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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28

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9aIerie bes 3uihauerraumes uber err
bob fif, als er peritegt mar, tpie sine
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brGnste aus Dem MenfTngttpubl ndt
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bic Irme Dor ith.
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bobene 5anb nab biefer Gruu ,uno
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aus.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28

Gle GupinstOn Cffite iiir bas uGiu'
rinnatler &olfsDlutt" befinDet I'D tn
8ebaube gtu. 509-511 Iabiiou
slucnue, slnseisen, Wttttbeilungen
nnb Seitellunsen iracuo,peldJer Art
uerbrn bis 10 llfr Slbenbs oaielbit
sntacscngenDmmeu. Srlspbuu SoHtb
5254.
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Der 8rocerift BON Qublop. Der auf 8es
ichulbigung Der 5rau 2lnna OObbs,
BON ben @robgeItpDrenen pegsn
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ren Wi!len, in Qntlage3uitano gfeBt
tuuroe, puroe geitern BON ben 9eihpoz
renen i'm @ircuitgerihte bon Der 2ln=
tIo9e frei9siproten.
- Seiie Zeal b:rtlagte bic 2puiss
billie uno Nai6pttle Giienbabn Comp.
auf g3ahlung BON $5O1O.50 Shqoenz
srIab, 9oftoren uno 4pDtbetsr Rehz
nungen, fir psrfOnlthe gerleBungen,
bic @r an Is. Sept. 1912 nabe Gdtop<
bd Station erlitt.
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lOipn, pa., 1T Der Sat- oes 6errn Gus
Us. WSenutSer. bon Der WtaoiIon 4oe.
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gen: SO6n s. Craig unb q. u. Seis
Ter an 5ruu Gbit6 M. Hait', Got an
Der l8. Str, IS Sub Ditlih Der
Goflanb Qoe., 81. - Sen Stepbans
an bic Sruitees Der Cincinnati Sous
tbern giIsnbotn Comp, nebrsre 2anbs
Itre6en an Der iubEiden Gifenbabn
fHr $400. - Charles Gug. unb 4nna
8. Glart an Miuni: 3. GonneIln. Got
Ro. 80, in Der s. 8. Quploip ssarm
lnterobthetlung an Der Sa5sn Strabe,
83 bel 135 SUB, $500.
y GheIheine: Games 2l. Drerel,
R7 unb Maraaretbe s. Gullone, 35,
beibe BON Cincinnati, 3. - Geora
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hioe bon Columbus, 8. = 6arben
5arter, %, BON 0slatpare, 8. un6
Gnna glodburn. %, bon Gopington,
RD.
Sploia Gall erlangte einen Ser
5aftsbefebl gegen @rnsit SaslI lpesen
5riebensbru6s. S6eu foil bic Nnz
Eldgertn an Der pite Strabe mibz
hcHbelt baben.
Die Snipettion oer ct. sSo6annes
ri
hitter bes 2. Diitritts bon Rentudp,
fsnbst am 9ienitos, ben 81. December,
IN Der Irmorp Salle burd Col. yeila
man itatt.
= Di. 2eine beg i'm Speers 6ez
lpitol oeritorbenen R. 6. @atfh, Water
bon Ben. s. @atf9, purbe nah Or.
forS. g., kbufs gefattuns sefanbt.
- Stabtse,iht: Spf. Walbinston
FRelt pegfu 9srumIungerns so Sa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28
&a1tS,t une Ueuetue.

Dr. 8. S. Gmsrp unb Satin
Die elnise Gage in Columbus, g., iit
auf geiua befanoen, iino ssltern mad
Oaptpn auriidsstebrt.
5rau German Soslins, gattir
beg Stabtaiieiiors SOeIins ppn Dab;
ton srlitt seitern einen 56lasanfall ir
ibrsr Wobnung, 0o. 1112 8. Qpenue
Sbr 3uitdno lit Elm fritifdsr.
Sulius Stumpf, bon go. e17
genbam Strobe, 9aptoa, itarb ae:
tern In feiner Wobnung i'm Otter por
60 Sa6ren.
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3 a IN Tito n.

