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FEDERAL TREE PLANTING.

Kansas City Journal-Another i'm
portant step has been taken by the de-
partment of agriculture in behalf of
the district in the great west which
was referred to only few years ago
by Secretary Wilson as "semi-arid."
Whether the secretary has revised his
opinion or not he has simply deter
mined to do all he can to change the
climatic conditions of this district is
immaterial. One thing is certain. he
is now giving much attention to re-
claiming this vast tract to cultivation
and his experiments have been many
and thorough Irrigation systems have
been established whereby some of the
richest soil on this continent is made
available for the raising Of sugar beets
and similar profitable products and the
valley of the Arkansas river from the
Colorado mountains to the south line
OF Kansas is now continuous garden
filled with prosperous farmers.
The latest plan of the agricultural
department contemplate the extension
of forest nurseries on the ranges Of
the central west. According to dis
patches ~ the Journal from Washing
ton, forest garden on every ranch'
is the SiOBdu. Inc government is to
furnish such trees as are considered
suitable to the soil and climate of each
community and the ranchers are to do
the rest. 1t is estimated that within
a few years the trees will be large
enough to be transplanted to various
portions of the ranges to furnish shade
and timber during the years to come.
In each case the government is to pay
the initial cost of experimentation and
of furnishing cuttings and small trees.
Taose who have lived in the west
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MouLToN.

Moulton, Dec. 2s.-Earl Sellers {
Louisville, Ky, is here to visit his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Y. Sellars
S. l.. Stout is here from Choctaw,
T.. visiting his family.
Mrs. James Jennings of Moberl
Mo-. and Mrs. William Savers Of Ce'
terville spent Christmas with their pa
ents Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Blosser.
Keith Mace was business visitor
Des Moines Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson of Wellingto
Del, visited her aunt, Mrs. j. M. Wigl
Christmas.
Mrs. Minnie Barshear Of Kirksyil
Mo-. Is visiting Mrs Montgomery.
Mrs. Leonard Petty Of Des Mot
spent Christmas at the M. S. Ed
home.
Miss Lora Hill went to Mendot..
Wednesday to spend few days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Purtle Of w
Grove visiter at the Guy Marshall no
the first of the week.
I Miss Clernie Gale OF Des Moii
spent Christmas with relatives here
Miss Lizzie Caughron went to Lyc.
Kansas, the frsy of the week for
visit.
Mrs Doll Casswell of Buxton, Mo-,
visiting at the L. L. Titus home.
Howard Mcdonald Of Centervl
visited friends here Christmas day.
Mis- Myrtle NAHUM is visiting at II
G. w. Bryan home.
Claude Powell Of Marceline, Mo-, w
In the city Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Dooley Of Lancaster M,
visited at the parental r. M. Dool,
home Christmas.
Media and Anna Ellerton went (.
Naiota, ILL.,. Wednesday to VISIT wi
Mrs. Charles Reisner returned x
her home In Milton Wednesday, att
a few days visit at the home of
daughter, Mrs. Wardie Montgomery W
Mrs G. w. Halden Of Moravia &
visiting her parents, A. p. Berry ar
wife.
Mrs. Wilbur York Of Bloomfield, vi.
tied her mother. Mrs. Ellen Corrick tn
first of the week. She went to Exlin
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. All
Mccoy.
G. w. Bryan of this place and Pro
Wilbur York of Bloomfield went to I
Moines Wednesday to attend teache
convention
William Ward of Cincinnati is vi
iting relatives in the city.
Thomas Stout and wife of Union1ill
Mo-, passed through the city Thur&da
enroute from a visit at Richland. The
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Warner tn
first of the week
G. L. Smith was centervllle Thy r.
day
j. H. Morrison went to Garden q,
Thursday after visit with friend
this city.
Mrs. w. L. Downing and Mrs. Il,
Hodson were Centerville visitors
Mrs. j. A. Warner went to Que
City, Mo, Tuesday to visit her friel
Mrs. Charles Sim.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Walker return
Wednesday from a visit with tn
daughter at Richland
A reception was given at the ho
Of Miss Inez Downing Wednesd
evening in honor of the several be
who are home from college. Aboutf
ty guests We're present and fine
is reported.
Mrs. Lou Lewis of Richland is v,
ing at the parental E. H. Walker h,
Miss Della Hill went to Corydol
Thursday to stay few days.
jay Dunshee. Enor Corrick and
Wilson visited their friend, Frank
ers, In Exline Thursday.
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+ Professional Cards.

