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. ACRES, STATE ST. CLOSE IN, 5000
por acre; water right; also fine lot on
Brigham ST. with six room house; price
$4,000, Address owner, J-19, Tribune.
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A n. HUMPHREYS.
On the Ground Floor, rs w. end South s

7-room modern light pressed brick 10
minutes walk from business center and
on car line lot 2ix10: cement walks
around house; one of the finest residences
In the city; price Si750; Sl50C cash.
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AUCTION SALES

WE SELL ON COMMISSION AT MINI
mum charges. household goods. furnl-
lure. rugs, pictures, china, etc. The
kniclcrbocler. I36 East 2nG So. Ind. $sl
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30S ATLAS BLDG,-1909
Houses. lots. acres. small places. o565
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ONLY si0O CASH.
Broom new white brick on Sth South
walking distance; large lot and cement
walks; price $4,000: $500 down.
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CCNTENTS or a 15-RCOM HOTEL.
:. Sale begins at 10 a. m. 254 So. State.
Carl OstcrloD. Auctionecr. s274O
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WASATCH LODGE NO. /, F. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall, second Friday each
month Members of sister lodges and So
1ourning brethren in good standing In
ylted II, G, Cav. w. NJ: a. J. Lowe
Secretary.
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WHEN YOU WANT TO CONSULT Il.
NJ Onion. call up 1875 on Ind. phone
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Fine lots on II st. 3rd ave. G ST, 9Th
So. 9Th East and all parts OF city state
street, acreage, ETC., etc.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS,
rs W. End So. st.
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sI50O-75x2SS feet on 11th South. between
9Th and Eth East, facing north; a
beautiful lot.
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1. r. A. NJ
stated convocat1on first Wednesday IN
each month at Masonic hall, corner Sec
ond East and First South streets Com
psnfons cordially invited. F.. 2. Sher-
wood. II. p: Moses c. Phillips. Secre-
tary.
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engagement OF their daughter, Florence
H., 70 Mr.. Edwin L. Rieh. which takes
place this evening.
Miss Lillian Harris left last Thursday
for New York to join her mother Mrs.
r. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Gosman. OF
Peoria. H.. are spending a week in the
city.
Mrs. J. s. Kann entertained the After
noon Bridge Club on Monday, and the
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. A. Fueschie.
Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Harry Kauf-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Lissberger and
Miss Rose Wheatfield. Of Baltimore. were
weekend guests OF Mrs. Fred Schwa5,
Of Columbia road.
Mrs. Dittelbach. of Baltimore. paid a
short visit 10 her sister, Mrs j. s. Kann.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fishel viii be at
home this evening from 10 10 O'Clock al
26l4 Connecticut avenue I'm honor of their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary.
Miss Maude Lichenstein entertained at
cards on Wednesday afternoon compli-
mentary 10 Miss Minnie Winter, Of New
Haven, Conn. The prizes were won by
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Emile CaInpau Fitch. daughter Of
Chief Engineer Henry w. Fitch. U. S.
~, was married yesterday afternoon to
Mr.. Albert Pepper Gerhard. Of Overlook.
Pa. and Philadelphia The ceremony
was performed in St Johns Church ar
1 o'clock in the presence Of a large and
distinguished company Of friends of the
bride and bridegroom and families. Mr..
Gerhard is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sergeant Gerhard. Of Overlook.
Rev Roland Cotton Smith. rector. Of
fciated. The church was effectively dec
GRATED with palms, ferns, Easter lilies.
and white sweet peas. and the same fow-
ers prevailed in the decorations OF the
Fitch residence. where a reception for
the relatives. bridal party. and out OF
town guests only followed.
The bride entered the church with her
father. who gave her in marriage. She
was attended by her sister. Miss AIexan-
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hard. Mr.. William Gerhard. Dr. George
Gerhard. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stengel, Ar and
Mrs Phillip Brice. Mr.. and Mrs David
Williams and the Misses williams. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Watts Mr. and Mrs.
George Pepper. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Pepper jr.. all Of Philadelphia: Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshal Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harw006
and Miss LatrObe, all OF Baltimore. and
Miss Elise Campau. Of Detroit. who IS
the guest OF her cousin. Mrs Harwood.
and who is also a cousin Of the bride.
