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JUSTICE GOULD

stoIlOE GUILD.
No 87S United States Vs. John z. Smith;
murder FIST degree verdict guilty Of murder il SO
ond degree.
Assignment for today
United States vs.. William Turner
United States vs.. Frank SimmS
Criminal Court NO. z.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 8g7A United States IS John Montgomery:
order dischaEging defendant from JAIL 70 tAks elect
April
No. 6esi. Bradley q al. Va. Hennlse: verdict for
plaintiff fer SIS without costs aad judgment on
verdict. Attorneys ". J. Lambert-5. c. German.
No 5S2 +. c. Wilson Company ~ Byron;
verdict for plaintiff FOR SIS without Costs judgment
on verdict Attorneys. X. S. Hume-C. 5. shreFe.
Il.
No. f77S. Schroeder vs. Duckett; same. Attor-
neys. II. T. DzFis-W. H. Sholes.
No. 5ZSz Leonard Moore; verdict for plain
tif for possession. Attorneys. r. L, Horner-J. W
Cox
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Circuit oourt No. 2.
ID JusTICE CLABAUGH-

NAA2AfA v0oAANA2 tA4ADAAEh.
No. 1925 Frey rs. Capital Traction Comns7v.
on trial Attorneys, C. +. CarlsI and nj u
Giessie-R r. Perry s Son and g. T. Dunlop.
No 1857 Griffith Fs Mutual Life Insurance
Company; time 70 file record extended ATTORNEYS
]. Il, Wilson j.. and T. E Pratt-Berry & Minor
and II. B. Rowland
Assignments for to-day:
No u Ball. administrator, vs. United Stste.
Express Company. Attorneys. Baker, sheehv q
Hogan-Birney & Woodland.
Ne - Tobriner ct al. vs. JefersOa. Attorneys
Iobriner s Csill-NeRmyeT.
No 3 Brown IS. Potomac. Baltimore and Wash
ington ksilrCad Company. attorney. Baker. Sheriff.
& Miller-MeKinnsy & FlenneTy.
No. 2a Wells vs. Carital Traction Comrapv A..
torneys. Riehardson-PeTry & Son and Dunlop
No "a. Miller vs. Arms Ct al Att,Tne,s
Nhite-Darington Warren, Brandenhslre A nran.
denburF.
tNOsics-Taers wiz Be preliminary Gall Of
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Turner VIII wrestIe Turk.

Lynchburg. Va. March 3e-Afuch interest IS be
ing manifested locally IN the match 10 be pulled
Of Friday night at the Tuxedo mat between Joe
Turner. the Washington wrestler, aud Hassan
Annr, a Turk. P. r Tanner, local man. is to
r4srss the MATCH
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ocean steamships.

New York. March so.--AHived; Gesmania. from
Naples March Il; Deutschland. from Shields March
i6.
HAMPTON.
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CARAVAN OF GYPSIEs DROWN.

Fifty Men, Women, and Children Go
Through Ice on Russian Lake.
st. Petersburg, March 30.-A caravan of
fifty gypsies, men, women. and children,
broke through the ice on Cheremenetzki
Lake. near Luga, to-day. All but a few
were drowned.
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No 6ols Richard Ough ". james S. EnRlish;
sub lot s7s. square DOl, N,lG.7s Attorney Z. F,
Colloday.
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District Court.

No. 81. In re damages account: change Of grade;
order cJnfrming appgaisement as reduced By re-
mittitur Got los. square tn
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The wise mea who reyel in alleged sure things
cannot see how Johanson or Ljungstrou viii -
defeated in the Marathon Derby at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday. The SWedes viii be coupled
in the betting. because thsy ara trained b. Ernie
Hiertburg.
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Lawsuits.
Mechanics, Lien.

