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One of the Mysteries.
BY CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs

kins and Miss Jane Hunt, is the eighth
tableau Mrs. Louis Lehr, who is a di-
rect descendant Of Nellie Curtis, will
he the bride of the picture, and Mr..
Walter Davidge, who is Of Washing
ton descent, will also be in the picture.
Travels Inconito
| suspect that 1T was travel upon the
continent or maybe IT is just the de
at any rate Miss Katherine Elkins,
daughter Of Senator Elkins, delights to
slip away from Washington incognito.
Miss Elkins frequently made such a
trip 10 Atlantic City and it was so
successful that she repeated it to Phil
adelphia Mrs Elliins has returned
from Atlantic City with her son, Steve,
Jr. Mrs. Elkins has cards out for a
luncheon on April 9 in honor of Mrs.
James Robert Mckee, daughter of for
mer President Benjamin Harrison, in
whose cabinet Senator Ellins was sec
retary Of war On the evening of
April 1 Mrs. Elllins viii give ball
for her niece, Miss katherine Brown.
Wyoming Girl to Wed.
The wedding of Miss Frances Dyer
Clark. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Clarence D. Clark, to Mr.. George Ho-
DdTI Chapman OF w NOHIHS' auu a Sldi-
uate of the Boston School of Tech
noIogy. will take place on April IL at
noon at the Church Of the Incarnation
the Rev ". T. Snyder officiating. The
wedding viii be small, followed by n
reception at Rauscher's. The matrou
of honor will be Mrs. Clarence Clark
Hamlin of Colorado Springs, cousin
of the bride, and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Ruth and Miss Elizabeth Chap
man. sisters Of the bridegroom; Miss
Maude Merriam and Miss Margaret
Clark, sister of the bride. Miss Eliza
beth Hamlin Will be flower girl. Mr.,
Harold Fabian will act as best man, the
ushers all Will be college friends of
the bridegroom.
Takes Bride to Japan.
Lieutenant Charles NJ. Austin of the
United States navy is en- route for To-
kio, Japan. as an attache to the Amer
lean legation with a bride. II II had
been whispered five weeks ago to Lieu
tenant Austin that he would have been
married bv this time he would have
denied il with the peculiar emphasis
Of man in the service. But we must
ever reckon with Cupid. The bride was
Miss Margaret McTeer of Knoxville,
XIV, the former home of Lieutenant
Austin While saying goodbye to his
friends he met Miss McTeer and fell
in love with her.
Dances for Miss Taft.
Easter weeks gayety VIII include a
number Of dances complimentary TO
Miss Helen Taft. who is here from
Brvn Mawr Miss Taft, on Tuesday
night, will be a guest at the ball at
the German embassy to be given by
J the Count and Countess Won Bernstorh
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Threshold Society's Gayest Week

| for their daughter, Countess Louise
This will likely he the final entertain
ment of the season at the embassy.
Tho count and countess have enter
tanned quite frequently during the
winter and i should say that, in time,
they will he factors in the capital s
social activities.
Death Cancels Engagement.
Mrs. Charles Darwin Pcnnebaker and
her daughters, the Misses Lucinda and
Anna, have cancelled all their engage
ments for Easter week and the spring
season, owing TO the death of Mr.. Pen.
nebaker's mother, Mrs. Anna Elliott
Pennebaker. who died at her home in
Louisville, KY, early this month. Mrs,
Pennebaker the elder was the widow Of
Colonel Charles Pepnebaker Of Wash
iugton and Kentucky, who served with
distinction in both the Mexican and
civil wars.
Naval Officer to Wed.
On Wednesday Lieutenant Comman.
der Thomas G. Hart, U, S. n, will be
married TO Miss Caroline Brownsou,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs
Brownson. The ceremony will be per.
formed by Chaplain Clarke of the navy
academy IN Annapolis. Lieutenant
Leigh Palmer, U. s, n, an aide at the
White House. will be the best man and
among the bridesmaids will be Miss
Harriet Sutherland, daughter of SEN
ator Sutherland Of Utah
Much Heralded Ball.
On Wednesday night the much her
aided ball at the navy yard for the
benefit Of the Navy Relief association
Will be held, Some time ago President
and Mrs Taft conditionally accepted
-. u
a Jolly affair for those in charge have
spared no efforts and there are several
unique features planned which have
not been made public.
Personal Mention.
Mrs Burton Harrison will sail for
England in the first week in June. She
has engaged a house for the season in
London, Mrs. Harrison for the past
fortnight has been entertaining a
houseful of Virginia and New York
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Thomas
of Waynesboro, Ga, has announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Mrs,
Katherine Thomas Wilkins, TO Lien
tenant Casslus Mcclellan Mcdowell; U.
S. 4. The ceremony will take place
next month.
Senator and Mrs, Culberson are back
from Atlantic City. The Texas senator
is still shaken in health and when
met him in X street the other morn
ing ] hardly recognized him.
Mrs. f. II. Rockhill. wife of the
American ambassador TO Russia, will
spend portion of the spring season
in Washington.
Mrs. Coghan, widow of Rear Admiral
Joseph B. Coghlan, has gone TO Cali
fornia to spend the balance of the
Spriug.
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''Noli Me Tangere.