Ia this cut the second
lumbar vertebra oil
the backbone is III
proper relation with
the first but not with
the :hird; therefore
he great trunk nerve
is free as 1t pa ses
rom the spinal cord
through the first open
ing but seve,ly pinch
ed in the second. The
Chiropractor can in
stantly adjust spine
No. 2, making the
second opening a s
latge as the hrst, thus
removing pre- S S U r e
from the nerves,w which
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Mrs. Hoadley's mother, Mrs. M. j. Rob-
inson, in Munterville, Christmas.
Mrs. Lewis Dale is entertaining a
sister from Kansas City this week
German Rosenberg and wife spent
Christmas with the latter's sister In
Cherry, Illinois,
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G. M. & ST. p.

No. Going East Via Cut off. rin.
Washington; Muscatine. s
Ia Washington. Muscat Inc '''' p. no.
B2h-Davenport freight ..... 9:IeI u
Going West. = ~
sa-Kansas city and informed
5a-s sssT chfr,cothe NJ 1923 a. m.
Z ceisior Springs and Kan
-, sas , City .:,.......... 214 a. M.
po-C ~ iIii treight 700 a. M
saa-Ghiiiicothe ire,ght 1870 D. m.
nSa -cnillicolne rlelsh, l0:40 a m.
1Ob-Marion, Cedar Rapids and
intermediate 1880. - 1:55 ~
10sb-Marions Cedar Raplus and = H.
!ntermedlate ..... 5:45 D. M.
ssp- MARION lreignt .;;;;....::. $40 q. m.
9c-Marion, Cedar RapiGs and
Intermediate 49,. e 1:55 m
1O3b-Maron, Cedar Rapids and . "
intermediate ...... IO:o5 M
a-daily: b-except Sunday: c-eIcent
Monday
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TO PUNISH LYNcHERs

1t is refreshing to have reports
come from the south that the white
"hoodlums" as they are termed by
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BURLINGTON ROUTE. c. 8. g. q
w. S. PARKER. Ticket Aqent.

No. Goina East, Depart
12a--Chic. Dubuque & Quincy 200 a. m.
1Ob-Peoria, Dub. & Quincy 11:4o a. m.
6a-Chicago Limited.... 1:41 p. m.
a 5aISh h ,,s St. l. & Quincy. 7:1o p. m.
"a chfcago Peoria & Rockford ii :2s B. 3. m m
..ssh n & st. Louis $780,. 7:s5 a. m.
Going West.
5a-nnaha. Council Bluffs 4
.r Nebraska. ...... ......... .12:4S a. m
3a- Omaha, Kansas city, Denver,
Hot Springs, DeadwOod, Og-
- H den, Cortland IT & California 7:a5 a. m.
9b-Peoria to Creston - 1:4O n n,
1871 limited ... 3.33 n m
4 lb-Chtc. to Ottumwa. arrive 10 D. m.
1a-Chicago to Denver HAS 3. m.
"a a,-. 1a b.except sunday. Nos. I, s
Via Fort Madison-Goina East.
Going West.
From FIT Madison & st.
Louis (bl 11.so n,
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WABASH TIME TABLE.

