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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
BARONESS HAPPY
UNTIL SHE SEES
STATES WITNESS
Miss Cuggenheim Ad-
mitS of Ignorance on
CrOSS-EXami-
nation.

NEW YORK. April Z-CheerfuI and
smiling the Baroness Anisia Louise De
Massey, accused Of the murder Of
merchant Gustav Simon. tripped lightly
into the criminal branch Of the supreme
court behind Deputy sheriff Damon to-
day. After shaking hands cord ally
with her counsel and the representa-
tives OF the French consul. VINO has
constantly sat at her side since the trial
began. she glanced toward the witness
chair.
There Miss Cecilia Guegcnhcim, an
employed Of the millinery shop Of Solo
mon Chiller. OF broad street. was just
taking her seat
Tire little French womans counter
ance underwent a complete change in
an instant. Her lips curleo disdsinfully
and her eyes shot \ malignant look at
the young woman who on Saturda Y
gave most damaging testimony against
her.
Miss Guggcnheim was conducted over
q rough road OF crCss-examulation by
Mr.. LeBarbler. She was made 20 ad-
mit that she did not know whether the
defendant wore hat or not. She swor,.
she was about six feet from Nine. De
Massey when Otto Schissel interrupted
Ter coming down the stairs after the
shooting
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MOTHERS PENSIONS
NEW CHICAGO IDEA
Payment to Be Graded
According to Number
Of Children.

CHICAGO. April o. No more will the
hard-working, conscientious husband
feel obliged to turn over his Saturday
nights pay envelope 10 his wife If Prof
Charles Hueblin. OF the University of
Chicago, has his way.
Not content with delving into the
problems Of probationary engagements
and the general position Of woman in
society, Prof, HuebIn has tackled the
meEace of race suicide and the question
Of a married woman-s property rights.
grouped them together and reached
joint solution satisfactory TO himself
His solution was presented in an address
before the Society for Ethical Culture.
1t consists OF a system Of pensions for
motherhood. The plan 10 which. ac-
coTding 70 the educator. society in
America sooner or later will be driven
cOntemplates the payment To every
mother OF an income graded. not aC-
cordiIg 10 her husbands salary. but
according 10 the number OF her chill
dren. Just how the pension is TO be
paid or who Is 10 pay Il. Prof Huebl!n
did not make clear. Presumably some
branch OF the Government would attend
20 Il, but theJ would be a mere matter
of detail.
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DELEGATION FROM CHINA
ARRIVES AT SAN FRANCISCO

China's imperial army and navy
representatives TO the jamestown Elk
position have arrived in san Francisco
where they were met by Capt A W
Brewster, Z. s A, who viii escort
them across the continent TO Wash
ington and then 10 the exposition
Captain Brewster was in command Of
the joint army and marine legation
guard at Peking for several years fol-
lowing the Boxer uprising. during
which time he made himself ponuIar
with the Chinese government officials.
Lieut. Cen Arthur MacArther has
turned his command. the Department
or California. over 10 Brigadier Cen
eral Funston at San Francisco. and
proceeded to Seattle. where he will
meet the japanese representative
May p
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CURED BY CUTICURA
REMEDIES IN ONE WEEK

"Cuticura Soap and Ointment are the
greatest remedies for skin diseases on
earth. Ihave suffered SIX months from
disease which l cannot describe. but
VIII tell you he symptoms. Ny skin
was full Of red spots and my face was
full Of red pimples Il made life miser-
able for me and was discouraged with
everything. I went to several doctors,
but it was ussless- But while reading a
newspaper l came across one Of your
testimonials telling the value OF the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I re-
solved 70 try them, and after using
them for about one week 1 became 3
new man. The pinples and the red
spots have disappeared and they made
my skin as soft as velvet. Now I am =
constant user Of the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and recommend them
highly. Albert eastman, Bedford Sta
ton, y Y, Nov %, 1905"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
PRIEST RUNS 2 MILES.
REACHES DYING MINERS

SCRANTON, Pa. April 2s.-While a
force Of mon worked 70 rescue two men
buried under a fall OF roof, the Rev
Peter MCHugh. Of Olyphant, ran from
his home, two miles away, To reach No.
shaft Of the Delaware and Hudson
Company mine TO administer the rites Of
the church 20 the imprisoned men.
Father McHugh was lowered into the
mine and hurried to the scene Of the ac-
cident. A few minutes after he had per
formed his office the men were dead
The victims were Patrick Gallagher,
OF DunmOre street. and John Novak. OF
Priceburg- William Reese was AT work
near them. and heard the roof crack
ing. He 5Houted a warning and started
10 run Gallagher and NOVak followed.
but were caught by the fall.
Every means was employed 10 eXpe-
dite the work Of relief Meantime, a
messenger summoned the priest.
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DENIES CHARGES
WILLIAMS MADE
Attorney for cassidy Cook
Wires Times That He VIII
Make Statement.

