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MRS JACOB M. DICKINSON.

OF a great deal of social attention
throughout the Mardi Gras festivities.
Miss Greenles will be hostess at the
Woman's Building. 1886 1 street. Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. William Wade Dudley will not
observe her day at home during Lent.
Mr. Stanley R. De Pue entertained a
company of young people at his home.
Washington party. The evening was
spent by the playing Of appropriate
games For obtaining the largest number
Of words from the name George Wash
ington'' Mr. Henry Clark was presented
with a George Washington University
penpant. and Mr.. Roy Carly and his part
ner. Miss Cynthia Van Week. were pre-
sented with silk flag for rendering the
best two-minute talk on Washington.
Miss Margaret Handy Miss Mamie
Pierce, Miss Katherine Wright. Miss
Kathryn Dickman. Miss Cynthia Van
Week, Miss Bessie Birch. Miss Alice Rip
pom, Miss Ada Hinzen. Miss Irene War
rem, Miss Margaret Barron. Miss Faye
Rollins Miss Eva Fritch. Miss Mildred
Moore, Miss Grace Loomis. Miss Mabel
Fritch, Miss Kathryn Miller. Mr.. Nun
son Corber, Mr.. Lawrence Pyle. MT.
Mr. Frank NJ. Hall, Mr.. Charles Pierce.
Mr. Hazen Rollins. Mr.. Orlo Rollins. Mr..
Roy Carty Mr.. Ralph Warren. Mr..
Thomas Fritch. Mr.. James De Pue and
w. L. Braithawaite.
Many Washington guests were present
at the third german of the Southern CO.
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territory at the capital may be under
taken with much greater freedom In the