The brides parents entertained the mem
bers Of the two families at dinner Fri
day evening, which was the only festivttv
the bride permitted in connection with
her wedding.
The Turkish Ambassador entertained al
dinner last evening in the embassy. His
guests included the Belgian Minister and
Baroness Moncheur and other members
Of the diplomatic corps.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf entertained at a break
fast yesterday morning. with the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce and the
Swiss Minister, Dr. VOgeI. and a few
members Of the embassy STAFF as their
guests. The countess and her daughter.
Countess Alexandra. will leave here late
next week 10 sail for their home in Ger
many for the summer.
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! be given on Monday. April n. from 70 Z.
/ by Mrs Dinger and her mother. Mrs.
Sadiier. They wifi De assisted in receiving
/ by Miss Lambert Miss Bliss. Miss An
derson. Miss Miller Mrs. Gwynn. and
[ Airs. Henshaw, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean enter
|tained a company OF sixty at dinner last
night in their city home. followed by a
BAN, 70 which more than so guests were
hidden.
4 The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
viii entertain party Of friends al the
/ Columbia Theater this evening on the oc-
casiOu OF Mr.. Claude y. Benefits de-
( scriptive and illustrated lecture on the
Panama Canal Accommodation also
have been reserved for Mr.. John Barrett
( CT the Bureau Of American Republics. and
a party Of South American diplomats
J and for Senator's Bacon and Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Brooke gave a
charming marine dinner in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. James William DOGGY Friday
evening. Covers were laid for ten
From present indications the annual
visit OF the Triangle Club TO the Columbia
Theater. Saturday evening next. win
prove one Of the most brilliant social af-
fairs in the history Of the local Prince
ton colony. In addition 10 the exception
ally heavy sale OF boxes and seats for
the performance OF The Duchess OF
BluTshire," parties OF friends VIII be en-
tertained by Mrs Larz Anderson. Mrs.
1rrFa l. q
atOr Briggs. Mrs Hennen Jennings. Mrs.
Gardner Williams. Mrs. William n. Irwin,
Mrs. Bradley Davidson. Mrs. Charles J.
Bell and Mrs. Gen j. Franklin Bell
Mrs. R. E. Joyce entertained at lunch
con ar her bungalow az Mount Rainier.
Tuesday. in honor OF Miss Quigley OF
Roston. Among those present were Mrs.
r Neville and Miss Neville. Of Halifax.
Nova Scotia; Miss Quigiey. OF Boston:
Mrs. F. Cushman and Mrs. z Cushman.
wife and mother. respectively, of Hon.
F. ". Cushman, Of Tacoma. Wash: Mrs.
Maurice Joyce and daughter.
The Sons Of the American Revolution
will entertain the D. a R at the First
Congregational Church next Wedenesfiay
evening. The programme will be com
posed Of addresses by officers Of the two
societies and music by local talent. Mr..
Frank g. Martin is chairman Of commit
tee IN charge.
The evening Of song and story to be
given in the ballroom Of the Shoreham on
Monday. April Is. promises to be a rare
treat. II is given for the purpose Of
creating a fresh-air fund for the blind.
The artists Of the evening are Mrs. Anne
Grant Fugitt. Miss Jean Wilson. who will
tell stories; Mrs. Dalgleish. with her
charming cOntralto voice and Miss Ruby
Stanford. with violin solos.
The patronesses are: Mrs. Sherman.
Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Bryce. Nine Jusserand.
Nine. COrtes. Nine. Pima, Nine. Calderon.
Nine. Nabuco, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Wicker
sham, Mrs Alexander Shepherd. Mrs
Emo. Mrs. Winthrop. Mrs. Thropp. Mrs.
Summerlin. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. William
Denny. Mrs. Huff. Mrs Lepev7. Mrs
Gardiner Hubbard. Mrs. Samuel Spencer
Mrs. Richard Ely, Mrs. May, Mrs. Muir
ray Crane. Mrs John r. Mclean. and
many others.
