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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29

One sweet young thing walked
apart from her compan-
ions. bearing banner which read:
Il don't belong to that gang"
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NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Rear Ad-
miral F. E. Chadwick, U. s. N, re-
tired, has just returned from Eu-
rope. particularly Spain, where he
went TO gather material for his
tory of the Spanish-American war
which he is about to write. my
book will be a simple statement of
the facts of the war and the causes
leading up to it. says the admiral
During the Spanish-American CON
fiict, as Capt. Chadwick he had
command of the battleship New
York and was Admiral Simpsons
chief Of staff In 1904 he was com
mander of tie South Atlantic
squadron.
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FAST TRAIN WRECKED
Omitted Press AssocIation.)

7 Use zfSsUCIdtIOIIT
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 90
The Frisco Meteor" train, due in
St. Louis at noon, ran into an open
switch near Tulsa and was wreck
ed today. The mail clerk and 2
passengers were seriously injured.
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Crumbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlin, Mrs.
B. Macaboy. Mr.. Fowler. the Misses II.
Serrin. l. Bielaski. G. Bielaski, ]. Hays,
n. Surgrue Maud Thompson. N. Buech-
ling, n. Jackson, II. Self b. Self H.
Self, n. Self. n. Onut. T. Autumn. "
Sherrier. r. Broom, Murphy Ellis. a.
TitlOW. and Messrs. Thompson. suer-
rier, SerriH, KessIer. Green. Harrington.
GNeIi. Boyle. Ready. Carliu. Malone.
LOckbieleT, Ellis. FTizzel. Gleason.
Lynch, Norris. Self. Johnson, Bielssd,
BrIley. Peake. Riemer. and many oJhers.
The SOHparieI EuchTe held its Of
monthly meeting with Miss Eerda
Knots, I'm BIoomingdaIe. After very
exciting game the prizes were awarded
10 Mrs s. J.. HeacOck and A. Berg. and
Miss Louise Allen and Claud Bitten
beuGer. The club then entered the din
ing room. where a delightful luncheon
was served, after which several solos
were rendered The club members iu-
Continued on Fifth Page)
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bridge yesterday afternoon. having as
her guests Miss Cannon. Mrs Nreelaud
Mrs sibley. Mrs. LHey Mrs. Ross
Perry Mrs. Eberle. Mrs Keys, Mrs.
Goodioel and Mrs. Knapp.
Mrs. Richard Butler. OF the Rocham-
beau was hostess al dinner last even
ing i'm Eer apartment having as her
guests Alr. Justice and Airs. McKenna.
Mr. and Mrs Pinch0t. the Rev. and
Mrs. Roland Cotton smith, Mrs. Bur
rows. Mrs. PostIIletlWaite. Senator Du-
pout Gen John NJ. Wilson. and Rear
Admiral O'NeuI
Mrs. Audeure'a entertained al lunch
con yesterday. and al dinner for young
people last evening. I'm her home on
Vermont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ~ Thomas. OF
GreeusDurs. Ind aTo az Jge New VII
lard on their honeymoon trip. They viii
spend some time visiting the former
home OF Mrs. Thomas ia Baltimore, and
also I'm visiting New York and Boston.
Mrs. John JOY Edison entertained a
company al bridge this afternoon.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgley. wife
OF the Comptroller Of the Currency. was
hostess al a bridge party yesterday
afternoon IN honor Of her guest. Miss
ElOise Davis. OF New York Mrs Ridg-
ley viii also entertain for her guest at
a luncheon at Chevy Chase Club u-Ily.
r Mrs. Basil Gordon entertained al a
delightfully."- appointed tea yesterday
afternoon in her home on Nineteenth
street.
Miss Louise Nugent, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Nugent, of ST Louis.
one OF the seasons debatantes Of ST.
Louis, viii arrive i'm Washington to-
morrow TO be the guest of Miss Can
non. daughter Of the Speaker Of the
House OF Representative Miss Nu-
Miss Cannon already having cards out
Tor several Affairs in her honor.
