THE WASHINGTON1 TIMES SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 1902

SOCIETY AND PERSONAL MENTIONAFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON AND OTHER CITIES

fifrs Roosevelt Receives DistinguishedCompany at the White House Gen

Fred Grant Calls on the PresidentMiss Roosevelt at the Theater

TIM White HewOn Frewwlek D Orant who came

10 Washington to Attend the funeralservices at MM mother called upon tiiePresident 7at rwar morning OenaralGrant ws aceempuafed by Ms aloe Mr-

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J B Thma of PkUaaelpbia second-s rrrtary of th Unttod States smbausyat Rom was among tile Prwtdonfs-cullers ytsMaiaar-

MiM fteett dtagM r of tbe Prw-Mpnt WM one f A large box party t-

th Critorten Tboatar fn New York Jutevening

Mr Itoooevelt received yesterday af-

ternoon la the Red Room Col TheodoreA Blngham who was later relieved byMajor Charles XcCawlejr of tile Ma-

rine Corpe made the Introductions Mr-

Koosevelt was assisted in receiving byMrs Sbaw Mrs Jtno Mrs Payne M ss-

VUson Mrs Cortelyou Mrsan 1 Mrs Cowls Miss Hagner andJIIKS Knox presided at the tea tableThe Misses Hitchcock and Miss LouiseJcnrs were also stationed in the dining

TIle vests invited were tbe-

fccretarjr o State and Mrs Hay theiSrrretary of the Treasury and MraShaw the Misses Shaw Mr Karl BShaw the Attorney General and MrsKnox Miss Kaox Reed Knox Hugh B

Knox the Postmaster General sad MrsJVvne Miss Louise V Joaea Mrs W

Cameron the Secretary of the Narythe Mimes Hitchcock tbe Secretary ofAgriculture and Miss Wllaxm JasperUilBon the Secretary to Ute Presidentand Mrs Cortetyou Col and Mrs TA Bingham Captain and Mrs CewlesAssistant Secretary to Ute PresWent andMrs Loeb Assistant Secretary to Ute

resident and Mrs Ban Miss HagaerSurgeon General and Mrs Klxey DrGeorge A Lung Dr Jolla F Urle MaJ

Charles U McOawley CapC JobProctor Jr Lieut John H UeutFrank H McCoy Cast and Mrs SetaM Acklcy Dr and Mrs Frank Ander-son Mr and Mrs Joseph 1 Ander-

son the Misses Anderson Judge andMrs Thomas H Andetson Miss Ander-son Mr and Mrs J Hnbley Asbton MissAsbton Hon and Mrs Henry X Burnliam Miss Burnham Hon and MrsKithard Tiartholdt Hon and Mrs JohnIf Baakhfad Hon lid Mrs Robert I-

Brousserd Hon and Mrs John L Burnott Hon Theodore K Burton Dr andMrs Jobn N Payne Miss Bayne

Mrs Alfred K Bates the MissesJate ol and Mrs John rMajor ami Mrs William B Beach

It Com and Mrs John B Bemadou-Mr awl Mrs Joseph Beeje Major andMrs tnuiam H Beck Mr and MrsCharles o BnrDiddle MrSirs Theodore W Btmey Miss A BWhite K v and Mrs Frank H Bicelow Major and Mrs William M BlackMr and Mrs George Blaster MissBlumer Mr Mrs Joseph H Brad-ley Mr and Mrs Bdson Bradley Mr

las BrtwnCutbbert Brown Mrs William HBrowne G J and Mra A 8 Bartrapt and Mrs J Philip Benkard-Aimiral and Mrs Bowles Miss RowlandSfiBB Burr Hen Joseph O Cannon MissCarolia Hon and Mrs Henry A Cooperlion and Mrs Joseph B Crowley HONCharles Curtis Mr sad Mrs C HCampbell Miss Helen Caah Miss FrancesCary Captain and Mrs William Cham-

rrlai Lieut Rohan F ClarkFrancis Coltoa the Missea Coitou Com-

modore and Mrs Walter C Oowtea MissCowles Mrs James C Crawford Mrand Mrs William O Crawford Mr andMrs Oliver Cromwell Mr aa MrsCropper Mrs Pierce Crosby the MissesCrosby Mrs Van Bsnssflaar Crager-Mr and Mra Cushman Mr and MrsAllerton Cuabman Hen and Mrs DavidDo Annond Hon and Mrs Charles DickHon James H Davidson Hon Hugh AI lnsmor Hon Robert C Davey Seaor-l on Rodrlgo de Asplroz Mr and MrsiKrrlmr Mr and Mrs Reginald DeKoven Colonel and Mra Frank LeeDenny Mr and Mrs H H Dodge theMisses Dodge Herbert 0 Deering-ioneral and Mrs Draper Prof and Mrs

