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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Woods acted as chairman Of the floor
committee. The table decorations con-
sisted OF clusters of pink roses. ferns,
and pink shaded silver candeIabra.
About fifty invitations were issued
The officers Of the club are IEElng. c.
Barber, president: Robert Landlord.
vice president; Edward Hitler, seore-
tary; and c. J. Josenhans, treasurer
Mir. and Mrs. s. Bearman celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last
Sunday evening January 70, by enter
tanning a company OF forty at dinAer,
followed by dance. Music was fu--
nished throughout the evening by a
string orchestra and Mrs. Bearman re-
ceived the guess wearing a handsome
gown OF black silk. Mr.. and Mrs Bear
man received a number of wooden gifts
in token of the wooden anniversary"
Mrs bennett, wife OF the newly ap-
pointed Commissioner Of the Land Of
fee; Mrs. Rowland, wife of Represent
alive Rowland of Ohio, and Mrs.
Humphrey, wife of Representative
Humphrey of Washington, will be at
home at the Normandie Hotel Tuesday.
February Il and %.
Mrs. OIdberg viii sing the afternoon
Of February Il.
Mrs. Pray. Of Montana. and Mrs Gar
ner, Of Texas, and Mrs. Hughes. Of
West Virginia. Will be at home Tuesday
at the Burlington, from 4 10 o'clock.
Mrs. LeBus and Miss AIcAIieken, of
Cincinnati, viii assist Mrs. Hughes
Tuesday at the Burlington.
Miss May Phelps. daughter OF Com
mander and Mrs. Phelps, went 70 Will
mlngton. y. c., Tuesday, where she is
the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Earl 1.
Brown. Miss Phelps will be in VIII
mington for several weeks.
Mrs. Draper will not receive next
Tuesday. but viii be at home the first
Tuesday in February
Miss Marie Prince celebrated her
eighth birthday Tuesday evening at her
home, 630l5 I street northwest. About
sixty children were present. The dining
room was decorated in palms and cut
flowers. and the march for the little
guests was played by Miss Carusen. Re
freshments were served.
The Sunshine Club gave a musicale
and literary entertainment at the Home
for the Blind Tuesday evening. The so
loists of the evening were Miss Lillian
ChenOweth Miss Mary Wild, Mrs. Pat
terson, Miss Eva Jackson, Miss Kath-
crime O'Brien, and Miss Mildred Fow-
Ter
Among those who enjoyed the hOspi-
tality of the club were Mrs, Russell,
Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Cate. Mrs. Chewing
Mrs. Holiday, Mrs Wild, and Mrs. Git
tings; Miss Huyett, Miss Burke. Miss
Thornton, Miss Baker, Miss Moss, Miss
Parkhurst, Miss Smith, Miss Crupper,
Miss Kidwell, Moor and Major De
knight, Messrs. Valear. COMO, Ryder,
Lamoorne, Beazley, Morgan, and Chew
ming.
The Eastern Dramatic Club held its
semi-mOnthly meeting Monday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. A
AcNullen-
The officers Of the club, elected al
the previous meeting, are as follows: W
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Mrs. l. Goodman. Mrs. Eleanor 8. Levy,
Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten, Mrs. Fred
erick Schwab, Mrs. NJ. Gross, Mrs
David Sanger, Mrs. GustaYe Louis, Mrs.
Lew Jackson. Mrs. Samuel Rothchild
Mrs. Daniel Levi. and Mrs. Gus Waller
stein.
The charity whist, bridge whist, and
euchre games. arranged for tomorrow
In the parlors OF the Mercantile Club,
Ninth and N streets, promises to be
the largest attended OK the season.
venile Court, will address the Council OF
Jewish Women and their friends, this
evening at the Eighth street temple. The
program also includes violin solos by sol
Minister, and vocal solos by Miss Cora
Steiner, with Mrs. Levi H. David at the
piano.
Miss Blanche Hollander. Of Eighteenth
street, was the hostess at an enjoyable
bowling party and luncheon Friday af-
ternoon in honor Of out-of-town friends.
The prize was won by Miss Flora Gus
dorf. OF Baltimore After bowling the
| guests were served with luncheon at
/ the home Of Miss HollandeT.
The guests were Miss Miriam Ash, OF
Baltimore; Miss Nettie c. Herzog, OF
/ Cincinnati; Miss Flora GusdOrf, Balti-
more; Miss Irna Stern, and Miss Nellie
Behrend.
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An interesting euchre party. followed
by dancing, was given by the Washing
tonlans in there club rooms. Monday
evening. The prizes were won by Miss
z. Ireland and Miss Z. Appleby, and c.
y. Phelps and J. Dunbar. Refreshments
were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Cess
Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
WIllett Mr. and Mrs. Chase. Mrs. n
Appleby, Miss Saxty, Miss Appleby, Mis-.
Slater, Miss Harmon, Miss Harding
Miss Ireland and s. y. Phelps G. Nus
baum. J. HUMPHREYS. H Holt, L. E
Kemia, II. Adams, J. Il. Dunbar and
r. T. Bricker.
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Baron Rosen received a cablegram at
the Russian embassy Friday announc-
ing the death Of sis brother. and he
viii withdraw entirely from social life
FOR the present Baron Rosen will sail
for Russia in May instead of this
month, as was his former intention.
Mr. Kroupensky, counselor, and Com
mander Nebolsine, naval attache OF the
embassy, who have been in New York
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The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador
anA Baroness Hengelmuller viii leave
Washington this morning for New York.
They viii attend the Vanderbilt Szech-
enyi wedding tomorrow, and win spend
the week at the St. Regis The baron
ess will then return to the Capital, but
the ambassador viii 60 direct from New
York to the West Indies upon a dipIo-
matte mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have is
sued cards for a dinner in honor Of
the baroness Friday evening, Febru-
rary Is.
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Diplomatic