Mrs. Matthew T-imble and Mrs. Henry
FennO SaWtelle VIII not be AT home
Thursday, January 81. but viii receive
Thursday. February 2.
The following Congressional ladies or
the Discol Will not receive on Monday.
January .. out will be at home on
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WORD has been received here Of the
appearance OF Miss Grace Mcmillan
jarvis. granddaughter Of the late sen
"tor from Michigan. at the reception
gwen IN Berlin by the Kaiser on Tues
gay evening Of last week. She is spend-
ing the winter with the Baroness ,,o.,
Ne''ier' widow of the late Germs, min
ister to China. who lost his life Turin,
me Boxer troubles. who is a sna,iai
friend OF Mss Amy Mcmillan ami Of
MISS Jarvis. Miss Jarvis has been cbao-
eroned 10 many OF the great functions
IN Berlin, by the charming Haror.ss
VINO was formerly Miss Ledyard. of De
troit' and who is visitor to the Nc
MILAN home. in Washington each time
she comes 10 America.
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@1dCzGZY N&u3 n2ahlzM !

ocETY has been in huer of
~ the rumored engagement of Miss India Bell Fleming of
~ the important of the
Luis F. Core the Nicaraguan besnown
Diplomatic Corps conceded be the
Although engagement
family yesterday known many intimate
friends since certain dinner party given y Colonel and Mrs Fe
ing about weeks engagement
carefully guarded Even
on the trip to Europe last summer Mr. corea recommended m f
Of his haneee but had business
landing
TO-, ,,,,
TN SS FLEMING is and accomplished She graduated
IN only last spring Seminary. the
youngest IN very large class She was likewise the youngest
Of the large presented Washington society
this season She is brilliant ngu speaking languages
~ "'h g st attracted the minister from Nicaragua three
their meeting brunette with
one OF the most exquisite eomPeons deep dazzling eyes
black hair pry Femngs beauty is greater
when her face is animated repose
She viii be the youngest hostess in her marriage
being but nineteen of while ortyon She viii
become the mistress OF of the bestequipped
homes Washington, street Mr. Corea has main
tanned pretenous bachelor quarters for
60 MOTHER charming Young hostess is thus to be added
~ to the brilliant diplomatic circle Washington boasts ANY
one OF the large number of these daughters Of
would do credit her position might called
upon TO hold Among the Baroness Won serptprg
%He OF the German ambassador who formerly Lily
Iangham Kentucky European Madame Jusserand
wife OF the French ambassador, York girl formerly,
Parker who spent most of her cbldbood and sa ~ @
The Baroness Moncheur wife of tho minister was for
mer Miss Charlotte Clayton Powell CLAYTON former
American ambassador Mexico; swindeen wife of the min
lister from the Nehernd Elizabeth Glover born and
reared in Washington identified society all her life
bride Sonora Cine Van svfnJfr IL - II
se who formerly Octrvia Yarnel of baltimore Nine
auge wife OF the minister Norway Frederick M
and of Louisville XIV; sonora pastor t - ~
charge daares of Spain bride spring formerly Miss Con-
stance Casenoye Lee of Baltimore;
attaehe of the Italian embassy formerly Miss Hester p To
daughter OF the late Judge Louis Madame Cher
mont wife Of the secretary of Brazilian embassy fo
MISS Helen sloan of Baltimore Watson wife of an
'lle OF the British embassy, who Anna Low f
rookyni Mrs 4ung kwai wife rearv of the Cip
legation who was before her Durham of Snn
field. - VI 'Piins
Inc mad Whlr of Official
n PERTAINING of distinguished strangers some Of the mos TT
mating circles Of Washington are often ovarooI
ong these are the happy circles AT Fort Nr - a.
washington barracks There are ror,nen+ a.
