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MECHANICS, LIENS.
OCTOBER u

BROoME ST. 1855: Goldberg & Braver-
and contractor CrsnewaD ............ s2eo o.
KLNGSBRIDGE TERRACE. 27<3 and
2749: Samet & SchOen agt L Re
corden ct al; Oct Is, 1909. ............. $50 O
MADISON AT SO NY AVE ; s " cor 1soth st, lsT
Hyman owner; Shapiro, contractor. SEQ O
hEI.ROsE AVE. cor 150th st; same
agt Harry Hoe, owner; Edward Coe.
contractor: W E Lawrence, sub-con-
tractor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PA 8
MINFoRD PLACE. W s. 200 It OF 172d
ST. Marx & jacobson agt Arthur w
Wall Building and Construction co ct
al Oct IL. 1903. ..................... 400 O
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 52s and so; Ber-
nardo Ruffino agt ST PauIs Construc-
ton Co ct al: oct 81, 1908. 4.45o o,
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s. 24s II n OF
l00th st; church q Gates Co agt st
Nicholas Construction Co ct al: Oct q,
1903 -.........-............ l.ss4 q
ast sane; oct 20. 1903 ''.'t ~ s.s4o
WOODLAWN ROAD. 2303; Louis Ssid-
man agt Raffaele De Virgillas ct al
May H. lv09 81 o.
9TH AVE. 5sI and 5s3: same agt John
Coe. owner: Richard Roe. contractor;
w Lawrence. sub-cOntractor. ....... 239 1
10TH AVE. cor 18th s.; same agt Flani-
gan. Nay Co owners; Richard COe.
contractor; " Z Lawrence. sub-con-
tractor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 D
18TH ST, 425 East; Idcurgo De Lorenzo
agt Pasquale Nunziata owner and
contractor: Tomasso Cassese, Antonio
& Biagio. contractors. ................. 1OU o
18TH ST, III East: Pittsburg Plate
Glass Co agt John Doe. owner; Harry
Poe. contractor; " Z Lawrence. sub
contractor -s...... ....'.-.......-...-. al
18th ST. l6l West: same agt John
Smith owner; Henry Jones. contractor.
We Lawrence. su6-contractor. -. 4I5 8
GATH ST. 121 East; same agt John Hoe
owner; Henry Jones, contractor: W f
Lawrence, differentiation. .....-...- So :
1O5TH ST. SIS West: Morris Shores agt
Moses r Stein Ell al. Aug "a 1908. 80 q
10TH ST. us West; Samuel J Corker
agt Manhattan Tin Roofing co et al;
May "A, 1863. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s. $
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LIS PENDENs.
OCTOBER q

OlIOEt4Lk
GREENWICH ST. IA; Vim A SPENCER ct a. agt
Thomas Rahaim ct al foreclosure OF mtg.
attorneys Miller King. Lane & Trsftord.
JEROME AVE, 8, 100 Z 81 1881 81, 25X1OO
Bronx Borough Bank agt VIM Thorn eI al
foreclosure OF Mtg: attorney kearney.
LOTS l45 and l4T A. map OF Penfisld property
The Bronx; Michael J Walsh sst Vim II
I1ongton al foreclosure OF mtE) attorney
" G MulliSan.
I4oTs n and II. map a. Penheld property. The
Bronx; Michael J Walsh aGt Jessie p Dick
erson ct al foreclosure OF MTG. attorney W
q Muiiisan.
Alamo ct al foreclosure OF mtgt; attorney
r " Bernard.
SUFFOLK ST. Il: Allen 81, -: Eldridge 81
IS; Martin B Holman ACT solomon l. Baron ct
al faction 10 set aside decd; attorneys Dennis
& BUTLER
a3D sT. cor Lexington ave 5Oxs7. 8; Ameri-
can Ice co ast MatloclS Realty Co et al fore
closure o. mtel; attorney. r y Adams.
ls3D ST 2O8 West; Jessie y Wells asst John
T Mulhail e al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney.
= ] IudNlsh
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Eustis eight lots on the west side of sedg-
wick avenue, 300 feet south OF Kingsbridge
Road. Also sold two lots on the west side
Of Sedgwick avenue. 100 feet south of
Kingsbridge Road. one-family houses will
be built on both lots.
TIEBOUT AVENUE-Shaw & Co. sold
for the Central Bronx Realty Company
No. 24s6 Tiebout avenue. a four story double
investor.
for Mrs. Sarah W. Walls the three story
dwelling house No. as East 18th street.
near Willis avenue.
10TH STREET-Willam Peters & Co.
sold for the lie Roy Construction Company
a new one-family house, No. East 190th
street, to Henry Lunsman.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name and address, }
OCTOBER 23

