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DoCTORs READ PApERs

a.. c.. r,odieaI
sociation held their quarterly meeting
at the Peninsula hotel during the week,
at which "a number of papers of vital
by DIR. Fl. darcy Power of Burlingame
and DIR. Wood c. Baker of San Mateo
A banquet was served at the conclu-
sion of the meeting. those present being
DR.. D. B. and HI. G. Plymire of South
San Francisco, Powers and Rothschild
of Burlingame. Ross, Barrett. Taylor
and McCracken OF Redwood City; Nc
Clanihan and Gardner of Belmont; Bak-
er, Morrison, Wilson, Seibert, Chidestel
and Mccarthy of San Mateo, and Weeks
of San Francisco. The association will
meet in South San Francisco in No
vember at which time they will be the
guests of the Drs. Plymire.
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her soul. commencing at O'Clock a. N. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery.
sAiTH-I1 this city; September ls. 1908. at
s. Smith. beloved husband OF Harriett NJ.
Smith. and loving father Of Clarence G.
Smith and Mrs. c. H. Stewart native Of
Maine, aged 55 years months and days.
member Of AbOu Ben Adhem lodge No. liz.
1. o. o. F., and Court America No. 1915,
A. o. f.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Sun
day.. September 20. 1905. at O'Clock .. m.
from Van Ness hail. 222 Van Ness avenue
Funeral under the auspices OF Abou Ben
Adhem lodge No 112. 1. o. D. F. Inter
ment Odd Fellows cemetery.
To the officers and members OF Court Amer
lea No. 1916. A. o. F.--You are requested
TO attend the funeral Of late brother.
Charles 5. Smith. today Sunday. septem-
Der 20, 1eOs. at 1 o'clock p M. from Van
Ness hall. 222 Van Ness avenue. BY order OF
GEORGE LORDEN. Chief Ranger
WALTER REED. Financial Secretary.
sULLIvAN-In Sacramento. Cal. September 1e.
1908, Grace. beloved wife OF John F. SullI-
van. daughter Of William v. and Nellie @.
Walsh, and sister Of Walter. Madonna and
the late Raymond Walsh. native OF Vallejo.
Cal, aged 26 years II months and 20 days.
STEALEY-In Rawblde. New. September 10,
1905. George Warren Stealey. beloved son OF
Mary L. SteaIey a native OF San Francisco.
CAL. aged Al years
Sunday. September 20. 1908. Funeral and
interment private.
this city September 16, 1908.
Simo Tripkovich. native OF Castelnuovo.
Boche De Cattaro. Damaria. Austria. aged
10 years. A member OF Servian benevolent so
ciety ZmaJ No 10.
Friends and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today CSun-
day.. september 20: at l D. m, from the par
lors of McBrearty & McCormick. 915 Valencia
street near Twentieth. where services viii be
held under the auspices OF the Servian benevo-
lent society Zmaj No. 10. Interment Servian
cemetery, Colma-
To the officers and members Of the Servian
benevolent society zmsj No. 1o-You are re-
brother, Simo Trfpkovich. today Sunday.
September 20, 1905, at 1 D. m. from the
funeral psrlors Of McBrearty 4 Mccormick, 9l5
Valencia street near Twentieth. BY order
SAM KURTOvICH. President
MAXIM j. CEPRNICH. Secretary
wARDAIAN-In New Rochelle. y. T.. Septem-
George T. and William NJ. Klink. and Mrs.
v. L. Cottman Of this city.
WHITE-In FruItvale. Cal. September rs, 190e.
John Corhet. beloved husband OF Martha
Jannet White. and father OF ". r.. James
C. and Thomas c. White and Mrs Margaret
C. RitTnan. native OF Scotland aged 10
years and q months
Ignacio Zenos. beloved brother OF Bernardino
Zenos a native OF Spain. aged As years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (NTon-
the parIors of ]. s. G0deau. 2123 Bush
street thence TO the Spanish church. where a
mass will be said for the repose OF his soul
Internent Holy Cross cemetery by electric
car from Twenty eighth and Valencia streets.
CARD OF THANKS
HUGHE&We herewith desire 70 sxnr~~.
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DESERTER FACES TRIAL
Soldier on Way From San Diego
to This City for Court Martial

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 19.-In charge Of
Sergeant Wilbur E. Greene of the One
Hundred and Fifteenth company at Fort
Rosecrans and a guard, John d. VIII
liams a deserter from the army, left
yesterday for San Francisco to be tried
before a general court martial for de-
sertion.
Williams deserted from the One Hun
dred and Fifteenth company at the post
September Z, 1907, and was apprehended
by deputy sheriff August s. this year.
The penalty for desertion in time OF
peace is from six months to two and
a half years. Williams home 10 in
Sfoekton
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REALTY COMPANY INCORPORATES

REDWOOD CITY. Sept. 19.-Articles
of incorporation have been filed here
by the Middlefeld realty company of
Burlingame, which has been formed for
the transaction of a general real estate
business. The capital stock of the COM
pany is placed at s25,00O, $500 being
actually subscribed by P. E. Lamb. f.
d. Lorton and c. A. Carlson
The Ann Shepard estate company of
San Francisco has incorporated with a
capital stock of 100000, shares being
of the par value of $500. Lowell Lang
stroth, Francis 3. Langstroth and Lo-
raine A. Langstroth have each sub
Scrfbed one share.
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LEAVE FOR RIFLE RANGE