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3err Goaarb Srud, 449 sao Tiimite
Strake. 9ea Gel. 476 g., 9ome
ybOHe 1881 y. s
Georse DabibfOn, pel4er ben
ungarn Grant 0iatar ober Sehdr,
NIT elmer BierfIafAe am aopf pers
leBte, fpurbe geitern Dem Jriebensrih~
ter bon Stein porsefiibrt unD auf bic
4ntlase oes tbdtli9en Mnsriffs 3ur
3oblung Don $40 unb 3oiten fotpie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28

Die.ber Gaarep;ti d err
3ogen tp rb. Nn bic tpioeripruhss
pollen Rahridten bon Der arantkit
pss gsareniobnss antniipieno. mnht
Der Figaro" einis. 4ngaben iiber
bic 2lrt unb Weiie, in Der bas 2eber
uno bic Gr8isbung bes gsanpitid gee
reselt 1T. Wie bel ben tleinen Grobs
fiiritinnen bat audi BET benz iebt 81
Sabre alien Grobfiiriten 4Ieris ytito-
iajetpiti9 bic GSarin ielbft oas Grs
aiebunssprosramm aufgeitellt, bat bic
Stunben Der 5agesarbeit sereeelt urb
iprad aud BEL Der Muspabl Der gra
Sieher bas sntf6eibenbe Mort. Der
friibere Sprahlebrer am petersbureer
pasentorps 9ebeimratb petrotp -Ieitet
ben allgemeinen lnierriht. Jn ben
9eiit Der franS0iiiden Sprahe spiro
bas ainb burh ben friibsren gr5iebsr
b,s grobfiiriten Sergius bon lenhz
tsnbers, M. Giaiarb, sinsefii6rt. Die
religi0ie graiebuns bes tiinftigen
8e6errI6ers aller Reuben liegt tn ben
!6dnben bes graprieiters Wafiljep.
Den ensliiden llnterriht aber bat ith
bic Muttsr Islbit porbebalten. Wobin
Der g3aretpitid aud reiit, INNER III er
bon allen ieinen &ebrern besleitet. fie
biIbsn sleidfam. iein pdbagogifdts
gsfolge. Denn Der unterriht ipirp
aud auf Heiien unb i'm Sommtraue
fentbalt niht ausseiebt, nur ber SUM-
unb Der Suli, bi. .3sit Der sr0bten 9iz
be iinb 5srisnmonate; In ben iibrigen
9agen bes Sabres aber bat Der tleine
@roBfiirit. BON ben Gonntasen abges
ieben. unbarmkr5is Sag fir Gag
iein penium au leiften. Die Mrbeitss
fumme, bic ben 2etrern aufGltt TT
bafiir aud nibt alI3u bod bemeHtn.
Nah benz BON Der gaartn ousssarb<iz
teien Stunbenplan bari ibr Sobn tGga
li4 b0Hitens brei 2ebrftunben baben;
erit fir fpdtere Sabre lit eine Grtpei@
teruns bes Stunbenplanss porse1eben.
Der unterridt ksinnt tdslih I'm 8
llbr 0ormittags. lleber bie Mrt, in
Der Der tleine Gaarenfobu fih NIT feie
men Shularbsiten abfinbet. finb llos
turgemab senauere ginaelbeiten niht
au erfabren getpeien; man tpeib nur,
bab Der anabe Defenders an ben Dor
lefeitunben srub. Greube bat unb olh
i'm @ef4idtsunterridbt. Der fih eintz
speilsn natiirlih i'm Weientlihep oui
ruiiif4e 1elbenlesenben beI1rGntt, pieI
Snterei1. oeigt. Die t0rperlidx Musz
bilbung feines Sobnes folI Der Gaor
felbit leiten, obglei1 Der aoiier Be-
fonntlid fir Sport unb 9urnsn ni9t
aIau biel Ginn bat. Mber ers leGt
sroben Wertb barauf, bab iein itsiner
Sobn Bel 3eiten abgebGrtet iperM unb
bab er tdslih. aud in ben Wintermor
ndttn, seniigtnb in frifher freier Cuff
perbrinst. Cine srobe Rolle ipielt
du9 bic fostnannte militdrifde Gtaie<
hune, bic einittpeiI. n bdrin b<iteM, bob
Der tleine Grobfiirit eemeiniam msl
gleiduItrisen Hinbern bon 6ofbsdmsn
erer5isrt unb fOlbatifd sebrillt mirbs
4ebentliHes gisenIpt.
Sic boben ipoH cine febr srsbe
prayis. Gerr Dpftor9s
slr5t: 8 ID, ipsr fi@ etnmoI bon
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81 60 9asen Sdft i'm gountp ! 0sz
f1nanib perurtbeilt.

