Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1891, Page 3

FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR_SALE—LOTS. Porssby_ a REESE BETWEEN GM AND TH ine., do lots, L7atht feet to alley. No cvsis required fro: oa WALKER, 48 Louisiana ave. ‘Tsx100 to alley. at $l Virowed, or where no reason exists for talnes. LOCATE. YOUR HOME, PLACE YOUR INVESTMENTS, DO YOUR SPECULATING In the new snd beautiful subdivision of UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's addition to Brookland, where Cen set Invorableterus and city naprotemanae VISIT THE HEIGHTS. Go UP THE TOWER AND EXAMINE THE PROP- COMMUTATION TICKETS AT 86 PER QUARTER. METROPOLITAN BRANCH B. & O. RR. ELECTRIC CARS EVERY 12 MINUTES, Atcity rates of fare. st. between 1fth and 17th sts. | Unquasifiedly the best for the money of any subdi- ith a total front of 111 feet: the vision on the market. ‘Sold as a whole oF GET IN NOW AT THE LOW PRICES. ot. Plats, information, &.. from KEDFORD_ W. TSHER & CO., WALKER & SON, 1000 ¥ st.. or of H. BARTON, 14 Pest. iew. | LEE si. Jal-1 e, three adoining lots,each “36 ot alley, om the south side of Sst. jaupshire ave. and . Price, THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 4 Fst Pror Sar ‘Near Lith st. om adjoining lots, eac Coiumba Heiehts, ale feet.” Price, 45 S.J. FISHER & CO., 4 F st. new. naw x ‘TATE_A CHOICE st. bet. Rand Sat only 1.60 persquare ‘This is one of the cheapest lots in northwest LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 120 F st. now. D Vi ‘CHEAP_1L0T near New York sve.;on line SALE-ON Wil se very cheap lot af denrable ies Pubic aa tai operation f Pleasaiit as soon as the work cua te dome, be aol @ 2 5. LIPSCOMB, 1307 F st. por saue— 1 HAVE SOME, BSOLUTE BARGAINS IN AND LOTS. J.B. WIMER, 608 13th st. ID OPPORTUNITY FOR ULATOR to purchase s lot on Est. near 24th. worth 50c. sq. ft., tor J0c.; size 55.91. front, ruining back to a wide alley, side and Tear; room for three houses front and eight’ houses i the feaz taust be soid soon. ‘ | ae as To DID NOT KNOW YOU COULD “BUY LoTs FROM of the x ’ THE STREET TMPROVEMENTS, BRICK SIDEWALKS “SIUAE CURBS, GRAVEL DIVES and SHADE TREES Surnished Uy the Present owners and SEWERS and WAT! ‘Couteuipiatea! by the District authorities STREET Cals verty in the spring. WASHINGT sts. uw. "ARE & CO., Kuctioners, ee = 20 Penna. ave. n.w. PEREMPTO! BY AUCTION AT THE MomsE AND CARRIAGE MART, ‘0 C STREET N.W., ‘FOR ACCOUNT OF ‘A CONTRACTOR RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, BING THE BAL- ANCE OF HIS STOCK, Plows, will Sell the above stock AT OUR MART, 930 © st. . Fear of inain wales rooms. RATCLIFFE, DARE a2oee A TWENTY-FOURTH, O'CLOCK M., we & CO. wuctioncers. EDUCATIONAL. E_A WAREHOUSE SITE, CONTAINING re feet of «round, H st., Delaware directly between’ B. and O.tracks; TOWN 1 1408% vES, 20 ine south; #1.45. Secretary biaine’s house. a foot, make offer. A.J. BOYER& oniw. inat beautiful aver pot sutifal aver ¢ THos. swe; foot. ja30-3t = QOR SALE—AN ELEGANT LOT IN SQUARE AD- Joining Capitol and mew library: hi 2 ‘near Vasness center; an excellent opportunity fora home oF investinent; OMly $2,004), easy a _ 3220-18 SOK SALE 5.000 THAT Subrlivided so as to make four good lots; near intersection of New Hampshire ave. and Oregon st. Gt JOHN B. WIGHT, 140835 Gist. rf VALU- sts. on _ PROPERTY 12th amd 13 OF assess site f, 2th and oa ty : onl Bo WISEE 08x00. i SALE—A PRETIY-SHAPED LOT IN THE py EE sold way below its 3 JOHN B. WIGHT, 1408% G st. SIX VERY DESIEABLE LOTS NEAR Dupont Circle: $3 per sa. foot. Fine ot on 1th st. between K and L; $4.50 per sq. foot. ne Property, corner 9th and I sts. ; lot 21.0 _ja20-3t" _ ADDISON & LARCOMBE, 1304 F st. 'S IN PROSPECT HILL, ADJOIN- ¥ one-half square from car line ; bole; easy terms; fronting on T st.. ‘opened from Lincoln ave. to 2d st. ; eke + Rorth side, single lots, 18.4x36 to From 15. to. S0e. that street. X BEAUIIFUL LOT ‘front; in she mewhburhood of Conn.; Cnty, $5000. AE SEMMES, Roo alia Heuchts, at 40¢ on Leth st.. NM CU., 1319 F st. SOX SALE—BAl N. LOTS 2 Bi Dupont circle, 2235185 each, for $4,600 for both; houses on them renting $19 mo. CHARLES EARLY, (ass Lath st. Jali-2w Fe Da houses cr as Tae SOK SALE_S! En = D. BARGAIN TWO LOTS 2 BLOCKS OF ele, 1G%2100 each, for $4,400 for both; = lots renting $20 mo. CHARLES EARLY N ONTARIO ta ¥ sot 00) . We havea lange uuinber of lots im the sbove sub- = gam sell very cheap apa om eany per'y inune teasing very ra value uurb of Washington to buy t igea homers quick turn hs coud ad : tb W ‘&e., call on RED! Pet! aw. NER OF 71H AND G STS. be cunt ovat online ate ou in that section, tec. sq.ft SLU Leh atu we Gein 7 WA. vi ENOx thes 8. BROOI WEL SIE si0 4 Mos FOK A GOVERN- ment position paying $69 or th. Gress Miss T. B., Star office. 2 HEIRS OF ANNIE BOWAN . who died im Vineinis some time think ber tather was Win. Mrs. “Howan hata brother, by vimpeon Lhodesy aiid. a sister, Maria artied Gidevm Davis. ans Sabana iuarried owe Ke ERVIC ‘ATION QI ‘and answers. Send 10 cents to A A. M.. Ivy Institute, vest cor. Sth aud K sts. nw. is THE TiME WE WILL PAY “Bia 2N Money” for gents’ first-class second-hand clothing. Bagressor all's JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Blvd st w. PROPOSALS ‘OOM FOR BRANCH POST 01 of branch post office in the ce Wedel me natural prowih of foreian at he physical, mental and moral constl- jearner bY. GAILLARD’S METHOD OF ASSIMILATION, Nich iops the thetic sense, feelings and imag- ination of the pupil, nec: tes @ cheerful mental activity and brits the most practical results, savin time and labor.” All fueation, cordial “ sate-fin AMUSEMENTS. ‘Tux ArrLeTox Quanter.—The concert to be given tomorrow night at Lincoln Music under the auspices of the Columbia Athletic Club will afford the musical peo, of this city an opportunity to again hear Miss Harriette Whitney, whose progress is well known in Washington. To a naturally fine organ she has given the most careful study and earnest practice and she now possesses a con- ation at their recent meeting in Detroit. ‘An addition to the program will be noted with Pleasure. "Mrs. Wickersham, s0,well known to ashington a few years ago as Miss Agnes Me- Grew, will sing a solo. A few good seats are still om sale ut Ellis & Co.'s. Rev. R. 8. MacArthur of New York will de- liver his popular lecture, “Elements of Success im Life,” at Calvary Baptist Church. 