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The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Nine. Corinne Rider Kelsey, soprano,
viii be the principal artist tomorrow
morning at the fourth OF the Wilson
Greene morning musicales.
The list Of subscribers TO these musi-
Gales includes Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, box; Mrs. L. Z. Letter. box; Mrs
Frances Mcleod Matheson, box
Mrs. c. II. Ackert, Mrs. Nicholas L
Anderson. Mrs. NJ c. Audenreid-
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. George W
Baird. Mrs. Alfred Z. Bates, Mrs. Perry
Belmont, Mrs. Elisabeth r Benham.
Mrs. Z. Berliner. Miss EveIine Blunt
Madame Theodore Davis BoaI. Mrs.
Edison Bradley, Mrs. George Isothror
Bradley, Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead. Miss
Browning, Mrs. Willard II. Brownson
Miss Eleanor Bryan, Mrs. Morgan G.
BulLeley.
Mrs. Donald Cameron, Mrs. Calderor
Carlisle, Mrs. Silas Casey, Mrs. r. Fl
Chapman, Miss Alice J. Clam. Mrs
Richardson Clover, Mrs. Murray Cobb
Mrs. 7. J. Corey, Mrs. NJ. J. Colbert
Mrs. II. c. Corbin, Mrs. Samuel G
Cornwell, Mrs. W. S. CowIes, Mrs. 10
seph II. Crawford, Madame de Creel
Mrs. Bartlett ]. Cromwell, Mrs. Franz
Crowninshield. Mrs. Allerton Cushman.
Mrs. s. T. Davis. Mrs. Richard c
! Dean, Mrs. William c. Denny. Mrs
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mrs. Albert Doug
las, Mr.. and Mrs a. c. Downing. Mrs
William F. Draper Mrs. Charles G
Dulin, Mrs. William P. Duvau. Mrs. ]
w. Dwight. Mrs. E. Tiffany Dyer.
Mrs. John JOY Edison, Mrs. Stephen B
Elldns. Mrs. Richard F. Ely, Mrs. s. F
Emmons. Mrs. William c. Eustis. Mrs
Morris Evans
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Charlie
w Fairfax, Mrs. J. S. Fassett, Mis-.
Mary c. Foster.
Miss Margaret Gale. Mrs. Thomas NJ
Gale, Mrs. A. p. Gardner. Mrs. Edw arc
H. Gheen. Miss Gillett, Mrs. Charles c
Glover, Mrs. z. P. Grandin. Mrs Jame
| NJ. Green, Thomas Evans Greene.
Mrs. Chandler Hale, Mrs. Eugen
Hale. Mrs. Edward Halliday. Mrs
| George Z. Hamilton. Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna
Mrs. Richard A. Harlow, Mrs. E NJ
Hatch, Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. William
| Haywood, Mrs. c, A. Hill, Mrs. vii
| liam Curtis Hill, Mrs. G. M Hitchcock
| Mrs. r. r. Hit. Mrs. James c. Hooe
| Mrs. John Hudgins. Mrs. Stilson Hutch
| ms. Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson. Mrs
| George F. Huff.
Mrs. William NJ. Irwin.
Mrs. Cassie Julian James, Mrs. Ralpl
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Nine. Nabuco. wife OF the ambassador
from Brazil, entertained at luncheon
yesterday to- meet Nine. Mehmed, wife
OF the Turkish minister. The little Turk
ish woman, though she is the first in
the history Of Washington, at least, to
mingle in society at all, still adheres 70
the strict Turkish convention Of veil
ing her face before all men but her
husband. In consequence the only hos
pitalities which her colleagues IN the
Diplomatic Corps can tender her are
teas and luncheOns, TO which only the
feminine contingent are hidden.
Tonight, as usual, the Ambassador
and Nine. Nabuco will entertain at
dinner more or less informally.
The Charge d'Ahaires Of Mexico and
Nine. Godoy were hosts at dinner
Wednesday evening in compliment TO
Senior Don Alvarez and Sonora Alvarez,
who returned TO Mexico the latter part
of the week, Senior Alvarez having been
elected congressman in his own country,
and having in consequence resigned the
secretaryship OF the embassy at Wash
ington.
The second Secretary Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Young were hosts
at dinner last evening in their home.
on Florida avenue.
The Minister from the Argentine and
Nine. Portela have cards out for one of
the largest dinners Of the season Tues
day evening.
The Spanish minister will return to
the legation, New Hampshire avenue,
today or tomorrow after an extended
absence IN the South and in Cuba.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. John Tyler Wheelwright. Of BOs-
ton. formerly Miss Mabel Merriam, Is
the guest Of her parents. former Gov
ornCr and Mrs. Merriam, in their home
on Sixteenth street. Mr.. WheelWTight
who accompanied Mrs. Wheelwright to
Washington, has returned TO Boston.
but Mrs. Wheelwright will remaiI4 with
her parents until April.
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Mrs. Lsowden. wife of Representative
Lowden, IS IN Atlantic City and viii
not receive Monday. March g
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AIRS. James Henry Moser and her
daughter, Mrs. James Milton Fetherolf,
will receive informally Tuesday after
noon at the residence OF Mrs Moser,
1113 g street. Mrs Fetherolf was form
erly Miss Grace Moser and has been
married but q short time.
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Martha S. Gielow, at the residence OF
Mrs. Augustus c. Downing, I774 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Monday afternoon,
March 80, at O'Clock. The recital is
for the benefit Of the work Of the South
err Industrial Educational Association
among the Maryland whites.
The following are the patronesses:
mrs. Bryce, Mrs. James a. Bayard.
Mrs. Bankhead, Mrs. Alexander S.
