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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-27

BRINGING A CARGO of lumber
consigned to Allen and Robinson the
schooner Mary Foster arrived In port
from Port Townsend having sailed
from there on September 3. The Fos-
ter is In command Of Captain George
Johnson and will begin dischargng
her cargo today
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-27
NEWS NOTES FROM
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

The Kamehameha cadets turned
out for drill Friday forenoon and
went through the different close
order drills The new recruits are
learning fast and II will not he long
before the cadets will be using the
arms.
Order No. 3 of the cadet battal-
ion was posted on the bulletin board
saturday. The following promotions
are announced in the cadet corps:
LIST Sergt. II. Brandt TO the end
lieutenant, Sergt. II. Apo to be list
sergeant. Corporal u. Pahia to be
sergeant. Corporal G. Hapai to be
sergeant. Private T.. Akiona TO be
corporal, Private Il. Noah to be cor
poral, Private X. Chung to be cor
poral.
Order No. 2.
The following hours for drill and
Rotations In military science are
prescribed. The musician of the
guard will see that the proper calls
are sounded at the time stated in
this order:
Drills-Wednesday Ssto 0 n. M;
Friday, II a. m. to IL noon; Sun
day, 4 to p, m.
Recltations-Daily from to $3.50
a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-27

The Kamehameha cadet battalion
is still In Glass A among the mill
tary schools in the States. This
shows that Captain Winters has done
splendid work with the battalion
last year.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mrs. George r. Vaughan gave a large
tea to the ladies' of the American Surgi-
cal Association. Mrs Vaughan took pos
session of her large home, 1929 I street.
formerly one OF the embassies. The draw
ing rooms and the dining-room were dec
GRATED with palms, pink spring blossoms.
and pink roses. Mrs Vaughan was as
sisted I'm receiving the guests by Mrs.
Sternberg. In the dining-rOom were
Mrs. Rush Logic and Mrs l. s. Stone.
Mrs Curtis Wilson presided at the punch
bowl Those assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. James Stevenson. Mrs.
W. T. Malone. Mrs. Daver. Mrs. W. Carr.
Mrs. Stiles. Miss Chaplain. DR. Resale
Slaughter Morton. Miss Kean. Miss E,liz-
abeth Beale. and Miss Vera Vaughan.
One of the most enjoyable dances OF
the season was given Tuesday evening.
in Brookland Hall. I'm compliment TO
MesSrs. Akehurst, Foster. Macdonald.
Crow, and Wilson. Of Washington. The
feature Of the evening was the novelty
dance. introducing flags of all nations
as favors. The figure was led by Miss
Ella Hill, of Virginia, and Mr.. Joseph
Banner. OF BroOkland, both succeeding
in drawing the American flag. The
chaperons Of the evening were Miss Re
becca NJ Pollard, Mrs. Caroline T. Jul
lien. and Mrs. Charles z. Molster. Among
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Portland. Me. She viii spend the sum-
mer months az Bar Harbor, where she
will go the latter part Of this month.
Capt. z. A. Macllin, L. s. A., and
family have located at Traverse City,
Mich, for the summer.
Mrs. Percy, widow Of Medical Inspector
Henry T. Percy, L. s. n. is spending
several weeks here, where she is guest
at 175S Corcoran street.
The Misses Goodwin, sisters Of the late
Capt. Walton Goodwin. L. s. n. who
have been spending several weeks here.
have returned to their home. IN Middle
town. Conn.
Mrs Robert Boyd IS the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. WaHing. wife Of Capt.
.B. T. Waning L. s n. at the New York
Navy Yard.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Niles and Miss
Niles are the guests Of Mrs. William
Bathurst Daingerfield. Alexandria, Va.
After spending the winter with her
daughter at Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
Mrs. a. A. DeLonre has returned 70
this city, and viii be at the Westmin-
ster. Seventeenth and Q streets. during
the month Of May.
Baron and Baroness Preuschen sailed
for Europe yesterday from New York
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wither they went Friday. Baron Preus-
schen is to take command Of one of the
ships OF the navy for the summer. and
the baroness will visit relatives. They
expect to return TO this city in Novem-
ber
Lieut. and Mrs Richard Wainwright
jr., the latter formerly Miss Alice Blech,
are now at the navy yard, having re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs. George T. Vaughan has as her
house guest Dr. Rosalie Slaughter Nor
ton.
Mrs. Shellabarger. who spent the past
winter with her grandson. Mr.. Samuel
Shellabargar, at Princeton. n. J., has
opened her home for the months of May
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and go to their summer place in Nova
Scotia. about forty miles south of Hall
fax.
Mr.. Edmund Domer Rheem, the cap
tain OF the freshman nine at Princeton,
arrived last night to spend the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
B. Rheem. He will return TO college on
Tuesday.
Mrs Louisa Gaines Blasdel and her
youngest son, Gerard Blasdel, have re-
turned to Washington after a long alb
sence IN New York, and are at the
ROchambeau.
Miss Margaretta Porter. daughter OF
Col John Biddle Porter L. s A., left
here yesterday for Philadelphia and
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attended the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by bridal supper. The couple
left for a short trip to New York and
Atlantic City. They will be at home to
their friends after June l. at 1902 Euclid
street.
The date OF the marriage Of Miss Mar
garet Barr, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Arlington Barr. and Mr. William
Starr Myers. of Princeton. n. j., has
been set for June s.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Moran announce
the marriage of their daughter. Grace
A. Moran. TO Elmer c. Gill, Of Baltimore,
Md The wedding took place April 30.
They are at home at 1920 Thirteenth
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Thompson and Mai.
Herman Schreiner. L. S. A.. retired.
were married last Monday by Rev c.
Ernest Smith. rector Of St. Thomas
Episcopal Church. at the home Of the
brides brother. Mr.. Augustus p. Cren-
shaw, in Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bauer, OF Topeka.
Kans. announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Wlhelmina Babetts, to Lieut..
Norman F. Ramsey. Ordnance Depart
ment. U. S. A. The wedding is expected
to be an event Of the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sinsheimer will be at
home In honor Of the engagement Of their
son. Mr.. Maurice y. Sinsheimer. TO Miss
Estelle Myers. OF Philadelphia. on Tues
day evening. May 10. from 10 10 o'clock,
at Potomac Bank Hall
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS

! The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs
| MaCNeagh entertained at dinner last
evening. Their guests were Senator and
/ Mrs. Dolliver, the Assistant Secretary Of
tho Treasury and Mrs. Charles D. Nor
ton. Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Phillips. Miss
I Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs Frank b.
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MacVeagh,
Of New York. nephew and niece of the
! Secretary; the Treasurer OF the United
States, Mr. Lee McClung; Hon. Henry c.
/ Emery. and Mr.. Hobart Chatfeld Taylor
Of Chicago.
| The summer table d'hOte dinners at the
! Chevy Chase Club were inaugurated last
night by a large party dining there These
| dinners are quite the feature OF the sum
mer season at the club. as the parties are
/ utually Dutch treats" Among the hosts
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt. who
/ had as their guests Miss Nahon. OF War
renton. Va. their house guest. Miss Flea
nor Terry, Lieut. Camperio, OF the Italian
Embassy. and Capt McNeal Among
others at dinner at the club were Mr. and
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan and Capt and Mrs
/ Carpenter Mr.. Gardiner Hubbard Bell
also had a party at dinner and Miss Olga
! Roosevelt was among the guests
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Meyer entertained at dinner last night
! Mrs. Archibald Davis entertained a
luncheon company In the home OF her
! father, where she IS visiting
! Mr. Won Breuning, Of the German En-
I bassy STAFF. Will entertain a company Of
| young people at a picnic and luncheon
at the tea house in old Pierce's Mil. in
! Rock Creek Park to-day.
! The Ursulines AT St Martin. Brown
/ County, Ohio. cordially invite all their
/ former pupils 90 a reunion AT alma
mater, June s, ., and 10. Information as
to accommodations and programme will
be given to all who request It before
/ May 20.
Or. and Mrs. Aurelius Rives Stands
gave a delightful luncheon TO the mem
bers Of the Orthopedic Association last
Wednesday at their home in sixteenth
street Among those receiving with them
were Mrs Gibney. OF New York. and Mrs
/ b l.. Hardin.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
Copyright BY G. V. Buck.