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drine Fitch. maid Of honor; Miss Hen
rietta Fitch. another sister, and Miss
Anne S. Gerhard, sister Of the bride
groom. as bridesmaids Little Miss EN-
ily Pepper Watts. another relative Of the
bridegroom. from Philadelphia. acted as
flower girl The best man was Mr.. sid
ney Young OF Philadelphia. and the ush-
ers We're Mr.. Edward c. Dale, Mr. Alfred
Pardee, Mr.. Charles McKeehan, and Mr.
John Brooke, all Of Philadelphia: Mr.
Paul Bedford, OF Wflkesbarre. Pa. and
Capt. James A. Logan, OF this city
The brides gown was an ideal one OF
rich white satin trimmed with old point
lace. an heirloom IN her family. and she
wore some rare old pearls. also heiriooms.
Her veil Of tulle was helG with orange
blossoms and she carried shower b0u-
quet Of Bride roses and lilies Of the val
ley. Her maid Of honor wore grace
ful costume OF white chiffon cloth trim
med with crystals. large white hat with
white lilacs, and she carried a ehOwer OF
White liiacs. The bridesmaids gowns were
made in the same fashion as the maid Of
honor, but OF pale green chiffon Wi;h the
crystal trimmings and the same sort OF
hat ard flowers. Little Miss Watts wore
a white French muslin frock and carried
a basket Of white SWEEP peas.
The wedding marches and other music
was played by Mr.. II. II. Freeman upon
the organ.
Mrs. Fitch. who is just leaving of
mourning for her father. the late Alex
ander Macomh Campau. OF Detroit. wore
a handsome gown Of black and white
satin-striped chiffon cloth. with small
black hat Of jets
The bride and bridegroom left in the
early evening for their bridal trip. Their
future home will be at Overlook. where
the bridegrOom's father owns a handsome
place. Among the out of town guests
were the parents Of the bridegroom. Mr.
and Mrs. J. s. Gerhard: Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Whelen. brOther-in-law and sis
ter of the bridegroom; Mr.. Arthur Ger
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Miss Camille Herman. Miss Carrye Baer
and Miss Esther Behrend. The other
guests were Miss Irma Stern. Miss Hor-
tense Sondheimer. Miss Maivine Woog
Miss Edna Dreyfus. Miss Wanda Baer
Miss Hilda jacob. Mrs. Abe Jacob. Mrs
Edward Kohner. Miss Leona Young
Miss jeanette Silver. and Miss Madeline
Herzog.
Mrs Carl Auerbach is the guest OF
relatives in Norfolk, Va
Mr.. Henry weyl. Of New York. a for
mer Washingtonian, sailed yesterday for
a trip abroad.
Miss Adele Goldman. the guest Of Mrs.
Sidney c. kaufman. returned 10 her home
in Baltimore the early part OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Kaefke are now
located at $50 Sheridan street. Bright
wood, D. c.
The Octagon Pleasure Club gave its an
nual Easter dance at Dyer's Hall on
Wednesday evening The guests were
Miss Irene Einstein, Miss Rita Baer. Mss
Lillian Harris, Miss Floryne Mae Kahn.
Miss Carrye Robinson, Miss Leona Stern.
Miss Gussie Hanlein, Miss Celeste Good
man, Miss Bella Schiffman. Miss Lorraine
Herman, Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss Paul
Inc Newitter. Miss Ernestine Rich. Miss
Rhoda Mantner. Miss Rena Fleischman.
and Messrs. Malcolm Auerbach. Bernard
Baer. David Baer. Stanley Fischer. Al
fred Haas. Herbert Jacob. Melvin King.
Milton King. Arthur Luchs. Lester Marx.
Lester Neuman. Arthur Neuman. Herbert
Rich. Edwin Hahn. Nelson Berliner. OF
Baltimore, and David Stern.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Miss Watson. daughter Of Rear Adj
miral ard Mrs. Watson. entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Josiah Quincy, of Boston. who IS thei-
house guest.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann entertained al a
tea yesterday in honor of Miss Bramweu
Of New York. The house was handsome
" decorated with spring blossoms. which
also formed centerpiece for he table.