8th and H streets, next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets at Metzerott's tomorrow and after. ‘ning. Tickets for Stepniak’s lecture on “The Rus- sian Revolutionary Movement,” at Masonic Hall, next Monday evening, for sale at Metzer- ott’s, —— HIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. John Williams Celebrates It by Beating His Wife. John Williams, a young colored man who lives in Dove's alley, got drunk last night and celebrated the first anniversary of his marriage by whipping his wife. Not satistied with doing that he cut the pictures and bedding in pieces with his razor and broke up the furniture with his hatchet. Policeman Proctor came along and was at- tracted to the house by hearing the woman's piteous appeals for help, and he found John beating the one who was not his better half from a pugilistic standpoint. When he appeared before Judge Miller this morning John was sorry for what he had done and promised not to 80 if the court would excuse him this time, but Judge Miller he would be excused after payment of a fine of $10. ALEXANDEIA. ‘To PURGE THE PRIMARIES. ‘There seems to be no doubt that far more in- ‘ha. | terest will be shown in the coming spring elec- tions than has been displayed before for many ‘The town is now governed by the demo- cratic primaries and there has lately grown up among leading gentlemen of the democratic party a conviction that if any forward move- ment in the publie interest is to be looked for they must first purge the primaries. A move- ment for this px was initiated afew weeks ago and is now being quietly pressed on. It is said that the new departure contemplates the removal of about one-half of the members of the city councii. No movement outside the democratic party ha been made, but as it has been the custom Se party to run an oj position ticket, such a ticket will doubtless be in the field next May. THE MAYoR's OFFicE. The mayor's office is filled,during the absence of Mayor Downham in New York, by Hon. Jobn T. Sweeney, the president of the common council. The cases now coming up are few in number, and the police report that they have never known a quieter time. FUNERAL OF MR. COLLINGS. The funeral of Mr. Robert Collings, work- 2uo | Master of Baltimore and Ohio railroad yards at -., danuary FU received af this offee Maul TWELVE MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SiXT! roads and av H fog, tn ovine variGus suburban Posie land “avenucs, 0 onus of ‘sions cau be obtained at this uffice upon epplt- ation thers or, tore mf Hor. and tds upon these forms oaly will be cunsid- with all nec forma cae Tieht Is reer to reiect amy and all Uils SES. J. W- DOUGLASS, J. W. BOSS, H. BM ROBERT, Conimamoners, D.C. Jal7-ot Biaxx Boos, MEMORANDUMS, INVOICE AND SCRAP BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS, YAPER AND ENVELOPES, FINE STATIONERY, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. EASTON & RUPP, 1 1TH ST. ¥.Ww., 229m OPPOSITE STAR OFFICE. Buenxzxer, Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, ‘$4.0 Gallon, $1» Quart and S0e. » Pint. JAMES THARP, S18 F st. Locust Point, who was killed there a few days , took here yesterday afternoon, the mimeias hiring kegu beongt hes Soeur tuts more. A PROSPEROUS ORGANIZATION. G.D. Geo. Ubler has instalied Capt. J. V. Davis as dictator and the other officers of Belle ‘The Grandfathers’ Remedies Company has been chartered here by Judge Martin. BR. H. Anderson, A. M. Dewey, D. M. Davidson, E. 8. a ees the ae SHOOTING STARS. CONFUSION IX THE HOUSE. SOCIAL FESTIVITIES. D. ‘Spalding’ ie, ©. 2, Gillette, Mise Gone Gil; The clay potters wore with us yesterday, but |The District Appropriation Bill Fails te lary Sire Pardo, De Sea kee i ech pattens ws Renee ee siege. mane A Brilliant Soene at the Annual | Gertruae Mies | Bi ir 3, | Wood, Mire Towers % Sp ogo woe cuairen 4° ous Gums aus awe Was Charity Ball. Smith. + Hlaridge J-| Mrs. Gen. Payne will be sasiated in receiving on itand fell over tin torr theee places, | NOCSE—DEMOCRATS LEAVE AND SERA ‘Wimodaughsis will give an “at home” to- | ti Mh. Epps Hunton, jr Mrs. Arthur Parne, | "".pat it isu't,” she seid anconscious of his| @OXCM—SomE suanr srmncues. night from 8 to 10. Randolph, ‘Mise Puiton, “Misr Tyler sai Mise | profanity, and proudly, for it was her rst long The District appropriation bill moved pe COOPER-BUSBEE WEDDING. The Dumblane Hunt is to give a ball Nelson. on. . — me couple of rounds on the ladder which leeds to Mrs. C. Ulrich Kennedy, 1742 N street north- final pamage yesterday. That is, it was dragged % up forcibly by the united republicans, with the A Notable Gathering at the Home of Senator 3 y Manne—toSt. Louis Manne: “We | democrats — | Seribner of ¥ . and Mrs. Ray, Pay- hanging denperetsly to the agp of ‘Vance — Cabinet Receptions Yesterday — | oe at ae tre, ay, Pay reas 4 2 int Hopkin of eee have more handsome women to the square foot | the bill. After TrxSran's report closed yee ‘Teas, Luncheons and Dinners—Ladies Who ‘Kile. firs. Thos, das Lily into . oe in Washington than any other city in the coun- tive John Allen of Missiesippt 8. | were received by Mra. Merritt, attired in a| A pleasant wedding took place last evening at try.” nips ity terday, the previous question having been or- ‘Will Receive Tomorrow. Harper, Mise te Tarlo . Louis Schade, | Randsome gown of cotta silk and velvet. | the German Lutheran Church, the bridal eas . «» | dered on the resolution providing for the re irs Angaron, oven. Tyler Sim Ward ot | ut eect rises eens ah | RANE Shee Meera etmiier end Ch pee 7 q io. Rev. Mr. vert cere- io?” and the taking of the vote at that pia charity bal, aleays an event of leading Chicoee, Mere, Joka 6. Bitings, Nive Sith, Mise rita rosoe, Mise Afervit in a ‘becoming mons; The bridermaida were Mime Lizie Selo St. L. Manne: “No; there they have more | interesting forty-minute detute cmeneay int was i. ~ | anc lot oT at ue SaceamLeany ctiei souaaces ot abate ta Breckinridge, Miss Solomons, irs. Prank |forst, Mae. in Saver gray crepe and Hignt Dine | Sa, iaziote,Hetavaller and the grocmemen seare foot to the handsome women thes ©B7-| sm sraxp WANTED TEE AEE COMLeE BE. peersarren A oy was one of | Pugh’ Mise Walthowr, “Ee Fogg, “Lieut | Net find MissJessie Brown of Baltimore, in white | muller. Messrs. Wan. Meh, John Thomss, Mr. Bland expressed bis inteution