and June. Mr.. Shellabargar recently sail
ed for Germany. where he viii take a
three years course Of study at the Uni
versity Of Munich
The financial attache Of the Russian
Embassy. Mr.. Gregory Wuenkn. and
Nine. WIlenkin, who arrived i'm Washing
ton yesterday. are guests at the Shore
ham.
Senator Du POut is entertaining a house
party to-day which consists Of Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop
and the Minister from Sweden. al his
splendid place near wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Julian T. Wright. who has been
the house guest Of Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb
in this city for several weeks, has return
ed TO her home in Richmond.
| Mrs. J. c. Burrows, who has been WIS.,
/ iting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. George McNeir. on the Hudson
has returned 10 her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Marsh. Of Bridge
| port, Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon
Catlin. Of Philadelphia came down FOR
weekend visit to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Barker. Of Chevy Chase Seminary.
Miss Edgarina Hastings. niece OF the
| late Judge Norris. Is the guest of Mrs.
Eugene Raphel, Of Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss Hastings. who has been visiting in
West Virginia for seven months, expects
TO return to Washington soon.
Or. and Mrs Byron Caples who have
been in Washington during the eighth
| triennial session Of the Congress OF
American Physicians and Surgeons. have
returned 10 their home in Waukesha.
Wis Mrs Caples. who came on in adj
vance Of Or. Caples, visited her mother.
! Mrs Lucy Page STEELE. for two weeks.
and joined Dr. Caples at the New VIII
lard on his arrival here. Dr. Capies is
the member Of the national legislative
committee for Wisconsin Of the American
| Medical Physiological Association.
Mrs Ralph L. Sabln. OF Hastings
Nebr.. accompanied by her sister-in-law
Miss Gertrude Sabin, Of Beatrice. Nebr,
| is i'm the city for a prolonged visit 10 her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel SPEECH
/ at the Ashley.
Mrs Mark Myers and Miss Estelle
Myers, Of Philadelphia, are the guests OF
Mrs. r. Sinsheimer, of 32l2 N street
northwest
Mr. and Mrs c. e Brooks have been
spending few days in New York at the
! Hotel Victoria.
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Mrs. Ralph L. Sabin. OF Hastings,
Nebr., accompanied by her sister-in-law.
Miss Gertrude Sabin, Of Beatrice, Nebr..
is i'm the city for a prolonged visit 10 her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Speich,
nj the Ashley.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
PERSONALS.

President and Mrs. Taft. accompanied
by Capt. Archie w. Butt and Mr.. Mich
ael Bullitt occupied a box at the per-
Torrance Of "Brewster's Millions" at the
Columbia last night.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Sunday Evening Mt Raleigh Restaurant.
Hear CdrusO. Media, Cdlve. Scott. and
other stars in grand opera. accompa-
MED by SChrOeder's Orchestra ESQ 10 $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Mrs Mark Myers and Miss Estelle
Myers, of Philadelphia, are the guests OF
Mrs. r. Sinsheimer, of 32l2 N street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

For Elegant Bridal Turnouts
Write or phone DOwney's Stables. 1920
L St Carriages for weddings a speciality.
Very reasonable rates; best service.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
WEDDINGS

The marriage ceremony Of Mr. Web
ster L. Williams and Miss Bessie NJ
Cherry was performed Thursday night by
the brother of the bridegroom, Rev. G.
Ellis Williams, pastor of Woodside NJ f.
Church. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs f.
E. Springer. I'LL NJ street. The only at
tendants were Miss Elizabeth Springer,
of this city. and Mr.. Harry L. Twigg
of Cumberland, Nd
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Julia jackson and Mr.. John II. Baltz
which took place at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T.
Jackson, in Euclid street, last Wednes-
day evening, Rev. Paul A. Mcneil offici-
ating Only a small party OF relatives
For Elegant Bridal Turnouts
Write or phone DOwney's Stables, 1920
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
Needing Presents

