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4 4 THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16 1907
I RECEPTIONS RECEPTIONS CONGRESSIONAL DINNERS AND AND TEAS CLOSE WEEK FOR SOCIETY SOCIETyl
Belmonts BelmontsTo BelmontsTo
To Return ReturnTomorrow ReturnTomorrowi ReturnTomorrow
Tomorrow TomorrowMr
Mr and Mrs rs Hwfa H wfa a Wil Williams WilIianls Wilhams ¬
hams Their Guests GuestsSa GuestsSa GuestsSail
Sa Sail il l for England EnglandMr
Mr 11 and Mrs Hvfa Hlf Williams of Lon Ixmdon London London
don England who made mft e a months monthsvisit months181t monthsvisit
visit 181t in this country as the guests of ofMr ofMr ofMr
Mr and Mrs Parry pfIlr Belmont In their theirWashington theirVashlngtcn theirWaslttngtcn
Washington and Now York homes llomessalItd homessailed homessailed
sailed for England today to ay from Now NowYork XwYork Newfork
York Mr and Mrs 1118 Williams wont wentover wontoer wontover
over to New York ten days ago and andspent andspent andspent
spent some days with Mr and Mrs MrsJohn 1115John MrsJohn
John Jacob Astor joining the Belmonts Belmontsin
in their Fifth avenue home Mr 11 and andMrs andMrs
Mrs Belmont will return to Washington Washingtontomorrow Washingtontomorrow ashlngtontomorrow
tomorrow tomorrowMr tomorrowMr
Mr 11 and Mrs Williams illiams nre distin distinguished distinguished lUn lUngulshed ¬
guished members of British llrlU h society soclet Mr MrWilliams MrWilliams Ir Irymillms
Williams te a prominent club man and andsportsman andsporLtnanand andsportsman
sporLtnanand sportsman And active in the racing racln interests In Interests Intorel8 ¬
terests of England Mrs Williams is isdistinguished Isdl isdiatitgufshed
distinguished dl tlllrul hel as being the typically typicallybestdressed typicallybestdressed typicallybestdressed
bestdressed woman In London societyaccording society societyaccording soclot soclotaccording
according to the verdict pronounced by byno byno byno
no loss a personage than King Edward Edwardhimself Edwardhimself Edwardhimself
himself She is also at a woman of bril brilliant brilliant brilliant ¬
liant Intellect and left many friends and andadmirers andadmirers andadmirers
admirers behind b hlnd her in Washington and nndNew andNew andNew
New York when she shl sailed away awa this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning morningMrs morning1rs morningMrs
Mrs Charles E Ilowell of the Sus Susquehanna Susquehanna Susquehanna
quehanna entertained at dinner last lastevening Instvenlng lastevening
evening In honor of Miss Helene Man Manning Manning tan tannlng ¬
ning Tip guests uets were the Mlaoos 1 > 1l Man Manning M Manning n nnlng ¬
ning Mrs r J J L Chase Miss Florence FlorenceKelsey FloronctKeI8e FlorenceKelsey
Kelsey KeI8e T Gannon R C Palmer and andFrank andFrank andFrank
Frank MooreMrs Moore MooreMrs 1looreIrs
Mrs Irs Talbot who has been spending spendinga spondln spondlntL
a short time in New X ew York returned last lastevening luteenlng lastevening
evening to her apartment in the Con Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut ¬
necticut necticutMiss necticut11fsM necticutMiss
Miss Juliette Wiliiatt Williams the thedebut debutante debutantedaughter debutantetaughter nto ntoiJaushter
daughter of Col and Mrs 1Ir John R KWilliams RV RWilliams
Williams V Illhtms entertained informally at atdinner atdlnnor atdinner
dinner last night complimentary to toMiss toMlss toMiss
Miss Brundord the house guest of ofCaptain orCaptain ofCaptain
Captain and Mrs Summerlin After the thedinner thedinner thedinner
dinner the entire party tJArt went to tre tretheater tt ttetheater e ethenter
theater AVilllam Marrow 01 arro and Captain CaptainBreese CaptainBreese CaptainBreese
Breese were among the guests guestsMrs guests1rs guestsMrs
Mrs Allyn K Capron was hostess ho tess at atdinner atlInner atdinner
dinner last night having as her guests guestsRepresentative gueetsRepr guestsRepresentative