No. 525O5. " I. Wolpe vs. NJ Stein; judgment
Municipal Court 500. Attorney, R. NJ Thomas.
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the Numbered cases on the calendar IN Circuit
Court No. 2 Mr. Chief Justice Clabansh. begin
ming with no. 80 and ending With No so At 10
3. N. Monday, April 1. l9l0.)
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Equity Court No. 4.

jDc4lNE ANDEkSON.
In re llunacy Abraham L. Robinson; counsel.
committee. and physicians fees ordered paid
No. E5E. MsrOney vs.. Stone q Fairfax; receiv-
ers authorized TO take steps 70 remove cloud. At
torneys, J. X Polk, r. W. Bouynge W. J. Lam
bert, and Z. II. Yeatman-E. u. Thomas.
No 2s75s. Mercantile Trust Deposit Company vs.
Evans; decree pro c0nfesso made absolute and title
vested by adverse possession. Attorneys, c. II.
Merillat and W. c. Sullivan.
Assignments for to-day-AIotions
No $40 Phillips vs. Phillips Attorneys New
myer & OBrien-Archsr s Holloway
No $50. Witt vs. Witt. Attorneys. Newmyer-
Peyser.
No. ssa Ambrose vs.. Miller. Attorneys, Easily
Smith and J. I. snaith-Davis & Laskey.
No 36l. Johnson VS. Douglas. Attorneys. VIII
Hansen 6 Peytou-stewart
No as3 Malonoy Malonsy Attorneys Don
aldson-HooFer
No. s65, sIoGruder vs.. McGruder. Attorney.
Plumiey.
No. 80 Hmty vs.. Hufty. Attorneys Davis
Hoover.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re Qunacy) William Conner, order 70 invest
funds
In re aunaeyl William Sears; auditors report ap-
proved
In re lunacyl Denis Cummings; same
In re tlunaeyl Patrick 5iungaYin; same.
No HoN Mcfarland rs. Peters; tine 70 file
transcript extended. &c. Attorneys, E. Il. Thomas
]. ". Patterson and W. ]. Lambert
Nc 1855. Goodman ct al. vs. Wren st al
decree on mandate Attorneys, Edmund Burke
l.. Hufty Sleman & Lerch. Ralston & Siddons
No 1851. Bell rs. Morrow ct al order admit
ting testimony taken before auditor TO be reread
on final hearing. Att0rnsys s. A Putnam and
Z. BuTke-R l. Williams
No Asa Barksdale &c. vs. MoSgan ct al
order allowing additional counsel fees Attorneys'
Wilson Barksdale-M ]. Colbert ]. K. NJ
Merton, r. White snd h L. Davis
No D077. Keuon ct al Va Paul ct al order
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Miss Alice w. Schoepf
WEEDS William A. Car
This Afternoon.

The wedding OF Miss Alice WaIIach
Schoepf. daughter Of Mrs schOepf
ana the late Gen Albin F Schoepf, TO
William A Carr. OF HyattsviIe, viii
take place this afternoon at o'clock
ar the Church Of the Covenant
The ceremony. which win be per-
formed by the pastor OF the church,
te Rev Charles Wood, viii be attend
ed by only members Of the immediate
families and a few intimate friends
Owing 10 a recent death in the family
% the bridegroom, there will be no
reception after the ceremony
The bride, who will be given IN mar
riage by her brother, William KesIey,
Schoepf, of Cincinnati, Ohio. viii be
unattended She viii wear a tailored
suit OF rose coIored broadcIoth. with
a black velvet hat trimmed in black
Diumes. and carry d bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies Of the valley
William l. Browning, Of Grafton, W
Va, VIII be the best man for Mr. Carr
and the ushers VIII be Dr. Henry Cook
Aacatee, Mortimer Carr, and G. Hodges
Carr. brothers Of the bridegroom Of
HyattsviIle; and Theodore H SchoepE,
Of PlJtsburg, Pa, brother OF the bride
Immediate after the wedding Ccre-
mony Mr. Carr and his bride VIII leave
Washington for New York for q brief
wedding trip Upon their return 70
Washington they viii be at home al III
TWenty-first street
Mr. Carr Is the son OF Mrs Carr and
the late Judge Arthur Carr, Of Hyatts-
vile, Nd.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Dance Given
To Maurice Eiseman.