Amos C Draper Miss Draper dc-

I rez Measlgnor Doaae P A Hon aadMrs Frank M Mdy Captain and MrsJoseph Q Baton Major and MrsEaton A Bdwards Mr and Mrs FrankEllis General and Mrs O H KrnatMiss Ernst Countess Esterhasy HonMM Mrs Andrew jr Yen HODGeorge K Fosa Mr aad Mrs Prick

apt sad Mrs F X Fnger Miss Fuger-Jr Mary H Flint T B Ferguson Miss

FtTguam John Pox Jr Commander andMrs John C Fremont and Mtas Preluont Admiral and Mra Franklin Gen

and Mrs Ossrge A Forsyth Honjad Mr James M Grlggs Hoar and MrsJohn J Onrdoer and Miss Gardner Hondalusbu A Grow ROD and Mrs CharlesiT Urosvwor Han nod Mrs J R OarIt Id Cn wnl and Mra 0 L MUespieColonel and Mrs John C aDd

Miss C H mure Colonel and Mrs D S-

u onion Miss Gordon General andMrs A V Gr ely and the Misses Greely-

Mr and Mrs Jules GWtkvldge LleutrQ-

ait Commander OiBBSns Hon and MrsMilllam A Harrla Hon and Mrs Ba-

K ne Halt Hon and Mrs Robert R Hlttiron and Mr John A T Hull and MissHull Hon and Mrs William P Hepturn Munanno Hanlhara Mrs Latherli Hat ma Mms Hare Mr Haoge Mrand Mr Harrtmaa Admiral Hanaeny-Captai and Mra atalpft Harrison Mrcad Mrs Fairfax HxTHsa Mr aaal Mam

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aad Mrs Charles B Howry JamesHebaa and Miss Hoban Mrs Wickham Hoffman Reginald

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Mr Mra Archibald Hopkins theMisses Hopkins Mr and Mrs Stlison-Hwtckiaa Captain and Vs HuteMas-Mr and Mrs HUller Holt Hoa Jolla PJones Hon and Mrs James K JonesHon and Mrs William A Jones CptJohn W Jones Lieut Henry C JewettMiss Bmma U Johnson Hon Joint KeanMrs Kean the Misses Kean Hon andMrs Thomas Kearns Hon Alfred B

Hon and Mm Frederick JHon William S Knox Hon

Robert Kleberg Mr S H KauffmannMiss Kanffmann Mr and Mrs RudolphKanffmann Mr aad Mrs Victor Kauffmann Mr S Kokubu Admral Albert SKenny OeD and Mrs John W KearnyMiss Kearny tbe Misses King Hon andMrs Henry Cabot Lodge Hon John 8Little Hon and Mrs Joidi F Lac xHon aad Mrs Kugene F Loud Hon aadMrs Rnf s B Lester Hon Leonldas FLivingston Mr and Mrs B F LeightoaMrs Alexander Lambert Dr and MrsSamuel Lambert MaJ Charles H Lauch-helmer MaJMr and Mrs Letter the Misses LetterMiss Ledyard Miss Otyphant Mr andMrs Hugh S Legare Mr and Mrs Bd-

wln H Capt an Mrs LeavlttC Logan Mian Logan

Dr and Mrs Francis B Lering theMisses Loriag Hon Joseph H MillardMiss Millard Hon Joint H MitchellHon 8 R Mallory Hon and Mrs Willlam B Mason tbe Misses Mason HonSamuel D McBn ry Hon aad MrsTboica 8 Martin Hon and Mrs Loulo-E McComas Hon John T Morgan UteMisses Morgan Hon aad Mrs P J Mc-