Clay. Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Richmond
Pearson HObsOn, Mrs. Joseph F. john
ston, Mrs. Thomas II. Paynter, Mrs.
Robert L. Owen. Mrs. Tillman. Mrs
Randolph II. NcKim, Mrs. Augustus c.
Downing, Mrs. William Wilson Finley
Mrs. Murray Addison Cobb. Mira
Charles -. PfouIke Mrs. E. X. Colds
borough. Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. George
Huntington Hull. Mrs. Morehead, Mrs
Frank .. LOwden, Mrs. John A. Logan
Mrs Lincoln. Mrs. W. B. Noble. Mrs
G. NJ. Pullman, Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page, Mrs. Fannie Kicks. Mrs. G. T.
SmallwoOd, Mrs. Seth Shepard, Mrs
Leigh Robinson. Mrs. c. David White
The Catholic Conversation Circle met
Thursday evening, with the president
/ Mrs. Harry COops. 70C Eleventh street
northwest. Miss Frank Connolly was
director for the evening. and chose for
I her subject, Passion Sunday and Ash
Wednesday" giving e brief history OF
/ the origin and devotions OF each. She
! then requested the members TO real II
( turn a paragraph, on Ash Wedp Ssday
from the Catholic encyclopedia.
/ Miss L. Bernie Callaher presented the
/ circle with six large photographs, hei
/ own work, OF two interiors OF st
/ PatrIek's Church on Easter Sunday
and Palm Sunday. showing the docOra
/ tions for the day, and other religious
/ subjects.
Mrs. COops extended an invitation K
I he public to attend a talk 10 be giveI
at her home. on Thursday evening
| March 19. upon st Patrick " by PhiIil
] Gerry.
General conversation took place upOl
/ Catholic current events which was par
ticipated in by Miss Frank Connolly
Miss Agnes Carroll, Miss Kathryl
Kirby, Miss Grace Connolly, hrs. Mar.
Virts, Miss Mary Schneider, Mrs. Lohr
Miss Alice Rennolds, Miss Clare Dillon
and Mrs. COops.
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to New York, from where they viii sail
for a stay Of several weeks in Cuba
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson have
closed their handsome home, on Massa-
chusetts avenue, for the spring season
and will cruise in Southern waters on
their houseboat, the Roxanna, until
some time in April
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo
and Mrs. James W. Pinchot have gone
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after visit 70 her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W L Turner, OF Q
street.
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TO Washington from an extended trip
to Cuba.
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Mrs. Pullman has returned to her
apartments IN the Ellington and will be
az home, as usual, Thursday.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth has cards
out for a large Mi-Careme ball.
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on Sixteenth street. Mr.. WheelWTight
who accompanied Mrs. Wheelwright to
Washington, has returned TO Boston.
but Mrs. Wheelwright will remaiI4 with
her parents until April.
Mrs. Herbert NVadsworth has cards
out for a large Mi-Careme ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hollister Chap
man, OF Q street, entertained at dinner
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Harris. of
New York, accompanied by Mr.. and
mrs. James Forbes, left New York Fri
day afternoon in their. motor car and
viii arrive in Washington some time to-
Gay They will occupy apartments at
the Willard during their stay in Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Norman Williams has returned
to her apartments in the Connecticut
after a weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Ida Wells and Miss Edna Ball,
Of Norfolk are visiting friends in Wash
ington-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maynard Waite,
Of New York. were among the inter-
esting visitors in Washington last week.
and during their stay at the Richmond
have been the recipients of much atten-
ton socially. Yesterday they were pre-
scented to the President informally. To-
day they VIII entertain informally at
breakfast at the Chevy Chase Club.
Captain and Mrs Mark entertained
informally at cards last evening.
Miss Hartman, who has as her house
guest her cousin, Miss Florence James,
OF New York. invited a few of the mem
bers of the younger set to tea Friday
afternoon to meet Miss James.
Major and Mrs. Charles L. McCawIey
will be among the dinner hosts this
evening.
There will be a meeting of the board
| of the new Congressional Club, formed
| by the wives OF Senators and Represen-
| tatives and former members of these
/ bodies, Wednesday in the home of Mrs
Fassstt. wife Of Representative ]. sloat
Fassett.
i Mrs. Fassett is a member of the board
and the meeting in her home Wednes-
| day will be for the purpose of select
/ ing a clubhouse. All the Senator's and
| Representatives wives have gone heart
/ lily into the club and deem il a great
/ social factor for drawing together those
| transient members OF official society.
Miss Carrie Ruth Wade of New Kent
county, Va, has returned TO her home
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Rauscher's April 4. and al those eligible
10 membership In that organization who
had not already joined were urged 70
do so.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

