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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Tel 6fono, 1899
Sta. Claus disfTazadO degatOnegIO
Ell Aguinaldo de Dorotea.
Para Ell Regidor.

lnlco dc su bueIlO adoaUdD sJl1ar
Sent6se luegO en- una destartelada
silla de MADEIRA y dejando & TN
lado el hu,nilde mant6na mo iatio
de niove v los cacharros en- que
traia el nodestfsimo refrigerio
destinado su prole, distraiOse
I'm momento en- reflexiolies tristas.
Pensaba quiza en- que el honda
doso vieio Santa Claus, no se dig
naba, por mas bondadoso que fue
ra, hacer una vista al miserable
camaranch6n que ella tlamaba no.
gar. -. ,
Ash estaba ;ensimisnada en- 10 m6a
profundo de sal perMamdento Guam
40 de .su ensimismaTnieuato VINO
sacarla La repentina apardci6n
dc uIl enorme cato negro cue 90
introduio por el conGluOto de In
chimenca, en- la cual nj ann 40
nabiA acordado de enceader fuego
-. Tan triste estaba
\ al caer el cato. s0rprendido,
corri6 para aca v ALA, buscando
shlIda; quiz6 salir por las vidrie.
ras'eL golpe le ocasion6 mayor sus-
to y saltando v brincando tnep6
llgero por ia desycncijatlxs puer-..
ta Y en- I'm momontO de descspe.. 1
racI6n y de susie. cogi6se dc los
gironcs de lienzo que pendian del
clelo del cascr6n ocasionando a.
troz dnSgarramiento hacienda
caer al suelO Un mont6n de trapos
v'eJos. Dorotca t0da azoratla a..
cord6 por fin abrir In puerta "
ei loeo animal sali6 4. escape. :
FLO entonces In buena n,rier In
VISTA en- ell monitor de hilaehos me
alO pourldos v hetliondos que ha-
DIAN eaido del cielo dAgeaxradn
EsaT - oiaOf gats Ylessrss ess,
eileon.rarIa entire eil0s algiiaa lien
20 utll aun para forjar algln abr;
go a los pedazos de sI coraz6n
ntlen aguinaldo seria ESQ, A m.
90 SO aVIenen los p0bres.
Con cuidaio principi6 Dorotaa
pasar una rovista 4 las vieias ro
! pa" h'lscando v apartantlo lie.
go al centric del lin v. na aoy.
presa! Ahf estaba I'm lienzn W ro
10 anudado que contenia aloe
sonaba como mnnedns. An.
S!osa Y ahoehnGlose de impaaier--
c'a d9sat6 cl Ito V rodaYun nor al
Steio varlaS mOnetlas amarillag
Oh' felicidad I Orol Oroi DoYn-.
Tea tenia nm b,,on monitor dc oro
para hacer In fclicidad dr ea,s HI.
Jos Y de su hoear, tai vez por cI
rcsto dc su vida.
81; pons6 ella; Santa CLAIMS 30
Dondadoso Y no SO olvida dn Joa
,oDres; pero como suole andar A.
hado con gente rica de mnchass
po'endas. cltando d,tiero visilar 4
los pobres. SO y6 preciaatlo 4 Va
Ierse do ardides v fiisfmces
~ siRniente din los pe1aref;oa
Go Dorotca. tenfan pan en- abun..
dancia Y inguetes Y no ccsahan ~
contar d los otr0s nifios cono Gar,
1 ga CLAUS so habfa tomatlo ia n,o..
sestia dc transformarse on rate
negro,para iatroducirse non. ID CHI
: Imenea al vieio canamneh6n y
traeries lttl bue1l pniiado N, orn
como regnlo de Christmas.
u. A. II.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Los aaaltantes de Rufg.

Han sido eapturados Francis.
co MARTINEZ V Emilio Bienchina,
c6mplices on 81 aealto y robo de
Adolfo Ruiz, efeetuado ei domin-
go & media noche, cerca dol arro-
yo del Ahzan, dc c,,yo hecho da-
mos cuenta en- otro ltgar dc es-
to ndmero.
Fnoron tres los asaltantos, pc.
10 tialo de elIos estaba ya ean po..
DIR de Ia poilcfa u solo reataba
la APPREHENSION de Martfnez y Rsoi
china,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Trece muertos en- una exploai6n.