Ctunber Hon H D Money Hon FrankA McLaln Hoa and Mrs David H Mer-cer Ueut Commander and Mra Fred-erick A Miller Miss Miller Miss Cath-erine de X Miller Mrs Moorhead Mrand NfL Clarence Moore Mr aad MrsBdward Lind Morse Mr and Mrs JamesM Morgan Mr George L Mason MrsMacomb the Misws Macomb Lieut andMrs William D MacDougall Hon andMrs Henry B F Macfarland Mr andMrs Bdward A Mitchell PlquetteMitchell Hon and Mrs John AHon and Mra Adolph Meyer Mr andlira Henry May Miss May General andMrs Merrttt Count Mvtsu Miss LeilaMorse Mfas Mackall Frederic MorganPaymaster and Mrs John A Mndd MissHelen Munree Rear Admiral and MrsMcOowaa Miss McGowaa Capt andMrs C H McKlnstry Lieut Com-mander and Mrs Walter McLean Mra-Mohnn Miss Xohna Miss Dorsey Mran Mrs George Choate Kendall

B V Mason Miss de Wll-horst Hon aad Mrs Kaynte NelsonMr and Mrs Crosby S Xoyes Mrand Mra Theodore W Xoyes Mr andMrs Thomas C Xoyes Mr T Xaka-mnra Mr and Charles W Needham tbe Misses Noedham Mr and MrsHenry B Xeednam Herman C Norman Captain aad Mrs Xicholson Hoaand Mrs Marlln B Oimaied Rear Ad-

miral Charles OXoil Miss ChristineQuean Owen Hon Boies fenrose Boaand Mrs Redfleld Proctor Miss Proctor Hon George C Perkins Hon andMra O H Platt Boa J C Pritchard-Mtas Frttchard Hoa Thomas CHon Sereno B Payne Mrs CharlesParrtah the Misses Parrish Mrs Al-

bert M Patterson Miss PattersonA M aad F G Patterson Logan Wallei Pap Mr and Mrs Henry C Per-kins the Misses Perkins Mr and MrsHenry K Pellew Miss Peliew M andMme PeNt Mr and Mrs DuncanClinch Phillips Lieut and Mrs EmoryJ Pike Chaplain and Mrs Charles CPierce Captain and Mrs Patrick Honand Mrs M 8 Quay Ute Misses QuayHon and Mrs Joseph V Qnarl s MrsWalter W Queen Hon Joseph L RawUna Holt aad Mrs Walter Reevea Honand Mrs James Robli ja HOlt aadMrs James D Riebardsea Mr RlanoRev Dr aad Mra Wallace RadcllffeAdmiral and Mrs Ramsay Commanderand Mrs Charles W Ray Commander

Col aad MSGeorge C Reid Dr Tbomaa B-

RMgway Mrs John F Aoda sMr and Mrs W W RockbillMrs Frank Rommel Mr and Mrs CPeyton Russell General and Mrs Ru-

gles Miss Roggles Capt F P Rey-nolds Captain and Mrs Rush Hon Vilj-Uam M Stewart Hon and Mrs XathaaB Seott Hon Joseph Simon Hon andlira James L Slaydea Hon and MrsClaud A Swansea Hon and Mrs Wil-liam L Stark Hon and Mrs George WSteele Hon James L Sherman HonTbomaa Splght tINt Misses Bplght HenWilliam Sulnsr Boa and Mrs James HSouthard Major and Mrs Richard Syl-

vester Mr and Mra F P B SandsUte Misses Sands Miss Sands Com-mander aad Mrs Katban MissSargent General and Mrs RufusSaxtou-Mr Durham W Stevens Major Sehynlor-Mator aDd Mrs Douglas M Scott Mrand Mrs Samuel Spencer Captain andMra Seato Scbroeder Mi SehreonerRev and Mrs Joha M Bcblck Mrs Bogene Schuyler Capt Hugl L rtoott Mr-

aad Mrs Robert F Shopar JUss Shep-ard Lteuteaant CommandHr and McaAlex Sharp Jr Miss Bilk SddmorsRev and Mrs Roland OMtea SmithUte Mhmas Senenek Admiral B MShopavd Mms Shepard B adir OeDrai aa4 Mrs Mtchael BherMaa-