David r. Posner. Of New York city,
is spending the weekend in Washing
ton.
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gayetes permitted by all creeds social
AM Chevy Chase Country the
~ thooughfares parks percp
y during few days beautiful weather
parties quite order OF
things Chevy
luncheon parties
devoid beginning
Sunday evening Mr. Mrs John r. Mclean in
honor OF Duchess o Sutherland
Representative
Cochran pleased the she
National all the fgureheds she has been
reception Saturday the
chaty looked all like the lamb
which when British danes drag their
nege lords to such funeti
Bu then the did realize how much her lent
20 the tes duchesses in British society
likes opportunity your grace to such hand
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chap
man, OF q street, entertained at dinner
! last evening,
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British Ambassador
Al Wednesday which
the the evening
THE President informally
sand later attended play a one o
Senator and Dryden entertained their
dinner parties they have during the the
General and Mrs Meyer festivities
thinner paron Friday the Saturday evening"
nent to their latest titled house Beosse,
F1nsgly Miss Whittier, o
The popularity family present
Pang their residence
Of distinguished foreigners who visited
Fduring his
in
- resolution the Of which it
hs legislation providing
Sunday
the country win be asked preach
eou. and everywhere the white viii
Efhe Of land.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

The second Secretary Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Young were hosts
at dinner last evening in their home.
on Florida avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Cards are out for a dramatic recital
Of plantation songs and stories by Mrs.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Norman Williams has returned
to her apartments in the Connecticut
after a weeks stay in New York.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
MRS. JAMES n. MILLER,