Statements made by Capt. William
Plumb williams, formerly volunteer in
the United States army and a cadet at
West Point, are emphatically denied by
Cassidy Cook. whom he declared 70 be
his nemesis. CAPTAIN Williams In Phla-
deIphia Saturday attributed all his woes
TO Cook. He also accused the latter Of
having tempered with a box containing
valuables.
The statements Of Williams were pub
lished in a dispatch from the Quaker
City yesterday.
Today The Times received the follow
ing telegram from Almon c. Kellogg, at
tOrncy for Cook:
New York. April %"
washington Times, Washington, D. c.
Williams statement. page ten yes
terday's Times about Cassidy Cook,
attorney for Williams victims. abso-
Iutely false Shall write you truthfully
Immediately"
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Jealous of Her Husband,
Fights Him With Bulldog
Mrs. Brown Does SO, However, Only Be-
cause She Wants Blue Ribbon He
Gets From Kennel Clubs.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Laurels won
for r. L. Brown, pOssessor Of prize pups.
and president OF the Chicago Kennel
Club. are in danger. A new fancier has
entered the field in the person Of his
wife, Mrs. Ethel Brown, who IS making
deliberate plans 70 get the honors for
her own possession, by fighting her hus-
band in the open for blue ribbons.
As a preliminary step, she has added
to the Brown kennels, at 634S Star
avenue, the Earl Of Egmont. late OF
London. Permission for his lordship's"
indefinite stay at the Brown home was
obtained for a trife OF s.. 100 He car
ried with him credentials showing that
he was next best" at the Chicago
bench show. and an abundant supply Of
promises for the future. He IS a bull
dog Of fierce and unlOvely aspect
The Earls triumphant entry into the
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CREAM SOLD BY ALTEMUS
HAD TOO LITTLE FAT

For failing 10 comply with the pure
food law. which requires 20 per cent
Of fat in all cream sold in the Dis
trict. Louis Altemus. proprietor Of a
dairy in Mt. Pleasant. was fined IS by
Judge O'Neal in the Police Court this
morning. The defendant claimed that
he had no method Of testing the cream.
as II came to him from a dairy farm.
and also that he understood that by
nf ge+ re,,,IreS 49, SI,a ~ 80 ~ :
however, declined 10 he this view Of
the matter. and said that he should
have some method of testing it.
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Reclaim Practitioners,
Claim of Society Girl
Daughter of Chicago Magnate Befriends
Prisoners, and Aims to Raise Them to
a Higher Plane of Social Condition.

the Union Trust Company, and Mr.. WIKI
announced that additional ways and
means for putting the apparently wreck
ed probationers into channels of progress
and responsibility would result shortly
Mr.. WIKI has already supported his
pretty daughters efforts by making a
present Of s. on deposit in a savings ac-
count 10 each Of the paroied prisoners
who agree 10 save s. a month and keep
his parole inviOlate. Up 10 last night
eleven OF the family had been enrolled
in this venture.
Miss WIKI. delighted by her results
plans to enter more fully into the lives
Of the wretched men and women who
come before the judge in the Ghetto
court, and will spread her efforts 10 in
clude attempts to better their home
lives.
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CHICAGO, April 2s.-New methods
for the reformation Of Judge cieland' 5
family Of probationers are to grow
from the interest in their welfare by
Miss Emily WIKI, the North Side SO
ciety girl.
Callers at the home Of Miss WIKI
1921 Surf street, found her busily en-
gagged in speech with several ragged, I'M
kempt men IN the family reception room.
The strange callers were some OF those
she had befriended since she took up the
work with JuGge Cleland.
From her ctarges Miss WIKI learned
much Of the Conditions which drive men
and women 10 the slums.
She communicated the information 70
her father. Fred WIKI. vice president of
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GUESTS AT Y. M. C. A. DINNER,
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Elmer Ellsworth Brown. United States
Commissioner Of Education; John Bar
rett, director of the Bureau Of Amer
lean Republics, and District Commits
sioncr Macfarland will be the guests Of
honor at the annual dinner of the de-
partment Of education OF the Y. NJ. c.
a. at $50 O'Clock Wednesday evening
in the dining han of the association, at
1926 G street northwest
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MANICURING CATS
FOR SOCIETY WOMEN