Twin aItorneys name and addreSA)
OCTOBER %
MANHATTAN
COLUMBUS AVE SIS. 424s u Of
Bronxdale ave. 47xss.5: Aus %. 1908:
Ernst Noack 70 Mary HaviIand -. s2o5
Attorney. Clocke & Co. 2o32 Boston
ST 3,5 NICHOLAS no , EYE. 17ssh St 20
Attorney. T q & CO. ii6 Broad. ''OVO
7TH ST 241 245zs7s: Aug Is. 1905;
Nathan Thumen and ano TO Samuel
:, Attorney. Chas L Borck. IS Park
7TH ST; ,s41. 245xo7.e: Jun. % 1905:
samuel Friedman 10 Nathan Brody.. 5000
Attorney. G. NJ. Lelbner. 6S Park Row.
I'D 1. ST go z; 25x1o2.2: Sept Is. 1904;
Harry Spivack TO Theresa Huber. 5000
ATTORNEY. NJ c Gross. Chambers St
18th ST. AZ p 21x1Oo5; June TO- 1906:
Ao It,erosT Bates 70 RiSha5d Lydon e4lD 20
102D ST. 6. las II OF Sd ave 25x
I0o.ll; May IS. 1905: Barney Meyers to
Attorney Geo Rubenstcin.' :a5 'OO
last 81, 46I W. 1sxso11; Oct s. 1907:
katharine Van Alstyne TO Picken Real
Attorney. Title ms Co. ias Broadway 5000
l'a ave ST losses s gss & 1897 q APstsEiam
Attorney Chas Wechsler. 2ss Broad N'O'
BELMONT d5MoN AVE, 242s 25xs7.5: July /.
1909 Giuseppe Curozza to Francis
,Attorney. smith Williamson. s64 S'OOO
CLAY AVE " s. 145 175th st, 5OxIso;
May q. 1903; Jos Mcdonald to Frank
Attorney. Title Guarantee and trust O'0
Co, 17s Broadway.
DI BlSE. "a ave s,SoG! ais 3iSe Z; 5.s. Kings
Bautz and ano to Emile Ihls ...... 400
Attorney, Albert " Seaman I6 Ex-
change pl
HOFFMAN ST, ;. 70 It Is7th st. BOX
100; Jan 20 1905 Meyer Barber to
Attorney. John Brady. 90 Nassau 'OV'
HULL y1LaL AVE Az " 5: $50 # oath st, 25x
I IiO OCT 2G 1906; Jos F Meade to
%ttorna iy,'y K W Todd. 22a Broadway $500
Lot @Iv, 20 map sB- Of St R ;sn Park.
Fr i1 to S dso 2 1ona ls1s Dominica sso
Attorney. Chas Baechler, ll26 Wal
LOT "a. map Of clason Point, I1osA:
March %. 1909; Fred Snsckenberger 10
Hudson p Rose Co ................. $50
Attorney, P Rose Co. 80 West
LOT 500. map Of village Wakefield. 25x
ia, Oct 10. 1905; Emil Leski to
Attorney. Albert Geseheidt. Mt Yer. OVV
PROSPECT AVE 7ss. =. 2xso.4: Sept
H. 1884; John Eckes TO Peter Ott.... 1000
Attorney. Ed schelI. 81 Nassau st.
ROGERS PL4 s. 3OOs Westchester
ave 25xoO; Aug 2. 1909; Emma Wicks
10 Julius Bachrach and ano ........ 400
Attorney. Isaac Cohen, 141 Broad
2o6TH ST. n $. 100 9th ave. 5oxee11:
March 10. 1903: Ella NJ. schmitt to
. Attorney. ouacissnbush. IS
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LEASES.
with lessons address. }