Wife of Representative Miller Of
Kansas.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

The Minister from the Argentine and
Nine. Portela have cards out for one of
the largest dinners Of the season Tues
day evening.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

TIE MerTymakers VII give a large
dance Tuesday evening. 81. Patrick's
night, in the National Rifles ArmOTy.
IN celebration OF their eleventh ami
versary. "A grand cake walk by the
Twentieth Century Entertainers viii
be a special feature CT the evening. The
committee in charge consists Of Harry
Z. Huntsberry. chairman: Charles i.
EngIe and JOseph Williams
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Ida Wells and Miss Edna Ball,
Of Norfolk. are visiting friends in Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

The Spanish minister will return to
the legation, New Hampshire avenue,
today or tomorrow after an extended
absence IN the South and in Cuba.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Major and Mrs. Charles L. McCawIey
will be among the dinner hosts this
evening.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
LAWYERS NAMES ON
BOARD DIRECTORY

While searching among his effects in
the prothonotarys office several DAYS
ago, Frank L. SpeaSman found "a
board containing the names of the old
er members of the New Castle County
Bar. The board of "A inches long ana
four inches wide. is covered with
parchment, and In former years wss
suspended I'm the prothonotary's office
that lawyers might know oflhand the
members Of the local legal fraternity.
The board went out of use about Thirty
years ago and now q directory of the
members Of the local bar is found in
each court trial list. The board
directory was presented 20 John r.
Rodney. whose name. together with
those of Chief Justice Lore. the late
Thomas +. Bayard, the late Judge
William G. Whitley, the late George
Read Riddle, Judge Edward G. Brad
ford. Judge Ignatius c. Grubb, Judge
William 9. Spruance, Col. Benjamin
Nields. Daniel NJ Bates and Anthony
higgins, appears on the old directory
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
THIEVES STEAL
MANY TURKEYS

Thieves entered the meat market Of
Thomas J. Hart. at the northeast cor
ner of Seventh and King streets, and
made a good haul Of turkeys sometime
Tuesday night Mr.. Hart estimates his
loss at about 500.
This is one Of the many robberies
that have occurred in King street Of
late. Mr.. Hart's place is situated in
the full glare of an arc light but this
did not discourage the thieves as they
worked on the door until II was pried
open. Besides the turkeys a pound
Of honey and packages Of butter were
also taken.
There was money in tho safe but
1t had not been tempered with. A
small bank in which one OF the chill
dren had been putting pennies for
Christmas was stolen, however, and
the market appeared as II It had been
thoroughly and leisurely ransacked
The thieves picked out the choicest
birds and evidently knew something
about selecting turkeys.
The police gro working on the case
and now believe that the robbery is
the work OF men familiar with the
business of breaking into other
peoples property. At first the police
were inclined 10 think that boys were
responsible for the many breaks that
have been reported in King street.
The thieves worked at the time that
the officer on the beat was In another
| part OF the district and decamped
without leaving a clue behind
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
ATTRACTIONS AT
ELEVENTH ST. RINK

on Christmas afternoon the Junior
Polo team win play polo at Eleventh
street Rink during the skating ses-
sion which will begin at o'clock and
last until o'clock, the full band being
In attendance. At night the Springs
nve will play a picked team selected
from among all the other teams. a
novelty that will appeal to all the low
ers OF polo. on Saturday night the
LenoX FIVE viii play the B. &. O. team
IN the return Of the alter from At
lantic city. The Walbrooks have asked
for a game with the Springs on Satur-
day. January 2. Captain Barratt deslr-
ing one more game on tho Whining
ton floor with himself and PhIbin at
goal. Mr.. Clowar dis trying to get
them to play also on New Years night
A masquerade carnival will be held al
the ronlS on December 81, New Years
eve.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY news