CLEVELAND. April 29.-One hun
dred society women at a meeting Of
the Cleveland Cat Club have decided TO
establish ii manicuring parlor for their
pet cats. The women will employ
veterinary. with manicurists as hts as
sistants.
1--WE believe that disease is carried
under cats nails said Mrs. Stephea
Buhrer. president Of the club And
often much damage is done by cats 10
others by unkept claws"
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Miss Miller
Engaged 10
Mr.. I O00nSend

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Augusta Warner Miller daughter Of
former Senator Warner Miller Of New
York. to Hildreth Loring Townsend, a
stepson of the late George B. Loring,
n former Commissioner Of Agriculture
and a former Representative in Congress
from Massachusetts.
The marriage will take place next
month in the country home of former
Senator Miller. OaIhill. Herkimer coun-
~, \. Y. John Iselin viii be the best
man. and the ushers already selected
viii include George Cabot Lodge. son Of
the Senator from Massachusetts; John
:. Henderson, jr., of Washington; Eu-
gene Hale. son OF Senator Hale, Of
Maine: Stewart Benedict, Douglas
Phelps. James T. Malone. and Judge
William H Wadhams, ali of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harri-
son have joined the formers mother,
Mrs. Burton Harrison, at the Chateau
St Michel. Cannes. France. where she
has spent the greater part Of the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas T. Gan enter
tanned al luncheon yesterday in honor OF
the bridal party of their daughter, Miss
Zaidce Gan. and DR.. Cary Langhorhe'
whose marriage viii take place AT noon
tomorrow in ST. Johns Church,
Among the guests were Miss k9chdel
Holmes. who is 20 be maid OF honor
also the Misses Mary and Elsie Holmes
Miss Marion Oliver, daughter OF the As
sistant Secretary Of War, Miss mary
Switzerland Lieut. Cleveland G. Lam
sing. L s A. who will be best man;
Dr. Karl Osnesburg; Capt. a. h. HARD
ing L. 5. NJ c.; Capt. FltZhugh Lee
L. $. A; Captain Frank Mccoy. I.
s. A; Lieut.. Edward McCauiey' =. ,.
N: Lieut. ChauuCey ShacNord. I. >.
N: Franklin Ellis. and r. Pendleton
Rogers. jr.. OF New York. of the we'd
ding party, and also Mr.. and Mrs; u IL
Holmes, of Cincinnati; MI. ana MRS:
Stanley Washburn. the latter a sister OF
Dr Ianghorne. a bride Of last fall, and
another sister of the groom-to-be, Mrs
Powell Clayton.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Petit. OF Nor
folk. Va. has cards out for the we'd
ding Of her daughter, Miss Aueen Saund-
ers Petit to Paymaster George Cold
thwaite Seibels, L. :. n The wedding
will take place Tuesday evening, May T.
and viii be followed by reception IN
the home of the brides mother. 100
WestOVer avenue. Norfolk. The bride S
only attendant Will be her twin sister
Mrs. \. Brooke Taylor. who viii be
matron of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth were
hosts At dinner last night, compliment
arv To the Countess Won Moltke HUT
feIdt. who is the guest Of her mother,
Nine. Bonaparte.
Airs. Clare Richmond, of Capitol Hill,
accompanied by her son Give and
daughter Hilda. sailed Saturday for Eng
land. where they expect TO stay for the
sprin- and early summer.
The last. Cuchre party of the Abraham
Lincoln Circle. No. 3. G. A. R., under
the management OF the ladies. Of the
circle will be held at the home of Mr.
NJ ID Lincoln. 1924 Eleventh street, to
morrow evening.
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afternoon, at the heels Of his mistress.
Earring the fact that some unfeeling
person with no respect for royalty under
took 70 call him Monte" there was no
untOward incident
Ills Introductory bows 10 the common
herd were accompanied by a generous
display of mOlars. incisors. bicuspids.
and other canine dentistry. as is the
privilege Of one OF his rank and lineage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
CANADIAN COAL MINERS
REFUSE TO RESUME WORK

FERNINE. IS. C. April 29.-By a ref
erendum vote, all miners in the Ca
madam mine district have refused TO re-
turn to work in compliance with the
new law. The situation is conceded To
be desperate. as the whole country is in
want OF fuel. the railways having coufs-
Gated all coal If the government at
tempts TO arrest the men for violation
Of the new law. 1900 men here must be
imprisoned.
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Johnson's Case Continued.