with lessons address,
OCTOBER 23
BROADWAY. " cor Of Chambers st;
Metropolitan Bank OF u 70 Ignatz -
Haas ct al; 10 yrs, from May i, 1905. ooOO
Address. "a Chambers ct.
9Th ST. s. so It W OF Ave 3. ok
p62; Eliz NJ Marshall to VIM Peters
Brewing Co 81 yrs from Nov !, 1909. BOO
Address above.
9TH ST 70 W: Martha L Morgan 70
s1pt Is n 1903 as'1 s's. :. mus $500
Address. ia W 44th st.
10TH ST. e2s East: Giuseppe Frances
conf 70 Irving Ruderman; "a yrs from
Nov l. 1909 ...--.-.-.-!.-' @zO
Address. above.
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is5TH ST. $. $50 It " OF Amsterdam
ave. 4ox9e Il; yrs. per cent; Edw
J Healy 20 Lesser Groeschei ........ 220
Attorney Laman. 70 William st.
i45TH ST, n s. Is II OF Broadway.
100xe9- II; (prior mtg $4,000, due. etc.
as per bond: Keystone Investing Co 70 ,o
Attorney. Pressinser 4 Newcombs so
Wall st.
THE BRONX.
CAULDWELL AVE- 500; ) yrs per
cent: Wolf Burlsnd 70 John Riegelman 1000
Attorney. Richard H Mitchell IS
Park Row.
FoRDHAM AVE. W $, part lot "a. map
Upper MorTisania; yrs. 5,s per cent ,-ooo
Address, iii Forest
FORDHAM ROAD, cos Isoring
Place. 57lxiOes; due April Is. 1910
per cent; Jsletts Const Co 10 Title =, 40
Address, 1T6 Broadway.
i i7ad !! 15 EASE oy oy zoo % Il 1908 q
per cent; Arthur " Wall Building and
Sonst Co to North American MorIE
address. 100 Broadway. 'O'"
PROSPECT AVE, $50; due. etc. as per
S S19G; N S.s Goldberg Realty Co to
Address. $50 Nassau St
WATERLOO PLACE. " s. s5 It OF
146th st, 66x70: Vt, per cent; Annie
Summers to James q Dougherty 1000
Attorney. NJ J Scanlon. 81 Chambers
WILLETT AVE. " g. 100 It OF 216th
nealty 20 70 Frances NJ King. 5000
Address. 176 Broadway.
1SSTH ST. s. 1918 u OF Cypress
ave- lots, each Il. Sx1Oo.11; q mtgs
each $5S OO0) yrs. o per cent; Port
Morris Realty and Const Co-to y
Life ms and Trust Co. .............. 7e.ooo
Attorney. W T Emmett. 81 Wall st.
18TH ST. ESQ East; yrs per cent:
Port Morris Realty and Const Co 10
Noel Sannorn ct al. tras. ........... $1,000
Attorneys. Sanborn & Sanborn 20
Wall st.
15STH ST. 655 and 655 East G. mtEs
each IS, 500. yrs per cent; Wolf
Burand to John RiegeTnan. ......... II, 900
Attorney, Richard II Mitchell. as
Park Row.
le2D ST. n cor Stebbins ave- esx4s;
demand. per cent; @ Gafrney Const
GO 70 City Mtg Co. Observation-Disclosures. a., 900
Address. Is Wall St
115TH ST, 8. 1910 n " Of Clinton
ave. 22xlOOi yrs, per cent: Julia
Reynolds to Agnes NJ Moran. 5000
Attorney, Chas HALEY, jr, 4Tl
fremont ave
2OsTH ST. s. 800 Il OF 10th ave
1O1xSe, II; 5 yrs a. per cent; Alfred
Bachrnan 10 Albert G. PoIrry. 10 600
Address. 1+o2 Broadway
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Surrogates' Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tt1E
~ undersigned. AL the next % kin OF FranSiyu
Spencer Chapman. OF the city OF Rome
County OF Oneida and state q New York. de
ceased. cCusenting thereto. intends under the
provision OF 1864 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure
providing for the reduction Of the penalty OF an
administrators bond. To apply for Letters OF Al
ministratlon upon the Goods Chattcls and Cred
its OF said deceased. All creditors OF said de-
ceased are hereby notified 70 present their claims
the Surrogate 81 Oneida County, At Utica.
New York, on or before the Eleventh Day OF
November. 1909.
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LOst-BdnRbOOkS.