TreCe muertos en- una explosion.
New York, Die. -: Trece per
sonas, entire estas dos muiercs, fue
RON mlertas y cinc1benta resulta-
ron lesionadas en- una doble cx.-
plosi6n do gas Y dinamita quo
Sc sucedio Ell La nueva planta de
potencia electrical de la compa--
MA del Fcrrocarril Central dc
New York, hoy. ..
La fuerza de Ia cfinalnita al
canz6 4 I'm carro trolley. 10 levan
to en- el aire y 10 arroij sobrG
un autom6vil que pasaba por el
otro lado do Ia calle. Solo tom.
poralmente SO interrumip6 ell ger.
vicio. La nuevn estaci6n 6 plan
ia de potencia, donde orUrri6 ell
desastre esta ON Fiftieth Street v
'Lexinton Ave-, es decir, :: media
docena do cuadh;as al nor'te de Ia
lsstaci6n del Gaand Central.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Enlace Matrimonial.

Fin Ia CatcdrNl de San Fcrnan-
do. dee esta ciudad, recibieron Ia
bendici6n nupcial. el domingo Is
del ,nue cnrsa el Sr. Ofilio Aro-.
cha Y Ia Srita. Guadalupe Mora
les.
Apadrinaron 81 aeto los Sres.
ID; T. Fierro Y esposa, .Jos6 Ter.
.snandez, no Jae0bo Perales v Sritas,
islsssaia Flores y lnf4api. de d,
aarza. " "
Los desposados racibiran 4 srls
an1dstndes en- In casa nimcro Ola
do La calle dc San Fernando
Felicidad constante descamos
la i1ueva pareia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Personal.

Encuentrase actualmonte en-
San Antonio, hospedado en- el
Hotel Grlnther, el Sr. Juan Pedro
Didapp. periodista v escritor me.
xlcano dc ilustraci6n Y mere.
eimicntoa.
Vine dc Washington, d. c., Y
no sabe a1n 81 SO determinara 4
radicarse On San Antonio, annone
81, tief1e on proyeeto hacerlo Y
thndfar alg1Il italavo peri6dico.
hien venido Oh eseritor.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
hInarto pnr an negro.

IAiiklu, Texas. Die. 90. En
Vair, cerea dc aqni, su6 r11porto 4
halazos aver. por IN negro. uns
iaexieano lla1nasio Antonio Rodri.
gaez.
Ial negro logr6 egeapar pero Ia
polieia ID sigale io pfata.
El aassInato reauIt0I dc stn al.
teasasao qas tuvieson R0ssrieNez i
81 negro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Asalto chi dagDoblaslo


Adolfo Ruiz. di5 partp ii l6nna
!,or Ia tarde 81 Sheriff Toxin da
9abef sItic yfeti1na ito asalfanfaa
'an nm putlto solitari0 cercano ii
arroyo del AlazAn, 81 domingo &
media aloeIle. e
los y asltsntes. aue scp{in ii de.
CIR 9 &c Ruiz, fuoFon tres ;l,sIivi.s,sr.s
g histerofi " tsfl c0sfasfo 8 n, 81
brazol izqnierda con ,ar,s. r,tuaia 81
Darba, Uno de ellos ID hizo fue.
go (, con s1fsn escopota. GpSrignslolo =,
9 c1giIo. Loa aSaltantss. m1iensa
e q laabia1a pnesto "a aessIso fIs
ltiaiz nelistaFftsnte. To aesst,i iars,r,
tle s3''O. .0Olf Uno de rs trsa slaIin
etteI1tes Sc oYie4Iantva W Il, t,ogI s..
GO y iustlefa, tnientsa tlus Ioa IS.
daa. 's's 3 ''sst'fs
B Las haridag que fea,Ilss6 nssiz
ssn hastasltg dolafpsa pero fld
|tlg grAvetsad.
z = -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22