Representative Repr entnUe and Mrs Towne Mr Mrand 1lrand Mrand
and Mrs 118 Claude Clifton Mrs Wiley Wile R RReynolds R RRenotd RReynolds
Reynolds Renotd Mrs rs T A Gorham of Bos Boston Boston BostonMrs ¬
ton tonMrs Mrs olr Breckenridge of Boston Mrs MrsJohn MrsJohn frs frsTohn
John Page of Boston Mrs Converse of ofNorfolk orXorfolk ofNorfolk
Norfolk Va General Keifer and Ru Rudolph Rudolph fludolph ¬
dolph De Vatt VattRichmond ValtRichmond VattRichmond
Richmond P Hobson returned to toWashington toVastlngton toWashington
Washington last evening after spending spendingsome spendingsome spendingsome
some time In New York YorkMr YorkMr YorkMr
Mr Justice Moody entertained a smaPcompany small smallcompany man mancomp
company comp n informally at dinner last even evening evenIng evening ¬
ing In his apartment In the Connecticut ConnecticutSenator ConmcUcutStnator ConnecticutSenator
Senator Brandegce entertained ent rtalned a com company compnn company ¬
pany pnn at a stag dinner last evening The Thelist ThelIt Thelist
list of guests ueetl included Vice President PresidentFairbanks PresidentFalrbnnks PresidentFairbanks
Fairbanks Senator Knox Senator SenatorCrane SenatorCrane SenatorCrane
Crane Senator Nelson Senator Clarke ClarkoSenator ClarkeSenator ClarkeSenator
Senator Bulkeley Bulkele Senator Warner WarnerSenator WarnerSenator VarnerSenator
Senator Clapp Senator Spooner Senator SenatorHopkins SenatorHopklnll SenatorHopklns
Hopkins Senator Nixon Senator Kitt Klttredge Kittredge Kittredge
redge Senator Hemenway Htmenw Senator Bur Burrows BurrOW8 Burrows ¬
rows Senator Curtis Senator Sen tor Long and andSenator andSenator andSenator
Senator Dolllver DolllverA
A plant lle aant Valentine Vale ttne dance at 613 613Twentysecond 613Twentysecond 613Twentysecond
Twentysecond street northwest was en enjoyed enjoyoo enjoyod ¬
joyed by b Mr Ir and Mrs Elllnger Mr Mrand 111and Mrand
and Mrs Mrs Kress Mr 11 and Mrs Ir O OKrumko OKrumko 0Krumke
Krumko Mr 11 and n Mrs Ir8 McQueen the theMisses thelIlStics theMisses
Misses Krumke Mamie Sobotka Clara ClaraHebner ClaraHebn ClaraHebner
Hebner Hebn r Margaret Czarra Lillie Co Cobourn Cobourn Cobourn
bourn Hannah Schulze Maggie Her Herman Helman Herman ¬
man Maude Schmidt Virginia Sullivan SullivanMiss SullivanlIss SullivanMiss
Miss lIss Qulpley Qull and Clara Borneman Bornemanfrom Bornemnnfrom Bornemanfrom
from Wilmington N C Messrs Iea rs Eber Eberly Eberl Eberly
ly l Carter Sullivan Schmitt hmltt Maguire MngulreWeigand MaguireWeigand tngureelgRnd
Weigand elgRnd Bredt Stodbaugh Beck Cox Coxand Coxand Coxand
and Dr Belstlcr Refreshments were wereserved wereserved W re reserved
served and dancing was continued until
12 1 oclock oclockAnnouncement oclockAnnouncement oclockAnnouncement
Announcement is s made ma e of the engage engagement engagement engagement ¬
ment of Miss uss Mildred Montague daugh ¬
ter of Mr 11 and Mrs D P Montague of
Chattanooga Tenn to Count Pasolini Pasoliniof Paso Pasoliniof lnl lnloC
of Florence Italy The wedding will
take place soon after Easter at the theome
home ome of the brides parents Miss 1158
Montague has been a frequent visitor visitorto
to Washington and is well known here hereMrs here1lnc hereMrs
Mrs Churchill Candee and Horace
Candee arrived In New iew York yesterday csterda
from Genoa where they have been beenspending beenspending beenspending
spending Washington some time They will come to toashlngton
Washington ashlngton for the spring season seasonMr setl8Onfl seasonair
Mr fl and Mrs Irs Samuel J J Masters of
1352 352 Columbia road entertained at a
large reception last evening from 8 to
10 0 oclock Palms ferns smilax roses rosesAnd roeesnnd rosesand
And white lilacs formed the decorations
in the parlors and dining room where wherea
a buffet supper was served nrod Mrs
Masters who wore a a handsome lace lacerobe lacerObE lacerobe
robe was assisted assl t in receiving by Mrs
C e I Corby Corb Mrs J B Kinnear Mrs