III aeh OF these interesting places who have Given
many seasons ~ ""' ioi TO- these
inc weekly dances the afternoons
To say nothing dinners lmcheons rIso, -.
one long for The destinations diplomatic gold lace decor.+ -
''S nave not obhteraed the prestige of
''u'lehenS OF our officers and there &
popular place than the Navy Yard Ner dance nights
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The Military Attache of the German
Embassy and Nine. Koerner were hosts
last evening az a charmingly appointed
dinner In their home. on Seventeenth
street. The list of guests included the
japanese Ambassador and ViscOuntess
Aoki. the Naval Attache of the French
Embassy and Nine. de Blanpre the
Military Attache OF the Brazilian EN-
bassy and Nine. de Pederneiras. the AS
sistant Secretary Of War and Mrs Rob
eft Shaw Oliver. the military attache
OF the japanese embassy. Major Tan
aka; Herr Won -Radowitz. Prince Lynar,
Mrs Nicholas Fish. Representative and
Ma. Reyourn. the Count and Countess
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gag AIaaaE OH Ia.EHN marriage AAENAeL
last The bride who is a charming
brunette. and the bridegroom. have
been the recipients az many c0ngrutu-
lauous and presents since the announce
ment.
Judge William /. PeufeId. former 3d.
Acitor of the state Department. and
AIRS PauHeld are rejoicing over the ar
rival of their son. Walter T.. OF Auburn.
Ind. who VIII make his permanent home
with them here. AR Peuheld has held
the positions OF city ana county atg0r-
new of Auburn, and ln spite OF the fact
that he was recently reelected county
attorney. DE resigned Jo join his parents
here. lie is one OF Iudiaua's brightest
young bachelors. Judge and AiTs. PEN
field and their daughter. Miss Psuneld.
are ln their apartment in the Ontario.
Airs. John vs.. Bird. Who has been the
guest of Airs. Andrew j. Graham. has
returned 20 her home iu New York.
The following Congressional ladies OF
the Driscoll viii receive on Monday.
February q. from 20 g. Hrs. Macon,
AIRS Weber, AIRS. Fukerson. Mrs.
Keeper, Mrs. Eives. Mrs Frank S.
Dickson, and Miss Subway.
The weekly meeting or tie Washing
tonians was held al the home of Miss
sadie Breslin. 70l Sixth sueet northeast.
ON Monday evening. After regular bust
ness the club INDUCED in number Of
Interesting ggncS. GeOrg. T. 7. Chase
sang a vocal solo, and Toward Holt
introduced some selections IN the piano.
Among those present Were. Misses Ap-
Hlehy, slater. ETeslin. Harmon, j. Ire
land. HeSseT- NIllett. =. Ireland,
MesSrs. Phelps, Chase. Bowman. Holt.
NlileLt, Harvey. White, and BriCker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnest0ck. OF
New York, who IS spending the winter
in Washington. entertained a company
at dinner last evening The list OF
guests included the Minister from Nor
way aud Nine Hauge General and
Mrs. Randolph, AIT. and Mrs Herbert
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatard Mr.
Butler. Miss Gwynu. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Hague. and Mrs BayaT5,
=. IT, Warner entertained a stag din
ner OF twenty-five covers last evening i'm
honor OF Senator Blackburn and Repre-
sentative McCleary.
Mrs. Elliott, wife of General Elliott. OF
the Marine Barracks. entertained at
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One of the most brilliant receptions in
the history Of the COrcoran Gallery OF
Art, is being planned for Wednesday
evening. February Z, IN honor Of the
Contemporary American Artists. in view
of which event the gallery will be closed
10 the public until after this date in
order 20 place the building i'm order for
the exhibit. Invitations 10 the private
view set for the evening OF the 7th will
be issued early in the week In the
name Of the president and board OF
trustees.