of moving Unalloyed pleasure. The Rifles’ Hall was very | J. J. Knapp, Miss Knapp, Mr. Bowers, J and silver gauze, were of the receiving | George Voneiff and Henry ‘Albers acted as to recommit the resolution with instractions to iy deeotated and the fluttering bunting, the | R. H. “Gale , Me. Mrs. E. D. Carusi, in white wool with | ushers. After the eeremony a reception was 4 POND FATHER. esa cendetion t nd the uttering bunting, tee | eating me, Of Minneapolis, Me. angora trimmings, presided over the punch | held at the residence of the bride's parents, No. |. “I've got a baby degree,” mid a young man |"? ee oon carta 0 Go areay, Ghimegsisnet gest Mamie Gray of Frank: | Crinon toilets Mice ans, Cleary ig) cumaey | 1224 22th street, northwest, which was ‘very | who wished to join the University Club, “and I | “Rib* tree cottage il. fhe was hung with Dright-colored |lin Steele, Arthur Shepard, Miss Shepard, | Creve and Mise ketetid Jones role blac aly | sree attended. The bridal presents were | want to know if that is enough?” van egprepcieaing Ga nenees coal te eek streamers, all diverging from the central chan- ‘Maso’ Yor! Hills, H. L: . mIMETO many of them of great value. “What kind sewer gag Gelicrs. The walls ond the gallery had draperies | Jouve, ‘Dostom, G” Berkeley “Griaith’ irs, | *s#isted in the refreshment room. Mr. Edward Graves and family are living in a ae eet eer dda ts a ee of lags. The stage, set in » bower scene, had | Yardley of East Orange, N. J., Miss Stedman of | Among those receiving tomorrow are Mr®. | ¢eirnewhome, 927 Maseachuscttsnvenue north. | retary. two years.ago the District appropriation bill a hedge of palms on each side of the was | Boston, Margaret Yardley, Dr. Har-| John C. Tarsney, Mrs, William Worth Dicker- | west, where they will be glad to see theirfriends | “The degree of P A,” responded the appli- | \™° dn a portion of ont ar’ ‘Thin vent, Tichly carpeted and comfortably provided with | rion” Ae.” Wm.» Wheatley, it og Re ee Wednesdays until they move to their country | cant, with pride; but it was not enough. anid Mr. Cannon, cix days hed already ‘bees, chairs. ie A wn, Miss Noyes, Miss 2, street; a ome. — consumed in so-called consideration of the bill. & drapery of asparagus vine, into which a row | A. 'T, King, Robinson Riley, Minor, Mrs. | 2028 G street; Mrs, Georgeanna Wilson, 2024 G Bale Penn- hebtitenel ponsil tenia of V-enapedelentrie “hta was introduced, mak- Wy at ee a Pifiss Lene Ganee, street; Mrs. A. A. Wilson, 2000 G street; Mrs. | Mrs. Balch and Mra. Coolidge of 2321 ‘An organ-ized of musicians—e monkey | The rew onsibility of legislation was «till with ing a pretty effect. ‘he ladies of the ion | Miss Font "Le Roy, Mr. W. 8. Hardesty, Mr. | J. W. Powell, 910 M street; Madame Lazcano, | #¥lvania avenue will not be at home tomorrow, | and an Italian. Tet yeep peels Eee eee age wed committee who represented the board of Indy | Grant Webster, Miss Florence Webster of ’Chi- | 1723 16th street; Mra. J. F.’ Macfarland, 1727 F | but will be at home from 3 to 6 o'clock on the — pny ek A ony meee Aye wl ey 9 Visitors of the Children's Hospital, Mre. Stone, | cago, Mrs. Parker Mann, Mise Hutchinson, Miss | street; Mrs. Anson G. McCook, 1631 Masmchu- | following Fridays. AN APPROPRIATE s10X. Sad SsNandthe echerqeres seecatiees oie Mra. F. B. M. Mason, Mrs. Hoeke, Mrs. Wal- | Kauffmann, Mr. R. P. Fletcher of Wilmington, | setts avenue; Mrs. David 8. 16178 street, | Mrs. Marshall McDonald gave a charming tea | «<Hlow am I to know your real estate reporter | tories aha panes nn enact Tepublionn | vie- thal, Mrs, Henty A. Willard, Mrs. G:C. Giover, | Del, Mrs. Geo. C, Henning, Miss ‘Alice fen” |and Mra. J.B. Howell, 1907 L wireet; Mre. and | vesterday afternoon to introduce her daughter, | whi’? 8m },te kuow your real ext mnie apy by alee Mrs.’ Ralph Johnson and’ Mrs. Commander Dr. A. FA. King, G. C. Aukam, | Miss Noyes, Mra and Miss Mills, Mrs. A. | Miss Rese Monbiner: Metencla ore ut aks ane —- ew = 2 Davis, stood just within the ball room door to ‘Aukam, "Mi , Percy | M. Dockery, Mrs. A. J. Hopkins and Mrs. N.C. | debutantes of the season, and in honor of her | *ditor. Tee RENSREROEDS DADET RNAENED, receive the guests, the floor managers taking | Me! ‘Miss Minnie Schaefer, Miss Alice | Simmons, at Willard’s; Mrs. J. M. , 2139 L | guests, Miss Morgan of Kentucky, Miss Lippitt | “By his sandy moustache.” responded the| Mr. McComas arraigned the democrats for turns in presenting the new arrivals to Mrs. | Krafft, Edwin Sawyer, the Menirs, Kennedy, | strect; Mra. John Frederick Leech, 1752 Maesa- | tnd Mise Welles of Virginia, The’ young city editor, utterly innocent of the relevancy of | filibustering and said that the pasmge of the soe, —_ then ee to the next 5 G: Barnard, D.C. Harrie Robert Breck- evr baer yd c. al eo Teootvin ith Miss McDonald were Miss Faulk- | bis remark. Fesolution was the only way to pass the appro- and #0 on down the line. ‘These ladies were ridge, Perry Faller, . Towson, Fred ; Mrs. and Mise Gilman, i | ner of Virginia, Miss Love of Winchester, Va.; i elegantly gowned and in their_own nali- | Parks, George Dean,’ George Parks, ©. Chu Urs. George Appleby, Lafayette square; Coun~| Mine Cabell. Mise Patterson of New Hampahice: ea Ne Betecing to other easton, bo ties added a most distin ff to the| man,’ Duhamel, King, Dr. Harrison, Mr. | tem Estorhazy, Mra. ‘. Dix Bolles and Mrs.Car- | Miss Tilford,- Mies Barron, Miss MeCormacl oe “Let others fal here, i Party. Mra. Stone wore black moire antique | Thompson, Dr. ‘Oscar Menocal, Frank | roll, 1801 F ‘street; Mrs. N. D. Haugen, 814 | Miss Riley, Miss Lewis of Hoboken, N.J., ‘and | ‘That some young men buy ready-made coats filter 8 tte edna, ares, we wi wat and oid rose point lace; _Mrs. Mason, chocolate | White’ Herbert P. of New York, Henry | 12th street. Miss Nightingale. Mrs. Earle presided in the | and put a swell tailor’s tag on the inside of the | be age, , combined with “Let us hold up the band: G. Julian, jr., of New York, B.K. Plain, George Secretary and Mrs. Rusk gave their first cabi- = dining “room and dispensed with equal grace | collar. dier and ~eange Hoeke, white silk draped Mansfiel |. Dessendorf, Dr. W. 8. Thom i ; ‘i _ | cordial welcome and fragrant coffee! ee , pa YA ag agen cepa nee Walthail, black velvet with mauve tallobangied | son, De Magroter De