G W V Slbsby Mrs Ir M 1 B Mercer Iercer and
Mrs William Imam G Shafhlrt Those presid ¬
ing In the dining room were Miss Mas M 8 ¬
ters Miss 1II fJ Dugan Miss Stewart Miss lIss
Kinnear Miss 1188 Gorton and Miss Ethel
Carr Among the guests gue ts were Mrs
Martha A Allen Mr and Mrs Arthur
Popeland Mr Ir and Mrs Irs J B Diver
Mrs G K Denmark Miss Mabel Diver
Mrs Georgia Geor lR A Fraser Miss Fraser
Mr and Mrs 1118 Lancing Mrs Elizabeth
A Gardner Dr and Mrs William L
Gill the Rev Re and Mrs Irs Samuel H
Green Mrs Hallam Miss Sarah Sar h Hal
lam Miss Monette Hallam H lllm Mrs Julia
L Hall Mr and Mrs Milton J T Hull
Mr 11 and Mrs Irs Horace G Jacobs Dr and an d
Mrs 118 William A JCinnear Mr 11 and Mrs
J B Klnnear Ii In nea r Mr and nd Mrs W V P
Kyle Mr and Mrs Robert E Logen
Mr and nd Mrs Robert E Lowe Mr an and
Mrs Irg M B Mercer Mr and n Mrs Whit Vhlt
neld Mercer Mr and Mrs J T Sylvester r
Philips Mr and nd Mrs R L Livingston
Mr and Mrs D S Fletcher Miss 1 > 1188 Nellie Nelli e
Smith Miss Fletcher Mr and Mrs
Buckingham Mr and Mrs Thomas
Mrs Irs Crump General Generaland and Mrs Sargent
Miss Sargent S rlent L O Murray 1lurra Mr oIl an and andrs d
Mrs rs Lees Mr oIl and Mrs 1113 Ellis Logan Lo n
Mr and Mrs Manatee Mr and Mrs
H S Knleht KnfehtMr Mr and Mrs John J Jostinett J
Costlnett Mr and Mrs Glddings Gl dlngs Mrand Mr Mrand 11 11nnd
and Mrs Howard Fiske Mrs M M
Harrison Mrs ors Addle A dle M I Rogers Dr Drand Drand Drand
and Mrs William G Shofhirt Mrs Len Lenney Lenne Lenney
ney ne Mrs Ella M Linker Mrs Juliette Julltteatrou8 e
Watrous atrou8 Mr and Mrs I18 G S Worn Drand Dr Drand Drnml
and Mrs Irs A S Williams WilliamsCoughs WIJUam8Coughs WilliamsCoughs
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Miss Albright t Young Prima Donna DonnaFavorite DonnaFavorite Donnafavorite
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MISS CLAUDE ALBRIGHT ALBRIGHTWho ALBRIGHTVno
r Who VTho Had a 1 Week of Triumph in Oper as Produced by Mr and M Tom Greene
Brilliant Singer Sailing Salull for forE I IEurope iEurope
Europe E uI o pe peStudies to Continue ContinueStudies J
Studies StudiesMls
Miss Claude Albright who Has made madaseveral madeseveral i
several pronounced pronounc hits in grand opera operain operain ra raIn
in Washington rasbln < < tMt as well as in othercities other othercities otnercities
cities of this country and Europe spentlast spentla spent spoutlast
last la t week at the thi Higgs R1g s House aft Rtta atttsc atttsca < r ra
a week of brilliant triumph for her in fnthe inthe Inthe
the opera given hy l y Mr and Mrs Irs Tom TomGreene TomCreene TomGreene
Greene GreeneMiss CreeneIIM GreeneMiss
Miss IIM Albright is well known here so socially ndaily 0 0clally ¬
daily having been widely entertained entertainedlast entertainedseaeon entertainedlast
last season during durin a two weeks visit visitMrs vlsiLMrs 1sltrs
Mrs rs Fairbanks wife of the Vice Presi President Prc President l lI ¬
I dent gave a reception r ptton in her honor honorwhen honorwhen honorwhen
when she met most of the important importantpersonage ImportantI Importantpersonages
personage po 18 0 nag > io in society here hereMiss herelHss hereDUss
I Miss Albright is a daughter dau hter of a for former Cormer former ¬
mer governor of Mexico and her family familyJs familyis
Js prominent socially In that countryShe country countryShe count countShe
She has sung in the Opera Comique in inParis InP inParis
Paris P rls and an was for two years ears a court courtsinger courtsinger courtsinger
singer in Spain where the Queen presented pre presented presented ¬
sented her with a l most gorgeous gor eous Rus Russian Rusalan Russian ¬
sian mink fur coat which attracted attractedmuch attractpdmuch attractedmuch
much attention during durin the snowy snow weath weather wCflther weather ¬
er of last week Miss Albright Is staying stay stayIng stayIng
Ing in Washington awaiting her motherwith mother motherwith motherwith