taken with much greater freedom In the
b like ha fesssa p ruler
HIM when he dined at the homes or other
places with his cabinet. This change
made by him aroused 9 great deal OF dis
cussion on all sides, except with the linn
ited number to whom it applied. who. ii
kept the secret admirably.
All the ambassadors and ministers rep
resenting Important countries In our ma
tionaf relations have been asked to dine OF
lunch at the White House Immediately
after their presentation or when they had
guests of distinction with them. These
selections from the corps were made with
the same independence, as II personal
friends were In consideration. The occa-
sions have been rare when other Presi-
dents have had resident foreigners at ia
bic with them except at the annual state
dinner. President Roosevelt has raised
the midday meal at the White House to
the dignity of a function.
President Roosevelt will. it is an
nounced also depart from the usual Gus
tom Of returning to the White House with
his successor. When he leaves there on
the morning of March with the next
President. its portals will know him no
more. for the present at least. A quiet de-
man and his family in whom the public
interest has been SO centered the past
eight years is striking example of the
real simplicity with which the transfer
Of power. in this country is conducted.
pretty wedding of the past week was
that Of Miss Marjorie Taylor and Mr.
Herman r. Wild, which took place Wed
nesday evening. the Rev. DR.. Thompson,
pastor of the lexington Presbyterian
Church. 'officia ting. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Marshall. Flagier place.
Only few intimate friends and relatives
were present at the ceremony but large
number of friends attended the reception
Immediately following The parlors were
decked with palms and southern smllax.
and American beauties and double tulips
were arranged in rich profusion. The
Mrs. Milo Ferrell of Richmond Ind. was
becomingly gowhed in a beautiful empire
robe of white liberty satin. with trim
mings Of Irish crochet and silk embroid-
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cred lace. She carried a shower bouquet
OF bride roses and lilies Of the valley. The
couple will make their home at Hunting
ton. w. Va, after an extensive trip
through the east. -------- -
Mr.. and Mrs Frank RUPERT enter
tanned a number of friends at their resi-
dence Tuesday evening. Musical sefec-
tions and recitatiens were rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Clark. Miss Preller.
Mr.. Philip Osthaus. Mr.. A: w. Nefr; Mr..
VIII Matchett and Mr.. ana Mrs. Rupert.
Later In the evening supper was served
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
~. Clark. Nj and MES. Howard. Mr- and
Corr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Matchett Mr.. and Mrs.
Rouse. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Schnopp
and Mr aud Mrs Rupert, Mrs. H.
liams and Mrs. Heard. the Misses Preiler,
McWilliams and Howard. Mr.. Philip Qst-
haus and Masters Howard and Rouse.
The Misses Herman. 400 9Th street
northwest, entertained the NJ. 0. c. Club
at their home THURSDAY evening. Febru-
ary 70. After spending pleasant even
ing they adjourned to meet at the home
of Miss Dombhart March o.
The Misses Carr entertained the NJ. O..
c. Club at their home; Brookland. D. c..
rendered by Miss Marie Hall. Miss 'Jo-
sephine O'Meara and Mr.. William Krug.
after which dancing and games were In
duiged in untii'a late hour. when an re-
paired TO the dining room. where an
was tastefully decorated IN the national
colors, also carnations and palms. Among
those present were Misses Matgaret carr
Catherine Carr. Marie Hall, Elizabeth
Healey. Billie OMeara, Anna McGraw
Geneva Kiernan, Louise O'Meara. Viola
Johnston, Irene Herman. Mary Orr and
Josephine O'Meara. Messrs. Clarence Pos
ton. Edward Lanahan. John Dombhart,
Krug, William Carr. John Macintosh,
Powderly Carr. Charles Holloran, Harry
Heffernan. George McCufdy.- Charles
Hausler. Eugene Hoover and Bernard
A pleasant entertainment was given in
the dining hall Of the washington Nisite-
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decorated In American flags. We're Mr..
Joseph Schlffman, Mr.. Edward Richard.
Mr Salvador s. Richard. Mr.. Adolph
Kahn. Mr.. Edgar Kaufman. Mr.. David
Stern. Mr.. Herbert jacob. Mr.. Herbert
Rich, Mr.. Melville Fischer. Mr.. Stanley
FISCHER. Mr.. Arthur Neuman. Mr. Milton
King. Mr.. Lester Neuman. Mr.. Leroy
Haas, Mr.. Adolph Kretzhet. Mr.. Melvin
King, Mr.. Meyer Simon. Mr.. Leon Pretz-
fielder Mr.. Sigmuud Stern of New York.
Mr.. Max Behrepd OF Philadelphia. Mr..
Ralph Nattans Of Baltimore. Mr.. Nathan
Frank MI Edwin Hahn. Mr.. Edgar
Behrend. Mr.. David Baer. Mr. Fulton
Brylawski. Mr.. Bernard Baer, Mr.. NAL
man The Octagon Club presented the
host, who Is one OF its members, with a
diamond ring. During the dinner many
clever toasts were given and the health
OF Mr.. Haas was drunk.
Miss Florence Gusdorf of 18th street
will have as her guests during the COM
ing week Miss Dora Garner and Miss
Bessie Rayner Of Newport News. Va.
Mrs. A. Barchfeld and Miss Helene
Barchfefd have Joined DR.. Barchfeid al
the willard.
Miss Mira Spandour of Norfolk. Va.
will come to Washington Tuesday to be
the guest OF Miss Rena Fishel of 26li
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kaufman and daughter of ST
Gall. Switzerland, who are the guests OF
their parents. and Mrs. NJ. Blumen-
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| ton Academy Shroye Tuesday, when the
underclass girls entertained at luncheon
the first seniors. The room was artistic
ally decorated with red tulips and carna-
tions combined with asparagus vine and
| laurel The well appointed table had as
! Its centerpiece an exquisite design of red
tulips, and the red-shaded capdelabra
bonbons and ices carried out the main
color scheme. The guests of honor were
Misses Amanda Hurley, Louise Doxon
and Tessie Henry. The hostesSes were
Misses Anna Jewell, Rose Lynn, Gather
ine Daily, Lorraine. Herman. Lillian Har-
Nellie Doxon. May Raedy. Ethel Nc
Swene, Catherine Donaldson. Gloria Ruiz
Helen Donaldson, Edith Bell. Hiltrude
Fisher, Anita Aveilhe and Edith Bowie
Mrs. Van Orsdel, wife OF Justice Van
Orsdel of the Court of Appeals. has re-
turned from visit of several weeks in
Nebraska, and will resume her formal
Monday afternoons at home during March.
Miss Rena Swartz of Baltimore will be
the guest Of Miss Rena Solomon during
the coming week.
Mrs. George S. Dabney of Boston. Mass.
daughter Of the late William H. Smith,
ex-librarian Of the United States House
Of Representatives. with her sons, George
sister, Miss Mary +. Smith. and brothers.
DR.. John w. F. Smith and Mr.. Bernardin
Smith. SIG 4th street northwest.
Mrs. w. Albertson, who has been the
guest of Representative and Mrs. Graft
at the Dewey for the past week. left yes
terday for her home in New York city.
Mrs. Barthold. wife of Representative
Rarthold. was at home for the last time
this season Tuesday.
The former charge daffares of Mexico
and Nine. Godoy left Washington Thurs
day for Mexico to spend several weeks
They will return here before going to
Cuba. -
Mrs. z. d. Blackstone of 18th street
was hostess at luncheon of twelve
courses Washington's birthday. compii
mentary to her house guests. the Misses
Dent Of Maryland. The table decorations
lContinued on Fifth Page)
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DR.. and Mrs. William B. French. for
merly of Washington, will spend inaugu-
raj week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow.
1874 Lamont street. They will be glad
to see their friends Tuesday afternoon,
March ., after 3 o'clock.
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Mrs Hunt Slater will have as her
guests tbfs week Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Dixey and Miss Rosamond Dixey Of Bos
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whelen
Of Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Oppenheimer announce
the ma rriage of their daughter Flora to
Mr David Melnick. At home, 6l2 Il
street northwest, after March l.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Third Page. }