Mancaster, Meus. | dent and: Mrs Hatison Secretary and dies | Avery plessant recerton yesterday after- Bi eptarymiinemeped rphenarae Helen Py pe mn yg Sop gy in pearls; lenry 3 in and | Frye, W. Miller, _ Cliffor Tick, | Proctor, the Postmaster General and Mrs. Wan-| noon was that held at the t Congress. [Applause on the - lace; Mrs, C. G. Glover, straw colored-benga-|W. ’L. Griswold, V. H. Manning, jr. y q eld at the residence of Mr. H. | on them with any sort of comfort to the man. | “°8Te*. [Applause ou the republican #ide.] eS n iscr arene tleor Bare. Talph Joln | Me. Moker Me se partite, Miss Lav, ing, a senna a ieetengy ery = reir oe Vermont avenue, where the | “at “Pive shined Genul* auisaes maaan ail ante Us pass the money bills and defeat the son, black velvet and point lace; Mrs. Davis, | Smith, Miss Fierson of Chicago, Mr. R. Edwin | Mra, White, Senator and Mrs. Frye and Senator | Hogs] oaek, and oe See wee ot | «vive calock Ockengs™ uasedduwtcsseate 1 1e ii a - er, Prodidential party artived, a4 10:30, he ball was | Foote eT yneocal, Mr. Macias, Mr. Herry | and Mrs. Spooner. f Marie, in pink muslin over pink crepe, and| Thata lot of New Yorkers are coming and| “We can and will stan Mt its height. ‘Ihe floor, was’ filled” with | Day' firs’ ALE, Recler, Me, Gilley, Mr; Thomp. | Senator and Mrs. Mitchell gave a dinner last | Miss Miller of Daltimore, white silk, imported | have come to, Washington, for the rest wt the | of dancing couples when the familiar music of | son, Mr. Will Moses, Mr. Leroy Taylor, Licut. | night, at which Senator and Mrs. Stanford and | front. with gold embroidery. Miss Florence | season, because it is considered a rich matri. | Pill S2ould it come hack, to pars now the money “Hail to the Chief” announced the presence of | Tate, the Misses Howe of New York, the Misses | Senator and Mrs. Wolcott were guests. Tee nes en pense bowl. Mics Temple, | is aad jst boty Sp the chief executive, |The company on the floor | Kennedy, the Misses Fair, Miss Oliver, Miss | Mrs. Rose Perry gave a delightful tea yester- | yonder crepe, served cafe frappe, Mrs. Guth~ | movial #iald just now. binant ne immediately fell back, leaving broad aisle | Gillette, ‘Miss Middleton,’ Lieut. Selfridge, | day afternoon. Mise Riggs, Misa Pollok and | mefe.quss Lay, Mis Greer und Miss Brennan poytacteag —— pen Ped from the door to the slage for the entry of the | Lieut: and Mire. Le ¥, W, ‘Konnon, Paymaster | Mis. Meets Pores ee gee Sia Pol Sratted Generally. Among thove present were | Washington in making evening calls, with a| high confidence the jadgment of the people im party. The Breaident way eworted to te tage | allan, Mra Clark Maxwell of Winchevter, | "a, Mnac here tian aries eater: [ik Romero, ates Bowell Mra, MeMilin, Cal. | nargin of informality on Sunday eventagu. | 18%" [Loudapplaine ou the sepabiian se} y Mr. Lewis Davis, Mr. C. C. Glover following | Mr. and brs. Martin MeDonald. day afternoon, many of her callers mecting for | Scranton, Miss Dlzell and ne Fiesecch hoe | That it is not bad form to ride in a street car. DEMOCRATS SCORED BY WKINLET, = Bye resis Ung Mrs, | If Senator Vance had Sass as big as a the first time her mother, ‘Mrs. Street. Mrs. Williaa D. Owens’ reception on Wednes-| That of late it rains the hardest and the] Mr. McKinley took the floor. He changed Ri Rusk was also with the presi- | town hall it would scarcely have held all his | Hunt sat at ple. day at the Ebbitt ply | Oftenest about half-past eight o'clock a.m. that the democrats were filibastering order ti eee Onesies Mag take bentrel | SansAd vhs vould Hisvo!Yiked [io Weak peasant | Mia Micelle. reteplica swan’ at: eeual very Pleasant of the season, The Ted patiocs wer | _ That itis quite the fad now to give the guests | to defeat the elections Nl, Contiontng he anid: Meee Savecc: "eis -Eeeeidenl nad at there est nigtt G¥ the vinaeruaga or i ceetey | lacglt attanded- ant a coeiaat meeting of | elaborately trimmed ‘with cut flowers. Mra. | at dinner, souvenirs enough to opena brica| “I say the question then is the eomtut | reebok ized ro many familiar faces in | niece, Miss Florence Cooper, to Mr. Charles | friends. Mrs. Boutelle of Maine, Mrs. George | Owens wore an esthetic gown of gold brocade | pror ahs iuneth bx taeatek Ek aes nee the company’ that) the ion was one of | Manley Busbee, As it was a’ delighted com-| Adams, Mrs. Bayne and the Mises Cannon | ona cream ground with a gold medic collar = “ that side of this chamber notice that eo far as more ‘than ‘usual pleasure to them. After | pany, which filled every nook and corner of | were amisting this popular hostess and a gold jeweled girdle. Her assistants | | Tos “poor folks” can not keep their heads | {yt mike cf tiie camera po watching the brilliant scene for an half ‘hour | his home, witnessed the prettiest home wed-| "yrs, Wanamaker had Mrs, Radcliffe, Mrs.| were Mrs. Spinola of New York ina black | UP in the swim. to turn away from that law looking to’ bewest and bemg themselves the cynosure of all eyes | ding of winter. The house was hand- | 7, mas Wanamaker, Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell. Mrs, |Ptincess imported gown, Mrs. Hus | That some of the Worth gowns one reads of | electi: dan honest ball: | the party was invited down stairs to the sup- | somely decorated with flowers, s bridal bower | Thomee ypnamaten, Mrs, J. Lowrie Bell, Airs. | ton in a Back crapeline gown, Mrs. | never saw Paris. per room. This polite attention they, how- ever, did not accept, having just come’ from the ‘cabmet dinner at Secretary Rusk’s. They immediately took their departure for home. Mrs. Harrison wore a dark pansy velvet, with pearl-seeded net drapery in front. Iu her hair being formed in the front parlor, where the bridal couple stood to be married ‘under two great floral heurts, Out in the hallway arches were sprung over the staircase, ‘and. bot- tom, and these had white hearts as the central int in each. Senator and Mrs. Vance received in the front Dr. Powers ina black princess dress trimmed With ostrich feathers, Miss Moore, in a blue crapoline, Miss Jones in white china silk, Miss Stockdale in white and Mins Maggie Crawford in white. Mr. Edwin B. Bacon of Louisville was of the receiving party and assisted Mr. Miss Wanamaker and Miss Almy assisting her. Mrs. Miller and her daughter had Mrs. Wick- ersham, Mrs. Sharp, an Indianapolis bride, Mrs. Hale and Miss Parker to meet her guests. Mrs. Proctor resumed her receptions also, That New Year's resolutions are beginning to break in two. That punch does not prevail at the cabinet houses. That the high-hand-shake is silly, if not vul- fore the 4th day of March this majority will stay here until the clock striks 12 on that day, the last day of this Congress, to put upon out statute books a provision to secure the Ameri- can citizens their cor was an aigrette. Mrs. Noble's gown was of lor, the guests arriving so fast ted Miss Peck, Miss Scott | Owens in making guests feel at home. A re- ‘of the light rose striped brocade, with the front of | close to $ o'clock that they had but time for a | Assisted by her dau mai k, | freahment table‘in the rear ‘of the dravi oa a nen T mange of republi yellow satin draped in fine lace. | Mrs. Rusk | word of welcome to each. Mrs. Vance was |“. 