p6nfilo HeenAfYiez, de go afsoa
da eaaa fAiIeci6 an Id easa nlss-
Nero COB sls Ii calIe tie iii pAa0,
Reyes. sIe 80 afiog dc edagl {
6alIeei6 ssV f. agaa nnfnero Sass
DO Ia ealIB N0nth Ileoala.
NliadalsapA M0flteMlna, DIS dos
ysfeHas rs AsEaa falleeiH I'll tTfa lis.
sIi tt esiIs ae AEoss lag9ey.
tifsbislD G, ait j Eia. ssa q. afsfsa
ds a. faalagI6 aI tEfa Is SIS ~.
aia9hFa 0 II @ 80 aO2.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Aho % NJ. 1890 (
Los revOlucionalios atacan & las
tropas en- Nal PaSo.

Chihuahua. Mexico, Die. 90:
Fueron traidos aeui hoy clltlttsll-
tn heridos dc las tropas del Co.
bie1no, 10 c1lal confirma Ell infor-
me de que cl tren de trol1a Q(e
aah6 do aQui ,cl sabado fu6 des-
troxadO en- unn elnboSc<lda que sc
10 puao en- In region montaiiosa
conocida con el nombre de NAL 2
80, unas cuantas millas al Este de
Pedernales y ceGsca de l2O mllIaS
al este de este lugar. s.
l1f parte Official dice qtte La per
dida. de los fetierales ascieTide 4
veinhm m,bertos, diez que faltan
Y caIarenta Y dos heHsidos.
No se sabe aUs1i Ia perdida que
liayan tenido los insllrgentes. FL.
tren sali6 de aqui el Sabado, for
mado ON dos secciones, nevando
tres pleas de campo Ell un carr'0
dc carbon y 500 soldados. El ban
dido Pancho Villa, Q1ien aWnqaie
opera acknowledgements es enc
~1,;ro Inl rnlvt eax1A hi1d fnIaYo So
hma ~ ~" anou,,E,o te.ccibn an momen-
tns @ o~ ~ %Uh ono nosaha 81 tren nor rel
rnS; 80 ~, ~ Hndomo mas M co,,s,6 das
fIo. las mOntaiias de Nal Paso,
sin embargo. estan infestadas de
revolucionari0s.
Luchan por sus vidas.
r., Coroncl Guzman hizo de-
sa,,,ha rcar sn,s tronas v d,lrantc
n;,co horas SO aefeIdi6 obstinada-
,,ro,,to - 1n ,rra Iarea desesperada.
II, anam;co oc,maba Las altlras v.
81 nataha cogido como en- una
ts.a ,,,v,,, los rayoltosog tenian
a. e, d.sferssas atainchera-.
,,s;entSa ,,ata1rais,s = otqa3 protec-
I.:rs ,s;t1,sot, n,,a les l,fin,s,aha In rnonta-
a. ~ ;, ~, s,, noa;c;6n v hacian TN e
GO ,nortifern COM "a los federales,
49, r. 4 10 ,ata,raleza del tar4,s.-
10 ~ ora ;nonoa;hlc hacer ugo de
- os,.endos oa1ionea CON reg1lta--
L. efont;vos Sim embargo de su
<s;tuar;hr ano,rs;tif,sa dol nnme-
va do Inc ;ns,,roer,tes. el Coronel
Co,1,nsn v sa1s tronas sc baAieron
1,;ga,,ram mente v defenFlieron isals
,,n.;n;onog dnante cir,crs horas,
'
Ooronel her1do:
I'll Coronel Glzman i''o herl-'
do en- una pieTa'a y 81 Mayor en
'eI est6m'go.
SO er,contmba err Pedernales. 6
f,erea de allf 50 vi6 imposibilita-
do de- prestar ay1tda /. caalaa de
estar ,nuv 0c,rpado con los fn1i--
chos rabeldes CON LOS cORlles ha es.
taao peleanflo degde oil iueves.
Fatigaao de combatir v ex--
I,as,gto casi. 81 Cor0ncl Gilzman
Iiubo de relnir el resto dc ss1s
fttorzaa Y levasltando epts nnlertos
" heridos en- ell tren. di0se nTlsa:
Il rsgrsaar 4 Bustillos. En- diclio
punto degembareaI'or las tro1,as
tltiles para seryieio, sspultaron
sis nmertos v sc prapaa'aro1r para
1taiScar ofra via que no sea la ferS
4ocarrFlara para ranirse con Navar
70. .
,,.sa tsas,r s,sn s,e,,ss1., ~ A. E,,at5lloa Il.
nibi5 contra oraeil 4 90 yYaasron {
T ~ 4 - ffs.S1.<. SkS1A& I'll nfRE
hoy A la maslfatgada u los heridos
Daaar0rs al hospital.
49, - -. 10 -
d, fssa1 Navarro ea,nof,ts6 k
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
Lmpaeaelora an ol1iln,,al,,,a