The case against Howard Johnson. of
l16 q street northwest, who IS charged
with seduction, was continued In the
Police Court this morning TO Nav L
Johnson was originally and errOne0usIy
reported as living at S17 Thirteenth
street northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
SOLD LIQUOR TO BOYS,
JUDGE SUSPENDS SENTENCE

Edward Saunders. charged with sell
inS liquor 70 the three boys who were
found drunk on the Potomac Flats re-
Gently, was sentenced to pay a fine OF
500 but the sentence was suspended by
J dge ONeal this morning. He was put
under a 800 bond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
GREATEST SKIN
CURES ON EARTH

Are Cuticura Remedies-SuFered
Six honths-Skin Full Ct Red
Spots and Face Full Of Pimples-
Made Life MiserabIe-Was Dis
couraged-Doctors Useless
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Miss Hogg
To Macy
Jacob Lynn

Miss Mary Alberta Hogg, OF Cadiz,
Ohio. and Jacob II. Lynn. of Uniontown,
Pa. viii be married in ST. Johns Church
tomorrow noon
This announcement will come with
some surprise to the Washington friends
of Miss Hogg. With her mother, Mrs.
c. NJ. Hogg, Miss Hogg has spent sew
eral winters in this city recently at the
Farragut. There had been no intima-
ton Of marriage until her return from
New York a few days ago. Miss Hogg
is a member of one Of the richest fam
lies in eastern Ohio. Mr. Lynn is coal
boron of the UniOntown region. They
will go to Old Point for q short stay and
then for an automobile tour.
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MARRIAGE WAS UNEXPECTED
Fencing Club
GIOeS Medals
For Women