Maurice EiseInan was host last even
Ing at an enjoyable dance given at
Dyer's IN celebration Of his twenty
first birthday.
At a late hour a buffet supper was
served Dave Bser. president OF the
OCtagon Club OF which AIr- Eiseman
Is member, presented him with
h5a 1some diamond ring. The host was
also the recipient or a beautiful scarf
pin. the gift Of the young ladies. The
presentation speech was made By Miss
Belle Scheffman- Among those present
were Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss Celesta
Goodman, Miss Emily Hllmau, Miss
Rose Frank Of Baltimore Miss FlOuTie
Kikes. Of Baltimore Miss Ernestine
Rich. Miss Leona Stern. Miss Rhoda
MantneT. Miss Helene Hoffa. Miss Belle
Schehman, Miss Ethel Meyers, Of Bal
JimOTe: Miss Hortense BryIawski. Miss
Natalie Mayer. Miss Beatrice Lans-
burgh, Miss Irene Einstein. Miss LOr-
aine Hermon, Mss Annette Goldsmith,
Miss Rena F-IeisChmau. Miss Maud
LiChenstein, Arthur LUChs. Lester New
man. Herbert Rich. Lawrence Gassen-
heimer, Alfred Stern, Milton King,
Arthur Neunau. Edward Hahn, Melville
Fischer. Stanley Fischer, Maurice ST.
mon. Bernard BaeT, Dave Stern, Lester
Marx. Alfred Haas M and Mrs Else
man. and Clarence Eiseman-
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FAT FOLKS FAVOR
Home Mixture ThsE Takes or the Fat
RaPid1y-Causes No winnie
NO Stomach his and Re
qu4res Neither Diet
No Eznreiun-

Too much TAT Is both unco1-fo-ta5Ie and
dangerous. bgL usually heshT people prefer
20 put Up with is inconvenie1ces rather than
punish themselves with the uresOne eXeC-
cising usually prescribed, or eudange- thsl-
health BY taking the sO-CzIled cures and
patent fat ''reducers-'
This seff-saCr1fiCe % comfort and health
TO overabuudant Fat is entirely unnecessary.
s-oEever. a Mrs Luella Bigger tells Is there
IS home receipt that T. far superior in
every way to anything money VIII buy fo-
reducing superfluous flesh u IS said this
simple mixture win take the rat OF man OF
woman az the rate Of al leesr a couple
OF pounds q week without even causing
wrinkles Moreover g. does not disturb the
stomach. but - a good thing for the sys-
ten. clearing away plmpleE, and. best OF
al. g does not f-terfere with the diet You
can use g and a. the same time eat what
ever you like This receipt IS follows
= ounce MaTmola. = ounce Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatic, and 81 ounces cf-Peppsr-
mint water Get these ingredients a. any
drug store mix thers together az home, and
take one IeaSpOonfUl after each meal and
az bedtime
Mrs Bigger. as Is well known. is a IA
nous beauty expert, and whatever she rec
o-nu ends IS sure TO be found eIli1enLly salts
factory
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Mrs Frederick A AbercrombeMler Announces Engagement
Of Her Daughter Edith Walter R. Tuckerman of Washington
Miss Warner Welded
AT Her Country Home