Admission being exclusively by card
WOrkmen have been busy for some time
past I'm removing the permanent COUec-
ton from the walls 10 make room for
the new paintings, as the entire gallery
viii be given up for the best interests
of the entertainment Conspicuous among
elegant oil paintings awaiting hanging
is the famous collection owned by Sen
ator Clark. which figured so c0nspicu-
ousIy upon the recent occasion of the re-
cepJiOn in honor Of National Architects.
These beautiful canvases were after
ward packed and forwarded to New
York. awaiting future disposition. and
through the courtesy OF the owner have
been returned 10 the gallery for the
benefit Of the coming exhibit
Since the event will mark the first
annual exhibit arrangements are plan
ned upon a scale in excess of any
previous opening and no expense has
been spared 10 assure the complete sue
cess of the reception.
The friends Of Miss Irene AIidkif and
Edward G. Thomas. both of Langdon.
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Monday, February (. from 10 6; Mrs.
Macon OF Arkansas; Mrs. Weber Of
Ohio; Mrs. FUlkerson. OF Missouri. Mrs
Keeper. OF Missouri AIRS. Rives. Of
Illinois; Mrs. Frank s Dickson. or Il
lin0is. and Miss Subway. OF New
Hampshire
Mrs. II. Edwin Rainals Kondrup will
not receive Monday. January e. but viii
be 81 home Mondays. February and
is.
Elmer b Klopfer entertained AT a
party In honor Of his nineteenth birth
day al his residence, s New York ave
nue. recently.
The young people PLAYED games and
enjoyed themselves until a late hour
when refreshments were served.
Miss Emily BlazIer rendered several
musical numbers and Miss Bontz sang
several solos.
Among those present were the Misses
Mary and Emily BIazler. Mary Alice.
Myrtle Ward, Blanche Dart. Mary VIII
Sins, Eva Alger, Marie Bontz Kate
wilkins. Hazel Brelsford and Lucille
compton; and Messrs. William Con
boye. Nathaniel Worley, William AIger
Jean BrelsfOrd Roy Bailey. Elmer
h-opIer. Bernard B0utz Frank Rrfdgez
Robert TOmpkins. and Neal Brsgagg
r. r. Helm. OF tile District Depsrt-
ment OF Highways. left last night for
New York, where bee win meet Mrs
He-m on her arrival in that port TODAY
from a round trip on the Hamburg
American line 20 Jamaica ana south
American ports. MI and AIRS. Helm are
expected 10 arrive home tonight.
AIRS Helm sailed from New York On
January g. intending 10 spena several
weeks tn Kingston. Jamaica. She ar-
rived at that port on January II ana re-
-Aaihed There two days. reboardiua. the
FFinz August Wilhelm. which Is++
hlhsston Sunday. January D.. e. dav
before the earthquake
A delightful masquerade dance v-ss
given for the benefit OF the Chur-f, ,f
Our LADY OF Victory, in the new han
on the Conduit road Harlem. u. a.
Wednesday, January %. over three
hundred guests attended. About eighty
couples were in mask and costumes
which were both artistic and b.aprif,4l
fflzes were offered, the judges AWARDING
them 10 Mrs. Mae johnson .-fteI..-a,,-
Peddler'' Miss Maud Thompson. ..Old
Maid; Miss Annie Lynch. "Gvpsv
-iirl.' and John Lynch. Cowboy. :,
Honorable mention was given Aiassrs
Sefrin and Thompson. Indian Chiefs.
Miss Nora Sherrier. Music" Mrs
Louise Tavenner, Princes" RFiss
Lynch, Bride" The refresbma,r
booths were in charge Of Mrs. napi-l
Harrington. assisted by Mrs. Suerrfer
Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Vaughan. Ms. Jane,
Sherr.er and Miss Maggie Surgrue
Some Of tire guests present were air
and Mrs. Malone. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tnoron
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur A. Riemer. Mrs. Louise
Tavenner, Mrs. Kettner. Mr.. and Mrs
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs John Lynch. Mrs
Lucy Knott. Mrs Dupre, Mr.. ami Mrs
Maurice J. Ready, Mrs. Self, Mrs.