Miss Ethel Hickey and Miss Florence
Stewart, Of West Virginia, house guests
Of Mrs Mann. presided over the table
A large party Of young people went
over from Washington yesterday 70 the
Naval Academy for the hop there last
night They were Miss Owen. a daugb-
ter Of Senator Owen; Baroness Marie
Won Baumgarten. Miss Claire Wright.
Miss Alice Wright. Maj. and Mrs Web
ster, and Miss Frances Webster: Miss
Sally Darlington, and Miss Julie HeyI
Mrs. James Breck Perkins entertained
at a small informal tea yesterday after
noon. principally for the visiting d. A.
r. IS from New York
Inc sheridan WOmanS Relief Corp
viii entertain Phil Sheridan Posi- on
Tuesday. April %. at G. A. R. Hall. At
their last meeting the members were
pleased 70 hear that through the efforts
Of their instructor. Mrs. Lucy s. Weaver.
some offensive adjectiveS in school his
tories describing Abraham Lincoln viii
not appear in the new editions.
At the home of Mrs. c. F. Wood 81
East Capitol street, the Capitol HiH His
tory Club held it's regular Di-monthiy
meeting Wednesday afternoon. After the
regular routine business the programme
Of the afternoon was resumed. Mrs. ROrke
took the French Colonies" for her topic,
and showed much research. The new
president. Mrs. Jason Waterman, read the
programme for the ensuing year, after
which the following officers were elected:
Mrs. ]. G. Weldon. vice president: Mrs
L. NJ. Abbott. secretary; Mrs. Charles
Fisher. treasurer; Mrs. c. F. Wood.
critic.
Mrs Anna Lacey. Of the Portner. enter
tained the Crittenton Wheel Club at a
O'Clock luncheon on Thursday. The mem
bers are Mesdames Pauline Potwin. Mary
Story. Jeanette Wickham, Emma Ellis.
Mary z simpson, Edith Goddard, Alice
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headings for the Blind.

The following IS the programme for vol
unteer readings and music in the reading
room for the blind at the Library Of Con
gress, 2:SO 10 3:S0 .. H.:
Tuesday. April 20, reading win be
given bs Rev r. Ashton Curtiss
Thursday April ., a piano recital by
Stanley Olmsted
Saturday, April "a. recitations and sto-
ries By Miss Mabel Rawlings
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Fulton. Emily Tracy, Eleanor Wheeler.
Anna Lacey, Catherine Brumbaugh. FL
eanor Brown, Rachel Sterner. Abbie
Woodbury.. Christine Herfurth. Ida Cav
thorn. Ella Mcintosh. Harrist GOble. Julia
Game. ana Helen Wood. The guests were
Mrs. Charles n. Prouty. Mrs Henry -.
Merrick, Mrs. Miranda Tulloch. Mrs. Nc
bic. OF Canada; Mrs. HOllingsworth, Of
Ohio. and Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett Of
Virginia
Mrs Howry. wife Of Judge Charles 3.
Howry. was hostess at a bridge party
yesterday afternoon in honor OF her
house guest. Mrs. Charles Barnard. Of
Syracuse, N y Tea was served after
cards We're over.
The fifth Of the series Of benefit dances
known as the Dixie" dances. given by
the Robert f. Zee Chapter of the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy, will be
held In the ballroom Of the Arlington
Hotel next Wednesday night A great
many OF the delegates TO the d. A. r.
convention will attend.
The Daughters and Veterans in Wash
ingtOn are buying a memorial home and
are making great efforts 10 meet the pay
ments on same. this dance being given for
that purpose
Mr. and Mrs John W Deards. OF SO
Seventh street northeast. recently OBJ
served their tenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Deards being assisted by Mrs J.
a. Gibson. of Takoma Park; Mrs T. ".
Brahany. of Milwaukee. and Miss Helen
Donnelley. Of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Russell. OF Boston, were present
as guests OF honor, the occasion being
the fourteenth anniversary OF their we'd
ding.
To meet Miss Hecker. Of New York,
whose engagement 10 Mr. Frank Sadlier
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The Numerous Coming weddings
are sure 10 create a great demand for
DOwney's elegant bridal turuouts Hired
reasonably. Write or Tel Stables. 1620 L
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. David Moore and family have
moved 10 5e.7 Garfield street northwest
while building their new home in Wood
ley lane.