The Washington Fencing Club. which
is reorganized this season. has offered
three medals for women competitors for
the first of a series of annual contests.
The event will take place on Saturday
afternoon in the sale d'armes OF the
club, at the corner of II street and Yer
mont avenue. The competition is open
to all members of the Fencing Club. and
to the classes in the different schools,
and II will be conducted in strict ac-
cordance with the rules of the Amateur
Fencers' League of America.
These contests in the early days Of
the club were among the smartest func-
tons Of the season. The club was or
ganlzed by former Russian Ambassador
Count Cassini. whose daughter. Countess
Marguerite, used to act as hostess on
these occasions, and also took an ac-
tive part in the contests.
Mrs. H. Ha.-ley Parker. of Philadel-
phia, IS spending a few days in the city
at the home Of Mrs Victor II. Esch,
1914 Maryland avenue northeast.
Miss Maud Brandy will be married 20
Frank y. Tharpe, In Vienna. Va, to-
morrow afternoon.
Capt. William Mason Wright, q. S. A.
and Mrs Wright were hosts yesterday
at a breakfast complimentary TO Miss
Leigh Whittemore. of St Louis. who is
their guest Covers were laid for thirty
five and the guests included many of the
younger members of the diplomatic set.
Miss Delite Wilson, who. with her
mother. Mrs. John r. Wilson, Of Chi
cage. has been spending the spring at
The Oaks, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Blount in Georgetown, will
be married Wednesday 10 Lucius Ros-
sitter, OF Pittsburg. The ceremony viii
take place in The oaks in the presence
OF small company.
4 very pretty church wedding at noon
today was that Of Miss Anne Evans.
OF 414 4 street southeast. TO Harry Irion
The wedding took place at St James
Church. the ceremony being performed
by the Rev James w. Clark. pastor OF
the church. The wedding march from
William Flathers. who also played
Mendelssohn's wedding march after the
ceremony. The bride was attended only
by her little flower girl. niece; Miss
Rose Emily Walker The brides father.
George W. b. Evans. gave the BRIDE
away. The bride was gOwned in a beau
tiful wedding robe of point d'esprit over
ivory taffeta, made empire, and carried
a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
She also wore a handsome brooch OF
sapphires. the gift OF the bridegroom.
Mrs. Irion IS one Of the popular young
ladies Of Northeast Washington, and is
an elocutionist OF considerable ability.
having graduated from the Washington
Dramatic Conservatory. Mr.. IriOn is a
member Of the senior class in law Of
the George Washington University. and
is employed I'm the rural carrier division
of the Civil Service Commission. The
young couple will spend q brief honey
moon visiting Northern and Eastern
points, but will return 10 Washington
In time for Mr.. Irion to take his final
cNamina lions before. commencement.
They will be at home TO their friends
after May - at the home OF the brides
parents, ala a street southeast
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joints, red and rough
ened skin, oorns, bun
ions, etc. and for pun-
flying the respiratory
glands: Soak the feet
N Cuticura Soap
and Hot Water, dry,
and anoint with CUT
cura Ointment For
the itching and irrita-
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VIII 20 10 Ola POINT TOT a snort stay anu
then for an automobile Tour.
Much interest is shown in the forth
coming production OF the well-known
English comedy David Garrick.' which
Will be presented under the direction OF
Mrs. Malley Ming Harrison, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, in the audi
torium Of the Washington Seminary I'M
der the auspices Of Mrs. SmallwoOd. The
dramatic class. composed entirely or
young women. has been preparing for
the presentation Of the comedy for
some time. and all things point 10 a fin
ished performance. The title role of
David Garrick has been intrusted 10
Miss Rosetta DewaT BriCe. talented
girl whose clever dramatic work has
plays during the winter. and her intel
ligent Interpretation OF the part Is said
20 show that she has FAR Outsteppcd the
title of amateur The other parts will
be taken by Miss Dorothy Smallwood,
Miss Pauline Rim, Miss Aileen Hous
tor. Miss Grace Pratt. Miss Margaret
Hcney, Miss Helen Detweiler, Miss Floss
Graham, Miss Ann Tuey, and Miss
Ruby Norris.
Miss Sadie Leor Of sew York city. is
the guest OF hec grandmother. Mrs.
Jacob Steiner.
Miss Clara Rice. Of Baltimore, has
1911 s7i'NilNs--+o en- Nv 49, --~'~ ''-N--
friends.
Mrs. Norman LuChs and her daughter.
Miss Jane LuChs. have returned from
Baltimore. where they were guests Of
relatives.
Mrs. Leon AdIeF- OF Fairmont street.
has as her guest her mother. Mrs. 3.
Adler
Miss HiIda Louis and Miss Grace
Gruber have returned 10 THAR home in
Baltimore. after spending q few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward S1hner
Mrs. David COhn, who has Isen visit
ing her father G. Lansbu-gh. OF Yer
mont avenue. has left for her home in
Cleveland. Ohio. Mr and Mrs Cohn will
leave shortly for Seattle. Wash. 10 re-
side permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Louis are now in their
new home, 3007 Eleventh street north
west.
The women Of the Mercantile Club held
their regular Saturday evening whist
at the clubhouse Saturday evening The
first prize was won by Mrs Eugene
Schwab. the second by Mrs Harry
Franc. and the third by Mrs. Louis
Jackson.
Mrs. B. Ottinger has had as her guest
Mrs. Loeb, OF Baltimore
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ton Of eczema this treatment Is most
grateful, affording immediate relief and
pointing TO a speedy cure.
Complete External and Internal Treatsnt Tor Every
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Mrs. H. Haley Parker. Of Philadel-
phia, IS spending a few days in the city
at the home Of Mrs Victor II. Esch,
14l4 Maryland avenue northeast.
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FOOT COMFORT
Obtained from CutiCura Soap
and Ointment

Fortified, aching. irritated, itchingfeet,
Inflammation and painful swelling Of the
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Miss Maud Brandy will be married 20
Frank y. Tharpe, In Vienna. Va, to-
morrow afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harri-
son have joined the formers mother
Mrs. Burton Harrison, at the Chateau
St Michel. Cannes. France. where she
has spent the greater part Of the winter.
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Capt. William Mason Wright q. s. A..
and Mrs. Wright were hosts yesterday
at a breakfast complimentary 10 Miss
Leigh Whittemore. Of St. Louis. who is
their guest Covers were laid for thirty
five and the guests included many of the
younger members of the diplomatic set.
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Miss Delite Wilson. who. with her
mother. Mrs John r. Wilson. Of Chi
caSo. has been spending the spring at
The Oaks, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry / Blount in Georgetown. will
be married Wednesday 10 Lucius Ros-
sitter, OF Pittsburg. The ceremony will
take place in The oaks in the presence
OF a small company.
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Miss Sadie Leor. Of sew York city. is
the guest OF he- grandmother. Mrs
Jacob Steiner
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth were
hosts At dinner last night, compliment
arv To the Countess Won Moltke HUT
feIdt. who is the guest Of her mother,
Nine. BOnaparte.