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The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Mrs. RidgeIy and Miss RidEely, wife
and daughter OF the former Comptroller
OF the Currency, win receive Saturdays
in February I'm the old home OF Mrs.
RidgeJy's mother, Mrs. Deerius, on q
street.
Mrs. Walter r. Hilton viii receive
Saturday, February s.
Mrs. John p. lIegrew viii receive at
the Roland from . 10 O'Clock on Mon
days, February i and 10, assisted by
Mrs William NJ Bunker. OF san Fran
cisco; Mrs. Julia Dumont Gordon, Mrs.
George Coles, of New York. and Miss
Anna ,. Brown. Of Winchester. Ind.
The following ladies VIII receive to-
morrow at Congress Halls Mrs. De Ar
moud, Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Underwood,
Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. SaaCEeIfOrd, Mrs
HlnshaW, Mrs Burnett, Mrs. Craig.
Mrs, Gordon. Mrs. Adair. Mrs. Madison,
Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Cook, Mrs, IUpp,
Mrs. Adams0u. Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Lena
han, AIRS. Ashbrook, Mrs. Macon. Mrs.
Griges. Mrs. Sturgtss, AIrsa Larrinara,
lett, Mrs. MCLaiu, Mrs. ROdenberg, Mrs.
Dixon, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Ferris,
Miss Subway, Miss Deuuet50u, Miss
Hanger, and the Misses kusteTmauu.
Mrs. W. A. ShoIes viii be at home the
first and second Mondays in February
from 3 TO o'clock.
Mrs. Robert l. Taylor VIII receive
Thursday at StOueleigh Court, assisted
by the young women from Tennessee
who are attending school a Belcourt,
FairmOut Seminary, and Hamilton In
sttute,
Mrs. Thomas A. D0byus viii receive
the first two Fridays lI February. at
1917 Belmont road
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell viii receive
Saturdays in February
Mrs. Long. wife OF Senator Long.
viii be at home at 400 Massa ohusetts
avenue. Thursday February &, TO the
kaus3us living IN Washington. Assist
ing Mrs. Long VIII be the members OF
the wives Of the Kausag delegation end
the young women OF Kansas who are
attending school here
Mrs William Graeme Harvey, IT,,
viii receive the second Monday IN Feb
ruary, at 1917 $ street.
Mrs. theodore North-ATcIsaughlin and
Miss Mclaughlin will receive Weduos-
day, February I'D. from to g o'clock,
assisted by Mrs j. j.. North jr.. OF
Snow Hius Md and Miss HaTm0usons
OF Berlin.
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NOT RECEIVING

Mrs. Robert \. Harper VIII not re-
ceive tomorrow, but viii receive in
formally Monday, February Is.
Mrs. Fairbanks win not receive We'd
nesdays but Will observe the following
Wednesdays in February
Mrs. John n. Gardner and Mrs.
Charles \. Pray viii not receive Tues
day, but viii be at home informally
Tuesday, February ., at the Arlington.
Parker-Pindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Parker announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Edna Adelaide Parker, TO Charles w.
PudelL of Baltimore. Md. The we'd
ding viii take place February %.
Miss Fannie Horn, daughter OF 0Ir
and Mrs. Nathan Horn, wiz be married
this evening at O'Clock 20 JoseDh
Idttman. of Atlantic CITY. at the Adas
Israel Temple. by Rabbi Louis EgeI-
son. After the ceremony. q reception
viii De held at the home of the bride
ll8 Fifth street northwest, at $50
O'Clock.
Miss Lizzie Jandorf is visiting New
York for q few days
Nfrz. A. sigmund. Of the B1enhelr,.
entertained Friday at bridge-Whist. The
guests were Mrs Sol Minister, .,lrs.
Sydney Kaufman, Mrs Albert Sig
mund, Mrs. GerSOn NOrdlingeT, Mrs.
A. Leon of New York, and Miss Hilda
Frank. OF Norfolk. The prize was won
by Mrs. a. Leon.
Mrs Rothchnd. OF philadelphia,
who was the guest OF Mrs. Harry
Kaufman, OF Columbia road has re
turned to her home.
Mrs. A. PowdermalIer has as guest
her sister, Mrs. Lewis, OF New York.
Miss CIarice Gunst. Of Richmond.
Va, is a guest OF her brother, sydney
Gunst-
Mr.. and Ms. Joseph strasburEer
are spending a few weeks IN Florida.
Mrs, Sol Herzog has returned home
from a visit TO her sister, Mrs Norris
Cans, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Della FisheI has returned home
after "a visit 10 the Misses Adler, OF
Pitt5burg.
Mrs. Bcheuer. OF Newark. n. =. IS
visiting Mrs. A. King
Mrs. George Stasburger and Miss
blanche StTasburger are visiting in
New York
A whist and lotto party viii be given
by MIS- Benjamin Held for the benefit
or the phIauhropjc fund OF the COuu-
eli or jewish Women at the MerCan-
tile Club, Tuesday February 2, at 2:Sl
D. m.
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board as long as there is deck to
stand ON or "a piece of rigging to cling
to inculcates the lesson OF devotion to
duty or readiness To make any sacrifice
for the safety of the human cargo I'M
trusted to the care of the men VINO go
down to the sea in ships, it Is worth
while If not, Is IL not "a kind OF
heroism tnaJ might properly be omit
tedg
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OHIOANS IN DISPUTE
TALK FIGHT, IT'S SAID
Rumor of Statesmen Be
ing in Close Proximity
to Combat.