The Rev. Frederick F. shannon, who
will preach al Foundry Church to-day.
IS one Of the most popular preachers in
Brooklyn He is pastor Of one Of the mos
Influential churches in Greater New York
and is held I'm the highest esteem in his
denomination.
Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
De Graw are entertaining Postmaster
General RodoIpbe Lemieux Of Canada,
and DR. John Alton Harriss, Of New
York.
Mrs. Edward Lauterbach, Of New York,
has arrived at the New Willard for a
short visit
Miss Dora Garner Of Newport News.
Va, the guest Of Miss Florence Gusdorf.
will rstJrn home in a few days. accom-
panied by AIrs. n. Peyser-
Mr ana Mrs. Horace Lind. of New
York, are making a short visit to Wash
ington.
The euchre and whist arranged by Mrs
Charles Picard and Mrs. Henry Morris
has been indefinitely postponed
Miss Floryne Mae Kahn. Of Baltimore,
is the guest Of Miss Rhoda Mantner.
Mrs. A. Levy and Miss Ricca Cams
entertained at a luncheon on Thursday.
and had as her guests Mrs. Charles Pic
ard, Mrs. Samuel Gassenheiner. Mrs.
Henry Morris. Mrs. Marx z. Kahn, and
Mrs. Henry Peyser.
Mrs A. Brilawsld left last Tuesday for
q visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs Bertha Coblenzer and Miss Elsa
CobIenzer sailed from Baltimore on
Wednesday and viii spend the summer
IN Budapest, the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Ladislaus Detre.
Miss Flora Gutenberg left yesterday for
her home in New York after a lengthy
visit TO The Misses Kronheim.
Mrs. L Koenigsberg. Of New York. is
The guest OF her mother, Mrs. Charles
Kaufman
Miss Bessie Challis has as her guest
Miss Lolita Hilton. Of Dunkirk n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Luchs. whose
wedding took place on Wednesday. are
registered at the Hotel Knickerbocker.
New York City
Mrs. Mark Blum. Of Irving place. is
visiting relatives IN New York.
Mrs Samuel Mitchell, Of Twelfth street,
VIII entertain at cards this evening.
Mrs. N. Herman IS spending a few days
IN Baltimore.
Miss Malvine Woog and Mr.. Joseph
DTeyfus. whose engagement was recently
announced, VIII be az home this evening
from 70 10 O'Clock at 400 7 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rich ana their
daughter Fannie left Tuesday for Albany. |
n. y, to attend the reception given by
Ar. and AIRS, S. Nusbaum in honor Of the
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Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs
De Graw are entertaining Postmaster
General RodOlpbe Lemieux, OF Canada,
and DR. John Alton Harriss, of New
York
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To meet Miss Hecker. Of New York,
whose engagement 10 Mr.. Frank Sadlier
has recently been announced. a tea will
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Continued on Page }, Column I.
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Mrs. Edward Lauterbach, Of New York,
has arrived at the New Willard for a
short visit
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The euchre and whist arranged by Mrs.
Charles Picard and Mrs. Henry Morris
has been indefinitely postponed
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Miss Watson. daughter Of Rear Adj
miral ard Mrs. Watson. entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Josiah Quincy, of Boston. who IS their
house guest.
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Miss Dora Garner. OF Newport News.
Va, the guest Of Miss Florence Gusdorf.
viii rst1Tn home in a few days. accom-
panied by Mrs. n. Peyser-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lind. Of New
York, are making a short visit to Wash
sngton.
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The Rev. Frederick r. Shannon, who
will preach al Foundry Church to-day.
IS one Of the most popular preachers in
Brooklyn. He is pastor Of one Of the mos
Influential churches in Greater New York
and is held in the highest esteem in his
denomination.
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Miss Floryne Mae Kahn. Of Baltimore,
Is the guest of Miss Rhoda Mantner.
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Mrs. A. Levy and Miss Ricca Cams
entertained at a luncheon on Thursday.
and had as her guests Mrs. Charles Pic
ard, Mrs. Samuel Gassenheinner. Mrs.
