursday even
ing of Miss Maye Llewellyn Eliot to
Or. Francis Edward Harrington, and
her sister. Miss Ethelreda Lancaster
Eliot 10 John Christopher -HanWay, the
wedding party viii include Miss Spald-
ing Young. OF Lexington. KY, who will
act as maid OF honor for Miss Maye
LlewelIyn Eliot. and Miss Minnie Han
way, of Greenyille. Miss, who viii act
as maid Of honor for Miss Ethelrida
Lapcaster Eliot.
DIT. Harrington will have as his best
Tan f. NJ. Moore and r. S. Cannon
win act as best man for Mr.. Hanway
There will be five bridesmaids. Miss
Marie De Loire, Miss Elise Lancaster
Peyton, Of Denver; Miss Grace Swinton
Lewis, of New Jersey; Miss Marie Nc
COrmick, Ct Mississippi, and Miss Jennie
jenkins Lancaster, OF Maryland
The ushers viii be DR.. Johnson Eliot.
Donald S. Edmonds, Robert Kennedy,
Of Pennsylvania; A. /. Handy, and DR..
J. Lawn Thompson.
The ceremony Will be performed at
G:}0 O'Clock in St. Patrick's Catholic
Church by the Rev. George Harrington.
brother OF DR. Harrington, and the
Rev. William Carroll. Of ST. Patrick's.
Following the ceremony there will be a
small reception for relatives and close
friends in the home Of the brides
parents. DR. and Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot.
on II street
a number OF pre-nuptial entertain
ments viii take place this week. Last
evening the two wedding parties were
entertained at a box party at the Ma
tiOnal TFeater, chaperoned by Mrs
Eliot Those In the party viii be the
Misses EHCt, Miss Lewis, Of New Jer-
sey, a house guest of the Misses Eliot;
Mss Eoung. of Kentucky. also a house
guest; Miss PeytOn. Of Denver. and
Miss De LOIRE; DR.. Harrington. John
c. Hanway, f. S. Cannon. ID. s. Ed
mOnds, y. L. Handy Dr. Thompson, F.
NJ Mcore. and DR.. Johnson Eliot.
Monday evening the Delta Chi will
entertain the bridal parties at a dance
in the fraternity house, 32S3 \ street
northwest.
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FINE AXIS SOCIETY
PREPARES FOR LECTURES

Free art lectures VIII be given at the
Pubic Library under the auspices OF
the National Society OF the FlEe Arts
January 16 and s, February Il, and
March 10 and a.
William Dana Orcutt viii lecture on
Printing IS a Fine Art" Miss Leila
Mecnlin viii speak on Outdoor Art,
Miss Florence y. Levy will chose Rem
brandt as her subject Domestic Art''
Will be Mrs. William II. Holmes theme,
and Prof. Percy Ash viii talk on "Ital-
ian Renaissance Architecture" The lee
lures will be given in the order named
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New Year Ball
In Alexandra
Well Attended

one or the most delightful social af-
fairs Of the season was th, New Year
Dall given at McBurney's Hall. corner
OF King and Washington streets. by the
Alexandria German Club. last TUESDAY
evening. The hall vas beautifuIlv
decorated with holly and plants. Tie
german was led by Harry c. Beverlsv
and Miss Harriet Boiling Douglas. As
the New Year was usnered in the
dancers were arranged. in the dgcres
1905. The orchestra during the time
the dancers were forming played AUD
Lang syne" During the internnission
supper was served.
J. W. Rice and family have removed
from AHxandris 70 Washington.
Miss Bessie Jones visited Miss Luie
Hudgins. in Norfolk. last week She
attended the dance given Thursday
evening by the Portsmouth Assembly.
The wedding OF Mrs. Eliza Addison
Hester Wheat 10 Harris Craig Ansley.
treasurer Of the Southern Railway Com
pany, both formerly OF this city. will
take place At ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church, in Washington, January Is.
Daingerheld Addison and David Chal-
mers spent a few days in Baltimore last
week.
Miss Katherine DaingcrhcId, the
debutante daughter Of Mrs. Henry Dain-
gerfeld left Baltimore last weel. for
New York.
Miss Inez Marshall. daughter Of John
A. Marshall. has returned from Phila-
Gelphia, where she has been visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Cornelius Haggarty
and Mrs. DR.. T. y. Pease.
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LETTERS OF HERBERT SPENCER

Herbert Spencer left by will materials
for the compilation In "one volume Of
moderate size" by his friend. Dr. Dun
can. OF his Life and Letters" The
work which is being published with the
authority Of the Spencer trustees, viii
give a plain narrative Of Spencer's life
based largely on correspondence. and
will reveal the self-denial and diligence
Of hts early years. The volume will not
repeat the incidents described in the
Autobiography" but will include
"reminiscences of some Of Spencer's in
innate friends which reveal the emo
tiOnal and sympathetic traits of his
character Among his correspondents
will be included the Duke OF Argyll.
John Bright, Darwin, George Eliot.
Gladstone, Leslie Stephen, Tennyson
and Tyndall
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CHARMED WITH VENICE.