When I- Il friendly argument not .
friendly argument and why should So
ions participating therein find them
selves qualifying for the WilIams-De
Almond duals2
Representative Timothy IT.. Ausberry
and William A. AEhbrOOk, both of OHIO,
gazed abstractly out OF their respective
Office windows this morning and asked
themselves this question. Zach had
arisen TO md himself grown famous
over night because of O. reported wOrdy
war and near fist fight on the floor Of
the House late yesterday
Intimate Denial
Having iuumated that Opponents deny
the entire affair, so Ear as its serious
ness is concerned, 1T bclooves the chTon-
icIer 10 tell how 81 IS supposed 10 have
happened. Explanations later:
'Tis said that but few heard the re-
puted difficulty. Anyway, MT. Ashbr0Ok
and sir, AusbeTIy are said 90 have been
sitting over ora the Democratic side try
ing 90 Co1Fluce the other mat me alah Z
deserve a. place on the Committee on
Public buildings and Grounds IN the next
Congress. IL appears ueIthers argu-
meut was convincing for the simple
reason that both men wanted the same
There's NOT o. word of truth ~ that"
1Ir. Ausbcrry was heard 10 e. .-IlI1 with
sudden emphasis
word questioned replied AEhDToCH-
lie IS said TO have emphasized the point
by gently mazsaginE the desk with his
The House paid but little attention
20 the disturbance probably thinking
shat IN was but one J.. Wesley Gaines
preparing 10 make am antitrust speech
come out ou the Capitol Grounds, IT
100 3d. .#s.ra .a L# FlIE 3D.
10 get it," AusberTy is said 20 have re-
roIled ass he arose maJesucally 10 about
sIE-feet-tWO.
AS the gentlemen vanteJ places on
the Public Grounds Committee, ono
must admit that II was enurely appro-
pirate that the affair should be settled
on public land.
Friends are said TO have interviewed
OF this luuCtures however. Kindly
hands induced Mr. AnsDerry 20 go out
So the corridor where the air was COONr
and other kind hands persuaded Mr..
AshbroOk TO remain in his seat, sub
joct 10 the call OF duty or, the roll
call
Stirring Drama.
The few that witnessed the stirring
drama, which occurred during the heat
eI debate ON the army appropriation
bill, recalled another famous occasion
when John Sharp Williams and Repre-
sentative DE LrmOud had also FALLEN
out about DE Almonds committee ap-
p1iutmeut. and had Cruameuted the air
with ink bottles and law books.
l-ntltely eEI'-'ro"+s s.-lo UT - rs
berry this morning. why, we az the
best friends lu the world ST. Ash
brook. ITS unfortunate that such "a
thing should be printed. The a gWneut
was nothing lu the world but friendly
one over committee appointments ANA
was uO more than two brothers might
rHa-e had Thee was 100 near II@iIt. How
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CHINAMAN RECAPTURED.