j Dlllhuahtia Mexico. Die, f6:
80 dice Que Jos6 Lago. bien como.
edo nninero. proyeeta eatahieoat
ltria sfnpacadora On egta ait,datl !
anda aIiora en- bu8ea dc lin sitio
g pr0p6sito en- los suburbios
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
de YoaknttlI,ensi.

de Yea kt1fahefssl
Jesfla Reytla, de ~ amos do a.
dad. falleci6 81 dfa IN de Di..
eiembre on u ealIe hs Chamber
lain.
Maaa'lsl Aldaco, de 4 dfaa de &.
d'ad, falleei6 en h oalIe de Mo.
raaeg, casa ndnero 1ASi
Geronimo saeziz, HI ~ aaos do
,edati, fellooi6 ~ ei hospital del
Uondado dc nsxaf
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
san Antonio Texas 1910 Fundador Pablo d
Las tropas federales cogidas en- emboscada.
Iren acribillado a balazos.

,logr6 apodeMrse de Nal Paso, q
pesar dc los informes que en- este
sentido ha hecho circular La prem
sa Gle la ciudad de Mexico. Las
pGrdidas habidas por ambas par
tes, segun los informes obtenidos,
sOn basta1ite graves. &
El tren que con tropas saii0 de
aquf vi Sabado por la maiiana,
fttacas6 en- sl intento de unirse al
Gral. Navarro. pues sc ag1Fa que
So lc hizo lln n1ltrido fuego cerca
de San Andres, resultando m1ler-:
tos " heridos muchos soldados del
Gobierno. Seran@traidos 4 csta
ciudad sescnta heridos, segun el
mforme.
I'll tren hubo de regresar & Bus
tillos. donde so le agot6 el supple
mento dc aqua & la maquina.
I'm tren de tropas que debia
haber sido sacado de aqui por rl
ayudantc Smith, no ha salid0.
No So sabc NADIA del tren dc
pasajcros. due ftle detenid0 cerca
de la Junta, ell iueves pasado.
-------.-a~-s. E
FL doctor Baldwin, di6 CON
fercncias sobrc psicosociol0gfa on
In capital dc Mfxieo. Tn Ultima
dc dichas conferoncias SO efcctllG
en Ia Escucla dc Altos Estmdios.
Las conferencias SO dicron en- in.
giles.
-~Nuevamente So csta fabrican
do whiskev on la destileria Sono--
rense del Distrito dn Hermosillo.
--Desdo cl dfa 12 del prcscn-
to mes Nued6 alberto al trafico
International. el puentc que une
& NIatamoros. Tamauiipas. con
Brownsville, Texas. ~.
gsIla Secr'etagfa do Gobefnla ci6a
do MSxico, acept6 In gen1illcia r1rc
sentada por don Alberto q, Cubi-
HAS. del pnesto de Director de Ia
Colonia Penal. de Tslas Marfas.
nombrando para sIstituirlo 4 y.
Carlos Rosas, ,Insc aetor dc In rita
da Colonia Pen 'tenciaria.
Mexico ha dado sal cOnaenti.-
mientO para que los Estados IT,.
nldos construyan en terlitorio me
xicano. obras destinadas 4 encau.
zar las ag,tas del Rio Colorado.
con el fin de proteiar contra las
ilntndaciones al valle Tmpcrinl do
California. TT Congreso l1orte n
merlGf1i0 ha votad0 VA In nxpr0.
Diaci6n dc un million de d6lares
para los gastos dc 1as obrag.
FL Ministerio dc Fomento de
Mexico hin recibido. procedente
dc Europa. gran cantidad de semi
Has de eapaPcctn 8 pipirigallo, v
dc It1lla. magnificas plantas for
ajeras. nl1iy superiores Il In al-
fa'fa v que on lnuchoa lugares
dol extraniero han sllbstituido 4
csta Ultima. casi tOtalnrente. Las
semiilas las vi 4 repartir gratis 4
los agricnhores de adtel pais,cuai
10 las solicitor,
I'm eli centre del .JartIfn Esc6.
bedo. de. San Tniia POt0si, &c eri-
girA Itn hcrmOso m0finmcnto MI
lnsuraents potosino don Mariana
| Jimenez. Para al efect0. Ne qui-
tar6 oil 0belisro utle aetualmente
so ercuentra en- el ec11tro de dich,
jardfn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
y, ! ,.s.,e.e4sl.es...st...ss,l,,,,. =, =.
NAUI I Esz Ift8