Mr and Mrs Lo ls P SUsrt xias-Mam WIlt O Sleben PnrmMtor

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Soutkeriand Miss Southerlaad Mr andMrs CharlesA SjWlaK Mrs StoryMrs Bdward Stantoa Miss Staatea-Jl iL Bdwia M Stanton Lieut and MrsG L P Stone Mrs William N StrongMrs L D M Sweat Mrs Robert K-

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Teller Hon and Mrs F C Tate HonaDd Mrs W Jasper Talbert Hon awlMrs Robert W Tayler Mr and Mrs

K Taylor Mr and Mrs BllshaS Theall Mrs Trescot Miss TrescotCapt and Mrs II G Trout Hon aadMrs Horace A Taylor Major and Mrs

F Tucker Admiral UpshurROD and Mrs George G Veet LimitCommander and Mrs Holmaa Vail Admiral and Mm W K Van Reypea MissVan Reypea Lieutenant ConmaaderDel Mrs1 Veeder Cot and MrsPaul Vigital Mr aad Mrs VerDOD Hoa Francis B WarrenHOB and Mrs Gecgo P Wetmoruthe Misses W tmorr Hon aDd MrsJames W Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth lion Bdward Weeka Mr aadMrs Charles D Wolcott Mr and MrsSidney Walerlow Admiral and Mrs Jobs

1C Walker awl Miss Walker aad MissBynner L4eut nsat and Mrs Albert B-

Waldron Mr and Mrs Dallas B Wala-WTightand Miss Walawrigbt Dana B

J Walnwrlght Mr and Mrs HoraceWestcott Lieut William Russell WhiteMajor General aad Mrs Frank WbeatonGeneral and Mrs O B Wilcox Lieuten-ant Commander and Mrs C McC RWinslow Mrs William C Winloek Mts

eta Williams Huntlngton Wilson Mrad Mrs John B Wllkie General andMrs Wood Mr and Mrs James Wadsworth Jr Col C Watanabe Mr andMrs Wilkinson Miss B C de Q

Woodbury Mr Mrs Charles WerthaCton aad tbe Misses WorthtugtonCapt Robert F Wynne Mrs Percy CWyndhata Capt Clarence C WilliamsSurgeon General Wyman Nathan Wyeth Mrs John Russell Young aad-

Messrs B R and H G Young

Tile ProsMsBts Official FamilyTIle Secretary of State and Mrs Hay

will eaUrtaln tbe diplomatic corps tbreakfast January 1 at 1 oclock

Miss Milk toot daughter of the Sec-retary of War has Joined her father atthe Arlington Mrs Root is expected te-

retura to Washington early next week

Attorney General aDd Mrs Knox areentertaining Mr and Mrs Henry C

Frtck of Plttaburg who will rwith thorn until Monday Mtaa Kaoxdaughter of the Attorney General andher brother Philander Knox left townyesterday for Plttsburg Mrs Knox willvisit the Misses Williams who recentlystayed with her In Washington and herbrother will be Ute guest of his chawMr Abbott sou of Mrs William Abbott

Henry C Payne Postmaster General

out again and attended UM Cabinetmeeting yesterday

Among the DiplomatsSianora Mayor des Planches wife of

the ambassador from Italy received yes-

terday afternoon and wiU continue toobserve Fridays as her day at homethroughout tbe seassa

Lady Herbert wife of the Brltteh am-

bassador went te New York on Thurs-day to be with br sister Mrs Cornelius-VanderMlt whose husband to seriouslyill and to meet her son who to expectedte arrive la Xew York from Bnglaad to-

day

DinnersFOTHKT Senator and Mrs John M-

ThurstOH entertained at dinner Thursdaynight Their guests wore SenatorMitchell Senator aad Mrs Fsster GeaAndrew Burt Mrs Martin Miss AagilaMiss Hamiek Miss Purmaa Mtes Mayrnrnam Mrs Titian Johnson BMridgeJordan W J W F MartlaaDd Carroll Purman

Senator and Mrs Scott entertained atdinner last night Their guests were thePostmaster General and Mrs Payne theBelgium minister aad Baroness Moncaeur Senator aad Mr Foraker Senator and Mrs Fairbanks Senator andMrs Taltaferre Senator BeveridgeSenator Warren Miss Ksea Representa-tive and Mra Oalnes and Mr aad MrsKilbH Frost