T. j. Scott at her home in Lucas place
Friday, in honor Of her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton Wood of Washing
ton. D. c.. and Mrs. Jarvis of Boston.
Bridge was played and there were forty
guests.
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Miss Bertha David of 504 NJ street
northwest las as her guest Miss Rosa
Kann of Pittsburg. Pa. They will be
pleased to see their friends this evening
from Z to 10.
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Mrs. Otto Luebkert was hostess Tues
day afternoon. when she entertained at
q bridge party at her home on r street
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Mrs. Jonas Oettinger of Wilson. N. c..
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Bertha Oettinser OF
this city. left town Thursday for stay
in Atlantic City.
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Miss Rae Hahn of 1717 P street has as
her guest Miss Pauline Rosenberger oi
New York city.
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Mr.. Alfred Haas was host Friday night
at a stag dinner, when he entertained a
number of friends in celebration of his
twenty-first birthday anniversary. Seat
ed around the festive board, which was
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urday for Knights Key. Havana and the
Isle of Pines. chaperoned by Mrs. Gilman
Hill Perkins Of Rochester. N. Y.
Mr.. James Henry Cox, we'll known in
Baltimore musical circles. has lately come
to make her home in this city.
The members of the Elk We Ie Pleasure
Club held their last social meeting until
after Lent last Tuesday evening at tine
home of Miss Mabel Hama mn. ZIG SIN
street northeast The evening was pleas.
antly passed in vocal apd instrumental
music. after which refreshments were
served In the dining room: The theater
party planned for March II has been
RsDs ant ensnn and M ApF John n
Stecher, an exmember of the club. We're
the only visitors. Mr.. William j. Boyd
president of the club; Miss Elberta Thorn.
retary. and Miss cstharine Thompson
treasurer. were all present Ihe other
members OF the club present were Miss
Irene Frick. Miss Edna Boyd; Miss Ethel
Stormont, MIR. Fred Lake. Mr.. Arthur
Frick Mr. Ray Barrick, Mr.. John Lesch.
and MI Victor Jaeger
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sol Peyser. Newport News.
Va, who We're guests of MIR. Peyser's
mother, Mrs. y. Peyser of l. street. cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniversary
at her home Thu sdaY night. only d ram
lily party was present.
During the evening d buffet supper was
served Mr. and Mrs. Peyser were the
recipients OF many gifts They returned
to their bone Friday night
Mrs Samuel Steinberser was hostess
Friday afternoon. when she entertained at
bridge at her home In the Tulane.
The guests were Mrs. Simon kann. Miss
Mae Harris Mrs. Monroe Luchs of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Sylvan Bensnger. Mrs. Sol
Minister Mrs. -Sidney c. Kaufman, Mrs:
Abe Sigmund. Miss Julia Kaufman of
Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund.
A luncheon was served during the after
noon. The decorations of the we'll ap-
pointed table were in the national coors.
Mrs. Mark SILVER of New Hampshire
avenue will have her guests during
the inauguration Mr.. apd Mrs. George
Silver and daughter of New York. Dr.
and Mrs. Mundlfng of New York and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A Snyder of Augusta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs A Feist and son. Irving J.
Feist Of Newark, \. j., are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann of 1897 Bel
mont avenue will entertain during the
coming week for the inauguration Mr.
and Mrs Siemund -kann, Mr.. and Mrs
Sol Miller and Miss Grace Adler of Bal
timore.
The Excelsior Club entertained at a
stag dinner Monday night in celebration
OF their fourth anniversary. In the party
were Mr.. Milton Kaufman. Mr.. David
Oettinger. Mr.. Louis Chaser. Mr.. Norman
Blum, Mr.. Isaac Haas, Mr.. Gilbert Hahn,
Mr.. Daniel Bensinger. Mr.. Albert Steinem
and Mr.. Milton Fischer. The clubs col
ors blue and gold, were carried out as
decorations.
Mrs. Otto Luebkert was hostess Tues
day afternoon, when she enter tanned at
a bridge party at her home on r street.
Miss Rae Hahn of 1717 street has as
her guest Miss Pauline Rosenberger OF
New York city.
Mr.. Alfred Haas was host Friday night
at stag dinner. when he entertained a
number of friends in celebration of his
twenty-first birthday anniversary. Seat
ed around the festive board, which was
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN REQUESTING YOUR ATTENDING