al nfatrimonio v. plrez. On la
casa nnmoro 116, Water ST.; nm
milo.
Al fnatrirloran q. Ramirez, CO.
"a n6mero 160 es Is Gallo do Kerr
|tina afin8.
Al matrimonio 4. flores, en- ii
|ealla 10 Morales; M nifO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22

eatlsEfstEr6 t.rss
ms yEq Nnfaa dssfEe guss 1ssgs
4 e estAesSn IS5Ysz III
sf5l - asatsesss I,aA sgsasa s
asslisAssN
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
MATRTMONTOg

HniIlermo 6ant1 " Minnie Es
VEINS.
Iir,is Caravaial Y EImisa Resia.
yidea.
Juan Quintaro & TTiIaria Vargas
T u. q. Valdez v ross Morales
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
~ )s + II A,rr(D1gAI. BANK
-

s9llaNsnVs slep6aSoa Is tgs nsxIsanaa IL fsva. /, a
IHNex.s0 pnadea kEasr ag Ranso IS alrarn & snsasla
81 anaaaas = - uns1z.n i,rsant - N.1esA -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-22
] 81 Ioi 4 ,IsOeIlo Barato!

bo de ciIlco pesos se ie envinfsI 4 It'd.
tJli slhoso reloj j. para caba Hero; la GAIA en-
sAhArasla en- oro ~ garan tizada por ciic6 amos;
Sr1Aq.iina americana de clase esgular. Estog
sreloiee se vendsn cll otrass spartes por diex
pesos. Dirijanse slls pedldos Sra. ZULEhfA
r. de Cruz Station A. 52OB s.. Laredo Street.
San Antonio, Texas. s} . si}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Newbern Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Newborn. N. c., May 2s.-Miss Lila
May Willis is visiting friends in
Greenville, N. c.
Mrs R. o. Crisp. Of Wilmington. has
gone to Norfolk for short visit. at
ter spending few days in the city
with friends.
Miss Mildred Gray, OF Cincinnati.
formerly OF Newborn. has returned
home after spending several weeks
with friends in the city.
Misses Sadie Rice. Katie styron,
Sarah Richa rdson. Neral Groves and
Mary Nixon, students at the State
Normal College, Greensboro. N. c.,
are at home for the summer vacati o.
Miss Mau6e Stewart. a pupil at the
Greensboro Female College. Green's
horo, has returned home for the sum-
mer.
have returned home after spending
few weeks at the Summer cottage IN
Miss May Hendren spent few days
this week with friends In Greensboro.
Miss Clara Pugh has returned home
after spending some time at the East
ern Carolina Normal School, IN Green
Misses Mary Ward, Laura Ives, Bes-
sic Hollister and Mary HOLSTER are
al home for the summer from IA
leigh, where they have been attending
Peace Institute during the year.
Mrs. W. E. Turnbull. OF , BaltimorSe :,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. u
i Green. e,,on
,,. Mess raturned home after a short
Visit to relatives In Jones county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Raleigh Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispateh.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Raleigh. n g, n Nay rSss 2 Says iss uad
Mrs Claude 3. Bar r. nase :, ts their
daughter, Miss Kate Wayland Baroee.
To &. NJ Hart, OF Tarboro. the cere-
rnony to take place WEDNESDAY, Jutae
s. in Edenton Street Methodlst Cn rnIsar
Mr.. Hart is a we'll known cotloi o'o
Tuesday morning Miss Ruby Norris
was hostess for a bridge luncheon, d
which Miss kathrine Ba ,s D ,va the
euest Of honor. The decorations for
the Norris home were wild flowers.
ferns and palms and quantities OF esPe-
cially handsome roses. a.. We
mans Club, OF Raleigh. held ITS Is, las 81
meeting for the season Thursda;y ,o; a.
tarnoon when there was an adnlraole
paper on THE Drama since snase -
psars, rs snd ssn tsd from the
S ehen, for seandaIS and "The Rivals"
The nrosran was under the direction
of Miss Eliza Poole. Her associates on