81 so 5usen Sdft i'm gountb ) 0ez
fdngniB perurtbeilt.
- Grau @erepa aubn itarb pors
eeitern Nhenb in Der Wobnung ibrtr
2p6ter, 6rau Ratberine Shntte, go.
116 aabn 4penue, i'm Mlter BON 7S
Sabren.
- 6rau Sable Wrigbt BON Wo.
445 Miami Strabe erlas porgeittrn
Nbenb nad LANCER arantbeit imMerep
Soipital einem Masenleiben I'M NIter
bon 40 Sabren.
- Tur elm Mngebot fir bic 5000, :
1000 Bombs, tpelhe fir ben gdu elmer
neuen StabthulIe ausseseben uerben,
tpurbe seItern Wtttag bon oem 3on1
troaratb unb benz Stabtaubttor
8rimmer seDffnet, neil stpei gieter gu
ipdt- tamen. Die 8reebzgllicits6 6arris
| ion 60. bon Cincinnati bot $500
prdmte, pari unb oufseluufen. 3tn=
fen fir Die Bombs unb Der Stabt=
ratb iprah ben gantters in elmer
Spe5tal1lBune se1tern Abeno Die
Bombs au.
= probatrifter gonnausbton tpiro
etne unteriuduns ibsr ben @eiitesz
5uitano bon Siram 5aplor @reen bon
2emon Tfbp. pornebmen,
- Sdmuel 8olbpna, Elm Mirtb
bon W2iDnletoipn, bate pproeItertl
@benb bort einen Mprttpehiel nit eis
mem setpiHsn Gbeiter 0allili, tpeIher
gerdbe In bas 2otal sintrat, uno
feuerte einen Rebolber auf benIelbsn
ub unb brnhte linn eine aueenTheins
li6 lebenssefGbrIife Wunbe BET.
0ulliui liegt i'm hisIigen Mercp 5ofpiz
tai in einem pretdreu 3uftuno barniez
Der.
- Or. 8. u. Sermann lit nit fei=
ner Satin bon einem 8eiu6 BEL 0erz
luanoten in pittsburg suriidgetebrt.
-Ilf. 8. gfsbmonb, tpelter bon
Der 2ena acelib i'm polisetseridt Der
8erfiibruns angetlaet Itebt unb am
5. Gebruar ein Usrbor beite6sn mub,
puroe poreeitern Nbenb auf bic Ins
fluge zines Is Sabre alien Wldbhens
bon Dem pcli3iiten grannpn perbdftet
uno benz Rihter 0arb pom Slgenbges
ri4t porsefiibrt unb eesen Sursf6aft
big gum 0erbDr belite Mpreen ents
laTen. 9as Medb6sn be6auptet, bab
Rebmonb iie sbenfulls perfiibrte.
Sanes UliIer, %, Detroit,
Wfi6., unb 9enepa gergamper, 10,
Bort Union; Grneit Rosbud. 21, unb
2ucp Gopls, 80, Beibs bon Wibblss
topn, iotpie Walter Mosbrina 25.
unb Glen Ritter, 25, 8etoe BON
Wioo!stolpn, erlansten 9sirutbss
iheine.
- 0as S9idial Don Carl S6ultr
beib, Der betanntlib am IA. Sept.ms
Der 1911 BEN 5arbigsn Soiepb
9droeitb erIdob, rubt geeenipGrtig in
ben 6dnoen Der 9eIdtporenen, bor
oenen iein prp3eb in ben lesten 5agen
perbanoeIt porben lit. Die 9erhdnoz
lunsen srrsi6ten seitsrn ihren ab-
Ihlub.
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II E ~ y TT.

Die Silber @rope 2anb unb
guiloisns gomn pertlaete Marsas
rette aaue mnb Gath. Serrinse um BEN
Wsrtauf zines 2anb:ompleres burhs
3ufeSen.
- Die Damenmanassr Der prot.
Campbell SO. Rinberbimath halten
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
When Woman is Ashamed.