attentions 10 Miss Grace Thompson had
preceded him This is interesting by
reason of Miss Thompson s relationship
to the Bradley Martins. She is quiet
girl and very interesting, and, AS Ju-
lius. like Worthington Whitchouse, pre-
fers beer 10 champagne, and gives the
rocking chair fleet preference over the
ballroom on hop nights, those two souls
have come together IN n Irritation which
may soon lead to an interesting an
nouncement. Here is a splendid oppor-
tunity for Freddy Martin to acquire
another rich relative. and Mr. Manger
could get a peep at the position he has
long coveted
Clabaugh- -Bloomer Wedding,
Sherberne Prescott and the Misses
Helen Henderson and Charlotte Hop
kins will be the attendants at the
wedding of Miss Katherine Clabaugh
and George Beale Bloomer in Washing
ton on Saturday, April l6. Miss Pansy
will be the maid of honor. His cousin,
Edward Beale Mclean. Will be the
best man, and the Messrs r. Johnson
Ward of Philadelphia, William Hewsou
and Franklin II. Ellis of Washington
and Leutenants Hugh w. Osterhaus,
L. s. N. and Bwron A. Long, L. S. N,
Will be the usheTs.
Will Dress Like Cowgirl,
The French fair, which is charita-
BILE event at the Metropolitan opera
house from April | to >, will doubtless
be success. | might name a very
long list of well known women who will
take part, but ! shall go no further than
to say that Mrs George W. Wander
bilt, attired in the epicene garb of
Texas cowgirl, will dispense ices and
harmless drinks
Interesting Marriage.
An interesting marriage this spring
will he that of Miss Rhca Helen Reid,
daughter of Daniel g. Reid of Rock
Island fame, to Henry j. Topping, son
&f J. A. Topping who is chairman OF
the board of directors Of the Republic
Iron & Steel company | fancy that
this will be rather an ornate affair, for
Mr.. Reid has the reputation of having
many millions ard he dearly loves dis
play. Incidentally young Mr.. Topping
New York stock exchange.
Martin Is Home.
Frederick Townsend Martin is back
in New York from Palm Beach and
Washington. Mr.. Martin was one of
the foremost figures at Palm Beach the
past winter in arranging social diver !
sions He is living Mt the Plaza in |
this city and is engaged upon his new
book the name Of which hasp Z been !
chosen but which deals with society |
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney has finally /
thrown of her mask and admits that /
for years she has been diligently pur
suing the study of art. Mrs. Whitney /
paints very well but her sculptoriug |
has really caused a surprise. pagan |
ism immortal n statue Of a young /
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LATEST PARTISAN CRAZE
PUZZLE OF AMERICA
Special Cable 70 The Tribune.

Special CabIe 70 The Tribune.
PARIS, March 26,-Parisian women
have found relief from their anxiety
about the foods and their anticipations
OF, "Chantecler." and so find time 10
think OF recreation. In Paris the last
craze IS a puzzle from America. At
parties. in boudoiTs where fashionable
women congreGatc FOR the ''0 O'Clock. "
nothing attracts like this revival Of the
old fashioned dissectSd map or pictures.
Women OF nerves and those who are
suffering from the cunui throw them
selves into the solving Of this puzzle with
an energy not even equaled by diabolo.
Indeed, nothing since that oul-absorb- =
ing game has toIchcl this mania and
doctors are looking with hope at the
mental occupation, seeing in IL possibili-
ties for their neurasthenic patients.
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foot is still In the tomb and the right,
which has just been withdrawn, rests
upon the ground. Close below, upon
terrace. arr sleeping soldiers while an
angel leans upon each end OF the tomb,
and in the background the cloalled fig
ures of the three Marys are seen ap
preaching. Tintoretto represents Jesus
as bursting out OF the rock of the sepul
chre with such force that the rent stones
threaten TO crush the guarding angels
themselves. Rembrandt attempted the
same theme. He represented the angel In
the act OF removing the slab covering the
sepulchre from which the Christ is awak-
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TWO AGED MEN
PASS AWAY WHO
HAVE HISTORY