Henry Morris. Mrs. Marx z. Kahn, and
Mrs. Henry Peyser.
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The Sons Of the American Revolution
viii entertain the D. a R. at the First
Congregational Church next Wedenesfiay
evening. The programme will be com
posed Of addresses by officers Of the two
societies and music by local talent Mr..
Frank q Martin is chairman Of commit
tee IN charge.
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Miss Flora Gutenberg left yesterday for
her home in New York after a lengthy
visit 10 the Misses Kronheim.
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Miss Malvine Woog and Mr.. Joseph
Dreyfus. whose engagement was recently
announced, VIII be az home this evening
from 20 10 o'clock at 400 T street.
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Mrs. David Moore and family have
moved 10 5e-z Garfield street northwest
while building their new home in Wood
ley lane.
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Mrs. A Brilawsli left last Tuesday for
q visit 10 Atlantic City
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
ALAMEDA COUNTY'S
NEW GRAND JURY
Jean B. Poirier, Retired Capital
list, Chosen as Foreman of
Inquisitorial Body

OAKLAND, April PA grand jury
was formed in Judge Browns depart
ment of the superior court today to
serve out the year. Jean B. Poirier, a
retired capitalist. living in North Oak
land, was chosen foreman. The first
regular meeting will be held Wednes-
day morning.
Instructions regarding the duties
imposed by law on the grand jury were
delivered by Judge Brown. The jurist
added that in case Governor Gillett
affixed his signature to certain bills
recently passed by the legislature their
duties might be affected and that fur
ther instruction would be given in such
contingency
Stress was laid on the fact that the
grand jury is called upon to investi-
gate all cases of alleged dereliction
in office and that close check upon
the conduct of public offices, financially
or otherwise, must be kept
Instruction regarding the admission
and consideration of evidence. the vot-
ing of indictments and filing of reports
with the court followed.
Members of the grand jury who were
sworn in today are:
Jean B. Poirier, foreman, Temescal;
e. Fl. Benjamin. 903 Linden street;
Joseph n Arendt Pleasanton; John
Kitchen Jr, 1880 Eleventh street; H.
c. Kidder. 1928 Francisco street, Berke-
ley; Charles E. Nylen. 1903 Wood
street; w. P. Burroughs, 65S Fifty
seventh street; Fl. A. Wastell. 1859
Pearl street, Alameda; ID. e. Bortree,
1853 Valdez street; John o. Beckwith.
1121 Telegraph avenue; Byron Under
wood, Pip Addison street, Berkeley;
S. M. Haslett, 1908 Clinton avenue. Ala
media; H. d. Irwin, 1854 Adeline street:
f. w. Rudolph, $50 Thirtieth street;
A A. Fink, 2121h Center street, Berke-
ley; James T. Gardiner, 524 Jones
street; NJ P. w. Albee, 2133 Center
street. Berkeley; Harry Benner, 41S
Thirty-second street; George A. Cock
erton, $50 Thirty y-second street.
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BERKELEY WOMAN TO BE
BACHELOR OF DIVINITY
Miss Winifred Agar to Graduate
From Theological Seminary

BERKELEY. April 24.-Miss Wini-
fred Agar, a member of a Berkeley
family, will be among the seven grad
yates of the Pacific theological sem
mary this year and will be honored
with the degree of bachelor of di-
vinity. Miss Ochima Okubo. Japan
ese woman. will also receive the de-
gree. Other graduates are: William
Bochrane Allen, Charles Chaffee
Champlin, Kiyogoro Kiyara, William
Ryan Hathaway and Otto Lichti
The graduation exercises will be
held in the parlors of the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday morning
at 1880 o'clock. when Rev. William
Horace Day will deliver the annual
address Other speakers will be Rev.
Shinjiro Okubo, Rev. Edward Lincoln
Smith of Seattle and Rev. Harry j.
Miles. pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church
Rev. j. K. Mclean. president of the
seminary, will confer the degrees on
the gradual ting class. Mrs. George
Tolson will render a solo as part or
the musical program for the COM
mencement exercises for the school.