n beautiful homo wedding was that
OF Miss Mary Warner. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Brainard h Warner. and Levi
Cooke. which took place at noon at he-
country nome at Kenslugtoa, Nd. The
REV henry Runner pastor OF the War
ner Memorial Church. at Kensington
performed the wedding ceremony. which
was attended by only the members Of
the immediate families and q few inti-
mate friends
Palms, ferns. and clusters Of white
chrysanthemums adorned the drawing
rooms and the dining room was deco
rated IN smIlax and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS An orchestra pityed the we'd
ding music.
The bride, who was escorted to the
lmpTOV1Sed altar OF tail palms and white
blossoms, and given in marriage by her
Whfte satin. yelled IN white chiffon
cloth- embroidered in pearls and trim
med Oh the bodice and sleeves with
duchesSe and rose point lace Her tulle
veil was arranged with a cOrOnet Of
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley
and orchids. Her only ornament was
a diamond and pearl crescent, the gift
Of the Bridegroom.
Miss Anna Warner, who was her sis
tiers maid OF honor, wore a white broad
cloth gown trimmed In Irish lace. and
carried an armful Of Bridesmaid roses
George Booth. Of Columbus. Ohio, was
best man for Mr.. Cooke
An informal reception and breakfast
followed the wedding ceremony. and
later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Cooke left
for a wedding trip Mrs. Cooke traV-
eled in a tailored suit OF raspberry
and lynx mum and collar CDOn their
return. Mr. and Mrs Cooke viii reside
al the Marlborough Mrs Cooke VIII be
at home Tuesdays in January
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Vessels

Ensign Q L. WRIGHT. resignation as
an ensign accepted, TO take effect
December ], 1910.
Midshipman 7. ]. KELEHER, when
discharged treatment Naval Hos
pitals Las Aninas, Col, to Dubuque.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r G. HEN
Err, detached Naval Hospital. Nor
FOLK Va, 20 Naval Academy, An
napoiis. Nd
Chief ATachinist F " COBB, 20 ITALIA
hassee-
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Arrtved-Ten1essee and Montana at
Hampton Roads. DTayTon az New
York, and Vulcan at CherbourE.
Sailed-Cyclops. from Norfolk for Brad
ford.
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Miss Frances Miller
To Entertain At Tea.

Miss Frances Miller. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller, viii en-
terrain at a debuJante tea IN honor
Of Miss Louise Bayne, on December
IS. Miss Miller was among the buds
Of last season and her guests viii
include her contemporaries and a
number OF this seasons debutantes.
MISS Miller viii 90 TO Annapolis
tomorrow for the hop and viii return
for the Noel House ball on Thanks
giving evening
Miss Marguerite Knox, daughter Of
Colonel Knox. I. :. A. and Mrs Knox.
who has been the guest Of Miss Miller
for the last several weeks, has re-
turned 70 her home at Old Point Com
fort.
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MEMORIAL FUND
MEETING MONDAY
Cox Committee TO Decide How
Far TO Act With Chamber
Of Commerce.

" V Cox, chairman Of the commit
tee appointed To raise in Washington
one-tenth OF the S2-5o9O00 for the pro
posed George Washington Memorial
Convention Hall. has called a meeting
Of his committee for next Monday
morning ar II o'clock 70 consider the
action taken by the convention commit
tee CT the Chamber OF Commerce last
Monday recommending that both con-
mittees urge every trade and civic or
ganization IN the city TO concentrate eff
forts at once upon securing subscTip-
tons to the building fund.
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Informal Hop
At the Navy Yard.

The first informal hop OF tie sea son
VIII be held at the Navy Yard this
evening.
On Friday, December ., the opening
hop VIII be given at the Washington
Barracks. and on Friday. December 2
the first hop Of the season viii be held
IN the new Sarge ball room 1T Fort
0Iyer. which viii be used for tie Iirst
time.
Ms Russell 3 Harrison LEFT yestsr-
day morning for Baltimore to join her
daughter, Miss Marthena Harrison,
who has been spending the last few
days there They viii return 20
Washington this evening.
Miss Frances Noyes, daughter Of Mt
and Mrs Frank b Noyes. viii go TO
PhiIad eIphfa on Saturday TO attend the
Army and Navy football game.
Miss E.arfe Reed. Of New York, and
Miss Downing, Of Michigan. who have
been the house guests Of Miss Ruth
Parker, left Washington yesterday for
their homes
Miss Parker viii leave Washington
tomorrow morning for York, Pa, where
she viii attend the debGtante lunch
con Of Miss Turden Smith, which
viii be given at the Country Club
and viii be followed by a reception
and dance
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Mrs. Hutchins Hostess
To Daughter-in-Law