Capt and Mra W 8 Cowlos enter-tained at dinner last night la honor of-

Mr aad Ire Bdward H Harriman ofre the guests of the

President and Mrs Roosevelt at UteCabinet dinner Thursday night aad re-mained at the White House Fridaymorning

Mr Sheprds LM he B

Mrs Btmpard wire of Judge Bbepanl-of tbe District Court gave a luncheonyesterday In honor of her daughter XlsaPolly Sbepard The guests were MissPanscy Bloomer Miss JonesMiss Margery Colton Miss Anna Me-Cauley Miss Jean Loring Mtas GertrudeBrowa Mias tOM Bradford Mie-erranees DowaJng Mias Troatott andMiss Mulllka

NotesMrs Ntta I atbam is visiting Mrs

W P Dyhsa ef Atlanta Ga who gavea dinner in hor honor Wednesday even-Ing

Mrs Cropper will receive Saturdayafternoons throughout th ssaaaon

Frank Uawkina of AUaata Oa whohas beea visiting frienda hor returnedhonte yesterday

A dance will be gtvn at th Dumbarton Ctub this evealag

week of Mias Bftttk Qrajr ami Robertf It HJU ar te be Mias Thayar aod

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tary of State and Mrs Play to Enter-tain at Breakfast Miss Root at theArlington

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Mies Buraham of Bostea MiesClapp Miss Barbey aad Miss JanetPish of New York and Mlse EllenDrexel Paul of PhlladalBhia W FHttt will be best H D Ta ushers M-

I lMt d are Joha Glisten Gray Jr Aus-

tia Gray Dr Van Bureo Payae Whlt-ney Mlltoa S Barger H U VlBthropand William Hale

Mrs Kate RobtneoB of Atlanta Ga-

i who is at school will return HuMfor the holidays

Miss Steele who bas Iwas visitingMrs Prank Martin of Baltlmora re-

turaed home yenteniay

Mrs A Gordoa Jraas is vteltlng herMrs James S Suonoar Jr of

West Spruce Street Philadelphia

Former Postmaster Geaeral and MrsCharles Bmory Smith who oame fromPhiladelphia to attend the Cabinet din-

ner given by the President and MrsRoosevelt yesterday and Who wereguests over night at the White Hetwereturned to their home today

Goatip From New YorkMrs Dallas Bache Pratt of 94 Wos-

tFortyeighth Street gave a dinner atSherrys last night follows by a cotil

when she Introduced herdaughter Miss Cotwtane Pratt MrsPratts two nieces Miss Lucy Landoadaughter of Mr and Mrs B H Laaoon-aad MiM Florence Hovfes of StamfordConn daughter of Mrs Tawaeend-Howes were also debutantes of Ute oecaetoB Alexander M Hadtfea led theetilloa and danced with Mtas Constance

Pratt

Mrs Frederick Xaifoeu was to give alarge theater party fallowed by a supper Bad a dance at SilenT teat nightfor her daughter CaUileeB and tile

nance but camaled the Invitationsat the last moment in eonesquaBee ofthe grave condition ef Cornelius Yanderbill

Mrs Clarence Wlnthrou Bowen of IBast Sixtythird Street will give a re-ception this afternoon to Mr ArthurSherborne Hardy United States ministerto Spain and Mra Hardy Tomorrow Mrand Mrs Hardy will pay a vtak te rela-tives in X J aad than re-

turn to Brooklyn whore they will beguests of Ira BJMKT C of Co-

lumbia Helahlii until U y anil Jaa-uary 1

Social Doings ia BaltimareA hail which rivaled la brilliancy the

Monday germane of the Bachelors Cotillon Club was that Kina last night at-LehmanaV Hall by Mr and Mrs Na-thaniel W Jam la honor of their youngdaughter Miss Frances Beverly James

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MENUS TO GLADDENCHRISTMAS DINERS