The Italian Ambassador and Baron
ess Mayor des Planches will entertain
ct dinner Saturday evening, February s.
complimentary to the Secretary of state
and Mrs. Root.
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The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
paTte, who entertain the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt at dinner Tuesday. have
issued invitations for a dinner in hon
or OF the members OF the Supreme
Court for February IL
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K. Browne, president; Z. r. Smith. vice
president +. Monroe. secretary. and F.
Walters. treasurer. After the minutes OF
the previous meeting had been read and
approved, Miss Netie Clements and
Enos Harnden were admitted 10 mem
berShip.
The club quartet rendered several 81
the late pieces. followed by q. parody CT
the ghost scene. from Shakespeare 5
Hamlet" KurtZ Browne. the president
suggested the nsrues OF several members
that he wanted 70 entertain at the next
meeting.
Mrs. Wheeler, wife Of Representative
Nelson 2. Wheeler OF Pennsylvania
Miss Wheeler. and Miss AiIinger will re-
ceive Tuesday. January 3, from 1 to {
o'clock in the reception room at the
+ street entrance OF the New Willard.
They will be assisted by Mrs. f. Carl
Smith and Miss Grandin.
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Cabinet

Mrs. Taft accompanied the Sec
rotary Of War on his trip to Ohio, and
after making a visit with relatives in
Cincinnati will return here the middle
of the week
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The engagement Of Miss Nella Aliens
worth 70 Louis NJ. BlOdgett, Of Los
Angeles. is announced by Col Allen Al
Iensworth, L. S. A. retired, and Mrs
AlienswoTth.
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Mrs. Dickman, wife Of Major Dickman.
of the Thirteenth Cavalry. stationed
at Fort Myer. and her house guest, her
sister, Mrs. Frederick W. Thibout. were
hosts at a delightful luncheon yester-
day, followed by bridge. in Mrs. Dick
mans house at the post.
The parlors and dining room were
prettily decorated with ferns and sweet
peas. Mrs. Dickman received her. guests
wearing a handsome gown of lavender
silk and lace, ard Mrs. Thibout wore
white lace robe over lavender
Among the guests yesterday were Mrs.
]. Franklin Bell. Mrs. Ernest CARING
ton. Mrs. Aleshire, Mrs. Writ Davis.
Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Eide. wife of Major
Edie; Mrs. Slavens. Mrs. Devol, Mrs.
Bull. Mrs. Ailey. Mrs. Rooster. Mrs.
Hatfield. Mrs. Littell Mrs. Coates, Mrs.
Newton, Mrs. Rice. wife OF Major Rice:
Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Bushnell. Mrs Loeb
ridge. Mrs. Hennessey, Mrs. Hyer, Mrs.
Davis. wife OF Captain Davis; Mrs. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