A young lady who had returned from
a tour through Italy with her father re-
marked that her father had liked all
the Italian cities, but especially did he
like Venice.
"Ah. Venice. TO be sure said the
friend to whom she was relating some
OF the adventures OF their trip can
readily understand that your father
would prefer Venice. with the gOndOias
and ST. Marks and Michael Ange-
los
"Oh. no. said the young lady, 1T
wasn't mar. But he could sit IN the
hotel. you know. and fish out OF the
window w"-EXchauge
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THE CHAFING DISH.

Every household should own & chat
Ing dish, as IT viii be found espe eciaIly
useful for suppers and the cook $ day
out, for the Sunday evening tea or
for an impromptu supper after the day.
Cold meats, Clipped beef, and cold
ham, eggs in every form oysters, lob
ster and cold fish, all can be cooked
deliCiOusly on the table for such meals.
Care must be taken 10 place the chat
ing dish on a metal tray. as the burn
ing alcohol is always more OF less sub
ject to dangerous accidents. Never
refill the lamp until il is thoroughly
cool and so avoid risk of explosion.
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Goodman, Miss Bells Schinman. Miss
! Ernestine Rich Miss Leona Stern. Miss
Marguite Kaufman, Miss Gladys Mayer
and Malcolm Auerbach, Maurice Else
man. Melvin King. Herbert jacob
| Herbert Rich. Milton King. David
/ Stern, Lester Marx, David Baer, Ber-
nard Baer. Arthur Newman, Lester
! Newman, Arthur Luchs. Melville Fish
! er, Stanley Fisher Leo FoTst
| The Rebecca Lodge viii hold a very
| interesting meeting and social hour this
! afternoon in the vestry rooms OF the
Eighth Street Temple. All the members
are cordially invited to attend
Miss Edna NJ Weyl is in Newark.
where she is the guest OF Mrs. a. Felst.
Miss Adobe Prince. OF New York city.
who was present at the Prince-Straus
wedding Tuesday. has been the guest
of Mrs Julius L Peyser
Mrs. S. Gassenheimer. of the stan
lev" will be home the second and. fourth
Fridays of each month during the
season.
Miss Camille Herman is visiting In
Baltimore. the guest Of her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs Joseph A. seIig-
man, where she is being extensively
entertained
Judge and Mrs. William Moore. OF
Mt Pleasant. held a reception at their
home Wednesday. The house was beaut-
fully decorated in palms. ferns and
pOlnsettfa.
Mrs Moore, wearing a black velvet
gown trimmed in rose point lace. was
assisted In receiving by her daughter,
Miss Mamie Moore and Mrs L. y. Sin
mott. Miss Moore wore white radium
satin, while Mrs. Sinnott wore gown
OF pale blue crepe-de-chine and filet
lace, with slippers to correspond.
Miss Alma Rosenthal, OF Baltimore,
has been the guest OF Mrs. l. S. Ksnn
A charity card party was held Mon
day afternoon at the Mercantile Club
The bridge whist, prize was won BY
Mrs. Benjamin Held. the whist prizes
by Mrs. II. Morris and Miss Julia Solo
mon, ana the euchre prize by Mrs Ben
jamin Harris.
Mrs. julia Luchs and Mrs. Sydney
II. Reizenstein leave town today for
StreatOr, H., to attend the wedding OF
Miss Rita Wolferman, of Streator. and
Monroe Luchs, Of this city.
Miss Celeste Goodman ls the guest OF
Miss Florine Kahn, Of Baltimore
NTfg- Db,7. nF.-t~.,- ra-T4F..--..-
the guest Of Miss Irma Strass.
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The marriage OF Miss KathIyn Stryk-
er. the youngest daughter OF the late
William s. Stryker. adtutant genera OF
New Jersey, 10 Charles Livingston
Hyde, OF PlalnfeId. n. J.. took place
December 2S in the home Of the bride
at Trenton. The decorations were
Christmas greens and candles. Miss
Stryker was escorted to the altar bv
her brother, W. Bradford Stryker. aid
was given away by her mother
Mrs. John A Montgomery. sister cf
the bride. was matrOn Of honor. and
Miss Mathilde Hammlli, OF Trento.,
maid Of honor. Francis Lacy HYDE oF
Plainfeld, was his brothers. best man
The bridesmaids were Miss Emily Roeb.
ling. Miss Helen Roebling, Miss Kathryn
Han. and Miss Frances Dickinson OF
Trenton; Miss Georgiana Smith Of
Plainfeld. and Miss Emily Avres
daughter OF Lieut. Col. c. G. Ayres
L. 5. A. retired.
The ushers were Senator Everett CoI-
by, OF Orange, a brother-in-law of the
pride. and Robert Faribairn. OF West
field, The Rev. Henry Collin Minton.
pastor of the First Presbyterian ChlITcfl
OF Plainfleld. Officiated.
MT. Hyde Is son Of the late Charles
hyde. OF Plaindeld. He was graduated
from Yale in 1886. and until about two
years ago was a member OF the Tuxedo
colony Mr. HYDE is a member of a
number Of clubs, including the Metro
BaItusro!, Golf, and New York Yacht
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Fischer, OF Co
lumbia road, entertained in honor OF
their house guest, Miss Adele Ham
rnerslaw. of Trinidad. Col, at a watch
dance, New Year eve. Among the
guests were Miss LeOna Spear. of Bal
timores Miss Irna Strauss, of BaIti-
more; Miss Rose Frank. Of Baltimore; +;
Miss Flora Forst, Of Louisville, Ky:
Miss Sadie Weisel, of Norfolk; Miss
Lillian Harris. Miss Lillian Coblenzer.
Miss Rena Fleishman, Miss RhOda
Mautner. Miss Rita Baer. Miss Celeste
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