: Special Cable to The Tribune.
! LONDON. March 2G.-TwoV men
!. who have recently died at advanced
!. ages are interesting because OF their
: associations when young men. Will
: liam JohnStone. who died In a sgd
: ney religious institution at the age
: of Jog. was q cabin boy In 1915 on
: II VI, s. northumberland the Brit
: ish warship that took Napoleon to
!" St Helena He remained on the
: island for some time as one of the
: fallen emperor's attendants. George
: Parr. formerly OF the Royal Marines
: one OF the few survivors OF Sir
: James Ross's Antarctic expedition
: Of 1899, at Gillingham, Kent. died at
!. the age Of %.
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Jesus for the gardener. approached Him
and received the admonItion: Touch mo
not. tNoli Me Tnngcrc) For / am not
yet ascended 10 my Father" This scene
has been represented by several Of tho
masters under tho title OF "Noli Ne Tan
gere.' Perhaps the most beautiful OF
these Is the painting OF Correggio. which
hangs In the Prado Gallery. Madrid. He
shows the Masdalen fallen upon her
knees, while she looks up with amaze
ment At the Christ. who Eazes earnestly
down at her as lie passes before her with
naud pointing 10 heaven. The hand With
which she has attempted 70 touch Him ~
drawn back in this view. but in a paint
Ing OF the same scene by the great Titan
she Is cndoaVorlng 10 touch Him and Ho
Is Withdrawing from her the white robes
In which lie Is partially clad. In this pic
turc Titan oddly enough places a hoe In
tho hand OF the Christ. TO carry out the
story that Mary mistOok Him for tho
gardener. and Lorenzo di Credi. a CO.
temporary. also placed hoe although n
much stouter implement. IN the hand OF
the risen Christ. In the painting OF this
scene by BaruCci. who belonged 10 thu
next generation. the meeting seems to
take place indoors and Mary has a small
JAZZ in her hand.
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Character OF Antipodes.
Special cable TO The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON. March 26.-Sir George Hous-
ton Reid who viii arrive in London
shortly 10 take upon himself tho newly
created rank Of high commissioner OF
Australia. Is one OF the great characters
Of the antIpodcs. lie Is Indispensable
to the Australian caricuturlst. Ponder
ouslv built. double -chinned, wearing y
heavy mUstache and n monoclc, he is
one Of the strong men OF the south. He
has nllcd every sort OF political offics
IN the land Of his adoption. working his
way from NJ. t. A-that s. member OF
the legislative sssembly--until he reached
the exalted office Of premier OF the Com
monwCalth.
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are distributed wonderful likenesses OF
contemporaries.
During his time, at about the period OF
the discovery Of America. there seems
10 have been painted another striking
picture of the resurrcction-one now In
the National gallery. London. In the
center OF this canvas rises Il sharp PIN
nacle OF rock against which stands the
risen Christ upon marble sarcophagus.
He Is partly clad in a red mantle. and
carries the usual resurrection flag. Be
low. upon a ledge OF rock. are five sol
dlcrs. four lying unconscious. and the
fifth apparently keeping watch,
One of the Mysteries.
Although there is some mystery as TO
the painter of the scene, he is generally
supposed TO have been Francesca Man
tegna, the son and pupil of that great
Andrea ManteGna. who married Bclllnrs
daughter and painted one OF the chapes
of the vatican.
The stone OF the sepulcire has fallen
and crushed one Of the soldiers repre-
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sented in the resurrection. painted at
Carlo. a pupil OF Fra Filippo Lippis.
One other soldier is PROSTATE with ter
ror, while two others are asleep.
Ivy has already covered one end OF the
more roughly-hewn tomb. painted at
about the same period. in a resurrection
group by Leonardo da Vinci, that many
sided genius. also born near Florence,
who could paint Mona Lisa, the most
wonderful portrait in the world, and gain
success also as n sculptor. architect, en-
cineer. inventor, astronomer and musi-
clan. Raphael. Fra Bartolommeo, Car
racci Titan. Sodoma and Tlntoretto also
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Optimistic Views on Tariff.