That ft Cbrlxtms dinner can beprepared t WHet Ute purse of mostany financial position la isdemonstrated by two bills of fnre-

that were especially prepared for Theimos readers by Pfuff cbef of the

New Willard Hotel First follows adinner for a party ef five that s-

sigaod to cost aet exceeding Jl a platThe meau

Dinner for Family of Five

Oysters Half Shell We-

Gelary lie Radishes 15cOx Tan Soup BO-

cThreepound Black Bus Me-

Blgbtpound Roast Turkey1 with Cran-berry Sauce 3143-

Masbed Potatoes 15c Asparagus tieLettuoe aad Tomato Salad 15e

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Total cost 1607

Not a bad meal In aay way andeae that would at least be palatable teaa epicure For the more extensivepuree and a party of the same number

STOCKHOLDERS TO MEETA meeting of the stockholders of the

Capital Savings Bank which recentlyserved a sixty days notice oa thwishing te withdraw deposits bas beencalled for this evening tt S oclock atthe bank MM F Street northwest whenthe report of the auditing committee willbe submitted Its work under tbe guid-

ance of the cashier of the baak E B

McCary bas been completed but no an-

nouncement of Its findings wilt be givenprior to tho presentation of the re

port to stockholders

GLASSES EMBEDDED IN BROW

In Its own peculiar way the followinglacident graphically Illustrates Ute forceof a dynamite explosion The story istold Irf the Philadelphia Record of re-

cent dateHorace OUtta a ntmttee-

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the wnlla springing from otntral-clueten of golden sunflowers Trass ofredberried holly and massss of smitajcconcealed UMT wusiclans gallery andUte foyer of the ballroom and Ute stagwere converted by palm trees and tropi-cal plants into conservatories

The boat and hostess and Mies Jaiwelcomed their guests la a bower ofholly and palms Mrs James wore a-

gewa ef blade velvet and paint hvee withdiamond ornaments and carried Parmaviolets

Mrs Louts H Patterson MIl awwgMor-of Washington will spend UM wtatsr-witk Mrs Charles W Wuohsvra IMf AtPaul Street

Mr and Mrs Wealey M Oler of Para-dise will close their country bame aftertbe holidays and remove to Ute city forthe remainder of Ute winter

The December meeting of ute MarylandLine Chapter Daughters of the AmericanRevolution was held yesterday vat theresldeace of Mrs Anne von Kapp illPark Avenue

Miss Lillian Glffen regent of the chap-ter will attend the annual congress ofthe Daughters of the American Hcvoln-ttoo with Mrs Matthew OauH as her alUraats-

Meffsahmenta were served after tilemeeting

Society ia PhiladelphiaThe ftr t ball of Ute srossa wan glvea

last nlgbt by Mr and Mr Craig Up-ptaeott for tkeir daughter Mms Con-stance Llpplncou ia th foyer of Hortf-cuitural Kail Few guests arrived untilafter 11 oclock and supper was servedat 12 M at small tables in the hall oathe nrst floor The foyer was decoratedwith holly and Christmas greens ar-tistically arranged ia arches and fes-toons on tile walla aDd cellinglittle colored lights were M-

ibe Tines The whole effect was In keep-ing with tbe TuIetMe

The cotllloa which constated of fourfigure was led by Ooorgo Brooks jrand Ute favors which were purchased InNew York were distributed bjr Alexan-der Williams Btddle and Mrs AhwaaaKtrVan Renaaelaer

A dinner was glvea Thursday night in-

tbe Corinthian Yacht duo heuas at-Ksalugton oy Dr Oeorge C Stout of-

17M Chestnut ia honor of MissIda Reltiy of Washington who bas NellUte peat of Miss Florence Wethertll at2114 Walnut Street

Oen aad Mrs Leonard Wood who ar-

rive here today will be Ute guests ofDalian Sanders 1226 Locust Street Gen-

eral Wood will deliver an address tatoevening on work of the United StatesGovernment In Cuba before the Ameri-

can Academy at the New Century Draw-

ing Room He will attend the receptionat Ute Glean National Bank this after-noon aad will dine witk Pro Row at-

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ibles markets afford Pfuff suggestsa menu arranged oa a more elaboratescale Including champagne and oUterdwlioioue wines te giaddoa the heartof Ute diRer For 7S a dinner madeup from tile following menu which is-

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75 Dinner fK Five at the Willard