The Secretary Of the Navy is again
confined to his home with grip, from
which he recently partly recovered, and
has turned affairs at the Navy Depart
ment over TO Assistant Secretary New
berry until he is entirely we'll again.
Secretary Metcalf took a heavy cold
while attending the departure Of the
battleships from Hampton Roads.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs, John r. Mclean were
hosts last evening at a small dance in
their new home on l street compliment
tary to their house guest, Mrs. Robert
W. Goe!et, of New York The lower
floor of the house was simply and ef-
fectively decorated with palms and
flowers and the Marine Band Orchestra
played the music for the dancing.
The Mclean home on I street has re-
Gently been completed and though Mr..
and Mrs. Mclean have entertained sew
eral times there at dinners and lunch
cons, this was the first dance given in
the house.
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ray. Brigadier General and Mrs. Hall,
Brigadier General and Mrs. Darlington,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mason, Mai.
and Mrs. Isaac w. Littell, Baroness Won
Pelmenberg. OF New York. and DR.. Ster-
ling Ruffin-
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The Secretary OF the Interior and
Mrs. Garfield have issued invitations
for a dinner Thursday evening, Feb
Tuary q,
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p p r

NS~EE Southern Relief Charity Ball Tuesday
liant affair
continued throughout the evening both
Willard until after o'clock
Marine
chairman who
perfected the for the affair receiving
her
exceptional executive ability 1t is seldom
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mrs. Lola Goodwin Rustin formally
announced her engagement TO Lieut.
William c. DOane. Twenty-second
United States Infantry, at dinner
given in her home in Omaha, NeD-'
January Il. The wedding will take place
some time IN the summer, although no
definite time has been set
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

An enjoyable evening was spent ct
the .untry residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. J. Altman at Beltsyille. Md, last
Saturday by a number Of their friends.
The house was tastefully decorated for
the occasion Solos were rendered by
William Bres-ahan, J. Allison. G.
Davis, William Dlel1, and L. Nesbit.
Music was furnished by Hansen's Or
Chestra. Supper was served afterward.
Gr. Springmeye' and Mr.. Rosenbaum
acted as masters Of ceremonies.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. =.
J. Altman, Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Dick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oskt da. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Bresnahan, Mr. and Mrs. P T. Bres-
nahan. Mr. and MIS- T. B. Herrity,
Mrs. r. Herrity, airs. Pauline Joy.
f. Springmeyer. J. Rosenbaum, C.
Davis, z. Nesbit, J. Allison, B. New
man. z. Kane y Mccormick, p. Shea,
c. Canning. r. A Cady. G Chapman,
G. Smith, J. Smith, d. Chevaln, G.
Antrim, Joseph and William Bresna-
han. F. Jones. Mr.. Montague, Miss
Minnie Hutchinson, Miss Helen BrahIer,
Miss Annie Brahler, Miss Anna WiTers.
Miss Lena Willers. Miss Harriet Stem
house, Miss Dora Smith. Miss Rose
HerTity, and Marie Herrity.
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mid
organized winter as purely So
~ entirely lacking Despite this
Colonel MOrreI Congress- the coiIon
official Of the
This the nine subscribers in
society $3.50 and sub
twenty-five list from the
Washington ball. managed b
comparative outsiders mostly York planning
make it function worthy Nations
the official status of the guests.
The committee of which Mrs George
posed Winthrop Mrs Pierre Iori
lard Mrs Herbert WadswOrth
Mrs E Il Slater Keep Mrs Keen
who Miss Florence only Washingtonian
suppers on an elaborate scale
have completed The eompara
lively simple probably surrass anything ever given
Washington.
The affair will be given Friday evening February Raushers
Z = +
E Uses ENID AND ERAIA SHAW daughters of the former
YIN Secretary of the Treasury Leslie Shaw were
- HHI Washington JDrin
the week They constantly bv their
friends here and the White House reception center
animated the Blue yesterday they were the
Of Mrs Elizabeth Staufe Moore Moore but Miss Enid
visiting Anderson Miss Erma Shaw, has
with Miss Panv Per
kins until Wednesday, when they viii to York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert soper, Of Ana
costa, have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their niece. Miss Mary A.
O'Brien. and Daniel D. Courtney, OF
Washington. The ceremony viii take
place Tuesday evening, January p, at
$50 O'Clock, in ST. Teresa's Church,
AnaCostia.
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acknowledgements