J. T. Ballard. commercial graduate.
has just written the College as fol-
lows:
81 have not forgotten the pleasant
time / spent at Goldey College and in
order TO have a reminder of my stay
there / am writing you for one Of the
school pennants'
January is a popular time for stu
dents TO enter Goldey College The
many applications for the 1909 Cata-
logue" indicate an active interest in
enrolment for the new year.
Gerardo Alfonso. commercial student
will spend the Christmas vacation in
New York city.
The students from a distance will
leave for their homes today to spend
the Christmas vacation.
Misses Anna a. Schultz and Anna NJ
Jewell have made a specially good re.
cord in typewriting. Yesterday botf
passed the first-g grade tests in thi.
subject-50 words a minute.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
HOw's This?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
cut any obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan g. Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hairs Family Pills for Constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
veterans, Memorial ssrvIes8.

Joint memorial services win be held
inNmemory Of deceased comrades who
have. died during the year. ON SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, December 9th, al si.eS may.
in "a a. r Hall ,vs ~ oTerbS9 re5fbS9lng ot hqB iSe
strectfinr niece on parrcl OF land: Be
tend. ng at "a point Ia the Old james
D line. al the distance of ninety
feet and two inches northorly from
northerly side Of Third street and
Gthe distance OF ono hundred and sew
tafnF-fvo feet westerly, from the westerly
-He Of DUPONT street; thence south
three feet. more or less, 10 a corner.
apencc northerly and parallel with du
a1pnt street. thirty-three feet, more OF
Mss. 10 another corner; thence westerly
Tnd parallel with Third street, five feet
ar. the said Webb's line, and place OF he
inning. BE tho contents thereof what
No Beginning at a point on tho
ortherly side Of Third street. az the
b istance of one hundred and sixty feet
Westerly side Of DUPONT street; thence
cEesterly along said northerly SIDE OF
h,hird street. ten feet 20 corner; thence
obrtherly and parallel with dupont
ireet sixty feet. more or less. 20 q
3int IN the old line Of James Webb s
nd; thence southeasterly by SAID
ebh's line sixty feet more, or less, e
We said northerly side Of Third street
alace Of beginning. BE the contents
hereof what they may
nroperty Of Haven Chapel a religious
Corporation. Of the State OF Delaware
anu 10 '' HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff
Sherims Office Wilmington. Delaware
December H. 1908 l2-l4-l i-Zl--l-g
I sIIERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
( writ Of order of Sale, TO me directed
viii be exposed TO Pubic sale "a
n the Court House. on Market street
II in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
ID rnrufV- Delaware.
7 on MONDAY.
& THE 18Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1908
II AT 10 o'clock a. m,
II the following described real estate, viz.
All the undivided interest Of Georg
] NJ. G. Miller IN and To all that certain 10
.or piece Of land, with the brick dwellin'
! Thereon erected. situate In the city o.
! Wilmington New Castle County ani
| State OF Delaware, bounded and des
| s.ribed as follows TO wit;
! Beginning on inc easterly siqe or Jeck
! lson street al the distance Of one nun
| I red and sixty feet nine inches, norlher
iii s. from the northerly side of Ninu
Ilstreet; thence easterly, parallel with Mint
II street, eighty-lve feet, northerly. par
I allcl with jackson street, twenty-fou
J feet three inches, TO stake. thenc
westerly parallel with Ninth street an
! passing through the middle of the divi
I sion wall of this and the adjoining hous
I ON the north. oighty-iiVe feet 10 the sal
by southerly twenty-four feet. thro
Z inches to the place Of beginning. Re "a
contents thereof, more or less. Win "a
privilege OF the use or a certain teri
Gotta drain pipe. leading from this u
1 into Shiplev Run sewer, subject, never
theless. TO am equitable share Of the COS
and expense Of keeping said drain IN goo
seized and taken i'm execution as IN
property of George NJ. c. Miller, and
'e s0'u " HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff.
Sherim's Omce. Wilmington, Delawsair. si
4 ! December g 1908. dlO-l4-lt-zl--i-'
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
citx IAN cIoek Frozen.