BANKBOOK NO. b95 SST OF the Union Dina
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim TO 10 is hereby called upon 90 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit TO having 40
passnCOS cancelled ard new one issued
LOST Ba0kbock No 494. 2f6 % DIV Dock saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon present the sarna
o. The bank within thirty DAYS or the said book
will be declared cancelled and eXttuguished and
i new issued IN lieu thereof
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IELEoRAPHIc NEWS NOTES
$1,000 Apply for 10000 Farms.


raeen, s. D, OCT. M.-RegistratI0n for
- Contribution Of ten thousand farms in
- Nlieyenue River and Standing Rock
~ 20. ,-t.oAs closed at midnight. Drawing
49,, -Aolce begins here Tuesday. The total
thousand
slsl Quarrel Over Parrot.
q emerson, Ind. oct A.-As the result OF
quarrel over the possession OF parrot,
5+r .-[S &4nn yesterday shot and fatally
- -hlsd Mrs. Robert Nelson, with whom
Ei-,i i1ea boarded, and then snOt and killed
nae Three Trunks Of SiIver~sre.
srIlasourg, Oct A.-The police last night
issted Mrs. Catherine Garrett and her
sDahd, 4. X. Garrett, charging them
80 grand larceny. The detectives found
..tee steamer trunks flied with silverHare
80 y about $3.50 at the hotel where MI
eNa 4lrs. Garrett had been staying.
0vieios az Hot Springs, Ark.
lot Springs. Ark. Oct. 24.--George p.
fp--!lltn, prominent citizen Of kalamazoo,
MICA. was fOund dead II the foot 81 the
user gztoTV tower on the SUMMIT OF the
.lgt Syringe reservation yesterday after
noon lie had committed suicide by using
ls1oolie scid. Dependency seems 70 have
~cUesd the act.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owner 3 name ard addressl
OCTOBER -.
MANHATTAN.
e5TH ST. As East. for sty brick
dwig. 2SxGs. HOppin g. KOeu. IA 9th
ave architects. cost ................. $50. coo
Owner. John NJ Bowers, West 21st
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BAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
7ah Francisco. Oct. 24.-The, official clos
z quotations FOR mining stocks yesterday
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BELMONT AVE q q Ger Crescent ave
sly brick tenmt 40 Ixe0. Abraham
beEres. 1876 Anlboy st. Brooklyn arcki-
Owner. Dcfnenico. 23f7 Hughes ave-
CRESCENT AVE- 3 TTl1. n BEL
mont ave, sly brick tenmr 514x
loo.Z1z Abraham Berres iaS Amhoy
81 brooklyn, architect. cnst--...... 5000
owner, DOmeuico. 2317 Hughes ave
18TH ST, 119. IS n e stebbins ave
sly brick tennis Sc 6xa9 each.
MooFs 4 LaEdsicdel, 14sth 81 and 50
ave. architects; total ost........... $1,000
0wner. Isaac Brown. s21 East
ALTERATION PLANS.
AQUEDUCT AVE n W cor washington
Bridge. sty and attic stone academy
ana convent. 125X5o. + " Rim. s544
Broadway, architect. cost -...... a 600
Owner. Academy OF the Sacred
Heart, on premises.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBER q
BATHGATE AVE, " cor 10th ST.
%. 4xlSS. 9x irreg; Title Guarantee and
Trust Co loans Oppenheim 3 Feidman
BECK ST. 5. $50 II OF Longwood
ave. s0x1Oo; City Mortgage Co loans
Cunningham & SEand Construction Co 5000
MlNFORD PLACE. s. 200 q OF
1f2d st, 103x1OO; North American
Building and Construction co... 5000
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DreSSmakiHg.