An interesting engagement announced
last week was that OF Miss Bessie
Maulsby Mclean, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mclean. OF New York, TO
Lieut.. William A. Dallan, L. s. A
Miss Mclean is well known in Wash
ingtoH, where she has been a frequent
visitor with her mother.
TIE wedding viii probably take place
late Ia February or at Easter.
Miss Edna Kerr, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Kerr, OF East Dayton,
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Mr. and Mrs Goodwin D. Ellsworth.
Of l2iS Girard street, announce the en-
gagement OF their only daughter.
Claudia FaisOn, TO D. L. Carlton, of
North Carolina. The wedding viii take
place in the spring.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs. Ella Watson Bailey, OF Brook
line. Mass, announces the engagement
OF her daughter. Helen Chase. TO Ed
win Francis Albright, Of Washington.
ID c.
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Senator and Mrs. Hepburn of Idaho,
who nave been spending the Christmas
holidays 1T home. have returned TO
Washington.
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honor Of their attractive daughter. Miss
Saliie Darlington. a debutante of the
season.
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Ohio. was married TO Lieut.. Sydney
Rowland Guthrie. United States Army,
OF Fort Monroe. Va, In st. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church. December
2. 1t was a military wedding and the
artillery color red. and the Stars and
Stripes were in evidence everywhere
The bride, in company with party Of
friends, was making a tour of the Ori-
eut, and while IN the Philippine Islands
became acquainted with Lieutenant
Guthrie. who was stationed there. Lieu
tenant Guthrie was later transferred 10
duty In Llis country. being assigned 10
Fort Monroe. The church was hand
somely decorated with Chrfstmas gre ms
and small red Christmas BELLS
The altar which stool in the cei 'eT
Of the miniature fores., was entil ely
concealed by a beautiful silk flag, lie
on either side OF the chance, imme Use
flags hung from the top OF the sall ry
rail TO the fiUor.
While the guests were assembling
Miss Cleo Samuel sang Because" and
then Miss Mabel Cook played Shu-
bert's "Serenade." Just before the ar
rival Of ,he bridal paI'y Sfiss Ruth
Carver sang 20. Promise lie" and as
the last words died away, Lohengrin's
bridal chorus announced the arrIv9l
OF the bride and her attendants. They
entered from the small class room n
the rear, the two ushers in uniform,
Lieutenants Guy Manning. Twelfth L.
S. Infantry, and James ReIsinger. T@en-
ty-seventh L. s Infantry. leading with
stately step. then came the little ring
bearer, Jane Huffman, who was In a
white embroidered dress with lingerie
nat trimmed with red, She carried thc
ring on a small golden tray. Miss Teddy
Crofoot. OF Aberdeen, S. D.. and Miss
Hazel Gordon. of Dayton. walked to-
gether. They were attired alike in white
chiffon broadcloth with pleated SKI IS
made walking length. each carry ing
large muffs Of red roses from which
snilax trailed gracefully. they wore
white hats trimmed with red roses.
Miss Grace Callahan, OF Dayton, was
the maid OF honor and wore I handsome
gown OF white net over silk fashioned
with lace. and q white picture hat trim
med with two white plumes She car
ried great arTcful OF red carnations.
The bride was escorted - the altar
by her father. who afterwa-d gave
her in marriage.
Accompanied by tie entire bridal party
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guthrie were taken
TO the depot, where they left for Fort
Monroe. where they viii begin house
keeping at once Tho brides travelling
dress was a handsome costume Of blue
broadcloth with hat 20 matcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Wheeler Caney,
OF Batavia. n. Y, announce he en-
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Brez announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Minnie, TO George Stein.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs John c. Boyd and Miss Boyd will
entertain at afternoon tea Wednesday,
January Is, from 10 Z They viii be
at home Wednesdays In January.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Dr. Joseph N. Heller has taken pos
session of his new apartment in The
Farrag gut,
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Miss julia Carroll. of New York. who
has been visiting Representative and
Mrs Porter in their apartment in the
Connecticut, viii return TO her home
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs. EdS2n Bradley, who is spending
some time in Washington at Stoneleigh
Court pending the completion of the ex-
tensive improvements being made upon
their house on Dupont circle. formerly
the Gardiner Hubbard house, has gone
10 New York for a few days.