Mrs. Charles T. Hutchins. wife Of
Rear Admiral Hutchins, Z. S. n, viii
be hostess at a small tea this afternoon
at . O'Clock In compliment to her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles T. Hutchins.
IT., wife Of Lieutenant Hutchins. U 5
M and a bride OF last summer
Mrs Beekman Winthrop wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Mrs
Robert Hinckley and Mrs. Granville r
Fortescue viii preside in the tea room
Tor Mrs. HutChins-
Gen Henry G. Sharpe. L. s. A. and
Mrs SHARPE viii leave Washington to-
day for -N=w York, to spend Thanzsciv-
ing Upon their return, they Will stop
over in Philadelphia for the Army and
Navy game Saturday
Mrs Hodges, wife of Colonel h. F.
Hodges, L s A, OF the ranama Canal
Commission. has arrived in washington
and has opened her residence at I775
Massachusetts avenue, for the winter
Miss Frances Hodges viii De among
the debutanteS of next season
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Miss Florine Skies
Visiting Miss BTYlawski.

Miss Florine Skies. Of Baltimore. is
the guest OF Miss Hortense BryIawski
OF Cal Fert street
Miss Ethel Mey eTs. Of Baltimore, IS
the guest Of her cousin Miss Gladys
Mayer
Mr and Mrs Milton Damman. who
were recently married IN Savannah. are
the guests OF Mr. AID Mrs A. Damman,
OF the Natchez.
=
Miss Lorraine Herman VIII leave the
city tomorrow for New York, where she
viii be the guest Of Mrs. 5 King
=
Miss Alice Pulaski. Of Philadelphia. IS
the guest OF M and Mrs Ernest DaT-
man
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Mrs. F. A. de Peyster
viii Act AS Hostess
Thanksgiving Day.

Mrs Frederick A Abererombie- Miller
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Edith Abercrombie-
Miller. 10 Walter Rupert Tuekerman. Of
Washington
AIRS. Abcrcrombie-Miller, accompanied
by her daughter, left for MOrTistown,
n Y, today to spend Thanksgiving
with her married daughter, Mrs. Fred
eric Ashton de Peyster.
Mrs W. R Balsinger and Miss Gayle
Balsinger, Of PfttsbUrg, who spent the
early autumn in Washington. occupy
ing apartments at the Portland, have
gone TO Philadelphia for Thanksgiving
week
Miss Balsinger and Miss Elizabeth
Williams, OF Philadelphia, who recently
visited Washington as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Frederick WOOdville Miller,
viii attend the Thanksgiving hop at
West Point tonight
They VIII return 10 Philadelphia for
the Army-Navy game Saturday
Next week Mrs. BalsinEer and her
daughter viii 90 10 New York for ten
days, returning 10 Pitts5UrE in time TO
open their house there for the Christ
mas holidays. They VIII visit Washing
ton again later in the winter
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Arrangements Made
For Davis-MOOIe Wedding.