WILkESBARRE, Pa, Jan. T.-So0
Hoo Doc. Chinal6an,- who escaped
from the court room yesterday a few
minutes after "a jury had found him
cu5Ity of disorIerIy conduct was re-
captured this morning. Troopers of the
state c0nstabulary found him hiding st
the home of his American wife SIX
miles from this city.
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JOHN J. CROWLEY'S
DAUGHTER IS DEAD
Funeral of Girl viii Be Held
From House Tomorrow
Afternoon.

After am illness of ten days. Alice
Margaret Crowley the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Crowley, 1913
East Capitol street. died early this
morning The funeral viii be held from
the home tomorrow afternoon.
MIR and Mrs. Crowley, both members
OF the Church of The Holy Comforter
parish. are wen known ON Capitol HILL
having moved there from Georgetown.
Mn Crowley is am official iu tine employ
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
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~. and -. 80 Dime.

WI anu MIS- oEllE DluuEI-
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad H. syme were
hosts at dinner last evening, in com
pliment to Miss Wyndham Rosser,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Dennis, and her hance, Charles Nelson
Riker, of Kentucky, whose marriage
takes place tomorrow evening. The
other guests were Miss Jane Robinson,
cousin and house guest of the hostess
Miss Vera Vaughan, Miss Mcnamara,
Lester RikeIs brother OF the bride
groom Robert SausIey, Of kentuckE,
and DR. Robert R0sserr brother of the
bTide-eIect
The table was prertlly adorned WITH
pink roses. and the candles were shad-
ed with dainty pink silk shades
Miss Mary Lou Holt. Of Ontario en-
tortaiued a small party at dinner last
evening I'm honor OF Major and Alrs.
Webster. and Miss Frances webster, OF
the WestmOrelaud,
Mrs. Katie VyiIson-Green Will enter
tain at dinner this evening iu her home,
ll26 Sixteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Conquest Clarke VIII en-
ferta5n party at dinner this evening
Miss Eva C.. EarroWs IS arranging a
musicale and literary erJ'iurnent TO
be given at the Church OF Cur Father
under the auspices or the Lanes Alo
Society for the beneut OF the cuHrCL-5
Friday evening February >, al CLOCK
Auoue those on the program VIII De
Miss Katherine Bates Miss Edna Bar
rows, Miss Mabel BlaucnaT9' MISS
Frances Everts. Miss Aimee Truman,
Refreshments VIII be on sale and a
silver Offering viii be taken at the door.
Among those nom washington stop
ming at the Hotel Randolph, Atlantic
city, are Mr. and Mrs. @. III. REILLY, M,
r.. Hollau0er, and Mark LansbgISi
Dance at Rauscher's.
Mrs. Boyd. wife OF Medical Director
John C.. Boyd. u. s. N, has issued cards
for a dance at Rauscher's wednesday
evening, February 10, in honor of heI
daughter, Miss Alice Boyd.
lieut.. j.. u. Tomp5ins. or thA Tenth
South Carolina Cavalry. and Mrs
/ TompIdns and their daughter, Margaret
are the guests of Mrs. Icmpklus pa
rents, Gen. and Mrs. g.. s. Grimes
/ 1893 Nineteenth street
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna entertained g
party at dinner last evening IN nei
/ apartments on Sixteenth street Gov
| ers were laid for eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Harlow were
among the dinner hosts Of last. even
/ ing. entertaining ia honor OF Brlgadlel
! General and Mrs. DuVaIL
Miss Gladys Cuttings. Who has been
the guest of Cen. and Mrs. MedOrem
( Crawford for the last few days, has re-
/ turned TO nor home at Ashburton, near
Baltimore.
"The SemiuOIes' have issued cards
( for q dance Thursday evening February
T. at the National Rifles ATnOTy.
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SUGGESTION BOXES"
IS NEWBERRYS IDEA
Would Encourage Workmen and
Foremen at Navy Yard-Would
Offer Prizes
Offer Prizes