I'm considering The purchase Of webbing
aft one naturally turns 10 Stlverware or Gut
GLASS as being most appropriate on6 acceptable.
Ne invite inspection with no obligation to
purcbase) Of our collection Of beautiful webbing
gifts. Obe stock is larger this pear than ever
before.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Mrs. Bowers. wife Of Solicitor General
Bowers. has gone to Atlantic City for a
time. I'm few weeks she and her
daughter, Miss Martha Bowers. will go
TO East Gloucester, where they have a
cottage, for the summer. In August the
Solicitor General and Mrs. Bowers will
go TO Europe
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Brooks have been
spending a few days in New York at the
Hotel Victoria.
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Continued on Page ;. Column 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Mrs. Redwood Yandergrift entertained
at a delightful tea yesterday afternoon
from 4 20 clock in honor Of her
cousin. Miss Jorgenson, Of New York,
her house guest.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Heath will close
their Washington home in a fortnight
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

The Austrian Ambassador sailed yes
terday from his country FOR New York.
Baroness Hengelmuller and their daugh-
ter will join him in this country later in
the summer.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

The first regular meeting Of Wendell
Wolfe Chapter. d. A. r.. WIS held at q
home Of the regent. Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe, last Monday, with a good at
tendance of members and one guest
Mrs. Howard L. HOdgkins. After sing
ing America" followed by prayer, tho
minutes were read and approved The
evening was devoted 70 the discussion Of
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

For over 100 years ii has
been sufficient guarantee Of
the Quality Of an article to
know 1t was bought at Gult's.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08

Miss Edgarina Hastings. niece Of the
late Judge Norris. is the guest of Mrs
Eugene Raphel, Of Wheeling, w. Va
Miss Hastings. who has been visiting in
West Virginia for seven months, expects
20 return 20 washington soon
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IIa6sIrn EHurt.

Harold Madden. IT, and NJ L-uTl
ruu.et. % daughter OF Mr. and Nr- Henry
O. twuet. we're married At 10 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon iu ~ James Epi-"o-
nal ,hur, h. Madison aVeuBc and seventy
fr-t stree. by the Rev DT End.'ot, Pea
body. assisted 10y the Rev. Dr Leighton
Parks MI-= Eumet. Who Was given IN
marriage by her father. wore a hite satin
gown 'rirIlrd win point lace and her
point lase veil was caught with coronel
1f orange blossoms. she carried lilies 81
the Wiley The Ml-sss Louise and JEANNE
Eu,Iust. sisters of the bride were the mRids
If honor The bridesmaids y ere the MiSse-
Helen 4ieNsndre. -. Suvda y. Katharine
SieAard. Ahoe kortrigit. sEd Marjorie and
Aiuri.i kingslsud They NOTe apricot
, plor-d tulle gowns. with hate 10 match.
and carried houuuets OF tea roses Gavin
Unaa~r q brother Of the bridegroom. uAs
fr. t..t man The ushsrs weTe John v
Suydam Ir Henry tOster Emmet. Jr
\rrnItage Whitman. Snowdcn Fahnestock
gorge E'ulen Roosevelt. T. kenneth Had
den. LeNl- l.. Delafeld, II and William ,.
TFngls \ reception followed the cere-
uorv a. the rssideu'e Of the brides parents.
% Fs.st Ss.Vpuly ninth street
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SINECTRE CHIEF or POLICE.
M0nAlaan &C Jersey CITY New Has Nothing
20 Ds Nut lpraN Iala SALARY.