with whom she expects to sail shortly shortlyfor shortl shortlfor shortlyfor
for Europe for a prolonged course of ofstudy orstudy ofstudy
study of repertoire She is a Vassar Vassargraduate VaStlKrgraduate Vassargraduate
graduate and the youngest prima donna donnawho donnawho donnawho
who has ever essayed yed the roles of ofBrunnhilde ofllrunnhiide ofBrunnhilde
Brunnhilde and Kundry Kund in both bothwhich of ofwhich ofwhich
which she has been successful succe fJful with the theEnglish theEnglish theEnglish
English company of Colonel Savage SavageMr SavageMr
Mr 11 and ntl Mrs M t Malcolm Brown left lefttoday lefttad lefttoday
today tad a for a three months stay at At Atlantic Atlantic Atlantic ¬
lantic City at the thi Wiltshire WiltshireThe WiltshireThe VII tshl le leThe
The Misses lI1 e Sommers mmer8 of 3038 3038street 3038street
street northwest northwe t will be at home h mc Sun Sunday Sunday
day evening in honor of their guest guestMiss
Miss Hilda Hll n Newmeyer of Havre do deI
Grace Md MdAn MdAn Id IdAn
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An entertainment was glxen given last Fri Friday FiIIn Frilay ¬
day In evening at Church Advent Hall HallSecond HnIlSecond HallSecond
Second and an U streets by b the boys ofMlse of ofMiss or1I88
Miss 1I88 Westhorpes Sunday sunda school class classAmong claMAmong
Among the entertainers were Sidney SidneyHolllngworth SidneyHoIlln SidneyHoiitngworth
Holllngworth HoIlln worth Miss Tancre Mr Murray MurrayMiss Iurrn IurrnMIss
Miss Westhorpe Miss LInton accomponying accom accompanying accomp ¬
p panying nylng on the piano Webber rebber bandplayed band bandplayed bnndplaed
played the Indian March for the boys boysand boy boyand
and several pieces during the evening eveningSeventeen evennh evennhSeenteen eveningSeventeen
Seventeen boys of Miss Vesthorpes Westhorpesclass VesthorpesclnlS Vesthorpesclass
class held hel the fort for the evening with withtheir WIUltheir withtheir
their Indian costumes war paint md endfeathers mdfeathers 111dfeathers
feathers Mr Marks and Mr 1 > 11 Judson Judsonarranged Judsonarranged Judsonarrnnged
arranged the boys makeup The pro proceeds procoeds > ro roceeds ¬
ceeds will go toward tho church debt dejjtNew debtNew debtNew
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Miss Powell Violinist ViolinistStronger ViolinistStronger
Stronger in Technique echr ic u e
Washington tOn music mu lc lovers had a vena venaine IrtnllIRe sendSac
IRe treat yesterday afternoon m It the con concert eo eoc cocart ¬
cert c rt of Miss Maud Powell violinist vho vhogave v ho hogavo hogave
gave a violin recital In the course of ofconcerts oCooncert ofconcerts
concerts of the Washington College ColI e of ofMusk fJfU8k ofMusk
Musk U8k In the t Columbia Theater Miss MissPowell MissPowell MiaPovell
Powell is well known here musically musicallyand BlWtlcallyRnd musicallyand
and socially as her parents lived In InWashington InVaahlngton inWashington
Washington for many years her fatherbeing father fatherbeing fatherbeing
being a former superintendent tu rlntendent of the thepublic thepublic thepublic
public schools Although Mis Miss Powell Powellspent Powellspent Powellspent
spent most mo t of those years abroad study studying studying studying ¬
ing the Washington htngton public ubJic has always alwaystaken alvaystaken alwaystaken
taken a keen pride and interest In herwork her herwork herwork
work and nd her successesShe successes successesShe ucc uccShe
She stands now at the head of women womenviolinists wom womenviolinists n nloIlnl
violinists loIlnl ts and her playing yesterdayshowed yesterday yesterdaysliowed e8terdayshowed
showed more depth and even more mOre more brilliance bril brilliance brilliance ¬
liance in technique than ever before beforeHer beroreHr beforeFler
Her program included SchubertsRondo Schuberts SchubertsRondo SchubertsRondo
Rondo Brilliante Tartinis LArt de de1Archet del de1Arehet