A woman Is always little ashamed
4 the husband OF whom she cannot n
ealous.--Lifs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
MAID OF THE MIST"
RUNS ON ROCKS NEAR
NIAGARA FALLS CATARACT

Associated Press Dispatch.
Niagara Falls, n ", Sept. o1.-
The Maid of the Mist, the lit
steamer that for years has car re
tourists close TO the tumbling we ae-
of Niagara Falls. ran on the rocks
today, a short distance below th
cataract The situation was so srav
that life boats were made ready 70
launching and the twenty passe
gers were equipned with life pre-
servers BY slHlful a1euverin,
however, Capt Carter released tn.
steamer by its own power. am
brought the passengers TO the bos t
landing
Today's mishap is the nearest ar
preach b an accident that has oc
Cured in the forty-fye yeas ~,
"trip has been made by the presau
Maid Of the Mist ana her pred ace.
sors. II has not been determine
whether the boat was damaged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
ATTORNEYS SEEK
TO FIND WHAT
SCHEPPS SAID
'wo Witnesses Examined in Hear
ing Being Conducted by Both
Sides at Hot Springs

ssociated Press Dispatch.
Hot Springs, Ark, Sept. 81 Two
witnesses were examined here, today
efore Special Commissioner Huff, IN
he hearing 10 determine what Sam
.chepps said in Hot Springs. at the
inc he was taken into custody, as
witness in the Rosenthal murder
ase in New York.
Thomas Petit, acting mayor when
chepps was arrested. said Schepp
declared New York lawyer advised
i'm TO make your getaway, and &C
far as you can Sehepps, the
illness said, gave the name Of his
dvisor as lawyer named Sullivan
ut who went no further into his
IDENTIFY.
]. H. Sullivan, New Orleans,
ewspaper man, was the second wit
ess. He had been appointed, he
aid, by a detective in the interest,"
counsel for Becker. but had told
Its interviewer he knew nothing,
4 relation TO Schepps.
District Attorney Whitman OF
lew York, and } w Hart repre-
enting Police Lieut.. Becker, ques
toned the witness The eXamina
ion will be resumed Monday, whe'
Hilbert Hugabottom, proprietor OF ;
bath house will be called Schepps
t is said, frequented his place
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
| News OF THE RIVERS
Cairo Gauge.

At A p. m. yesterday the river
stood at 152. a fall OF a durin; Il
preceding "a hours.
Towboat Dorothy Barrett arrived
at G a m yesterday from the, lower
Mississippi with two barges of logs
departed at / p. m, for st. Louis
with same tow.
Towb0at Fulton arrived light at G
a. m. yesterday from the lower Mis-
sissippi; departed at 1880 for the
upper Ohio with six empty boats.
Towboat Jim Wood arrived al
11:2O a. m. yesterday from the
lower Mississippi.
Towboat Metropolis arrived at
1885 a. m yesterday from Metrop-
oils with two empty barges and one
derrick boat. passed to the lower
Mississippi
Towboat Mengel Box Co. arrived
at 1850 a. m. Yesterday from
Mound City: passed to Hickman with
two empty barges.
Cairo and Paducah packet Rapids
arrived and departed yesterday on
time.
Str. Stacker Lee arrived at p
M yesterday from ST. Louis left
at $50 last night for Memphis
Str. Kentucky, due since Friday
arrived at II p m. last night anC
left Is minutes later for St Loua
River Forecast.
The Ohio, from the mouth Of the
Wabash to Cairo, and the Wabash
at Mt Carmel, win continue to fal
for the next forty-eisht hours Tn,
Mississippi, from below St Louis t
above Cairo. and the Tennessee, a
Florence, will rise for several days
The Tennessee, at JohnsonvilIe, viii
probably not change much durinl
the next forty-eight hours, but wit
a rising tendency.
w. IT, HOSSLER.
Official Temporary in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
MOUNDS

Mrs. viii Robinson was in Cairo
on business Thursday.
Mrs. r Il. Camp and mother, Mrs.
VIM. Brelsford, were Cairo shoppers
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Rife, Of Villa Ridge, was
in Mounds yesterday.
Manon Bankston. Of Pulaski, was
in Mounds Thursday transactlng bus
mess.
Glenn Melton was in Cairo on bust
mess Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Holmes, of Cairo, is
visiting the family of r. A. Cunning
ham.
Mrs Emma Schuler and Mrs.
Harry Lawler, of Mound City, were
in Mounds on business Thursday af-
ternoon
Mrs Chas. Bartholomew is visiting
lin Pulaski! this week.
! Mrs Or, Royal, Of villa Ridge,
was a Mounds caller yesterday.
Mrs. Leo Albright was, in Mound
City on business Friday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
CHINESE CHOP SUEY
RESTAURANT OPENS
IN VINCENT BLOCK