No. Arrive. Tim.
fast Louis & Kansas City 6:25 a IN
l3b-Moberiy & Des Iolnes i. II :25 a. N
3a-st Louis & Kansas city. 7:O5 D. m
No. Depart. Time.
past. Louis s Kansas CITY,. $40 a. m
4a-St. Louis &, Kan City. 1920 D. m.
a--Daily.
For information call new telephone lap.
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All c. M. & St. P: and Wabash train.
depart from Jefferson Street Union
depot. ). p. WHELAN, Agent.
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is the only canse ofdesease. Then ard only
then can nature restore you. See Cahs ~
RAY PARKER. d. c., Baker BUILDING Is"
tot:30p. m.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC

t Moe o,. Gofns East Depart.
California and South vest. $50 a. m.
b2o21pes Moines to Keokuk. 3:17 p. m.
b274-Ioeai freight 4io ? p n
Going West.
A2o3--pes Moines. Huthven,
West Nenrcska & Wash.
inGtnn. Muscatine, Ds-,n~
port and Chicago $500. TOO a n,
b201-K eokuk. Des Moines and
h.o, 9mana X. u.,.. ;11:1o a. m.
ho7e Omaha na. ..:,... ......... 7o5 p. m
a-datly; b-except Sunday. -
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osTEoPATHY.
R. R. TIME TABLES.

All C. 3. q q. and c. r.. 1. a P. trains
depart from Washington street
Union depot.
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BURT LAFoRcE. PHI. G.. M. D.
s, Glasses scientifically fitted ONCE hours
10 to 12 q. M. and to and to O'Clock
m. Phone, office, $50: residence. 81.
Office rooms. 10 and ~ Hoffman, Blk.
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DR.. a. o. WILLIAMS.

residence. DIG North Jefferson street
Office, 100 Court street. Residence tele-
phone, 10: Office telephone. 90. ottumwa,
Iowa.
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WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

The third the the White House viii be held
as
reception tonight viii approach the north
the White opposite Treasury
will follow the After dsehargng passen
gers carriages will parked White
Will be until o'clock carriages will
drive under the the time Coachmen will be
checks, which preserved them
order regain adnance the grounds Guests will also be
tickets their carriages These
should carefully call which
will depart the 1t that the line
be delayed paying for the carriage service the
entrance. Carriages viii be called by electric signal.
After leaving coas guests
fall in line the coonnade the
The southwest will be opened $3.50 Guests holding
special carriage will by that
house by door porco Carriages will approach
entrance by
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CAN DISTRICT AFFORD
TO PURCHASE DIRECTORY?

Comptroller X. J Traceweli OF tie
Treasury Department. has been asked
by the Commissioners Tor an opinion
as 10 their authority FOR Jhe purchase Of
q city directory Tor the use OF the
Board for the Condemnation Of Insaui-
taTy Building IN the District.
The Commissioners are IN doubt II
they possess the authority 90 eXrend
s. for the directory.
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HEARING GRANTED ON DOME
FOR THE AMERICAN BANK