At the marriage OF Miss Winifred
Davis and Lieut. Richard c. Moore,
L S A. which will take place Deem
Der :, the wedding party viii include
Miss Dorothy Langftt. daughter Of
Lieut.. Col Langfitt, L. S a. as maid
Of honor
The bridesmaids vii be Miss Maitland
Marshall, daughter Of Gen William L.
Marshall. T. s A, and Miss Mary
lands, daughter of former Representa-
tive Lands, OF Indiana, and there VIII
be two flower girls, uieces Of the bride,
little Miss Irene Davis and Miss Evelyn
Tel Of Bridgeport, Conn.
Lieut. Julian L Schley, Z s A will
be best man, and the ushers viii be
Lieut. Max G Taylor, Z s a; Lieut.
=. l. Sultan, L 5. A, and Lieut. Rob
ert Alexander, I. 5. A.
The Rev Charles Wood, of the Church
OF the Covenant, viii OfdCIare at the
ceremony. which viii take place at 4-30
o'clock at the Highlands, where the
bride and her mother have made their
home for the last few years since their
return from abroad Only a small EOm-
pauy viii attend the ceremony. but ad-
dftionaI guests have been asked for the
reception, which viii follow at 3 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Miss Mary E. GaIbraith to
Wed Lieut.. Davis
This Evening.

Miss Mary E Galbraith. daughter Of
Major Jacob c. Galbraith, Z. s A.,
and Mrs GaIbraith, viii be married
TO Lieut. Bowers Davis, Z. $. a, this
evening at 3 o'clock in the ISrlOrs OF
the P0rtner. The ceremOT ), which
viii be attended by a part Il rela-
tives- and intimate friends viii be
performed by the Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith. pastor Of St Johns Church.
The bride, who will be given IN
marriage by her father, Major Gal
braith, will be attended by Miss
Edith Baird. as maid Of honor.
Shippen Cotter West, of Philadel-
Dhia. Pa, VIII be best man for Lieu
Charles LevelIe. of Georgetown Unit
ve-sity, a cousin OF the bride, VIII
play the wedding music.
the ceremony. and later in the even
ing Lieutenant Davis and his bride
VIII leave Washington for wedding
trip After December Is. they will be
at home at Madison Barracks. y Y
where Lieutenant Davis Is stationed
-
Dr. and Mrs. Huron W. Lawson viii
be at home, 1917 NJ street, Friday, No
vember .. from 20 II o'clock
=
Ms Rose Mcfarland. OF Eighteenth
street, left shingtOn several days aEO
10 spend Thanksgiving in Denver, Col,
Miss Stauffer
Returns to South.
Miss Staufer, who has been visiting
her brother-in-lsw and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs John McIIhenny, has returned TO
her home in New Orleans. La.
Miss Mildred Bacon. the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and NTs. l. s Eacon.
temporary buds at luncheon yesterday,
asking her guests 10 meet her house
guest Mss Sands, Of Wheeling. ". Va,
who is spending the week with her.
Tomorrow Miss Sands and. her. hostess
VIII go 10 Annapolis for the Thanksgiv-
inS hop tomorrow night at the Naval
Academy.
The Commissioner Of Education and
Mis- Elmer Ellsworth Brown have ia
ken apartments at the Hotel Buckiug-
ham, Mcpherson square, for the winter
Representative James P Mann Of IL
inOis and Mrs Mann arrived in Wash
lngIon yesterday and have opened their
apartment in the Highlands for the
season
Miss Alice Boyd, daughter Of Dr. John
G Boyd, L S n, and Mrs. Poyd, viii
entertain al a dinner on December s,
in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Collins, who
Day
Kiss Elizabeth Bryan win entertain a
party at luncheon on Monday. NOVeEn-
Der s. at her home on Eighteenth
street
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Miss FOgg
Hostess At Luncheon.

Miss Fogg, Of Tennessee, was hostess
8. 6 luncheon yesterday, in her apart
nent at to1eIeigh Court, IN honor Of
Miss May Hammond and Miss Eliza
Morgan ATc1IuIlin, Of California, Who
made their debut at a tea at the homo
OF Their aunt. Mrs. John Hays Ham
Tnond, Saturday afternoon
A cen erpseCe Of pink Killarney roses
formed the canterpiece for the table
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Miss BOaTdman
To Hold Reception.