Washington society is, OF course, in
teregted in the wedding Of Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt and Count LaszlO Szechenyi.
which will take place at noon tomorrow
in the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. in New York city.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the wedding, and the favored few
who have received bids are IN a fUt-
ter Of excitement. Ali arrangements are
now complete. and rehearsals Of the
wedding have been held The program
of orchestral music which viii be
played promises 70 be the most impress
sive ever rendered at home wedding
in this country.
Friday evening Mrs. Vanderbilt in
vited a number Of relatives and inti-
mate friends 10 view the wedding gifts
which have been sent to her daughter
and which were greatly admired These
gifts were placed in the music room
on the second floor of the house. There
was q wonderful display Of jewels,
which were shown IN a glass case. and
there was also a great quantity Of gold
and silver plate, dozens Of clocks, many
fans, rare books. and objects Of art
arranged on tables about the room.
The gifts were then packed and sent
to a safety deposit vault TO be sent on
TO the count and his bride later.
At the wedding Count Szechenyt viii
wear the full dress costume OF the Hun
garian court. with his sword at his side,
and the other Hungarlans present VIII
also wear their court costume.
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home Friday, February Z, and Friday,
February IA, in her home on . street.
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for some days, returned to the Capita
yesterday.
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Maj. and Mrs. Charles B. Wheeler.
who are the guests Of General and Mrs.
Gillespie. were the guests Of honor at a
dinner last evening with Mr.. and Mrs
3. B. Bradford as hosts. Invited to meet
them were Rear Admiral and Mrs Brad
ford. Brigadier General and Mrs. Muir
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Miss Emily Tuckerman gave a musi-
Gale reception IN her home last evening
complimentary to Miss Houghton. Of
Boston. the house guest OF the Post
master General and Mrs. Meyer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Phil King and Clarence Reizensteir
are in New York. the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon II. Reizenstein.
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Mrs. Sydney Il. Reizenstein will re-
turn 20 her home at the Dupont today,
after spending the past few weeks in
Streator III
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4 Lot of Suits at $8.75
A Lot of Separate Goats at $500

Only 20 coats in the lot All are made of fine tourist mix
lures in medium coongS Cut full aength and in the
sons best styles. Formerly priced from $1,000 QE 0O
to $500. Choice while they last .VO'VV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mrs. Isidore E. Epstein, OF Column
bia road, who has as her house guest
her sister. Mrs. J. Lyon. Of Hagerstown.
Md, gave an enjoyable luncheon and
whist party Friday in her honor.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Fred
eriCk Schwab. the second by Mrs David
Sanger. and the consolation prize was
won by Mrs. Samuel Rothchild.
The guests were Mrs. Eugene Schwab.
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Senator Dupont entertained a company
at dinner last evening in his home on
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Francis
Crowninshield. OF Boston, who is spend
ing the winter with her father, acts as
his hostess.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Meyer Stern. who has been The guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. Louis J. Brown. re-
turned TO his home, in Norfolk, Va, last
evening.
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The Eastern Dramatic Club held its
semi-mOnthly meeting Monday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
McMulIen.
The officers Of the club, elected at
the previous meeting, are as follows: W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mrs. QualtroUsh was at home Friday
afternoon, in her apartments at the
Connecticut, receiving a large number
Of callers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mrs. Samuel Ganss is spending a fort.
night az Atlantic City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-06
KEMNEBEC.
LITCRFIELD PLAINS.