The Chinese chop suey restaurant
n the Vincent block was opened yes
erlay and was visited by many eiti-
GEMS, The bill ot fare, which in
cIudes both Cniuese and American
dishes, comprises about forty Chinese
dishes, some of them costing $3.50 a
portion, Among these dishes are
nineteen varieties Of Chop Suey,
In price from csc to $500,
four styles of foyoung 35c to $1.00;
subgum at $125; four styles of
garmein 35c to 75c; yetcamein 15c;
rice in Mandarian style, five differ
lent combinations 35c to Use.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
Is YEARS OF LIFE LOST

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 81
That there is waste OF - years IL
the average human life in this coun
try, owing to unsanitary modes G
living, and that this waste can b.
prevented, thus to all practical pur
poses adding is years to human life
~ one of the announcement Whit
viii be made by Prof. Irving Fish
OF Yale, in his report to the Ma
tional Conservation Congress in In
dianapolis on Oct. i,
Prof. Fisher is vice president 0
the new national organization 70
public hygiene.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

Mrs Geo. Blank was in Cairo to
see a dentist Thursday afternoon "
The Misses Ruth Byr nand May
Palmer were guests OF Mrs. DR.. Hnd-
son Thursday evening.
Mrs. V. Atherton left Saturday for
IA visit with her mother in Ken
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

tional church will give a trolley
party next Friday night, Sept. 81.
Miss Norma Clanton was in Cairo
on business Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Mize who has been
quite sick for the past week is abld
TO be out again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

tiyes in Mound City Friday evening
Rev. Runalls was a Mound City
caller Friday afternoon.
Miss Nell Runall has been visit
ing her brother and family in Cairo
the past week.
The Ladies Aid OF the Congrega-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
RANCHFR IS HELD
AS AN ACCONPLIC
OF SLAYER SNEED
'oreman Denies He Had Any
knowledge Of Plan to Kill
Boyce

.ssoniatcd Press Dispatch
Amarillo, Tex, Sept, 21-In the
rrest Of r. b, Epping, foreman on
We Sneed ranch near Paducah, Tex
the police today believe they have
captured the mysterious assistant OF
Ohm BeaI Sneed in his concealmelt
Tor d week at Amarillo near the
Gene of the killing OF AL G. Boy g,
Jr.
Epping was identified by 0. j. Gill
in. from whom he rented the house
lere and in which Sneed is alleged
have been concealed, and l. j,
Kendrick, from whom he purchased
he window shades put in the house
he day before Boyce was killed.
According to District Attorney
bishop, Epping admits being in ANA
lilo with Sneed, but denies any
knowledge OF plan to kill Boyce
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

been sick, is able to be out.
Mrs. Geo. Blank won the prize for
making the most money for the doll
lar social, the amount being $l0.f5.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roach of villa
Ridge were in Mounds Friday morn
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

lucky.
MIR. Il. SheeFer and daughter OF
Wound City were guests Of relatives
in Mounds Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Blum were
Cairo visitors Friday.
Miss Lucille Britton visited rela-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
7--
GOV. HADLEY WILL
SOON ANNOUNCE
CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT
Associated Press Dispatch.

associated Press Dispatch.
Jefferson City. Mo-, Sept. 81. II
became known, tonight that Gov.
lHadley, preliminary to announcing
what he intends to do upon the
presidential proposition, has not fed
all his appointees in the state chat
they are free to do as they please
in regard TO national candidates.
He Is keeping 70 himself what he
Will say next Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22
Local Data Yesterday.

Highest temperature -. ESQ -..-s ~
Lowest temperature ....--. "a
7 D. m. temperature .......-... %
Character Of day ..,...... Ciouay
"a hour precipitation .......... 20
Sunrise and Sunset.
Sun will rise today .......,.. ga"
sun will set today .-.-...... $50
Weather Forecast.
For Cairo and vicinity-Sunday
Weather unsettled with probably
showers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-22

Advertisements In The Bulletin
bring resultS.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-02
MONUMENT SOCIETY MEETS.
Governors 20 Call Attention to Alb.
sence of Tablets.