LONDON March 26.-Rcgarding the
tariff situation with the United States op~
tlmistIc views are still maintained In
highest government circles, l am able
10 state that reports OF a suspension OF
negotiations are without foundation.
NEGOTIATIONS are. IN fact. being actively
continued. Principles. ] am informed.
have been agreed upon and discussion
now "a upon details. France is willing 10
concede what will not Interfere with her
other treaties. The American govern
mcnt has. Il Ia said. recoded from its po-
sitlon that all or none or our minimum
,atns must be granted American exports,
Paris IL confident mutually satisfactory
settlement viii bc reached.
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NO SUB5ETUTS.

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'r 10 The Tribune.

|fs 10 The Tribune.
Ion, March 26.-We now
ne iheshold of society s
u ihe capital. Death in
1ilr threatened TO. cause n
q ihs White House dance
but as il is for the Taft
Eas decided good form TO
'ltaticns in force. Mrs.
Laughlin Of Pitsburg,
haEc assisted Mrs. Taft,
withdrawn from society
nee OF the season. The
Laughlin in Pittsburg
ellmax TO a series of mis-
y eliminates Mrs, Laugh
aide for the president IS
during the administra-
~ugnlln has borne the
White House social du.
The task devolves upon
elncInnati, another sister
Mrs. More will remain
house for n number of
3 Mrs. Taft IN her social
historical Tableaux.
: 'ason will be further en-
american historical tab.
tVen at Continental hall
ssek Of April. April Z
:aIe but it was later de,
~ upon two evenings and
engagement was made in
'I II IN two afternoons
herc is n portion of
ey which YOU may see
very elaborate;
pleaux in the series will
an John Smith teach
'on,as; in which the part
nil be taken by a di-
= o. the Indian princess
Andrews, Miss Doug.
nussrtaIlng, " d sister aud niece
Washington, will also
ssS @SSleap az is in charge of
sdd. aad Mrs. Hammond and
'l5ln at the Court of
~ Some OF the partici.
IL ans Robert Hinekley,
Mrs. Duryee and Mrs,
y oe the diplomatic tab.
fenarge of Countess Won
sounIess Moltke.
sla lan Minister at the
son Will be the slh.
w lableau, which is in
is. Randall ,,I Hoes. Those
%lss S. Olga Roosevelt.
Fitch, Miss Helen
sy,uIyee, Miss katherine
Mr. Mr.. Stowell. MIR
a. :, William Strong. Mr.
II Mr.; Gouveneur Hoes
A,oa last birth anniversary
ol Mrs, Monroe Hop.
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Abdul Hamid Is Insane.
nhle tn Tha Trihnne

INUIE
ONSTANTINOPLE March CO
Though the government denies the story.
Il is persistenuy rumorcd here that Abdul
Hamid has gone mad and II Is for this
reason that the princes and princesscs OF
his family. eXiod 10 Salonica with tho
doposed sultan have been allowed 10 re
turn TO the capital. Abdul Uamld tho
rumor runs. Is Uumanaccnble. II is also
stated that he has attempted suicide sov-
erai times
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Never Work Between Meals,

Special Gable 10 The Tribune
LONDON. March 2t.--A tramp was
stated AT the meeting of the PIymptor
guardians TO have declared that ne be-
lonRed to the order OF N. W. X. Nj
Investigation showed the name OF the
Meals"
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attempted the resurrection with varying
success.
Titan represents the risen Christ as
soaring high In mdalr. Sodoma de-
picts Him I'm the art OF stepping out OF a
very convenient sarcophacus. The left
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Supper at Emmans.