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Miss Sadie Murray will be the guest
Of honor at dinner Wednesday evening
January %, of Mrs. George T Marye
in her home on n street
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Mrs. Madden and Miss Madden have
arrived in Washington and Joined Rep
resentative Madden of Illinois in his
apartments at the Highlands.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs. James Hartman and Miss Har-
riman have resumed their usual Fridays
at home.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mr. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo
nave issued invitations for a dinner FRI
day evening. January Il. in their home,
17u n street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth will
entertain at dinner Thursday evening.
January 80, previous to their usual
Thursday evening reception.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs. Morton MitchesI. OF California,
has arrived in Washington and taken
apartments at Stoneleigh Court for the
winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin F. Sciafe Will
leave Washington this afternoon for
Pittsburg, where they viii spend the
coming week.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Major and Mrs. McCawley have
cards out tor a dinner Wednesday even
ing. January %
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Count d'Adhemar has returned to
Washington and taken possession of his
apartments at the Grafton, after visit
TO Paris.
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Capt ard Mrs. Raymond Rodgers
have cards out for a dinner Wednes-
daV evening, January -.
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Mrs. Miles Standish viii occupy apart
ments at the Grafton during the sea
SON
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General and Mrs. Gillespie viii be
among the dinner hosts Tuesday even
ing, January Z. in their home on New
Hampshire avenue.
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Mrs. Norman Williams, who has been
spending some time in New York at
the Hotel Plaza, returned to Washing
ton Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs G. NJ. Hitchcock will arrive in
Washington Monday and join her hus-
band, Representative Hitchcock, at the
Highlands
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Representative Porter left Washington
Friday for his home in Buffalo, y. Y,
where he viii remain until Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs. Richardson Glover VIII receive
Tuesdays in January.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Wheeler Caney,
OF Batavia. n. Y, announce he en-
gagement Of their daughter, Elizabeth
Agnes. to Midshipman Ralph Chandler
Parker '07. Mr. Parker is a grandson
Of the late Rear Admiral Ralph Chand-
Ter. and is at present OF the Connect
cut
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Arthur Hale, Of Chicago, spent the
New Year IN Washington with his
father, DR. Edward Everett Hale. and
Miss Ellen Hale, his sister. in Miss
Hale's apartment at the Connecticut.
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terJaln at dinner Saturday evening,
January %.
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Miss Rhoda Mariner is IN Baltimore.
the guest Of Miss ITma Strass.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Glover have cards
out for a dinner Wednesday evening
January -.
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Mrs julia Ldchs and Mrs. Sydney
II. ReiZenstein leave town today for
Streat0r. Ill. to attend the wedding OF
Miss Rita Wolferman, of Streator. and
Monroe Luchs, Of this city.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

viii entertain at tea Tuesday after
noon, January H.
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Miss Addie Prince. OF New York city.
who was present at the Prince-Straus
wedding Tuesday. has been the guest
Of Mrs. Julius L Peyser
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Miss Celeste Goodman Is the guest OF
Miss Florine Kahn. of BaltImore.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Mrs S. Gassenheimer. of the Stan
ley.' will be home the second and fourth
Fridays of each month during the
season.
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Miss Camille Herman is visiting in
Baltimore, the guest OF her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs Joseph A SeIig-
man, where she is being extensively
entertained
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

The Rebecca Lodge viii hold a very
interesting meeting and social hour this
afternoon in the vestry rooms OF the
Eighth Street Temple. All the members
are cordially invited to attend
The Washington times., 1908-01-05

Miss Edna NJ. Weyl is in Newark.
where she is the guest OF Mrs. A. Felst.