The matter OF the erection OF a dome
on the American National Bank build
ing. 1915 and 1917 r street northwest. OBJ
ieeted 20 by Building Inspector Snow
den Ashford by reason OF the facts that
the plans submitted by Architect B.
Stanley Simmons exceed the standard
height limit. will be discussed before
the Commissioners b. Architect Sim
mons. 4 hearing has been granted, but
no date fixed
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MR.. c. B. FIzER. Mt Sterling.
IVA KY, writes:
~ have suffered with Kidney and
bladder trouble for teR years pasT.
Last March / commenced using
Peruna and continued for three
months. ] have not used il since,
nor have I felt a pain.
Il believe that 1 am well and
therefore give my highest COM
mendation TO the curative qualities
OF PeFuna,
Pe-ru-na for Kidney Trouble.
Mrs. Geo. H. Simser. Grant. On
tariO. Can. writes:
Il had not been we'll for about
four years. had Kidney trouble.
and, tn fact, fell badly nearly All rhe
time.
This summer l got 30 very bad
thought l would try Peruna, so l
wrote to YOU and began at once TO
take Peruna and Manalin.
i took only two bottles OF Peruna
and one Of Manalin. and now / feel
better than | have for some time.
lGtA AndL El una anu Aldndllll
cured me and made a different
woman of me altogether. / bless
the day / picked up the little book
and read OF your Peruna-"
If Is Ihe business or Ihe Kidneys 70
remove from fhe blood all poisonous
materials. They must be active ali
the time, else the system suffers.
There are times when they need a
little assistance.
PeTuna is exactly this sort of a
remedy. 1t has saved many people
from disaster by rendering the kid
neys service at a time when they
we're not able 10 bear their own
burdens.
ASA Your Druggist for Free Pernna
Almanac for 1907.
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Among the guests were the Italian
ambassador, dean OF the diplomatic
corps. and nearly all the European en-
voys and their STATS. the Vice President
with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ttmmons. the members Of the
Cabinet and their families, General
Miles Senator and Mrs. Elkins, Senator
Hale Senator and Mrs. Bulkley, Sena-
tor Bacon. Senator and Mrs. Foraker
Senator Brandegee. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Nicholas LOngWOrth. Mr.. and Mrs.
James WadsWorth. Miss Wadsworth,
Mrs. Warder and Miss Warde. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hartman. Mr. and Mrs
Charles A spalding; Mr.. and Mrs; Guy
Norman. Mr. and Mrs Glover, Ralph
Cross Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins. Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie, DR.
and Mrs. Morris Murray. Mrs. Randolph
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs, Gan and Miss Gan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan Hin. Major and Mrs. Nc
Cawley. Air. and Mrs. Frederick Nc
CURE. the Assistant Secretary OF War
and Mrs. Oliver, Commander and Mrs.
Glover. Senator and Mrs, Burrows. MF.
and Mrs Morgan Hill, DR.. and Mrs.
i.oTias, the Misses PHIten. Mrs. Sherl-
dan. Mrs Stanley Matthews. the Misses
kean, Mrs. Cornelius Bliss, jr.. Miss
Cobb, Miss Todd, Mrs. Jackson and
Miss Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Theron. Mr.. and Mrs W c. Eustis.
Perry Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. L A
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs Edward No
Cauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs
Slater. Mrs Donald Cameron and Miss
Cameron, Mr.. and Airs. Henry May,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poor Mr.. and
Mrs. BulmeT, Miss GWynne. Miss Car
Isle. Mrs. Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
AudrsWsJ Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare,
Mrs HinCkley, MT. and Mrs. James r
Garfield Mrs Robert Patterson, Mr.
ana Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Jen-
niugs Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Hale
Mrs. John Rodgers. Misc BOardman, Mr.
and Mrs. George Vanderbilt MIR. and
Mrs Nathaniel Simpkins. the Misses
ShOuts, Mrs. Hinckley, Captain and
Mrs. Summertime, Mr.. and Mrs George
X McLanahRn. DR.. and Mrs. Chatard,
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Holmes. Repre-
sentative Lowering and Miss Lowering
General CrOZier. Mr. and Mrs. Reyburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hun. Captain Gilmore,
Ned Mclean.
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Miss Cannon
Hostess For
Miss Nugent
Small Luncheon Today in
Honor of House
Guest.