0 a'wiss Husk had Mrs, Willard War-|T00™ was elaborately and tastefully trimmed | That the charity ball was a gorgeous affair ett tone blue brocade, with point lace. dressed in white silk, with feather garniture. with smilax and flowers. Punch and lemonade | for the money. THE BILL, FINALLY UP. tralto of exceptional purity and power. ‘The | “TT the 'well-dressed throng there were many | His eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, attended by | er to assist them. were served atasidetable. Miss Moore favored | Tha: rettiest gi Mr. Bland then ented his amend: ——— 1GSanization of ladies | fine toileta worn for the first time. Mrs. Jas. | Dr. Chappelle, first came through the ribboned | One of the Inrgest and pleasantest recoptions | the company with vocal music twice, which wuss = aon ene providing for the vapueneattte of the ss ae ieee ea att atc high order” Mts, | F: Barbour, white lace, with Louis XIV bodice | aisle down the two parlorsand took their places | of the season was held by Mrs, Windom yester-|¥as highly appreciaied. There were several oA Legpiasndang —, some agate | R= ene ot ieee 8 Seiales ot order: Mr- | of mauve brocade; Mrs. Seaton Perry, lemon | near the bower. n came the two couriers, | day afternoon. From early in the afternoon | hundred callers, including many Indianans, | f€¢tly lovely. Te ee ae nee miners hark Se Rite Myron Whitney, the eminent basso, will also | brocade and point lace; x of Phila- | Mise Edith Norris and Miss Lizzie Justice, | until inte there was a steady line of callers and erseredi That some of the men were “real hand- non made the point of Bik MF tnllas ‘here than be is The progrem | delphia,heliotrope bengaline, with duchess lace; | wearing white tulle gowns and pretty mull | cach and every one received a hearty, welcome THE RAUM INVESTIGATION. some.” ment was not gormane more popular here Mend the'adeanee | Miss Pollock of Philadelphia, white silk striped | hats. The bridesmaids, Miss Maud Weller, | from the hostess and her charming’ assistante, —— ‘That opportunities for “tender moments” | $n2 the Speaker sustained the point. Mr. berating sears elay po GANzei Mine Hyatt, palo yellow crepe: Mrs. | Miss Mary Bullock, | Mise Nancy Bowles, | The clogant drawing room and ‘dining room | Testimony Given Before the House Special | war 'voc erie tense TY gee ema gt > ii yw ben: ine an }; Miss Louisville, an ‘ise nm Fowle i it Com: r ad Ml by a strictly party vote. ir. Me be secured at Metzerott’s. peep ae De Mies Masgence Soaceee, Dace ot Meet Chetan canes none ee iio ees pm npr fr toe er ‘That Washington has more handsome women | moved to make the debate on the bill twodara. Buscuorr Coxcrat.— The second concert of | tulle; Miss Bertha Lincoln, low-necked frock of | wore white tulle gowns gurlanded with grasses | receiving party were exceptionally pretty and|, T8¢ Raum investigating committee heard | on occasion than any ten towns in the Union. | The Speaker ruled the motion out of order the course occurs tomorrow evening, con-| white corded silk; Mrs. Browne, mauve silk | and silver wheat and on little crowns of | there was sucha charm of hospitality about the | testimony from James O'Donnell, 2 pension | That lots of men are too lazy to dance. asdilatory. The resolution was then pamed [com pli ements Henry | and white crepe; Mrs. Thomas Wilson, pale | silver and green. Miss Sarah Badger Hoke of | whole reception that every one lingered and | office employe, to the effect that when on leavs ‘That of Faith, Hope and Charity, the and the House went into committees of the Waller of Louisville, with and organ | pink br ‘and point lace; Miss "St. | North Carolina, the maid of honor, wore white | stayed longer than usual. Mrs. Windom was | of absenco he had cared for a pair of horses agait 7. Gogenten | waste, Mr. Burrows in the chate. numbers furnished by Dr. Bischoff. Mr. Clair Okie, striped brocade’ in pale | faille and ostrich feathers and carried bride's | assisted by her guest, Mine Colegato of New | telomere te B ie aig of these is Charity. It was now 4:05. There remained just fifty- ler is an adopted son of Mrs. Scott Siddons, | pink and blue, with rose dotted tulle;| roves. Senator Vance escorted the fair bride, York, Miss Yardley of East Orange, Mrs. longing to Green yum, jr. 030 five minutes in which to amend the billand and his piano pla; rodaced » marked im-| friss Thompson, yellow crepe with black velvet | whose gown was of silver brocade trimmed with | staniey Brown and the Misses Windom, Mrs. | =4ward W. Jennings, a clerk in the pension THE BERING SEA CASE. the House was in the greatest confusion. For ion upon ‘usic Teachers’ National | ows; Mrs. Gen. Foster, maize moire and crepe; Her tulle veil was held bya| stanley Brown presided a: the tea table, but | Office, testified tha: some time previous to his payee fifteen minutes practically nothing could be ostrich ti chaple: of Mrs. ‘Willard, black moire antique and point orange blossoms. She wore a i ber tanent ii i The Application to the Supreme Court Will | beard in the House except confusion, cries for Ince; Misses Zogarra, black and gold brocade; | diamond pendant, the groom's gift, and her | Litt iz the afternoon her place was takea by pri anorersanciag bc atactiery aah amgaiing Cat No Figure. recognition and demands for order. In this Mrs. Dulin, black net bangled with silver dota; | bouquet was of white violets. Cardinal Gib-|” yfry. Jules Guthridge will not be at home to- bse From