OratorsCap Cods

Potage ChatelaiaCelery Olives Radishes

BonBow Salted Nuta-Bcallooed Baas Cbambord-

Psauuts ChateauSweet Breads St Cloud

Harricot VerteChampignons Prats a la Hubala

Diamond Back Terrapin a la NewbergPunch Magerette

Canvas Back DuckMaryland Hominy Currant Jelly

Salad PompadourOlacea Cardinal

Premaie Ietlts FoursCafe

COURT OF PROBATEA Mil to establish a court of pro-

bate for the District of Columbia lugbeen Introduced in the House by MrMercer Representative of Nebraska ItIs provided that the court shall be pre-sided over by one Justice appointed hythe President and confirmed by tbe Sen-ate at an annual of fMU TIlecourt is to all the powers aadjurisdiction now held by the SupremeCourt of the District In Its special termknown as the probate court

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL

CONGRESS OPENED BY KHEDIVECAIRO Dec 20 Tbe Kbediv yester-

day opened the international medicalcongress which is meeting at the OperaHouse here Nearly every country ofthe world Is represented

MRS BATMAN DIVORCEDMrs Jane M Batman has been

granted a divorce from William BatmanTIM decree which ia signed by JusticeIlagner states that aeparattea isgraated because of desertion ef MrsBatman bf her husband

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Prince Nicholas PromulgatesDemocratic Constitution

VUBfNA Dee We if todayannounces that Prtec Nicholas of MonUMWgr has abolished Ida own absolutepower and had promulgated a democraticconstitution coupled with a scheme forradical reforms In the civil aad judicialadministrations

Th government of Montenegro has al-ways siac its inceVUon been aa in-leteating one The affairs of state baTebeen conducted after th manner of theold patriarchal days

With the i salag of the absolute powerof tbe prtBcn will disappear some ontojnecustoms One of those perhaps themost unique has been tbe custom of Uteprince dispensing justice under a treebefore the palace

TO BUILD BIG SCOTTISHRITE CATHEDRAL

StnKtme te C t at a Xiwnraa-lBo9e Heine far Oriental Ca-

slsteiy aai Other BWk

CHICAGO Dee 2 Within a abortspace of Urns a great catnednri whichWill cost at lowest figure liOOOOOwill be eroctwl In Chicago by Orientalns toy Ancient Accepted Scottishillt Valley of Chicago The cathedralwill provide a home for Ute organization and UK entire will be de-voted to UM Consistory aDd The all v4bodies

Two hundred thousand dollar ia nowin hand and batace of SUM willbe rallied awoai lodges which Willb directly interested

IOWANS TO UNITE OifCANDIDATE TOR CAKAL BOARD

Representative Lacey of Iowa calledat tile White House omcea yesterdayill secure information a to the Presi-dents plan for selecting tlie new isth-mian canal commission

The State at Iowa will probably uniteon a candidate whom they will urge fora place on Ute board whenever tbe PreaWeat gives a indication that he is readyto consider Ute formation of tile com-mission

TIle President Informed the Iowa Represontattv he has told previouscallers that he would not take up tilematter white the present negotiationsremain unsettled

SHOULD MAKE A rare LAWYER

tile story of George Washington and tbecherry tree or seemed beat upon beingsimply obstreperous aDd disagreeable

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TEMPERANCE INTREWCHEB IKA CEMETERY

To prevent the licensing of a saloon byplacing a cemetery within eighty rods ofUte proposed location is Ute novel at-

peraace people of Pulton Mich Says adispatch to the New York TI

Last sunnier Ray Week boflt a hrAel at acost at several taniusBil WUr MM tw was adnstood that was to be riven a hrsiK fora bar TIle teatstiauce peopi dog op a law ofMS which fort tbe ktcatioa of a sslooa

pen October 7 with the county cleA andthe plot wttbia eighty toes el the

ippUeatiwi ass bcea dewted j

LOCAL MENTIOJf

Tree Tor Ojn ovminf J Jay Ooeid

PARKERSHAIR

BALSAMPromotes tbe growth of the hair andpi VOB it the lustre and sllklaess of yonth-Whea the lialr Is may or laded K-

BftWMS RACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR

It prevents Dandruff aad hair talltaand keeps the scalp clean and healthy

HOLMESHOME MADE

Min mid Pumpkin Pics a dcligbt-fnl dessert for the holidays

20 CENTSGoods delivered to all sections of the

eity

HOLMES SONSBAKERY

Corntr First and E StreetsPhone Est 864

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