Miss Mabel BOardman viii hold large
reception Tuesday evening. December s.
for the Red Cross Society, after the an
nuaI meeting. This is usually one OF
the most brilliant functions Of the sea
son. and is usually attended by Presi-
dent Taft
Mrs. Thomas T. Can viii give large
dinner for young people Tuesday, De
cember 13, in honor OF Miss Louise
Cromwell
Mrs Arthur D Addison entertaInSsEz
small company Of young people inform
ally at luncheon yesterday
The newly appointed military attache
Of the japanese embassy Col K IN
Ouye, who succeeds Colonel TanaI1a. ar
rived IN Washington yesterday after
nOOn- accompanied by Lieut. Com
weeks IN Washington, en- route 90 Eng
land.
Colonel Tanaka viii remain IN
Washington until December I, before re-
turning 70 japan where he. has been
assigned 10 duty IN the Office OF the
general STAFF Of the imperial japanese
army
Washington society viii be interested
in the marriage Of Miss Eva Smith,
daughter OF Representative Sylvester. g.
smith, OF California, and Mrs. Smith, 70
Esper s Larson, Of the United States
Geological Survey at Washington. which
took place YESTERDAY in Bakersfield Cal
Representative Smith gave his dauEh-
ter IN marriage and among the guests
at the wedding was Director George
Otis Smith, Of the Geological Survey.
Mr. Larson VIII bring his bride 70
Washington t. live
Former Representative and Mrs. II.
b CasseI- Of Marietta Pa. have issued
cards for the marriage Of their
daughter Miss N Effie Cassel, and
William H Holloway, OF Washington
The wedding viii take place on Fri
day, December ?, at Marietta
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
ARMY.

Second Lieutenant WILLIAM F. PEAR
SON, I'D Infantry from treatment
at the Walter Reed General Hos
Hospital, District Of Columbia
/ trst Lieutenant GEORGE +. BRADY,
14tlr Infantry, from further treat
meut at the Walter Reed General
Hospital. District Of Columbia to his
home preparatory to retirement from
active service
First Lieutenant WILMONT E-BROWNr
Medical Reserve Corps. from duty
at the General Hospital, Fort Bay
ard. New Mexico. and viii proceed
to his home
The Washington times., 1910-11-23

Ms HitCn, wife Of Dr. David Mar
shall Hitch. " Philadelphia, announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
o77fse E'arrovr. 10 Robert Al Barr. of
PhfIa.s 81 phia, formerly OF Washington
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott
Are Visiting In New York

The Secretary Of the Smithsonian In
stitutiOn and Mrs WaIcott with their
son, Stuart WaIcott, have gone to New
York Charles D. Ivalcott. IT., who is a
freshman in Yale Scientific. viii join
them IN New York for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. WaIcOtt viii visit relatives and
friends IN central New YORK before re
turning home
Mrs Grace Dyer Knight, Of the Len
OK, who has been very III In Providence
Hospital. has been removed to the Ia
kOma Park SanitarIuu-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. UpshuT MOorhead, the
latter formerly Miss Lillian Chew, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son. J Upshur MOOrnead, jr-- Sun
day
The baby IS a great-grandson on his
mothers side Of Mrs T J Corey.
member Of WashinEtOn's most exclusive
resident circles. and on his fathers side
Of Rear Admiral John H UpshUr, O
S y.
Miss Katherine Riggs Poole. the debu-
taute daughter Of M and Mrs J.
Sprigg Poole. has returned 10 Wash
ingtOn from Baltimore, where she
spent the weekend with friends.
The Washington times., 1910-11-23
LOCAL MENTION
Civil Service

For shorthand. typewriting, advanced
book eepinE and .,lvl service preparation
90 70 the old ard reliable school, The
DriIlery, 100 y Y ave MOIST
The Washington times., 1910-11-23

&c. Try Our Famous StewsI z5e
PhiIa- Oyster & Chop House, 51S 18th NV.