Miss Cannon daughter OF the Speaker
of the House Of Representatives. en-
JerJamed a small luncheon company TO-
day in honor of her house guest, Miss
Nugent, OF ST. Louis. who will be with
her for several weeks.
Miss Cryder entertained at "a small
dinner last evening for Al Dethieg. the
violinisI who played at Mis- Towns
ends musicale later In the evening.
Miss Anne EdeIen. daughter oil 5:e
late J. X. Edelen. and Richard b. Edelen
We're married yesterday in the rec
tory OF ST. Patrick's Catholic Church.
The bride wore a. dainty gown OF white
crepe de chine over silk, with q white
on account Of the recent death of the
brides mother, only sIuau family
party attended.
Miss Corinne mcfarland and Idsle )
LlpscOmb We're married yesterday morn
ing al 10 O'Clock at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, by the Rev. Joseph F.
McGee. Only small party Of relatives
attended the ceremony
Mrs. Lipscomb is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs James S. MacraTland, OF
Maryland. After the ceremony the
bride ana bIidegI 'Om left for New York
city. After Feb. lary IS they will re-
side at $3.50 Seventeenth street
Mrs. William Wade Dudley and her
daughter. Miss Edith Finch. will not be
at home Friday. February -.
Mrs, Richmond Townsend had a large
musicale last evening in honor Of her
house guest. Miss Maude PaunCefOte. Of
London, 10 which a number of the smart
dinner parties ent al 10 o'clock, 10 the
number 0f 800. The program was given
BY Mime. DOualdO. or tie Manhattan
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Mrs. Andrews
Entertaining
At Luncheon
Guests Invited to Meet Her
Niece, Miss ScovilIe, of
Cincinnati.

Mrs Byron Andrews entertained today
al her second luncheon this week. which
was given in honor Of her niece Miss
Scoville OF Cincinanti. Her guests We're
Mrs. Mondell. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs.
Barnes. Miss Ida Thompson, Miss Flem-
ing. Miss Hellman. Miss Florence He'll
man, Miss Hazel Hellman. Miss Shot
well, and Miss Abbey, Of Brooklyn. The
decorations were all in pink. with roses
for the table and pink shades for the
candles. Mrs. Andrews will be at home
tomorrow and Friday the 10Th. in her
apartment In the Mendoza.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

The Misses Shonts. daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts, enter
tsined a luncheon company yesterday.
Their guests were Miss Louis Maxwell.
Miss Williams. Miss Gheen. the Misses
Shaw, Nile. des Portes, Miss Fleming,
Mics Madeline Bradley. Miss Louise NJ
gent, or st. Louis, Miss Dean Miss
Grace Allen, Miss Wilson. OF Nashville,
Tenn, who is a house guest OF the
hostesses
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Vice President
Dinner Guest
J. Of Mrs. Hanna
First Time This Season the
Hostess Has Enter
tanned.

honor OF Mrs. Marcus a. Hanna at din
ner last evening. The guests asked 10
meet him were the Speaker of the
House OF Representative and Miss
Cannon, Justice and Mrs. Day Senator
and Mrs. Aldrich. Senator Frye. Repre-
sentative Lowering. Representative and
Mrs Parsons, Representative Gillette,
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. Garrett A.
Hobart. Miss GWynne, and Miss Phelps.
This is the Iirst time Mrs. Hanna has
been hostess at large dinner party
this season in her new apartment al 1855
Sixteenth street.
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Opera Company, who has made many
successes at COvent Garden. Mr.. de
Eogorza. tenor Edouard DethieT, Vio-
linist. who created something OF a sen
satiOn when he played here earlier IN
the season IN concert. and Miss Alice
Burbage, OF this city pianist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Miss Elizabeth q. culp, Of Capital
Hin, has Miss Margaret FOrnoh and
Miss Emma Langsch midi, OF Baltimore,
visiting her for tie week.
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Excursions.

GREAT FALLS on THE POTOMAC.
Do Net Fail 70 Visit
Equal in beauty 70 Niagara Magnifceht
scenery. Huge cliffs Great gorgss and rapids
secure your excursion dates for next season.
Is cents round trip. Take .. r. : o. j.. n r.
cars a. 18th aud n sts. de2I-lf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker enter
tained al dinner last evening.
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8rs. j. Sylvester Phillips will receive
her friends Informally tomorrow and
Friday. February S, from 4 until s. She
will have with her the ladies OF Isaise-
Philips School
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Charles Goldsmith has arranged
a public charity whist Tor this after
noon. at the Mercantile Club. 4 num-
Der OF choice prizes vii be given.
Mrs. David r. Sanger will receive to-
morrow from 10 6 p. m, at her apart
ments in the Elberon. IA honor OF her
mother and Mrs. Louis krOnenberger. OF
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Gus Louis former
ly OF that city
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Herman and family
have taken possession Of their new
home. 9022 Sixteenth street northwest.
where they VIII be pleased 10 see
friends.
The Rev. DR. and Mrs. Joseph Daw-
son of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church will be at home Monday, FEB
Tuary Z. from S 10 10 at che Ontario, IN
stead OF Friday. February l.
Mrs. Simon Neweomb aud her daugh-
ter Dr.. Anti NewCOmb Mcgee, Will rot
lie al home TODAY.
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I2c Pack
5 Packs soc