1Archet l variation on a theme ofCorellis of ofCorelHs orCorellis
Corellis Miss U8S Powells own arrange arrangement alran arrangemeat < < e ement ¬
ment of Couperlns La Fleurle a aRondo aRondC aRondo
Rondo by b Mozart Arenskys Concertde Concert Concertde Concertde
de Salon in four movements Hubays HubaysZeflr HubasZedr Hubay s sZeltr
Zeflr Schumanns Traeumerel and andWionawsklg andVlcnaw andVionawakis
Wionawsklg Vlcnaw > > kls Polonaise in D majorMiss major majorMiss major1I
Miss 1I s Powell was as accompanied by byGeorge byGeorge byGeorge
George Falkenstein Falk n8teln pianist who bo was washeard washeard washeard
heard in a group group of Chopin numbers numbersber numbersI numbersduring
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ber of Miss Powell while she repaired repaireda rt > palred palredslight
a slight accident to one of the pegs of ofher orher ofher
her violin Mr Falkenstein pleased his hisaudience hisaudience hisaudience
audience andwas and was very ver happy in his se selections S Slccttons selections ¬
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Miss 1U s Powell has a warm clear tone tot totoC toneof
of wonderful volume and brilliance and andher aadher andher
her technique is spontaneous clean rnd rndsparkling fndsparkUng nd ndsparkling
sparkling sparkling Her bowing is most grac gracful gracfuland f ful fuland ul uland
and she deserves her reputation of btlng btlngamong bllugamon btingamong
among amon the greatest of the violin players playersof
of today todayHer toda todaHer todayHer
Her interpretation of Traumerci was wasexquisite wasexqul8lte wasexquisite
exquisite and an nothing could have > been beenmore oepnmore beenmore
more delicate than her handling of this thislittle thisI thislittle
little gem of o Schumanns The Wieni Wieniawskl Wieniawskl Yilnlawskl
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brought the program to a brilliant dos elosand dosI < Ios Iosand
and aroused the audience to a pitch of ofenthusiasm ofelthuslasm ofenthusiasm
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only lnb just learning to reach Miss M15 Powell Powellivas PoinlIwas Poivellwas
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The next concert in the WashingtoCollege Washington WashingtonCollege YaahlngtonCollKe
College of Music course will 111 be th thtwelfth the thetwelfth tbetwelfth
twelfth and will be a recital rec tal In th thColumbia the theColumbia theColambla e
Columbia Theater by Miss Gertrude GertrudePenpereorn GirtrUdePepper Gertr GertrPeppercorn ude
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rcaflful English pianist on Thursday at afternoon atrnoon atternoon ¬
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marked improvement in the condition e edition editionMrs of ofMrs oCI
Mrs Irs John D Rockefeller is reported reJM > rtfd t tday to today toda ° ¬
I day da by Dr Irwin Hance the famil familphysician family familyphysician tam II IIphysician y
physician who made an early call I Isays He Hesaxs I e
says 8 there Is nothing seriously moron moronwith wrong wrongwith wrongwith g
with Mrs Rockefeller Mrs Rock Rockefeller RoekefeUfr Rockfeller e ¬
feller is suffering from a roM attack attackgrip of ofgrip ofgrip f
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days day
I CHIEF JOY OF THE SERMON SERMONMtes SERMONMiss
Miss Jenks JenksI I dont see why wh you OU con consider consldtr co coalder n ¬
alder it a pleasure pl ure to hear him preach preachI preac preacI h
I understand he always talks about nre nreand tire tireand fi fiand re i
and brimstone brimstoneMiss brln brimstoneMiss tonf tonfMiss
Miss Farrasy i F < arrasExactly Exactly and an Its such sucha su sua ch i
a pleasure plea re to think of whats In stn stnfor store storefor storefor r r f
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The Tho Speaker of the House of Repre Representatives Representatlv Representativos ¬
sentatives sentatlv and an Miss 111 Cannon wore the theguests theI theguests