The resurrected Christ's appearance TO
the disciples on their way TO Emmaus
and his supper with them there are tho
next Easter events which have inspired
great pictures. IN a painting oC this
supper secene by Titan tho disciple on
The right; q Win orIai Pligrims hat hat Is pSr
sciplc represented Is Ferdinand the
Catholic, while the landlord OF the inu Is
Another celebrated canvas devoted 10
this theme is tltat OF Rembrandt. hang
Ing i'm the Louvre. Paris.
The 'ncredullty OF ST. Thomas. who.
until he Inspected the crucinSion wounds,
refused to believe that he behcld the res
directed form OF his Master-thc event
which gave us our phrase doubling
Thomas"-has been represented in nu-
mcrous great paintings. notably that of
Rubens. now In the Antwerp museum. a
great canvas depicting scene directly
Ing the risen Christ In the act of send
Ing his eleven apostles out into the
world TO preach the gospel and heal the
sick.
Tho Ascension.
The ascension Of Jesus was another
theme which painters long hesitated 10
attempt. and which Giotto. the one
time shepherd boy mentioned above, was
one OF the trst 10 paint In the earliest
representations Jesus is shown grasping
the hand OF God extended to him through
the clouds Correggio painted Won
dcrful conception OF this scene, but one
whose seriousness is thought BY some
critics 10 be marred hy tho too mis-
chievous antics OF the little angels who
rejoice at the great event taking place.
Another remarkable ascension IS that OF
| the aforementioned Andrea Mantegna. II
hangs In the Uf6zi gallery. Floronce. and
represents the Christ in the convention
al attitude of giving the hcncdiction and
bearing the resurrection flag. He floats
upward upon little platform OF cloud.
from which rises n nebulous background,
through which peep a dozen little cheru-
BIN Pcrugiro represented the ascend
Ing Christ as encircled In q wreath OF
cherub heads Rembrandt painted a
group OF little angels clluCing to tho
cloud on which the Christ was ascend
ing TO heaven.
Canon Farrur ranked the ascension
"among the subjects which II would have
been much wiser TO leave unpalntcd or
at any rate. TO paint only in purely
> '''O''' JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS.
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sigium's King a Hard Worker
. The TribuS

.SEIs NC TribuSn
He rsa fixing Albert the hardest workers IN
which b and Is quickly at work There rs engGn aiG
attends morning., going without oSten-
Me little Gy the people At 72o he breakfasts Win % me
rides v The kings work commences At and confines
Win the with her: unless Indetc
md E & Py somo OF her work for the p3oI he nGe"n ]
nsh and luncheon whole Is given
next rs and out Of doors Al the royal babies arc hut
dine at the royal table and the dinner Is
ave ,I; But the king back TO his work as soon
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away and the interior OF the sepulchre
glowing with heavenly light. In another
painting. Eastern Morn, BouguereaO
paints the tomb far in the background, as
a rocky cave. al the mouth OF which sits
the angel. In the foreground are two OF
the holy women, amazed at tho white.
haloed figure OF the risen Christ standing
before them, banner IN hand,
"Noli Me Tangere.'
The next happening OF the first Easter
day to have inspired many Of the great
painters was the scene in the garden
when Mary Magdalene. after mistaking
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Resurrection.

resurrection preserved
rnrlds art treasures is a
4. which shows a clad fig
bearlng the banner de-
<nsed as II about 20 float
.'fhc eege OF q coffin like
rhIch are seen the figures
t ,oldiers.
rsinter Of this earliest res
ID was q poor shepherd
. TlorenCe. 4 noted artist
n him by accident. just as
"a painted pebble. was
his sheep upon a smooth
.fkablc was the sketch that
n Glotto back with him to
rs he bscame greater than
IA became also the intimate
roets Dante and Tetrarch,
nfatIng ST. Peters church
tzd honors showered upon
rrks. He was noted also as
Irow from Boccaccio. and II
when once tripped UP and
~ pigs. smilinclv remarked
. right when | have earned
sands OF crowns with their
}st have never given them
. bowl OF soup"" .
|sr represented at the tomb
. ife angel. while the Christ
above them in the picture
That over a century later,
-. the next master to at
me. This artist. who might
wealth and ease with his
.si TO become a monk. Aft
como famed rs n painter
i Y offered 10 make him
florence. but he declined
a himself incapable OF rul-
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All of Its Events Have Inspired the Great Masters the
Resurrection; the Three Marys the Tomb; the Ap-
pearance of the Magdalene. Copyright 1910 by John o ND,
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ening. In the foreground the shRdowy
forms OF soldiers flee in terror and dis
order, and one OF them Is overturned.
head first. by the lifting OF the slab.
These representations. more hastily de-
scrioed, are not among the masterpieces
OF their painters. nor are they surrounded
by Incidents OF particular interest.
Marys at the Tomb.
One OF the most beautiful OF the great
modern paintings dedicated to the first
EASTER morning is that Of Bofmann. rep
resentinS the three Marys halted just in
side the deeply chiseled doorway OF a
great tomb. far within which IS seen the
Angel of the Resurrection In a burst OF
light. Two OF the women have dropped
to their knees. One bears tho bowl IN
which they had brought spices.
Bougucreau. the modern French his
torical and portrait painter. has also used
the same theme. He represents the three
Marys gathered at the door OF the tomb.
where they find the huge stone rolled
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Treasure of Pirates Unearthed


March 26T Of pirates of
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