The Washington National Monument
Society met yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Theodore W. Noyes, 1880
New Hampshire avenue The secre-
tary, Fred L. Harvey. reported that the
governors of States not represented by
tablets in the Washington Monument
will call the attention of the legisla-
lures to the matter.
The States without tablet represen-
tation are Colorado, Idaho. washing
ton. Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico,
and Texas. 1t was deemed expedient
to suggest to the various governors to
present their memorials at about the
same time, in order that the occasion
might be marked with special cere-
monies. Hopes were expressed that
the tablets might be ready for place
ment by Washington's birthday next
year.
The next meeting of the society will
be held February %, when the annual
election Of officers viii be held. Justice
Brown presided at the meeting yester-
day, at which were present members of
the Supreme Court, of the Senate. and
the House, officers of the army and
navy, other promipent government Of
ficials. and private citizens. A recep-
tion by Mr.. Noyes in honor of the mem
bers Of the society concluded the
meeting.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-02

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox
left the receiving line about 2:i5, as
their breakfast to the diplomatic corps,
the members of the Foreign Relations
Committees of the House and Senate,
and the higher officials of the State De-
paFtment and their wives, began at
O'Clock in the building OF the Pan-Ameri-
can Union. The building was almost
sblaze with gay poinsettia- The Secre-
tary and Mrs. Knox received alone at
the head .ssf the south stairway, the
guests passing them and going into the
huge apartment behind them or on down
the stairs again and to the dining-room,
where the buffet breakfast was served.
: The Engineers Band played and the
guests danced merrily for several hours.
This ended Mrs. KnoX's receiving for the
day, but the other women OF the Cabinet
circle held receptions in their own homes
during the afternoon hours, except those
who were absent from the line at the
White House.
The splendid home Of the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh was
the scene of a very large reception from
o'clock on. Mrs. MacVeagh stood in
her beautiful white and gold drawing
room with its gold walls and onyx man
tel She was assisted by Lady Emily
Lawrence, her house guest; Mrs. Hilles.
Mrs. Norman Williams, Mrs. Wesley
Merritt, Mrs. Charles Hapgood, Mrs.
Francis W. Taylor. Mrs Medill McCor-
more, Mrs. Preston Gibson, Miss Scids
mord, Miss Switzerland, Miss Mary
Switzerland, Mis- Mary Carlisle, Miss
Harriet Wadsworth, Miss Georgianna
Hopkins, Miss Draper, Miss Honor Law
renee, Miss Carver, Of Chicago. house
guest and Miss Ruggles. Tea and punch
and ices were served at the head Of the
main stairway in the great dining hall
of the MacVesgh home.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs,
Fisher had a pleasant company of visi-
tors during the afternoon in their home
in Connecticut avenue, which was the
home OF Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson
last year, when the former was Secretary
Of War. Mrs. Fisher was assisted by
Miss Katherine Britton, Miss Ruth Noyes,
and several other young girls.
Mrs. Meyer and her daughters received
a large number of visitors, principally
the naval officers, there being no recep-
ton in the home of Admiral Dewey. the
Meyer home being the rendezvous for
the navy. Mrs. Meyer was assisted by
a large company Of naval hostesses, in
Guiding Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife Of
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy;
Mrs, Hollyday. Mrs. FechteIer, Mrs.
Fletcher, Mrs. Vreeland, Mrs Cowie,
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Twining, Mrs Bid
die. Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs.
Badger. Mrs. Potts. Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs.
Russell Mrs. BellSnap, Mrs. Idyinrston
Hunt, Mrs. Kaiser. Mrs. w. S. Turpin.
Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Rose Brad
ford, and the Misses Meyer, and thtIr
house guest. Hiss Frances Saltonstau
Mrs. NageI. wife OF the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor, was at home, as
sisted by Mrs Cable, wife OF the Assist
ant Secretary OF Commerce and Labor;
Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith. wife OF The
The Washington herald., 1912-01-02
KNOXES GIVE A BREAKFAST
DIPLOMATS AND OTHERS
PanAmercan Building Cabinet Members
Observed New Years Day.

Chief of the Bureau OF Corporations;
Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Mrs. Edward
Carpenter, Mrs. Thomas T. Gan, Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, Miss Sophy Johnston,
Miss Mary winsIow. and Miss Nagel
and Miss Squire.
The home of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives is always one OF the
most important Of the open houses" but
the absence of Speaker Clark in the
West caused Mrs. Clark to receive with
the ladies' of the Congressional Club, at
the clu6house -
Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver, wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of War, was the
ranking hostess yesterday for the army.
She had assisting her Mrs. Leonard
Wood, wife of the Chief of Stan, L. S. A {;
Mrs. Darlington, wife of Gen. E. A. Gar
hngton; Mrs. WOtherspoon, wife OF Gen.
w. W. Wotherspoon; Miss Oliver, and a
number Of the young women Of army
circles