Chief OF Police Frank MonAhan Of Jer-
sey City, whose advancement in one
year from n patrolman TO the head Of
the police department was one Of the mos,
TALKED OF moves 81 former Mayor Mark
NJ. Fagan's administration. was ahOru
Llsi night 10y Mayor IA. Otto Wittpenn' q
Board oG Police Commissioners of oil
his powers except his ability to draw
his salary warrant.
For many moons the police hoard has
been dropping the plainest kind Ut hints
that nothing would please the members
more than to have the chief quietly file
an application for retirement on half
pay. but MonahAn ~ enjoying the hest
Of health and likes his job.
This IL the hest job have ever had.
the chief has SAID TO numerous inter
viewers. and why in the world shou 4
be expected To give II up just A. long
aS ! do my full duty
The Question What shall we do with
Monahanr" has caused much anxiety
in the police board. and at last nights
meeting the problem was solved by re-
hevlTSg him 81 all responsibility in the
conduct OF the deaprtment and con-
NertIng him into hgurehead on his
present salary Of 81 tOO a year. Those
Who know MuTuAhan best are 81 the opinion
that the chief will not mind the chang
a bit. but on the other hand will probably
get lots of enjoyment out OF his shorn
job.
Under the new pan ths city IL divided
into two police districts with an tnspec-
tor m charge ~ each. The inspectors
will be absolutely Responsible Tor rhe
management OF the precincts in their
districts and will make semi-Enon'hly
reports direct To the police board. with
any recommendations which they may
think NJ for the improvemsnu Of the ser:
report daily To the inspectors and will
not have to bother their heads about
the chief 80 all
Chief Nonahan was asked after the adj
journment Of the hoard IL ne will now file
his application for retirement. Not by
damn sight he replied. i am not
that kind OF AN Irishman'-
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0NE0F BtCkLEr'SLARGE Rites
-upt. Hotchki.. Interested in the Travel
prs' sac OOO Cherk.

The int nee he ring will he taken up
to-day with the probability al the follow
ing men being called - wItnesses Elijah
r Kennedy. John r LunKer. vice-pTesi
dent Of the Travellers; Y v ClRpp. =. p
Chase. Emanuel n A. COrrea % the
Home Fire. Henry & Wilcox Vice-prcsi-
dent and general manager 81 the American
Surety Company. and William y. Hutch
ln-. president Il the North River Fire.
The interest of the day Is expected "a
centre about the testimony II Mr.. Lunger.
since. Supt HOtchkisS undoubtedly wall
try To find out more about the sl0.uO which
Bucks got from the Travellers The
check for tins $1,000. Of which Mr.
uotchki-- asked Buckley on Tuesday u
4 did NOT pass into the yellow dog fund :
WIS cashed at the New FORK Security and
Trust Company.
ALBANY. March ~ Franklin NJ Dams
her sid to-day that his sole connection
with iesal proceed ngs TO get the Prussis n
'fa Insure ncs Stock Company ~ Berlin
a cert tiir.ts 10 do btls mess in this stat
vs. 10 taka from Buckley a retainer of
s-5t end get Q pcremUtory writ 81 ma n
d.mu- directing the Sur"rintend' NJ 81
Ir-urrno, to i.-t.- the certificate and then
.o .rxu" nd win IN" cas-" on appeal
Tor winch h. Ch4 ry'd Bu rkl"y s2Sp NOR"
he me- nothing 10 20 with any I"g Slailve
4. u
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NEWS or PLaTS AND PLAYERS
''I.uIu's IiII~bands'' 20 yellow fOrbes-
RobrrIssn ~ NaNInr EIiIOGt's Theatre.