PORTSMOUTH, ". H., Jan. G.-To
encourage the wOrkmen and fOrcmen
at the navy yard, Secretary of the Navy
NeWberry has recommended that small
sums OF money be given the men as
prizes for the bettcrmeut of the SeTV-
ice III the way of Improvement arrange
meut OF machinery and tools.
The Secretary s-dVises that ''suggcs-
ton boxes" Dee placed in the shops
where the men can contribute Cbelr
ideas. the same TO be opened by the
officers in charge the frst of each
MONTH.
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Minister From Haiti and
Nine. Leger Hosts at
Legation.
ATTEND A BENEFIT
GIVEN IN NEW YORK
The French Ambassador and Nine
luSserand Return After
Brief Trip.

The Minister from HAITI and Nine.
Leger entertained q party at luncheon
today at the legation. on Rhode Island
avenue, iu honor of Miss GOdoy, daugn-
ter Of the Charge d'Affaires of Mexico
and Mime. GOdoy, and her house guests.
Miss Lao and Miss CauaIizo. of New
York. and Mime. Leser's brothe-. the
consul general of Haiti ia New York,
Mr.. Cesvet.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusseraud. who went TO New York TO
attend the benefit function given there
last evening by the French Society OF
New York, will return to Washington
at O'Clock this afternoon.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Louise McDermot TO Clarence
A. Linthicum, Saturday. January &c.
1909, the Rev. u. d. Power. of the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church officiat-
ing.
Upon their return from a brief we'd
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Linthicum viii
be at home, at 21lG First street
Miss StrUble. superintendent of nurses
Of the George Washington University
Hospital viii act as hostess tomorrow
afternoon, for the Columbian Women.
at their informal tea. at 1886 [ street.
Captain Evans entertained a party AZ
luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club yes
terday.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs Woodruff were hosts at dinner last
evening I'm honor Of their house guest,
Mrs. William Henderson, Of PhuadeI-
phia.
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan. wife OF the Per
sian consul viii give the fourth OF her
lectures tomorrow afternoon {n the
home of Miss B0ardmau.
Miss CreushaW has sent out cards for
a bridge party February 3, compliment
airy 10 Miss Barbara Smith
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brilliant events in the social annals Of
that historic city.
During the recent visit OF the Earl
and Countess OF Granard TO Washing
ton, Countess bIoItke was among those
entertaining the distinguished visitors,
giving q luncheon iu honor of Lady
Grauard at the legation on upper Six
t6euth street.
Countess AfOltlze is strikingIy beau
tifuI woman, and is always a cOnspicu-
Gus figure at any social function.
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WIFE OF THE NEW DANISH MINISTER
is WELCOME ADDITION TO
CAPITAL SOCIETY.

Countess MOuke. wife Of the new
Danish minister. IS "a welcome addition
TO the large contingent OF American
hostess presiding over diplomatic estab-
Iishmcuts i'm washington Before her
marriage a couple OF years ago. Count
ess- MoItke was Miss C0rueIia Van
Rensselaer, Thayer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Nathaniel TLayer OF Boston.
Ser marriage was one of the most
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COUGHING SAVES THEM.

ALTOONA. Pa. Jan. 3i-Had it not
been for "a severe coughing spell caused
by gas and smoke, thc family of Fill
moro CroWuONer would have been SUI
located early today, when lamp oE-
ploded and set fire 90 the house,
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In the OEo

I'm the oHo appear DT Gibson. with
his famous dancing dolls, who sing and
diJ about the stage in stunning gowns:
Peter Becker. IL boy singer; w. +.
Jones, i'm teats of legerdemains Roe
FuIkersou. i'm a chalk talk the Holt
Musical Club. and the Marine Band.
which aSsurediy Will be one Of the bls
hits.
The following constitute the commit
tee of ARRANGEMENTS. Fred j. Mer-
sEeimer. chairman Edward y, Bow
man. secretary. Thomas j. King, treas
urer. Lloyd b. Brooke, James NJ. Dunn,
Walter j. Tharp, Dana q. Holland,
Frank Rebsuock, Thomas A Murray, A.
j.. Cummings, 3. j.. Sauter, Joseph II,
Wood Conrad Hoffman, Edward u.
Schwartz, and john B. Maxwell.
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.ELKS BIG MINSTREL
BEGINS TOMORROW
Final Dress Rehearsal
Shows Great Talent
Among Cork Faces.