sue guests ts of honor last night at dinner ofRepresentative of ofRepresentative orRepresentative
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Representative and Mrs Slbley Sible Thelist The Thelist The1I8t
list of guests Invited to meet them Included in included Included ¬
cluded Mrs Shaw wife of the Secretary Secretaryof
of the Treasury Senator and Mrs MtsDepew MrsDepow lItnDepew
Depew Senator and Mrs Scott Rep Representative Repr ¬
resentative r tlent Uve and Mrs Mann Iann Representa Representative Hepr ltepresentathe enta entatlve ¬
the Xtlttauer Dr and Mrs Irs MacDonald MacDonaldMrs MacDonaldMrs MacDonaldMrs
Mrs Vreoland Mr Ir and Mrs Irs Xeale and andMr andMr andMr
Mr Smith SmithThe SmithThe SmithThe
The minister from Norway > 0181 and Mme MmeHauge MmeHauge
Hauge entertained at dinner last night nightcomplimentary nightcompllmcntar nightcomplimentary
complimentary to Mme Riano wife of ofthe orthe ofthe
the newly appointed Spanish minister toNorway to toNorway toorway
Norway orway and Denmark Invited to meet meetthe meetthe meetthe
the guest of honor were the Danish Danishminister Danishminister Danishminister
minister Mrs 1118 Barney Mr 11 and Mrs MrsHerbert XrsHerbert MrsHerbert
Herbert Wadsworth the charge daffmire daffmireof da < < alre
of Sweden Mr Ekengren Mrs heyMr hey 3CeyfMr 1 > ey eyJr
Mr Jr and Mrs rs Wilkes nken Mr Ir a au HI d Mrs MrsAnderson MrsAnderson I IAndenJOn
Anderson Miss Mayer Mr Stebert ofthe of ofthe orthe
the Russian emoassy and nd Count Ratzfeldt Ratz Ratzfeldt Ratzfeldt
feldt of the German embassy embassyMtos embAtiliyMitfa embassyMiss
Miss Marguerite Shonts and Mis Mlsp 1 The Theodora Theodora Theodora ¬
odora Shonts who have ba e been spendingthe spending spendingthe apendlngthe
the Mardi Gras season cason in i New ew Orleans Orleansreturned Or1eanereturned Orleansreturned
returned to Washington last Jas night nl ht ac accompanied aeCompRnl socompanied ¬
companied CompRnl by their chaperon Mr MrHarrlhn Mrs MrsHarrlhsn rtI rtIHarrlhen
Harrlhn and Miss MI Lenora Onsley Onate of otAtlanta
I Atlanta Ga who went en with them to toI toNew toNew
I New Orkans QrkansMrs OrkansMrs
Mrs Menefee and the ladies ad of the theWashington theuhlnctoft theWashington
Washington College will be b at t home in informally illCormally informally ¬
formally tomorrow afternoon aCt ZDOOn from 4 t to tog
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serious CrJOU battle between betw n government governmentforces govern governmentforces nt ntCorees
forces and the followers CoItolr rs of Raisuli the thenoted thenotI thenoted
noted bandit is Imminent A detach detachment detachMent detachment ¬
ment of loyal troops which is pursuing pursuingRaisuli punnalncRaMuli pursuingRa1UU
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bier is expected to reach h his camp campwithin camp1thht campwithin
within 1thht a short time and a battle is sure surefollow surete sureto
te follow 10110 Skit Gabbas the thO Moroccan MoroccanMow MoroccanMow
Mow 140 commands the Sultans Sultan forces forceswhich foreeswhich f fwhich osrRa
which number x000 000 infantry 580 cavalr cavalrand cavalry cavalryand cavaJyand y
and eight ht cann cannnRal cannn cannaRalsull m mRaisuH
RaisuH Ral ul is camped cam with a native tribe tribeIt triMIt tribeIt
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hold their aid societies sisters l tet8 get up upthe uptbe u 13
the benefit be att socials but father doesnt doesntexert doesntexert doesm doesmexert L
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that he should give of his money atone atoneHe
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In this lbl vein ire e Rev 1 Hkam 1 tram R Hulse Hulseof Hul Hulseof
of New York general secretary of the theEpiscopal tMI t tEpiscopal he
Episcopal Laymens Lay ns Forward Move Movement Movemeat Oe Oemint ¬
I mint appealed to the th 2JW i4IG members o of ofthe ofthe f