An unusual large ;tudienc" was III
attendance At the Plains church sun
day. among whom We're Mr.. ard Mrt
William All;trd, Mrs. Clarahrle fIi@-
gins Gordon and Mrs. L. c. Stpr"r.
The farmers i'll this vicinity NAY"
been harvesting ice tin past week.
Farmers who were unable to pro-
cure barrels in the m! are nov sell
ing their apples ut $1."5 rnr barrel
SIDNEY.
Mr. ana Mrs ". Al Fla..a If Oakland
We're callers AT ". u. Naatrl's sunday
STANLEY ami i5.ua Till+on "f E-,gi M"
are Visiting thor Graudpl'- Hts. M. ia /
Mrs. +. s. Tillsnu.r
Mrs. T. W Mautar vrn h.% larn ~
the sick livt ;h" past N>e!l, IS 1c.o:ttF.
ais being better
Mr.. anil Irs Nj r. Ricn"r4i &c Eel
grad. were calling on frisniS hcle sun
dAv..
There viii he an oyster supper 1T -"
NJ. L. church Tuesday evening. Mar y.
Rev. q r. Enlr~cs. presiding elder Of
the Augusta district occupied tile pulpit
of the NJ. L. church Sunday.
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TRACK AND PADDOCK.

A. Il. Cunary If DIuahill } .5 has
bought The well know horsc Luther
g. Of Irving Candagc.
A. d. Ncrrill Of Sherman Mills has q
tinc pair Of colts coming four ana five
years old. both black, we'll matched.
ana of good weight, which give every
promise cf making an excellent farm
team.
William y. Benson Of Houlton lost
q valuable team horse last week. that
he was offered 5000 for. This makes the
second valuable horse Mr.. Benson has
lost in three months, tic other ore
broke Il les and had to be shot.
Capt. J.. c. Harper of Seal Cove lost
i Zinc horse recently one Of his hand
some spai. Capt. Harper's sou Austin
had been using the horse to haul wood.
had taken him into the stable. when,
without warning, the animal gave n
,ouI cry and fell, dying almost in
stantly. Heart disease was thought to
DC the cause.
The veteran dealer in high class
drivers. Il. r. Monroe Of Foxcroft still
keeps in the game III that line. lie has
three in his stable at present. One Of
these is q fivc-ycar-old bay gelding by
Rex Nagnus. OF this horse Mr.. Mon
roe says that while he has always
been buying the hest he could find It
has been 4 long time since he owned a
better one. He stands &c hands
strong. will weigh nearly no pounds,
Is q good actor, goes TO the trot with
most perfect gait. and can step .
last road gait: and best of all is kind
and pleasant driver. Another five
year-oId lay Gelding by the same sire
stands about 1874 hands. is good
styled one that shows well in the
hitch
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PENO3Sc0T.
Ell MA.

!: The High school at the Center is
under the Instruction OF the able and
experienced teacher, ora Patterson Of
East Newport.
j. f. Coollson is in Portland where
ne has undergone an operation for
appendicitiSThe latest news was that
he was aa Well IS could be expected
and VIII 10 home as soon as he Is able.
Rev. George Jones went TO Unity
Sunday to attend q funeral Monday.
Leon bennett and daughter Leona
were in town recently. the guests Of
his mother, Mrs. W. NJ. bennett
Miss Mary Locke who has been
stopping at John Cooksons has been
quite Ill. Dr.. o. II. Emerson was cali
ed and she Is SO as to be out again.
She was attending school at the Gem
ter.
II. Eutchfngs is out again. after be-
ing in the house for a few DAYS with
the grip.
Morris Jones has been in town the
past week visiting his cousin. Merton
Jones. returning home Sunday to
Unity.
\ prayer ard praise service was
held Sunday ut the Sanborn school
house. the services being led by Rev.
Allen Rollins of Troy.
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