An old-time minstrel show. with-plan-
tation songs. ragtime. bones, and buck
and wing dancing, VIII be presented
Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday
nights 10y Washington EjSs in Elks
Hall in il street northwest. The final
dress rehearsal shows the aggregation
Of cork faces 10 be amateurs in name
only Practically every seat his been
sold for the first two nights. NNednes-
day night has been set apart for the
FIEs and their men friends when the
olio win be supplied by professional
performers.
Real Comedians.
THE EIls' Mammoth Ministries boasts
four real comedians in their end men.
Messrs. Frank RebstocE Andrew j..
cummings. James A. Balderson, land
John j. German.
The following welI-Bnovu E.ks Will
participates Dana q. Holland, inter
iCCutUTs Charles j.. Mye. $, Edward =.
Schwartz. John Z. PurVis, Roland X
EOdrlCk, Frank RebsJOck A j. Cum
man, Patrick T. Corey, James N.
Dunn, Joseph ii. Wood, John G. Wood,
James A. BaldersOu B. j.. SaUter,
Frank b. SwaTt. Albert s. smith, Frank
Pierce, ~. =. Bright Thomas A. Mur-
rays Walter j. ThaTp, G. &. Cole, Her
man Richards. George 4 ckmau. Allen
HOllauders William r. Dawson. ana
Charles u. Hermann
The solo work is in the hands OF Dana
G. Holland. bassO- Charles f. Myers
tenor, Edward p Schwartz, tenor john
r. PurVis. baritone Roland r. ROuIcks
. baritone. and Thomas A Murray, bass
Prof George Herbert Wells plays I'd '
/ accompanimeuts.
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Contract Relations With
God, Subject of a Force
full Address.
ERE RESOLUTION
HAS BEEN VETOED
Mayor Paff Calls Council in
Special Meeting Tomor-
row Night.

Judge William Hodges Mann, or Not
toWay' Va. VINO IS a candidate for the
nomination Tor governor of Virginia by
the Democratic party, delivered an ad-
Dress DO Alexandra this afternoon at
the Young Peoples building. in South
washington street, the occasion being
the regular meeting Eor men.
The auditorium in the building was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The
judge in his address did not touch on
politics at all, but devoted his talk en-
urely 10 his subject, which waz Mans
Contract Relations With God"
The address was both forcefm and
logical, and was highly appreciated.
AIRS. Thomas A. Hulhsh sang a solo
during the Afternoon, which was much
enjoyed.
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1t is reasonably apparent that the
friends Of the Washington Gas Monopo-
lv in Congress are planning TO use the
monoxide Investigation as an excuse
for falling TO do anything with the
pending legislation relating TO price and
capitalization, and then ultimately dis
cover that mouOxide isn't very dam
gerous. anyhow. The Gas Monopoly s
friends in Congress are a devoted lot,
and if they worked half as hard 10
get results as they DO To prevent them,
would be a great power for achieve
ment.
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ON the whole. Artist LeavitUs course
lu making public those letters Of his
VIE, just because they might appeal to
a pTurieut curiosity about the family
affairs Of the distinguished father-in-
law, is calculated 10 cause regret that
there isn't a real penalty attached TO
this divorce business.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

It's a mighty insignificant mountain
that can't get itself accused Of symp-
toms OF volcanic activity. these times
Roosevelt OF Rome sounds good.
but It isn't half so descriptive as, for
instance, Teddy the Tartar would be.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

The Rev. !. W. r Sumwsit, district
superintendent, occupied the pulpit at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
this morning and delivered an interest
Ing sermon.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

At Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
this evening the Rev. William J. Morton
viii preach, taking for his subject. "a
Perfect Man"
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

The Young Mems Sodalitv Lyceum
viii meet at their hall IN Duke street
next Tuesday evening. after which an
oyster roast viii be held
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Mt- Vernon Council, Daughters OF
America, VIII pay e fraternal visit to
Mt. Vernon Council OF the District OF
Columbia tomorrow evening. The Alex
andria delegation VIII leave on the 7:30
O'Clock train
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