the Laymens association of the Chicago Chicagodiocese Chlea Chiear3diocese < < o od1oe
diocese d1oe to take an active part in tale raising ralfa ¬
lag a fund to be presfettted JM tecl to the thechurch thechurch th thchurch e
church at the SfXKh anniversary ILm ereT of the thefounding thefounding th e
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founding of the Episcopal church in inAmerica 1ftAmerica f fAmerica a
America at Jamestown Va next Oc October October Oetuber
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In opening the meeting meeUn Bishop C P PAnderson PAnderson
Anderson of the Chicago diocese who whopresided whopresided wh o
presided explained that the laymen of ofthe o othe t
the national church body as a the Lay Laymons
mens Forward Movement have under undertaken undertaken
taken to raise 2000000 for this anniver anniversary annlerIHLrv annlversarv ¬
sary occasion occasionThat occasionThat
That That everybody works but father in inthe Inthe i ithe n
the church is altogether alto etheI too true said saidMr sa saMr
Mr Hulse > who was the second speak speaker
er on the program The men never neverbefore neverbifore
before have made a a great united effort effortJlke
like the one we e now are furthering furtheringThe fUltherlngThe further furtherThe
The work has been started among the thelaymen th
laymen In every diocese loc5 > In the country counto1atcer
Father can enhance his reputation as asa asa
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ana daughter of the Comptroller of the theCurrency theCtlrrener theCurrency
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ment menta in the Portland for tb the J last i time Unwthis timethl timethis
this thl MAJOR In fact probably for thelast the thelast theIa8t
last time in this thlsapartme irpartnterrt apartine t where Mr Mrmdgeiy Mrmdgely MirRldgely
mdgeiy and his h daughters dau tt have made madetheir madetMlt
their t home for so many maDears year Nextseason Next Nextseason Xextn
season n they will be established estaWl hed in their theirnew theirney theirnew
new home at the th corner of Seventeenth Seventeenthand 5eventHnthand
and X street which Mr Rldgely recently re recently recent1y ¬
cently purchasedThis purchased purchasedThte purehaaedThl
This Thl house was well known In societywo society societytwo JIOClet7tvo
two t wo yearn ye tlII ago as the t BoHrlan legation legationwhere Jesa legationwhere tlo tlohere
where here Miss Calderon the younger youngerdaughter YOUR youngerdaughter < < tr trdau
daughter dau hter of the minister mlnl teE made her de debut debut do dobut ¬
but In society They bought a home onSixteenth on onSixteenth OftSbtteenth
Sixteenth street last season 8011 and thehouse the thehouse thehOUM
house is now leased lea ecI to the Counselor Cow elor of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the Mexican ex1ean Embassy and Madame Go Godoy Godol Godoy
doy and will be until next fall known knownas
as a a social center in the Diplomatic DiplomaticCorps DiplomaticCorps DiplomaticCorps
CorpsMrs Corps CorpsMrs CorpsXrs
Mrs RWgel is a bride 1 rIdeoC of less than thantwo thantwo
two years and was formerly Miss MissKatherine MissKatherine
Katherine flooring I > eeriDg one of o the most mostprominent mostprominent mostprominent
prominent belles in Washington Wuhln ton society lIOdet
Miss Hldgely and her sister Miss MissEleanor MssEleanor
Eleanor who is in Paris this season seasonare Jidsonar seasonare
are ar granddaughters a ughte of Senator and Mrs rs
Cullom of Illinois and lid have been Important im important Important ¬
portant among BtOII < < the young people of their theirset theirset
set et t ever eve sir slre e Miss Rtdgely left school schoolThe schoolThe
The exodus to the Hot Springs of ofVirginia ofYJrataIa o oVirginia f
Virginia has ba begun Mr r and Mrs A ALtsner ALI8ner ALisker
Ltsner went down there this week k andMfrs and andMrs aadx