shay Wash a matter wish (hic)
that clock?' That is what man eN-
claimed. who. just winding up for tho
night, (and who had a little more
Holly Berry Grease on his top gears
that he was capable Of standing) hap
pened to throw a zig-zag gaze ON the
old City Hall tower clock. The clock
has been out Of order for the last two
days. and IL seems to be very embar-
RAISING to the many Christmas shoppers
who throng Market street night and
dav
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
DID NOT LEAVE
FAMILY BEHIND

L. " Morgan. a boarder at the home
Of Orville Roberts. the grocer, at Tenth
and Clayton streets, which was dam.
aged by fire early yesterday morning.
said to-day that he did not run out
Of the house to notify the police when
he discovered the blaze. He said lie
first helped Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and
their two children out Of the building
before going outside.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
Zoe coal. caus.d Firs.

Hot Goals falling from a stove in a
kitchen OF house at No. 1904 Orange
street shortly before noon today were
the cause of a small nre. A stlll alarm
was sent TO the Friendship Fire COM
pany and the chemical responded. The
blaez was easily extinguished and the
damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
SAD he Was Rohhed.

a Pole who did not give his name
to the police made a complaint this
morning that two colored men had
stolen his money and a gold watch from
him while he was in a house in Front
street sometime last night. Sergeant
Tucker took the mans complaint and
also a description of the colored men
and an officer was sent out to find
them If possible. The Pole could talk
but littls English.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
TWO GIRLS WERE
ON THE YOSERIC

II was learned to-day thqt there we're
two girls on the British steiner Yoseric
which had such a rough pa sage from
Hamburg Germany and which entered
this port on Tuesday with nitrate Of soda
for the DUPONT Powder Company
They had a thrilling experience and for
a time II was thought that one Of the
children who is Is years Of age had been
swept from the deck Of the vessel.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
Congressman Burton a Visitor.

Congressman Burton was a visitor in
town today. He put up at the Clay
ton House for several hours, where
many Of his friends met him.
He had a conference with Hugh Sic
berg. United States Engineer connect
ed with the local engineers Office under
Captain Lewis Rand. relatively TO inn
provements for the local harbor. Con-
gressman Burton also met former Sena-
tor Anthony Higgins and severa lothers
during the day.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
Mr.. White 10 be the Orator

George H. White. the last colored
man TO serve the State Of North Caro-
lima in the lower house OF Congress,
viii deliver the Grafton on the occasion
Of the local celebration OF the signing
of the Emancipation proclamation. The
exercises win be held IN Ezion NJ. t..
Church on Friday evening. January l..
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
SfeinIe'S
Seventh
and
King SIS
Death Of CLARENCE h. Smith.

Clarence II. Smith, the only brother
Of Charles K. Smith, tho well-kpown
Market street business man, died at
his home at Lebanon, Pa. several days
ago from stomach trouble after a
brief illness. Mr.. Smith was we'll
known in Wilmington, having visited
here frequently. He was 81 years old.
His wife died several months ago. -Four
children, all grown survive Mr.. Smith.
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
Mrs. Lsmbert's Work.

Mrs. Effle w. Lambert, a national
organizer of the W. c. 7. T. recently
completed eleven days work in New
Castle county where she made seven
teen addresses, and organized three
"Y's" with hfty-nve active members
and twenty-six honorary members
Thirty-four pledges were signed by
young people under age limit for the
"Y's." There was a total of ll5 pledges
signed
Evening journal., 1908-12-24
Buried in This City.

The body of Miss Bridget Touhey,
81 years old, who died at Ridgewood.
y. j., on Monday, was inferred I'm the
New Cathedral cemetery, this city,
yesterday. A brief service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. Edward c. Hig-
gins. Of St. Pauls Catholic Church.
Miss Touhey had formerly lived in this
city.