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Miss Ruth Hslford daughter OF Ar
and Mrs A. J. Halford. viii go TO New
York on February IA 10 make a visit
10 Mrs. Wadham. wife OF Surgeon Wad-
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Nine Carlo, wife OF the minister from
ecuador, and the Misses Carlo were -
nome yesterday afternoon for tbe -
time this season. on sstyr5a,, -
now on trey viii receive supds,. -, o,''
moons. "L'e'
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Iialzieldt. the son-in-law and daughter
Of the japanese ambassador, and Captain
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The Russian Ambassador and Bar
oness Rosen viii be the honor guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont a. din
nsr tonight. The baron and the
Haroness are great friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams. who are the guests OF
the Belmonts. After dinner there will
be musicale, az which the artists viii
he William Morse Rummel vioIinist.
and grandson OF Samuel +. Morse. in
ventor Of the telegraph, and Leon
Remay, pianist.
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MISS RUIN Estey, daughter of W n
r-s'ey' teller In the Office of the SER
seaii'-at-arms OF the House Of Repre-
seht'liVes' entertained a number of her
Young friends AT her new home. 9o19
eleventh street northwest. on SATURDAY.
evening last Those present were Miss
5Hi, Farmer Miss Ruth Ripley. Miss
i1i'~aoeth smith. Miss Agnes McGar-
lausley' and Miss Imogene McGar-
rLughey.
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Mrs. Elliott, wife of General Elliott. OF
the Marine Barracks. entertained at
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learning OF their marriage tn August
last. The bride. who IS a charming
brunette. and the bridegroom. have
been the recipients OF many congrutu-
Latious and presents since the announce
menr.
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MRS. WILLIAM DUNKERLY,
Formerly Miss Florence P. Joyce.

ham, T. s. A, now stationed al Fort
Slocum, Mrs. Wadham was formerly
Miss Cara Atkins, OF Indianapolis.
Miss HaIfOrd will remain with Mrs.
Wadham for some weeks ana may not
return 10 Washington al all before sail
ing for Europe With her parents. IN
March. They expect TO SO over 10 re
main through tie summer months. this
being their first trip abroad Last sum
mer they made the trip across the couH-
try 10 California. taking In the Yellow
stone Park ana Grand Canyon.
OFcial society took the sudden death
or Senator AlgeE much To heart, FOR be
and his family have hosts OF warm
friends IA Washington. and while they
had prepared 20 bid acieu 20 Alrs.
Alger in March. they We're totally un-
prepared fer the news Of Thursday
morning. Mrs Alser was expecting
visit from AIRS. Poe ard Miss Poe.
widow and daughter or the late Gen.
10, NJ Poe. Mrs. Alger had invita-
tons out for "a luncheon Ia their hon
or today. Mrs, Sheldon. of Detroit.
was also expected 10 come next week
for "a visit with her UarGnTs
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Captain and Mrs. Ryan. OF the British
embassy stan. and their children. who
have all been i'll in their home. on Co
lumbia road, for the past week or more
ara gradually recovering their usual
health.
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MISS Viola Matloek. Of eO5 F. streel
northwest. gave a farewell dane ~,
friday evening 90 Miss Cathrz-n Riae
OF Reading. Pa, who has beep her
guest Tor the past month. An tprer-
esllng feature OF the evening was the
recitation OF two selections from sbalras-
peare's Hamlet by Edwin Butts ana /.
vocal solo by Raymond Galleher The
uihihg room was beautifully decorated
WIN terms and cut flowers. A b,,rfet
s ,,i'p was served Those present were:
MISS Cathryn Ref Miss NAY R,tt.