the the l hsva BEEN 9o Mrs' NJ sherweod
Mrs. S. z. Young, Miss Mattle ba'1es'
Thursday afternoon Miss .,,l h,5 "a,
hG snewer tof For Miss Ksth
rine Rarbee. Who IS to become the
bride rid Of Mr.. Hart, Of Tarboro. June 3;
,Tohna p. Wyatt issues invitations Iov
the marriage OF his daughter, MISS
Louise and Or. 9: Pritchard N Norris II th 6e
W Wedn nete, afternoon Mrs 4, II. Ball
entertained at cards In honor OF MISS
Kate Barbee, who. is to be marrie 9 2
early In June. Bridge was piayea. han, anu
Miss Ruby Norris won the prize, There
We're lovely decorations. and q SER
vice of delicious refreshments.
u a marriage Of much interest for
which the Invitations We're recently
issued Is that OF Miss Elsie Stockard.
daughte.o of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jerome
Stockard, of Peace Institute, to Arthur
j. Wilson, OF Knoxville. H.. now an
instructorin chemistry in Cornell uni
versity The marriage is to he in the
First Presbyterian Church here on
Wednesday. June g. at p, NJ, Mr..
Wilson was an honor graduate Of the
a. and M. College here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
The Social Side Of Washington

bassy at Bar Harbor. The same place
Will be the official camping ground
during July and August of the Rus,
SIAN ambassador and his encourage.
The French Ambassador and Madame
Jusserand Will not return from France.
whittier they went to entertain former
PRESIDENT. Roos evelt and his family on
the occasion OF the latters recent visit
to Paris, until the autumn. The French
embassy will therefore remain in the
care Of the counselor. NJ. Lefevre-
Pontalis, during the time 1t is In
summer quarters at Bar Harbor. ano
leading woman In the French official
encourage.
Am bassador and Mrs Bryce being
still in mourning for. the late King
very quietly among the New Hamp-
shire hills. where they have made many
friends and found real enjoyment every
summer they have spent in America.
Mrs. Bryce has only recently returned
from her annual spring visit to her
home in England.
The German ambassador will go
abroad in June to join his wife and
daughter who have been in Germany
the autumn. In the interim. the en-
bassy affairs will be in charge OF
Count Wedel who will establish sum-
mer headauarters At MANCHESTER. on
italian embassy will likewise be in
the care OF a counselor, a successor
| to Baron des Planches not having been
| yet appointed. For this reason it is
desirable that its staff be as near as
possible to the summer White House.
and not too far from the State De-
partment. Manchester was therefore
chosen.
The Swedish minister. Mr.. Lager
crantz. will rejoin his family In Sweden
In June, leaving the legation IN charge
Of w. a. F. Ekengran, who later will
! transfer his official headquarters to
Bar Harbor Madame gkengran. who
was formerly Miss Laura Jackson. OF
| Washington. will then preside over the
social affairs of the legation.
Madame Riano. the dainty new
4 chatelaine of the Spanish legation, Is
being so royalty welcomed back to
her native city. and her husband been
kept correspondingly busy, that the
1 question of summer quarters has peen
put aside for consideration on more
convenient day.
The new Cuban minister has decided
! to go to Manchester, and will not
bring his family to Washington until
4 the autumn. Meantime Sonora de Car
4 cia Velez, wife of his official predec.s-
sor. will remain at the Cuban Legation
until June 10, when she Will remove tc
i the cottage she has leased IN Chevy
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Infants Department

