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Schiott. the motel Norwegian pianist.
Mr. Schiott is now the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs CaSsS at the Cairo, where he
viii remain ant I this evening
Friday night N.r- Schiott gave a Nor
wegian piano recital at the Cairo which
proved TO be great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. o'Brien, of Buff
aio. are Stopping at the Cairo for few
days.
Mrs. Dun and Mrs. wurdzeil. of Pitts
burg. who have been the guests OF Rep
resentative and Mrs. DaIzel. have re-
turned to their home.
Senator and Mrs. AIger are in. Allan
tic City. but win return to Washington
Tuesday.
Mrs. Van vechteu Olcott will return
TO her home in this city this evening,
after a visit to New York.
G. W. billings and Miss Billings. OF
Cleveland. Ohio. are in Washington. at
the Cairo. for visit.
Prof. and mrs. J. S c. Wells and
Miss Wells. 81 New York. are in Wash
ington for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Newberry. wife of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. who had been
staying at the Virginia Hot Springs.
has returned TO Washington.
Mrs. r. n. Allen. of the Cairo. has
as her guests Mrs. y. p. Coburn, of
Massachusetts, and Mrs. Frank Pullen.
OF Connecticut.
Mrs Jacque J. Elias has gone to At
lantic City and New York for a three
weeks visit.
Mrs. John Stearns announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Priscilla, to
Howe Totten. The marriage viii take
place in ST. Johns Church on the 18th
day of next May.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. FIske, of West
brook. Conn. arrived at the Cairo yes
terday. and will remain in Washington
for few days
Lieut. Com. John n. Elliott has re-
turned from Newport. where he went 10
visit Admiral and Mrs. French Z. Chad
wick at their home in that place.
Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Newton, of Bos-
ton. are in Washington for a few weeks.
They are stopping at the Cairo.
Mrs. Matte LociSe-Macomber. Of Des
Moines. Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. Aline
Shane Devin. Mrs. Macomber is en- route
to Europe and her stay in Washington
viii be very short
An interesting meeting of the Wash
ington Branch of the Green Acre Eel
lowship took place Thursday evening at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Moore. IL was the first appearance in
Washington of Nine. de Bielaski. pro-
found and sympathetic student, and an
exceptionally interesting expositor OF the
esoteric principles of life.
Miss Emily Glover, of Georgetown,
who has been the guest of Miss Rosa
Coatess, of Mobile. Ala. Cor several
weeks past. is the recipient Of crafty
ing attentions on all sides. among resi-
dents of that hospitable Southern city.
Upon the occasion of a recent enter
tainment IN her honor given by her
hostess at the Country Club. Miss
Glover took part in the musicale which
followed the luncheon, when she won all
hearts by the charm of her voice
Nine. Esputa DAILY will be at home to-
day at 112S F street northeast. from 4
to o'clock. and will be pleased 10 see
her friends and the friends OF her
father. the late John Esputa, one of the
pioneer musicians of Washington
Milton S. Cabell. son of the late
Capt Samuel C. Cabell was in the city
the past week visiting his mother. Mrs.
Flora B. Cabell- Mr.. Cabell is making
arrangements to locate permanently in
Washington in the near future.
The Cong anials have issued invita-
tons for their monthly assembly
Thursday evening. April 5. at National
Rifles Armory.
Samuel waIlach. formerly of this
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil King for the past week, leaves
town today.
Cadet Joseph Kaufman. Of the Ches-
| ter Military College. is in this city Wis
/, iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs David
j. Kaufman, of Rhode Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Salvador Richards will
entertain the Evening Club this even
! ing.
Miss Edna Dali, of Norfolk. Va. who
was the guest of Mrs. Leon Adler. OF
this city. has returned to her home
Rabbi Abram Simon of the Eight
Street Temple who went to Philadelphia