A A.-DRESSNAKER. expert designer ard ftter
OF ability and experience. gowns made from
the most select Paris models; reasonable Mrns-
Gully. 1SS West 4sth ST. Telephone ISIS Bryant
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Berkeley School
For Young Laaiss-ci,y,
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS

" SYST ST. MANHATTAN SQUARE
Ten years course. Leading 70 diploma Spe-
eial college entrance work. College certificates
Advanced courses In English literature. modern
languages. art. handicraft and music Chill
dren taken in charge for the day Piano res-
sons and practice Luncheon Tel. T68 River
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School agencies.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses, etc. 10 colleges. schools and Families.
Apply to Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union square
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Dancing academies.
Musical Instruction.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART OF the
City Of New York. Frank Damrosrh. Die
rector. opens October 18th Enrolment COM
mences October 1st- For full information ad-
dress So Fifth Avenue
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Furnished Rooms to Let.
ARTISTS OWN modern house. newly deco
rated rooms, suites furnished, Unfurnisheds
particularly congenial, students. professional
people. low IA ties. Artist. 1864 BFoaQW az.
Tribune Uptown Once.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable accommodations
select nOiseess neighboFhOOds overlooking Cen
tral Park; unusually refined surroundings. rea--
sonable. SHEPARD. Box Is. Tribune Once.
nth ST. 113 EAST.-Three large parlOrs. to-
gether. separate; other rooms; convenience:
block from subway.
5sTH Is WEST-ExceptiOnaIIy desirabIs
large front room. southern exposure. private
bath, electric light. steam heat breakfast
optional.
72D ST, 10 wEST-EecentIy open: one and
two room suite with private bathsi high class
accommodations az n9der2Ie cost
sgd ST. 1aT wEST.-Larse. sunny front rDoru:
alcove bedroom. attractive surroundings sen
llemen; references private family Iaeklln-
1O2 wAvBRLEY PLACE. northwest corner
Washington quare.-Beautfully furnished
suite, also single rooms; C0nveniences elevator,
telephone. steam heat. BTown
I5IST ST. 6Oi WEST-LarEs bed and sitting
room: high class apartment: beautiful view
Hudson; subway. Rice
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40 WEST 23D.-Bsautiful suite double and
tAS single rooms: private bath steam heat
excellent table.
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GERMAN, EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESSFu
teacher Tor beginners and advanced pupils
cents lesson A B. Box IS Tribune once.
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LECTURES ON Law
FOR WOMEN
For Both sexes-City.
THE BERITrz scHoOL on IANGrAGEs-

IHE BEhiIIL SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1f22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: 343 Lenox ave. above 1a7th 81
Brooklyn " 21S Livingston Street.
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES.
Pupils hear and speak the new language ex-
clusively from the first lesson Trial lessons
free.
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Board and Rooms.