Miss Jacobs. Miss Edith WIS., So
Ryon' Miss zuia Edwards Mrs P1,,-
seau' Mrs. Matlock. Miss Wells NJ
campbell, Miss Edna Moves Ms
reeves. Miss Viola Matlock. and 1fassrg
Mahoney' Butts, Hough. DIR. Dsre
Harvey stauffer. Gallagher ssrfc,
Edwards, Regan, and Rousseau
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=. TT. Warner entertained a stag din
ner Of twenty-five covers last evening in
honor OF Senator Blackburn and Repre-
sentative McCleary.
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Baron Schlippenbach.. Russian consul
At Chicago. who has been a guest at
the Russian embassy for some time. will
return 10 his post OF duty the first Of
the week. The ambassador and the
baroness have cards out for a dinner
at the embassy next Saturday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Kramer will ~.
al nome 10 their friends Tuesday. Ian
uary .. from to Il at their home 1qis
5 street.
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The Counselor Of the French Embassy
and Nine. DIES POrtes de Ia Fosse have
cards out for dinner Wednesday. jan
uary 80, Nine. DIES Portes and Nile. des
Portes will leave Washington February
3 for New Orleans, where they viii at
tend the Mardi Gras festival.
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Personal

The Austrian Ambassador ana Par
oness Hengeimuller Will entertain a
company at dinner Monday evening in
me embassy on Connecticut avenue
complimentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. HVfa
Williams, Of London, who are the guests
Of Mr.. and AIRS. Perry Belmont.
The Countess ErgeIlette. who was
their guest for a SHORE time. left for
New York the early part of the week.
end sailed To- Europe a few DAYS ago.
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Colonel Pedeneiras, the military at
tache OF the Brazilian embassy. re-
turned 70 Washington today from New
York. where he has been spending a
short time
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estlng points
Mr. and AIRS William Williams. az
Grand Rapids. nave returned 10 their
home In Michigan. aztec a pleasant
visit here, during which time they were
entertained considerably
Miss Laura Carpenter who was tHe
guest FOR the summer. cf her sister,
Mrs. Young. in Grand Rapids, has quite
plunged into the sayeties Of Washing
ton society She is gain On her apart
ment Ia the Highlands. and has as her
guest. Miss Aiergarct Swndeu. OF Bal
timore, for whom she save a luncheon
this week. Miss Carpenter VIII go 10
Annapolis on February. 6. with her
house guest, Miss Irms Elias0n OF
ChestertOwn, Pa. 10 attend the gradual
ing ball at the Naval Academy Mrs.
Young. who spent 50 much time loo
Washington last season, does not expect
to come 10 Washington during JLis
season.
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Edward G. Thomas. both Of Langdon.
d. c.. were offered a surprise upon
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Monday. February 4. from 10 6; Mrs.
Macon. OF Arkansas; Mrs. Weber. Of
Ohio; Mrs. FUlkerson. OF Missouri; Mrs.
Keeper. OF Missouri AIRS. Rives. OF
Illinois, Mrs. Frank s. Dickson. or Il
linois. and Miss Sull0Wag OF New
Hampshire
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Mrs. II. Edwin Rainals K0ndrup will
not receive Monday, January 2s. but will
be ~ home Mondays. February and
IS
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The Assistant seCretary. OF the Navy
and Mrs. Truman II. &eWber.y eU
leave early next month i1F a tour in
the South, when AR NeWbeTrg viii
so on tour OF inspection OF naval
stations on the Florida and Cuban
coasts. Mrs. NeWbeTTy EiI have with
her as her guest, Mrs. MetcaIf. HIte
OF the Secretary OF the Navy. and ugev
will be gone about three weeks Tho
Mayfiower viii Zee used by the party.
and they viii visit Key West. Havaoa.
Guantanamo, and scores OF other inter-
esting points.
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Continued on Fifth Page)
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Mrs. Matthew T-imble and Mrs. Henry
FennO Sawtelle VIII not be AT home
Thursday, January 81. but viii receive
Thursday, February Z.
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The following Congressional ladies OF
the Discol Will not receive on Monday,
January ., out will be at home on