On Monday evening. February Is, Al
va Aerie, order OF Eagles. of this city.
viii give an oyster roast at the Ram
bleTs. Club.
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Town Of FitchbUrg, Mass, comes to
The center with a most edifying scan
DIAL Doubtless folks up there got mix
ed because the name sounded so much
ike pittshuEE.
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The doors Of AruOry han viii be
thrown open tomorrow evening. and the
great fair under the auspices OF the
Masonic fraternity OF Alexandria viii
open. The address WIZ be delivered by
Judge r. T. Duke, OF Charlottesville.
The proceeds from tho fair win go to-
ward helping to erect q Masonic temple
in Alexandria.
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AT HOMES

Mrs. RidgeIy and Miss Ridgely, wife
and daughter OF the former Comptroller
OF the Currency, win receive Saturdays
in February I'm the old home OF Mrs.
RidgeIy's mother, Mrs. Deeriug, on q
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

The Civic Improvement League Will
meet tomorrow evening Tn the rooms
Of the chamber Of commerce, corner OF
King and Washington streets. when a
constitution for that organization VIII
be adopted.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Mayor PaT has issued a call for "A
special meeting Of the city council to-
morrow evening when the resolution
passed at the last meeting or the coun-
ell relating TO the powers OF the chief
of the fire department and the board
OF IRE Wardens, in ordering fire appara-
tus outside the limits of the city in case
OrE veto.
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The funeral Of Charles ?. Price was
held from the Methodist Episcopal
Church. at Potomac, Va. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Bell, and were attended by a dele
cation from Potomac Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows of this city, Of which deceased
was a member. The burial was made
in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Eight white students o. the Uuiver-
sity OF California managed 70 mob
japanese student and run him of the
campus. That Illustrates about the
average character for courage OF the
people who are making all the noise
ia California; also illustrates some
thing OF their lighting efficiency If they
should ever get q real row k5Cke- up.
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The Rev. W. Il. Watson occupied the
pulpit at the First Baptist Church this
morning, and delivered an instructive
PhiIanthrCpbv of Jesus-'' mis- evening
ny Watson viii take for his theme
THE Great Admonitions."
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Miss Nary Lou Holt. Of Ontario. en-
tertaiued a small party at dinner last
evening I'm honor OF Major and Mrs.
Webster. and Miss Frances Webster. Of
the WesfmgTelaua.
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The funeral Of William A. Ketland
was held from his home Ia South Royal
street this afternoon, and was largely
attended. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. John Cavanaugh.
Of the Free Methodist Church. Burial
terry.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

CandIemas Day viii be celebrated at
st. Mary's Catholic Church here ueXt
Tuesday. The candles which VIII bs
used on the altar during the year will
be blessed before the mass At $50 ia
the morning
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Nine. Ali Kuu Khan. wife OF the Per
sian consul viii give the fourth OF her
lectures tomorrow afternoon fn the
home of Miss B0ardmau
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

Miss Creushaw has sent out cards for
a bridge party, February 3, compliment
airy 10 Miss Barbara Smith.
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

The funeral OF James W Wo0IIs viii
be held from St. Aary's Church tomoI-
row morning. at $3.50 o'clock. The Rev.
Father Kelly, the assistant pastor. will
sing q mass Of requiem Burial will be-
in St Mary's Cemetery.
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The Rev. Joseph r. Sewer delivered
an interesting sermon at the Second
Presbyterian Church this morning. tax
ing for his subject The COnsecrated
Service" This evening Mr.. Sewer will
take for his subject 1.-THE Evidences Of
the New Birth"
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William Wbalen was this morning ar
rested Ly Policeman Sherwood on com
plant OF David b'eweIl, who alleges that
Whaleu assaulted him near the ccrner
Of King and Payne streets Tie al
legged assault IS said 20 have occurred
last Tuesday night. WhaIen viii be
given hearing before Justice Cation
in the police court tomorrow. morning.
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r. +. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, viii hold q meeting az their hall
IN Prince street tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The committee having I'm
charge the banquet given on Lees birth
day win make their reports.