A COMFORTABLE HOME. beautifully located:
81 upward: send for circular. 315 Gramataa
ave. Mt. Vernon
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MADISON AVE. 694-696 % East $50 ST So
Ond floor; two rooms and bath. other rOOulss
parlor, dining ROOM excellent table board
ONE On TWO CHILDREN to board, by refined
family: references exchanged. Address (ieltefs
onlyl Boa 243. 1893 Gates ave, Brooklyn
sOTH ST. 20 EAST.-Second floor; two rooms
and bath: exceedingly attractive; also single
room; prices reasonable. accommodations cOnsid-
cred; excellent table: American
Evening star., 1909-01-24
Work for Poor Churches.

oon, January 80. al 40 o'clock, al
Rauscher's, under the patronage of the
officers and members OF the ASSoCia ton q.
Work for Poor Churches The singers
will be the chancel choir of st. Paul
Church forty-five men and boysb under
the direction OF Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester
The officers OF the society and its pa
tronesses are: President. Mrs. George
Bliss; vice presidents, Mrs. Reid and Nine
kamp. superior of the Religious of the Per
petual Alteration: secretary. Mrs. McCart-
ney: treasurer, Nine. Martin: honorary
members of the board, Baroness Mayor
Evening star., 1909-01-24
REMOVES WRDMK(LIEg
OVER .NI1GH77

Almost every time. No dangerous cosmetics or
electricity, no steaming massage, injec-
tious rollers or masks. hut a simple. wonderful
scient fc discovery that is marvellous i'll its work
ings. 1t gives
Charming Youthful Appearance
Without the least discomfort.
A clear complexion and rounded face woman s
best assets. After dIigent research discovered
the secret. 1t is harmless. takes but a few min
utes and can he used without the knowledge of
any Address AmcIie Ritz, Suite 40 :6;;
Fulton street. jamaica, " y.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
deS PlancheS. Nine. JuSSerand Nine
y aLll..l ND II Ir. ,I,!LG,l,..S /.

des Planches. Mime. Jusserand. Nine
Nabuco and Mrs Thomas r. Ryan.
The lady managers are Mrs John Moore
Mrs. Robert Hnckley, Mrs. Henry May
Mrs. Robert Potts, Mrs. William II. Carr
Miss Alice Riggs, Mrs. Thomas r. Carter
Mrs. William NJ Irwin. Miss Acosta Mrs
Eugene Carr Mrs ID. II. Mccarthy. Mrs
X. ). Pescia. Mrs Henley Smith, Mrs. j
-. 6rodhead Mrs. A. Wilert. Miss S
Lee, Miss r.. harrington, Mrs. 4. Cropper
and Mrs. IennoX.
Those who are in charge of the affair
and Who have the tickets on sale are Mrs
George {. Reid. lIH9 II street northwest
Miss Alice Riggs. 1917 | street northwest
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, I62j 10th s.saet
Evening star., 1909-01-24
A Musical.

Mrs. Somers, Mrs. John w Foster Mrs
Walsh and Mrs. Ackert are the patron
esses of the recital to be given by Mischa
Elman Friday. January %, at 30. at the
National The event is under the charge
of the Mount Vernon Seminary Society
and the proceeds are for the free kinder
gartcn maintained by it.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
MRS. JAMES S. SHERMAN.


last week for their home in Bristol, Tenn.
Miss Norma Haugan is spending the
winter with her father. Representative q.
\. Haugan of Iowa, at Congress Hall.
Lieut. Horace Fletcher Spurgin, U.S.A.
and Mrs. Spurgin were the guests last
week of Lieut. Spurgin's mother, Mrs.
Spurgin of 21st street.
Miss Reah Wirner, who has been the
guest for the past two weeks of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Norbeck. at their home in Hampton, Va.
returned last week to her apartment in
the Bertholde.
Mrs. r. c. Adgate is spending the win
ter as the guest of Mrs. Nellie FelloWeS
of North Carolina avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Pool have gone to
Fayetteville. n. c., where they are the
guests of relatives for several weeks
Miss Frances Miller daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben DeMere Miller, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Brereton of An
napolis, Md, returned last week to her
home on street.
Mrs. Joel T. Kirkman. wife of Col. Kirk
man, U.S.A. retired, and her daughter,
Miss Adrienne Kirkman. left last week
for New York, for a visit of some time.
Miss Ramsburg of Frederick, Md, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ramsburg of the
Portner.
Mr.. Arthur W. Sparks who has re-
Gently returned from spending several
years in Paris, and who has been the
guest of his family on Capitol Hill for
the past few weeks. left last week for
Pittsburg, Pa where he expects to make
his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kearney who
have recently returned from Cuba and
who are the guests of Mrs. Kearneys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brook
Pierce of street. expect TO leave this
evening for their home in Roanoke, Va.
Representative and Mrs. James r. Mann
are at the Shoreham this winter Mrs
Evening star., 1909-01-24