-Iulu's Husbands farce adAptec
from the French Ivy Thompson Buchanan
IN when Mabel Harrison and Harry
Cun1r ar. featured. will be the attrac.
tiun at Maxine Elhott's Theatre follow.
ing the engagement 1t Forl'~s-Rob~rt.
son and opening on Monday evening
April II. On the same day Forbe~-
Robertson. who concludes his New York
season N saturday, April .. will open his
Canadian tour.
The Shubert- announce" that their new
Thirty-ni street theatre positively
will be opened by Mime. NCzimova in
LATHE EyoIf- On Monday evening. April
IL
Grace Ia Rue will he sscn in Molly
Hay - the Hackett Theatre on Friday
evening. April =. insteld u on April 7.
as previously announced.
Christie Macdonald has be-n engaged
o. replace Corinne in Mime Trouhadpr.
the op-rettl 10y Felix Alhini aud Joseph
Herpert. which - to open soon Corinne
wac tasen ~ On Wednesday and will not
he able IN play again for some time
Children and youths from the Eduoa-
tional Theatre will give a fairy play en-
titled odd Pipes and the Dryad. adapted
from Frank r. Stocktons story. AZ the
Bella co Thsatre on Friday afternoon.
April :, 81 $50 O'Clock. Miss Wagner's
Children's Orchestra will take the place
Of the regular theatre orChestra.
Earle Browne ~ the Alias Jimmy VAL
..ntine" company has G ompleted a play
designed for the Use ~ Wilton Lacksye
next season ID deals with the intFigues
e the French court during the peace
negotiations following the American Revo-
luton and love afair 81 one 81 Benja-
min Frankhn's household which almost
nuIlIfied the efforts Of Franklin. John
jay and Adams Tho part intended for
Mr.. Lackaye IL that % Or. Franklin.
One 81 the booths at the Actor Fund
fair will he Creole booth. contributed
by the business men OF New Orleans. II
will represent a palmetto shack made
Of palmetto from the Louisiana swamps
and will ~. erected in the fashion adopted
hy fishermen and trappers % the maj shes
~ protect themselves against the weather
and mosquitoes Creole BEAUTIES will
have charge Of Il.
The operetta Die FOerster CHRISTI
CHRISTI the for~stsr's daughterD has
leen substituted for Die Rabj sbraut-
C-Thc Rajah's Brlde") at the Irving Place
Theatre and will he played with Miss
Itlcie Engelke ~ the title role and Director
BurRarth - Kaiser JOSEF H. tonight
Friday and saturday. For the high
school students a performance q Schil-
lar's Wilhelm Tell with Director Bur
garth IN the title role will 10 given On
Saturday afternoon for high school stu
dents at half prices
Motion pictures 81 the recent boat race
between Oxford and Cambridge on the
ThameS arrived IN the Adriatic yesterday
afternoon and were exhibited at the
American Music Hall last night.
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Ven siunn ItoSt.

w,SutN.ruN. March N Miss Constance
How. Younger daughter Of the counsellor
~ Tho state Department and Mrs Henry
VI Hoyt. wa married ~ noon to-day Ia
Ferdinand Won SUNNI. second secretary 81
fh. German Embassy The ceremony SAs
psrTprtN@d IA the brides home On Rhode
Islam a,.nge and only the immediate
TsrrFtNr- AMI intimate iriendtS OF the bride
anil ~ Itrgrgofn aerr present The bride
b. a. attended by Mr- Phutp HichbOru
-tsfsr oil tho brtie Who acted a. mafron
10. .unor The gey. holland Cotton smith.
rector 81 - Johns church. performed the
ceremony. AFTER vhtch iheT- Was break T.
fast .arycsl ~ -utall tsbis-z among the
,,t,...f- y ere hr f'rss tdert IS no Wa q Lass
mate 1T college ~ The -olicitOr. the German
ar-.l,..saador and Countess won Bern=tOrN
amt their datl ghtcr. Iouise Alev andra. and
ali the menb- r., 81 the German Embassy
stan
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the SeaGserS.

The steamship Carpathia. which sAil'
to-day for the Mediterranean. will have
on board:
The Rev. J. ". Armstrong. Miss Arm.
strong Mr.. and Mrs. 4. }. Belden. Mr. and
Mrs 7. ID. Bushnell. the Rev Bishop and
Mrs Palmer. the Hon. J. =. ami Mrs
Ii.ndrie. ! a.. ~. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs j. n
Patterson. n l.. Sveetser. Mrs. y. p. Sweet
ser and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ward.
On board the steamship George Wash
ngton. for Bremen, will he:
Mr. and Mrs G. " Adams Mrs. Ales-
sAndro BOnCi DT. and Mrs samuel Book
man, Count and Countess Lionel de Mon
teauuieu Mr. and Mr. Blair fairChild
Edward KnoblAuCh. FrOf. ". SembTiCh-
Stengei aud a. Tretnaine.
The steamship La Savoie. for Havre.
will carry:
Philip Brunei, Mr. and Mrs Ernest !
GutttnRer Count Jacques de Iiederk~rke
Mr. and Mrs. Victor MOuratlle and } ".
Wentworth
Among those who arrived yesterday on
board the steamship Havana. from Havana.
were AnthOny y Brady, Charles NJ
Starbuck. Julian Porter. United States
Consul at Nassau. William Hart Bennett
Colonial Secretary NJ Nassau. and Capt
Benj min HaTdaway, L. - A.