Mrs x Wesley Merritt and Mrs J T WHenry W WHenry
Henry and child all of 0 this city have havebeen havebeea
been there for some time at the Home Homestead Homoe5tead ¬
stead steadMiss 5teadoil steadMiss
Miss oil Jeannette Eiseman EI n celebrated her
twelfth birthday last night at her real ¬
deuce 1122 Il 112 Seventh street Part of the theevening theevenlD th thevening e
evening evenlD < < was v spent In a peanut contest con teat t
Miss Ig Katherine Heller won the lirst lirstprise JtnItprize Itra Itraprise t
prise and Miss Mis Ilea LJllle Bellinger the sec second Beeone second ¬
ond one After some vocal and instrumental instrumentalmuffle llUItrumetttalmu Inntrumentamusic 1
muffle mu refreshments re hlDents were w re served HrY d The
decorations were carried eart1 d out in pink an angreen and andgreen andireD d
green Those in the party part were wer the
Misses Katherine Kath KathertneHelier rln Heller Lottie Carpeles Ca
LrnUn Lr ratn Somers 50 Blanche Kiseman Kosa x ess
Rosenthal Lllli LUIIO Selllnner SeJlln er Dorothy Doroth y
Etliner Et Etlln linger < < Julia JuU Xohner Juliet Lichen Lichenstein Uchenstein L1ehenstein
stein Julia Kobner Jr and Herbert t
Seiners S < 1IWnI David Stlmger and Morris Morr Iorrts le tle
Kohner KohnerMrs KohlWrM KohnerMrs
Mrs M Alfred Levi and Miss Richie R ble e esnore
Gans will make a short trip to Baltimore Baltf Baltfas snore
as the guest of Mrs E M MMrs XoseaCr2 Moses MosesMrs <
Mrs Cr2 Edward Kohner and Del Mrs n Jacob Jaco b
Kohier und daughters will leave lHv Sun ¬
day for a weeks week visit in Baltimore BaltimoreMrs BaltimoreJira
Mrs G W V Cans Gan Miss > > Rickie Gans Cansand Gansad Gansand
and ad Mrs Alfred Levi of 7 i2II Fifth street streetm
notth aortbut + cst wits 1 De e at hoMe Wednesday
m February and MarchMrs March MarchMr Ka Kad1l
Mrs Mr d1l Charles Kaufman and son Har Harold Harold liarold ¬
old cave returned after several weeks w ka
stay at Atlantic City CUyMr Cttydr CityMr
Mr dr and Mr Mrs 18 Adolph Weyl will be at a t I
home from S to 1 10 oclock at the Falcon
Friday evening evenln February 22 22Mrs 2 2Mrs t tMrs
Mrs William Garner left for Xewport ieW Ort
News EWs on Friday after visiting h hmother her bermother
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LONDON Feb 16 16AJbert Albert SpaJdtng SpaJdtngthe SpaJdtngthi tt
the Chicago violinist was honored by b bthe y
the King and the Prince of Wales a athe at atthe atthe t
the Royal Amateur Orchestral Society Societysconcert Sudetysconcert S Sconcert
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Prince of o Wales at the close of o the theconcert theconcert th e
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thought something > > was as wrong TODg aud audcallhifc adeaJltnl a + d dcalling
calling in his neighbors nelgh broke m n the thedoor thedoor thedoor
door of the bedroom and found Let Letdead he hedead hedead =
dead with a cup of tea near her hindFor hand handFor handFor
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death Neither had married because becausethey be > < ause ausethey cusethey
they had said they loved each other otht > r too toomuch tv tvmuch twomuch
much Their attachment for each other otherdatetl oUrdated otrcrdatet
dated back k from childhood and 1 ii had hadoften hadottn hadoften
often been the subject of smiling corn cornwent c 01 01lent m t trhent
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t by accident a cclden t greatly to your our own hu humiliation humiliatIon ¬
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great eat amount of gas being formed in inyour Inyour
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and you will be surprised how quickly quicklythey quIcklythey quicklythey
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more sour risings Eat all you want wantand wantand wantand
and what you vou want and then if there Is IBany Isany isany
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