thai of 1894 NJ street. will be at home
to their friends Wednesday.
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Miss Mildred Erickson Wilson left Sat-
urday for Knights Key. Havana and the
Isle of Pines, chaperoned by Mrs. Gilman
Hill Perkins Of Rochester. N. Y.
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Gen. and Mrs. William A. Draper are
in New Orleans and were the recipient:
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The Excelsior Club entertained at a
stag dinner Monday night in celebration
OF their fourth anniversary. In the party
were Mr.. Milton KAUFMAN. Mr.. David
Oettinger. Mr.. Louis Glaser. Mr.. Norma n
Blum, Mr.. Isaac Haas, Mr.. Gilbert Hahn,
Mr. Daniel Bensinger. Mr.. Albert Steinem
and Mr. Milton Fischer. The clubs col
ors. blue and gold, were carried out as
decorations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann of 1897 Bel
mont avenue will entertain during the
coming week for the Inauguration Mr.
and Mrs. Siemund -Kann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Miller and Miss Grace Adler of Bal
timore = .
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Mr. and Mrs A. Fefst and son. Irving J..
Feist of Newark, n. J., are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Max Weyl Of 1910 r street.
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Miss Agnes Harvey. who has been
spending the month Of February as the
guest Of Miss Sara E. Penning of Havre
de Grace, Nd. will return tomorrow to
her home on street.
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Mrs Mark Silver of New Hampshire
avenue will have as her guests during
the inauguration M1. apd Mrs. George
Silver and daughter of New York. DR.
and Mrs Mndlfng of New York and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Snyder of Augusta, Ga.
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Representative and Mrs. Seymour Low
man of Elmira, N. Y, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1858 Irving street.
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The former charge d daffares of Mexico
and Nine. Godoy left Washington Thurs
day for Mexico to spend several weeks
They will return here before going to
Cuba.
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Mrs. Barthold. wife of Representative
Rarthold. was at home for the last time
this season Tuesday.
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Many Washington guests were present
at the third german of the Southern Co.
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Continued on Fifth Page)
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Mr.. James Henry Cox. well known in
Baltimore musical circles. has lately come
to make her home in this city.
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Mrs. Dodge of Girard street has her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Coles of Beverly
Farms. Mass, with her
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Seiien mub tic 5nr Strafe en- Der
Sbiir Iteben. Ger Meftor Der Sdule
fommt ms alahenSimner unlb fragt
oos &inb, mas es getban bate; es
antportet: sd - ih-fann SrGu.
lem lire Mdnner nidt bebalt5n.@
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gaan mnf lid sa aeIfen piIIsn.

Sommerfrii6Ier (5u Der @irtbinl:
linn &immclspilIen, Srou 8irtbir,
mas mag rur Sbr Mann porbabene
Ger iist itnten arn See uno bot Elm
8aiiermeiier IN ser Sano!4 pSa-
ben q uur feline Gorge; geitern BEL
Der Gauferei baben auh Die Spiegel
Siammen g'pidIt. uno ba ihout er
balt ms 8aiier beim &aiieren.A
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nnanfmerfiarn.

Sausfrni: 30 bort iid ober bod
alles alf! 8ereitS ieit elmer balben
Stinoe gebt Dor iinierer $aitstbiir
EN- 9ragoner nif ui6 abI" 8in.
rlerma6den: Dos bdtten mir ober
gnaoise Graii audi idon eber iagen
f6tnen.D
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Der statififer.

Brofeiior: o@enn mir oIio Die Iro.
BUTTON iGmtlider 3iegelfabrifen
9eiiti9lolbs 5uiammenrefnen, 10 er.
gibt bos. cine 2eiihtng BON rltilo 6rei
Williaroen Steinen pro @nno. gs
fallen Semna9 idbrlid auf ieoen &opi
Der 8eDOlferung runO ~fiinf8ig 3iegel.
iteine1.
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Gins ser sBdneridnIe.

9ebrerin: rBir DoIIen jebt iitb.
trobiren. Sd babe So Snien un6
5iebe brei bobon ab. (Gin M1bGen
I66elt). @ariui iodft ou, anna2s
anna (Godter zines S0riters):
~pranIein fonnen ia gar feline Saien
nbsicbenl.
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Sin 8liIpiupl.

2ebrer: .8arum nennt man Die,
tueIfe bitgertdtet Deroen, arnte Sim.
oer2" S6iiler: g@eil neil
reide Climber nienlals bineeri9tet
tperoen."
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GnSpsSer pbcr.

Gin oriitofrotiider &npa fpltroe bon
einern reiden, aber gcmobnli6en jun.
gen Wanne gcbeten, oeins ieiner Mdo.
9en~ beiratbeu 5it oiirfen. OR CAB inn
Ole Northumberland Inttport: -
,@ern. @eIdes lpiiroen sic bor5ieben
oas Snism6nteu ooer Die So.
din?"