the New York Tribune, Today. iod three appeals were taken against de- frigerating company in Virginia, but in # Mrs. Frank Gordon, black tulle with silver dots; Mrs. Leiber, black lace and jet; Mrs. Wall, gray bengalifie and black lace; Miss Van Vechten of New York, black net and jett lace; Mrs. Outh- waite, old rose benj and moire; Miss Evang, white silk gauze; Mra. John White, pale m’ combined with pink silk; ' Miss alsh of New Jersey, white lace and ribbons; Mrs. Robert Fitch ' Shepard, black lac Miss Davidge, straw-colored tulle; Miss Wal- lach, white crepe; Miss Stith, white crepe and blue ribbons; Mrs. Skae of California, gray silk veiled in black dotted Ince; Miss Skae, Nile m silk muslin with silver trimmings: ’ Mra, eodore King, in black tulle; Miss Gale of New York, in white gauze and pearl necklace; bons prefaced the ceremony with a short ad- Grom, ‘The quartet of St, Matthew's tang “0, Perfect Love,” as a wedding march an the “Gandeamus” when the ceremony was over. Mr. Busbee is a prosperous young lawyer of Raleigh, N. C., and his best man was Mr. Theo- dore Davis, the attorney general of that state. When the ceremony was over all pressed for- Nard to congratulate the happy couple, the dining room was thrown open and the company commenced to thoroughly enjoy itself. When Mr. and Mrs. Busbee left for their bridal tour the bride was gowned in brown cloth with a ind cloak to match. They will be gone a visit to Mrs. Vance before starting for theiz own home in Raleigh. cisions of the chair. Half a dezen motions were made by members on the democratic side and finally the affair became almost hopelesdy en- tangled. Finally tellers were ordered on sus- taining one decision of the chair. One bundred and fourteen republicans swarmed the tellers and afterward seventy-five demo- crate strolled lewurely through. Mr. McComas then offered an amendment appropriating £10,000 instead of $5,000 for condemnation of streets, alleys, &c. MR. SPINOLA PROPOSES SUFFRAGE. ‘Mr. Spinola said be offered a substitute for ‘Mr. McComas’ amendment, which was as fol- lows: i s Wasirxotox, Jan. 21.—It is not expected at undertaking he was not successful, owing to : the Inck of time. He said, in response to ques- | tpn dacaiarelana pepe by the nerd tions, that he never had any money or stock in | jue sureeme Cent of the ed neptune a the refrigerating company. Mr. Cooper was | 2, g2urein the diplomatic oomsiderstion of nok perentiee to taquice ints the detelis tthe |) Lisiien. Iisundacitee® Gis) Gis ma conversation. : 1 Pearly Dickerson, an employe in the pension | tion to appear in the Supreme Court was ar- ranged several weeks ago.at the time of office ‘nd for a time in the mail division, testi- that mail addressed to Commissioner Raum | Minister Tapper’s visit te ty of as president of the refrigerating company had Yok, pin nepp cand ae Aor mond government would refuse arbitration. When been handled by him. Mr. Cooper filed with the committee a certi- the case was once prepared it was thought as well to preeent it to the court, in the hope of morrow afternoer. U.8.Grant Post and Relief Corps held a joint public reception and “camp fire” at Grand Army Hall last evening, and the occa- sion was one that will be long and pleasantly remembered by those who were in attendance. ‘The hall of the post was beautifully decorated and everything was well arranged. The newly elected comtnander made every one present feel that he or she was a special of the joint encampment. Among the distinguished nests were the commander-in-chief, Gen. Veazey, and wife, Department Commander Urell and staff and various past department and post commande-s. Among the ladies there fied copy of the articles of incorporation of the | Columbia Universal Refrigerator Company, whi Mrs. Frank Howe, black lace and jet; Miss |The bride's presen's were superb and came | were Mrs Capt Robert’ Place | fuich, however, Mr. Raum said had not been | obtaining something for the time being to| That the Commissioners of the District of Scranton, cardinal ailk velled in black lace; | from all parts of t39, south as well as trom Gaughters, Mise Cleveland. Mrs. Bollinget,wite incorporated, and consequently the stock hed |, 1105) to Canadian pretensions, etaes Columbis be, snd they are hereby, directed 80 Mrs, Goarps Bras, vik eet ene ne a of Col. Bollinger. chief department installing | “The committee then adjourned until Mon-| Probable the? Mr. Dilaine will give any new in- | Toby", sya neers om gor efore January 1, 7 rn oP officer; Mra. J. Thomas Turner and daughters, or, structions to Mr. Lincoln beyond ome cOn- i p - Dick lace” and” jet; Mrs.” Wallach, Among the guests. were the Vico President | several past presidents of. the De nt | 80 veyed to him at Washington during his recent | 10c8l self-government to the pe ee oe Bile yellow brocade and ‘gold passementeries | and Mrx Morton, Bishop Keane. Senntor and | WiuG., "irs, iendricks, senior pipe SSeS Visit. ‘Theae’inatractions were based upon the | "#Ct of Columbia whereby each citizen of the 3 a ee ee a tn | Ce en tee ice eee NM, | dent WRC; Mire. Gladys L. Thompoon,, pest coteges argument outlined in Mr. Blaine’s last let- | 06008 fwenty-one yours OF upward, without gy hea J engragi fonder neepised magi mg pours sang come gr anid ierrick, Mr. and | president U. 8. Grant Relief Corps, and ‘many wilt: Tied ma ter. ‘The State Department will wait for | To80" tay be entitled to note for alt eae Mrs. Semken, black brocaded Toe Mrs. | Mi ek evden moh Count | others whose names were not furnished your | O° ‘issed on Ground of In-| 15:4 Salisbury’s reply to” thie 7 | tude, may be ent LIL for all general of- Mrs. John & Billings black Ince over helio- | Justice and Miss Fuller, Mrs. Kenna, Mise Tarr, | 12¢,!a"8 assomblage was charmed by an elo-| In the divorce case of Au W. Abbott | other words the settlement of this question is republican form of government. chair ruled the amendmen: not in order atthat time and promised to recognize Mr. Spinola later. quent address from Commander-in-chief Vea- zey, who was followed by stirring speeches by Past "Post Commander Cook; Mrs.’ President against Julia Abbott, filed in January, 1890. Judge Bradley dismissed the bill today on the ground that the proof was insuflicient. The one that must be made through diplomatic channels, and any attempt made by the trope silk: Mrs. Bispham, in black lace; Mise : English ‘authorities to change the place or the t Bispham, ball gown of white tulle; Miss Mc- Donald, black lace and ribbon bows; Miss Miss Blackburn, Senator and Mrs. Carlisle, Representative ‘and Miss Burrows, Gen. and Mrs. McCook, Mr. and Miss Spofford, Mr. and x Deuson of Grant Relief Corps, Mrs. Gladys L. | 8° of the issues involved will fail. If the a Davis, her guest, in bine, tnt al ganze; Mra. Christy, ‘Col. and Mrs. yaa ae Thompson, same corps: Mis! Hendricks De-| bill. filed by J. H. Smith, charged the wife with | English authorities do not feel competent to _ nal emma ian voter way ane wt oc on, shel crepe Mrs. Car M ‘tme! + it le LJ y. % »bell Carri ‘i . Sayers: bows; Mis Walthall, demi-trained gown of | Mi resentative Hemphill, Mre. | Pthers Retrecuments were oer chat tae ce | Sdultery, and she, by Campbell Carrington, fled | deal with the case as presented by the Btate | 40 the anossment paragra Department, and will agree to make up a case for the Supreme Court of the United States, and further will arrange to be bound by their decision, then there could be no serious objection to having the Court act as the board of arbitration, but where the En- glish authorities simply come in and seek obtain something to be used for the purpose of embarrassing diplomatic solution of the case, the court will not for one moment itself to such a pi ing. At least this view in administration circles and this view which is sustained by the best legal russell, Carey, Mr. and Miss Trescott, the Mexican min- ister and Mme. Romero, Admiral Harmony and Admiral and Mrs. Crosby. answer denying the accusations and asserted that after his bad treatment, while she is not anxious to live with him, she opposed his ob- taining a divorce on such grounds. In the divorce case of Rudolph Fortune against Martha Fortune, a rule was issued on complainant today to show cause why alimony has not been paid. white strij yuze with ostrich feather trim- mi ie Sguire, white moire, draped in black thread lace; Miss Hopkins, white silk mull; Miss Schade, m_ silk’ gauze; Mra. Soule, pink brocade; Mrs. Tucker, rose crepe lisse’ and bengaline; Pearson of Chicago, mauve silk muslin with violet garni- ture; aliss Scribner of New York, violet mull and wood violets; der, white silk mus- lin; Mrs. Woolcott, blue brocade and duchess point; Miss Ward, silk draped in white dotted muslin; Miss Greene of New Jer- sey, white tulle and satin ribbons; Mra. A.C. of the entertainment under the supervision of Se Cpeskigeetinre nina! ee camp fire closed at 11:90 p.m., with three Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brown entertained a large | cheers and a “tiger” for U.& Grant Post aml company of their friends yesterday afternoon | its charming relief corps, through whom, from 4 until 7 o'clock at their elegant new | large measure, the evening's entertainment had home, 1745 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Brown | been made a success as an old-fashioned Grand yore 2 highly becoming areas of white silk with | Army camp fire. wered passementerie. Her sister, Miss Van| ‘The next meeting of the Sewing Circle (G. Lore boot ipl eodlogeronee Paes Stanton | MH.) will be held at the residence of Mees. blue crepe and black feather trimming, Mrs. | Hora; nomPto™ No. 812 17th street, on Friday Burch of Utica in white satin, Mrs. Wicker- , ty each separate fractional block. including the rovements thereon, within the city limite.”” amendment was defeated. Mr. Hopkins of the free school books inoee, esta oe plan RAILBOADS TO PAY JUDGMENTS. ——— THE POLICE COURT BILL. It is Earnestly Recommended by the House Committee. FFE H at the capital. The government is anxious | Mr. Clements offered this amendment, which Barney, white satin with borders of rove point | sham, formerly Miss Agnes, SeGree: in oh Mrs. Charles E. Foster has gone to Chicago. Sudiclary ss ion, ee aes GE ae over green. velvet; Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln, ‘blue | Gotted black “het, Mee J, We gonth ae vt | MMreand Mra. W. L. Parks will give a tea| The Police Court bill that was itroduced in be the Ga-| Ten to bo etied te Gecten tngeermmmnsen If there was any way of preme Court a board of arbitrators, such a selection would be satisfactory. There being no legal way to settle the « in that direc- tion, the diplomatic considerations of the mat- ter will continue as if nothing happened. the: ine his epeing i will probebly be ore is 8) it ar- ranged by special stipulation with the English government to suspend the hunting of the seal in the waters in dispute in the coming season until the board of arbitration can exactly fix the limits necessary to protect American rights. brocade with garlands of deep red roses; Mrs. John Dunlop of Richmond, pale yellow be line and lace; Miss Augusta Jones of F: N. Y., black lace; Miss Bettie Henry, silvere: tulle’ and lace; Mrs. James’ Green, blue striped grenadine; Miss Audenried, white satin aud silver embroidery; Mrs. Connelly of Richmond, yellow satin ani white silk gauze with point lace rufties; Miss Mira Noyes, heliotrope crepe with violet gar- niture; Miss Kauffmann, white silk gauze with satin ribbons; Mra. Howard White, blue satin with a front drapery of rose point Innded with crosbed rotes; Miss Breckinri tion: k lace, “Mrs. Patterson Miss’ Patterson — in wool and steel enterie and Miss lock in white silk with sable trimmings, were in the receiving party. Mr. Brown was everywhere extending a hearty welcome to his Guests, ‘The rooms were all softly lighted and in the dining room every dainty was abundantly served. In the hundreds who came were Mr. and Mrs. Gurley, Mrs. Shields, Gen. and Mrs. Whittlesey, Mra.’ 8. H. Kauffmann and Miss Joues of Fredonia, Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook, Capt. and Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Senater Hoar, Mrs. Tuesday, January 27, 1717 Corcoran street. The wife of Major 8. C. Vedder was in Wash- ington on Tuesday, making calls with her cousin, Mrs. Robert £. Fleming. Mra. Frank C. Sharp has returned with her mother, Mrs. Corta, for the winter. be glad to receive her friends on Mondays until Lent, with her aunt, Mrs. Senator Allen, at 10 B street northeast. Mrs. Barton D. Jones and Miss Jones will be at home Fridays in February. Mrs. James O'Donnell, 1712 N street, will not cotta silk and bi lace in