northwest: Mrs. Thomas II. Carter I5oS
18th street northwest, and Mrs D. p Nc
Cartney. 1904 10Th street northwest
4 number of the winters debtltantes
will he present at the concert and will
sell the programs.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Walter H. Harshman. wife OF
Prof iarshman. C.S.N., of Annapolis
Md. is spending the week end in Wash
inStOn the guest of friends.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. David Agnew GreenIees will b,
at home Thursday, February auC
II. at her home on X street OH tn,
Georgetown Heights.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Charls Magruder Wilson of New
York and her little son are the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Balch Bea4l Wilson a
their apartment at the kanaWha
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Katherine Moran of q street cN-
poets to leave the early part OF the week
for New York for a visit of several
weeks
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Nellie FelloweS of North Carolina
avenue has as her house guests for the
remainder of the winter season Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Baxter of Quincy, Mass.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
Mrs. Thomas Carter. at their residence on
18th street.

Mrs Frazier and Miss Keith Frazier.
wife and daughter of Senator FRAZER OF
Tennessee. received FOR the hrss lIiie e
tbis season Thursday afternoon from j
to q in the parlors of the Cochran, which
were artistcally decorated with palms
and flowers for the occasion Ihey were
assisted by their house guest. MIS- d. q.
Whitehead of Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs Briggs. daughter of Senator Frye
of Maine was at home in the parlors
of the Hamilton Hotel Thursday last
Mrs Briggs was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. SwaZey and Miss SwazeN
of Maine and Mrs. Conner of Iowa. Mrs.
Victor McNally poured coffee and
Misses Barney and Bray of Wisconsin
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presided at the tea table Many callers
of representative Washington society were
received during the afternoon.
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Miss Hldagarde Braun left "Wednesday
for Philadelphia. where she will spend
the remainder of the winter as the guest
of her brother-in-law and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Bergman.
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Mrs. Jayne. wife of Comma nder J. r.
Jayne of p street. was 'at home to her
friends on Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Oscar Alexander Mechln and her
mother, Mrs. Sylvester Jones, entertained
at very pretty tea last Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Richardson of
| Boston. The rooms We're artistically ar
ranged with pink roses. carnations and
ferns, and the dainty tea table was cov-
cred with rich lace and linen clot II
and decorated with La France roses.
delicate ferns and rose-shaded candles in
silver sconces. Mrs. Able poured tea and
chocolate, and Miss Pierce served the
frappe Mrs. F.. s. Mechlin and Miss
Leila Mechlin assisted in receiving the
guests.
Mr.. Albert Gelen, attorney general of
the state of Montana is the guest of his
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Mrs Carter. wife of Senator Carter,
gave her third afternoon reception last
Thursday a her residence. The music.
reception and dining rooms were deco
rated with jonauls and narcissds. the
color scheme being yellow and white
Mrs. Carter received her guests in a
cream lace gown trimmed with green
panne velvet. Assisting her were Mrs.
Russell Harrison. Mrs. Dixon of Montana
Mrs. Pray of Montana Mrs Aleshire.
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Mrs. Joel T. Kirkman wife of Col. Kirk
man, U.S.A. retired, and her daughter,
Miss Adrienne Kirknan. left last week
for New York for visit of some time.
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Miss Ramsburg of Frederick, Md, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ramsburg of the
POrtner.