The Well-knOWn Ameri-
can Playing Cards, Of en-
ameled linen. Note the price
during this sale.
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Senator and Mrs. Buckley entertained
AZ dinner last evening Ia their Twenty
second street home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31
Books. I5c
Cloth Bound

Boys Henty and Alger
Books; also Speciality Cook
Books on eggs, fish, and
desserts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tained "A dinner company last evening
IN honor Of Sonora RianO. wife Of the
Spanish Minister 10 Norway. who is the
guest Of ner grandmother, Mrs. John
, Ward. Nine RianO made her home
with her grandmother during her girl
hood and was married from her home
Two years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page
and Air and Mrs, Frederick A. Keep
were hosts at dinner last evening, ar
. forwards taking their guests on TO the
reception and musicale at Mrs. Town
send s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Herbert WadsWOTtA gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon AT which several
hundred guests We're entertained bv a
program or Indian and negro melodies
sung by a chorus or Indian and negro
students from Hampton Institute.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

The Minister from Norway and Mad
anne Hauge entertained al dinner last
evening In honor Of Miss Maud paunce-
rote, daughter of the late ambassador
from Great Britain. Their other guests
were the Austrian Ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller. the Count and
Countess Won Hatfield, s0n-in-Iaw and
daughter OF the Japarese Ambassador
and Viscountess Aoki. Airs. Plat Hunt.
Miss kean. Miss Wetmore, Miss Nc
MILAN, Miss Mary Patten, Mrs. Rob
lson, Mrs. Farrell, DR.. VOgel. the Swiss
minister; Representative Butler Ames.
Count hZchenyi. of the Austrian en-
hassy; Prince "a Lynar. OF the German
embassy Prince Kroupensky, Of the
Russian embassy and Woodbury. Blair
The Counselor OF the French Embassy
ana Madame des Tortes de la Fosss
entertained al dinner last evening a
company OF Nile. des Partes' Young
friends numbering about twenty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs, AudenTeid entertained at luncheon
today complimentary to Miss Clarke. Of
Newark, y. j . who is her guest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Alme- Anna katherine Green. the nov-
elist. Is spending the week in Wash
ington, and is being entertained By liter
AIRY and social leaders.
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Mrs. William Wade Dudley and her
daughter. Miss Edith Finch. will not be
at home Friday. February -.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Hinckley is IN charge OF The
programs which are TO be unusually
attractive and viii be sold by a group
OF young girls ia the costume OF val
snLlne girls.
At the tea which is 10 follow the
tableauN Mr.. Morris Murray. Mrs
Charles ". Rae, and Mrs Nathaniel
SimpkiLs viii preside
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Senator and Mrs. CulloH4 had as their
guests at dinner last evening the Italian
ambassador Baron DIES Plauches; The
japanese amba ssadOr ana the Eis-
countess Aok, Senator aud Mrs Bur
rows. senator and Mrs. Hopkins. Sena-
tor and Miss keau. Alr. ana Mrs. Jahn
w. Foster, Nh and Mrs. Huntington
Wilson, Representative ara Mrs Low
den, Representative Foss Miss Ridg.ey.
and Miss Fisher.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs. William a. Clark, wife Of Senator
Clark OF Montana, Is at home 10 callers
tomorrow. 4 IL 6. AT 1915 Massachusetts
avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Dubois. Wife of Senator Dubois.
Is not at home this afternoon.