black both branches of Congress has been reported upon by the committees. This is the bill that was framed by Judge Miller, and in the interest of which the judge and Prosecuting Attorney Armes recently gave their views before the members of the House committee on judiciary. Mr. Stewart from that committee has sub- mitted his report upon the bill (the same us it was introduced), with a strong indorsement. The report says’ that while the Police Court may try a variety of inferior misdemeanors of which it has exclusive jurisdiction, there is an- P wided, That the M. litan Railroad Big Company of the District of Columbia shall and satisfy to the District of Columbia wit ; Senator Teller, Mise ‘Teller, Mrs. Somers, Ar, i white silk gauze; Miss Maud Davidge, white | and Mrs. Coit, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Macias, Mr.” and | Feceive tomorrow. ctieee Claas of silstemaaness the punishment of} a5, scsttay of correspondents Sree i eet clk end Degieder Mat Gon | Mrs: Townseut, Mr. and Sirs. Nettleton, Mr. and | Mrs. A. I. Barber isspending a fow days with | Thich may, involve the liberty of the citizen; | {410 Sie Ot men held in the red parlor He ooesne emey cstrow mye Tippee, pale =, aa = poy ong Fogle gt Bomero > Mrs, Bacher in Kew ae k and will not return in Sourthas no jariediotion. ‘Afterseferring to the of the Ebbitt House last night steps were taken = i : ER ag Friday. decision in the Callan case the report says: club. Bet ‘Amoug those present were: Count d'Arco, Meo and Mee Shyer gutchoon, Mrs.) ‘Mins Grace L. Taylor, daughter of Medical | “This decision ousts the Police Court of juris sede ais wlarapln menagerie dena 4 Railroad Company of the District of bia the Mines spavidge, Mra. and Miss Wallach, Warner and Mr. 8. IBond. “| Inspector W. E, Tarlor, who has boon visiting berg oe ata ae a sat ae their intention of becoming members of the | shall pay and satisfy to the District of Colum- Mise Stith, Mr. and Mra Frank Gordon, Miss " family imiral " Colho: ve character, ‘months ‘approval of Van Vechten, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Shepard, Mr. | Mr. Frank 8. Presbrey's charming home on | gin Francisco ‘Thursday night’on account of | many criminals ‘now under conviction. ‘The | proposed club, and much interest in the pong 2a onal he niitenee and Mrs. Théodore ‘King, Stra, N.S, Lincoln, | Connecticut avenue extended was filed vester-| the illnem of her fathor- mublic int ‘therefore. clearly and | movement was manifeted. A commit- | tis w gee etd TN a Miss Gale, Mise Seranton, ‘Miss Colton, Mr. and | day nfternoon from 4 to 7 with her fricnds, who | yirg. Walter D. Wyville will not. receive on | mperatively dhe citizens of | toembere, with Me. A. Ge of seven | Court of the District of Columbis at the rait of Mrs, Geo. 8. Evans, Mise Boyd, Mr. and Mrs, | were D imaclocting: One Bree iat | Friday, but will on the following Friday and on | 2" p,Cong™™™,, OF, the | citizens of | members, Med an inate to meee | the said District, in cause numbered 22457, at BF Gilbert, Senor Valente, Mr and Mrs. | ioe on tho hill for his hotae, wich nae ete | the Fridays of February. polly neviomsule ebarpemmisten teetioen | connotes ak telae of tion Bt the | I, on the dockets of sald court, with the coste tha Stra: Byron’ Adams, Mra. dgbm White iiss | artiste interior. ro. Presbrey inet her callers | ‘The Nordhoff Gpild will meot tomorrow the ef: the scoom, next meeting, which, to suit the convenience of | SF. "04 Suen from its date until ‘paid, and Taylor, Mr: and. Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mr. {in the front drawing room, wearing a dainty | morningat.the residence of Mrs. J. @. Hill, | substitute bill. ‘The committee is also a majority of the ne workers, will be | thst Jive failure of the anid company ee to and Mrs. C. C. Glover, Lieut, and Mrs. Davis, | own of cream crepe, Mrs. Wm. B. King, in | 2015 O street northwest. the ly large amount of business | held in the same room at the Ebbitt House next | Tov SUVS. 1. said judgment, costs ‘and inter. Mr. and Mrs. Soule, Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Perry, | “eep red crepe, the Misses Johnson of New| Misa Belle Lukei of 1915 Pennsylvania ave- | of said court req force tor afternoon at 4 o'clock. ‘within the time ‘the charter of Mrs. Harper, ‘Miss Pollock, Mr. Mario Men- Se eee ee Sree ace, one in| noe, was tendered a sui last + | ite ih and that (Pepe pd mde = ‘the said iy ehall become forfeit,andell donce, it. Lewis J. Mrs, Foster, | white mull over pink silk and the other in| Dye number of her fends mtn, «if renin noe pabeireren ‘The Silver Pool ite rights, ‘and franchises as « body Miss Hyatt, Mr_ Beall, Aira. Webb, Miss Max eve ‘seleo- bay a this Seepe aaa tog committee on the silver | corporate and determine. aret Johnson, tha Mr Seattation Tage ais Fecommendation | pool this morning examined Senators Stewart, | sn. arxinvoX LOOKS ilsgn, Mr. W. 8. Thompson and Mise Thomp- cee eee eran tele ont tereet Tet” | Teller and Wolcott. They denied all knowledge | ur. athinene celeed Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. Willard, Mr. HK. Wil- ceeds all expenses, including the addition pro-| of a pool. E. N. Hill and James A. George tee- | the amendment was not germane " ic ee tified that they knew of no Senators or Repre- | end Mr. Anderson created and aloo for's in addition to. | edie the ‘Orban te fps Woodford and others are corporatora, E. 8. for trial. Woodford is president. Se est a ‘The Alexandria Dramatic Club givesan enter- ‘Tho National Safe Deposit Company of Wash- ‘debate on the bill. As tainment at Paff's Hall tonight. The play, ington -bas elected the following officers to er — 4 “Who Will Miss Him?” will be upon the boards serve the ensuing year: Board of managers— hed Tore and will be rendered entirely by Alexandria Benj. P. Snyder, president; Chas. C. Glover ue SS talent. (ot Riggs & Co.), vice president; E. Francis fhe clock and the i Se thdsed sake eae ae end debute on the Right of Way for a Sewer. a John F. Rodgers, Joba In the matter of the condemnation of the Pa z : ae right of way for the sewer through Isher- ‘Endowment Amociation wood to the Eastern branch the answer elected be atrectors for the =p- of A. M. Clapp, owner of lots 1 and cs | i Sof tote ti wo. 13 and Mt io 26, bloek 4, have been filed by Mr. W. F. Mattingly. TE Bother ‘G. Blater