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Mrs. T. NJ. Owen was hostess Mon
day afternoon for the Five Hundred
Club, the meeting proving one OF spe-
cial enjoyment. In the games, Mrs
and Miss Tillman was consoled with
the BOBBY.
Mrs. Alex J. Field was hostess Sat
urday afternoon for charming
bridge party. complimentary to Miss
to become the bride of Frank Webb,
cf Durham. Miss Capehart, of Avoca.
was an out Of town guest.
Mrs. James n. Pou. Miss Edith Pou.
Mrs. c. w. Barrett. Miss Dixie Leach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels
the brilliant celebration OF the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Sand
ers, at Snlithfield, this week.
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Taylor. of Wilmington. returned home
Thursday after a visit to Miss Tempe

Taylor. Of Wilmington. returned home
Thursday after a visit to Miss Tempe
Green.
Mrs. Walker Campbell and children.
of Richmond. are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Tilghman.
Mrs. B. E. Edwards. of Wilmington.
has been spending the week with her
brother. Captain J. S. Barr.
Miss Florence Allen Hart. Jessie
Green and Jeanette Nlusgrove have
returned from Greensboro.
Miss Mary Barr, OF Wilmington. is
here to spend some time with her
brother. Captain ]. S. Barr.
The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club
gave "a letter shower" complimentary
to Miss Annie ". Pierce. who will sail
with a party of friends for Europe
about June 1. THE shower" contains
letter from each member OF the club
to Miss Pierce, with all kinds of good
wishes and expressions. Of love. not to
be opened until she Is we'll out Of
sight of all land upon the seas. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Washington D. c., May 2s.-The pro
gram this week included the last OF
Mrs. Tat,'s garden parttes.fthe Gerry.
Townsend wedding, the celebration OF
an ancient Greek festival Daphnepho.
ria, for the dedication OF society and
settlement work; two golf tournaments
and comet parties too numerous to
mention. For each event out-of-town
guests made house parties a necessity.
and few OF the larger homes with chat
elaines still in town. were without.
their full quota OF vis!tops. Staying
at the White House was the Presidents
brother. Charles P. Taft, OF Cincinnati.
man had the latter's brother. Mr.. Sher-
rill. Of New York. as the guest for
whom they gave a small dinner on
Tuesday.
Knox, who are still in mourning fol
the latter's aunt. who resided with
them until her death in the early win
ter. will make weekend trip to their
p rsem 81 S1 remain 0fs over pecoraton 81,
Day and complete arrangements for
spending the summer there.
Secretary Of War and Mrs. D!ckin-
going for brief visits to friends else
where as fancy dictates or weather de-
\ ulands.
Z s.
iwife and daughters Of the Secretary OF
the Navy. will go as usual to their
summer home near Hamilton. Mass.
within easy motor distance OF Beverly
where the warm weather White House
will be established when Congress ad-
journs.
! Mrs. Richard Achilles Ballinger. wife
Of the Secretary of The Interior. was. as
heretofore. the first of the Cabine,
hostesses to quit the capital. her early
going being necessitated by the need
OF her companionship. felt BY her owr
and Mr.. Ballinger's mother. both OF
whom have passed the allotted three
score and-ten span OF life. When she
left for Seattle. May IA, she took witt
her the assurance of much affection
from the women In Official life and the
esteem of all who witnessed her brave
effort to overcome the difficulties o!
her position during the season.
The summer plans Of the diplomatic
corps took very definite shape aftel
the weeks dip into something like rea
warm weather. The dean OF the corps
the Austro- Hungarian Ambassador an
Baroness Hengelmueller. who wen
abroad early in the spring to welcome
Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt to thei
home country decided before leavini
town, to establish their summer en-