The Fifth, Sixth and Tenth companies
of coast artillery, stationed at the Pre-
sidio, left yesterday in command of
Major Ruckman for target practice on
the rugged Point Bonita range. A
tired lot of soldiers attached to the
One Hundred and Fifth company, coast
artillery, returned Saturday, after hav-
ing spent three days on the range.
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parlor No. 9 of the Native Daughters
of the Golden West will give an enter
tainment in Golden Gate cohlmandery
hall, on which occasion Mrs. Agnes
Boxton, Helen Davis, George Ruge and
Mrs. d. Thomson will entertain with
specialties.
Jewel chapter, Order OF the Eastern
Star, will entertain its members and
friends with a minstrel show by mem
bers in Golden Gate commandery hall,
Friday night, October 2.
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r1NERAL FOR mas. HApLEN

BERKELEY. Sept. 19.-The funeral
of Mrs. Augusta Hadlen, who was as
home of her brother in law, Charles
Hadlen, of Ninth street and University
avenue will be held tomorrow after
noon. Rev. H Briggs of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will conduct the
services. The remains will be shipped
to her home in Olympia. Wash.
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Equal SUFFRAGE DELEcATEs

MILL VALLEY, Sept 19.-The Mill
Valley Equal Suffrage league has elect
ed delegates to attend the state suffrage
convention in San Francisco October
?. They are: Mrs. H. p. Phillips. Mrs. J.
W. Amrath and Mrs. s. j. McChesney.
The alternates are: Mrs. F. ID. Speedie,
Mrs. A. s. Coulson and Mrs. E. Baker
The league will give musical at the
home of Nine. Tromboni Wednesday
afternoon.
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ASK BETTER FIRE PROJECTION

MILL VALLEY, Sept. 19.-Residents
in Tamalpais park are after more fire
hydrants, more lights and a few side
walks in their district At a meeting
OF the Hall association a large number
from the park laid their case before
the association c. W. Iredale was in
structed TO investigate the complaints
of the Tamalpais house holders. y
committee was also appointed to con-
fer with the town trustees relative to
installing fire hydrants in the park
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ELks, BILLIARp ToURNEY

BERKELEY. Sept. 19.-The Elks'
billiard tourney has been completed to
the semi final round, and C. r. Morse,
from scratch. $50 points. will play
Charles Grigsby. 105 points. for the
championship Wednesday night. The
winner will receive a cue, the dOna-
tfon of DIR. H. y. Roweli.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city Saturday September 10:
E. Albert Schmidt, 21 3s26B Tweuty-second
ST., and Eva b. Bellstedt, 1S, 2471 Folsom ST.
and Annie J. Andrew, s5, 1900 Pierce St
David A. Lindsay, 90. 1916 Geary St, and
Martha c. Thomson. "a. l4o Devisadero st.
William X. Kenney. so, Fort Mason, and Ce-
celia Morgado. is. 1892 Turk st.
Domenico Roberto, "a. Point Richmond, AMI
Liberia GhideS ,S a. 90 a2c a,s Cortland FdGr
nora Knowland, "a, ia Church st.
Louis Radolcich. 20. 115 Noe St. and Marica
Frederick f. Shaw, q. $40 Baker ST., and
Elizabeth Gibson, Is. 10 Clipper st.
Nick sigrist, 50. 1876 Filbert ST., and Anna
Niebuhr, So. 466 Twenty-flfth ave.
Franklin P. Bell. 81, 1864 Golden Gate ave-,
and Frances spargo 1s 572 Scott st.
Louis A. MangeIs. 2s. sulsun. and Carolyn
W. Cults, "a, Marysvile.
OAKLAND. Sept. 19.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
James A. Rogers, % and Vera L. Mcdonald,
20. both of Fresno.
Emile e. Turpin. %. and FRANCHISE Ward.
Harry ]. Weber 2s. and Bertha E. McCon
nell Do both of Vallejo.
Allan J. Wilson. SO. Whittier. and Rudolph
ena A. Rltchie. 49, Oakland
John NJ. Burns. 2S Mcfarland, Kern county,
and Nora Roach. 2s Berkeley.
Charles f. Eichelberger, 3S, and Eva q. Bur
ton. 80, both Of Oakland
Barthelefny Long. A, and Catherine Launo,
81 both of Oakland.
Arthur Il. Fowler "a Oakland, and Lorena
E. Bratton 49, Alameda.
Harry o. Johnson. 90, and Mildred E. Beames,
20. both of Oakland.
Henry w Morse. IS, and Blanche wikman,
2S both Of Oakland.
Axel Peterson. "a and Rosie Courant. "a,
both of San Leandro.
Joseph Moniz, II, and Mamie Gomez, II, both
Of Oakland.
Charles H. Picard 43. Melrose. and Rosa
Lilly, 80, New York
Edwin B. Hooper. 81, and Frances E. WEIGH.
3s. both of Elmhurst.
Lathrop B. Libby. 81. and Barbara Van
Kleeck. IS. both of Berkeley.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mali
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
strcted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge
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FIRE DAMAGES NIcKELoDEoN

ALAMEDA. Sept. 19.-Fire damaged
the Elite nickelOdeon. Park street and
Lincoln avenue. this morning. The loss
is estimated at $500. The building in
which the nickelodeon is located Is
owned by w. A. Conneau. The cause
of the blaze is unknown.
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MARRIED

CHARLTON-BROWN-In this city, September
/. 190s by the Rev. Father Cottle, Henry
Charlton and Nellie I. Brown, both or San
Francisco.
Mex McKENNA-RALPH--In this city. September .,
1908, Frank p. McKenna and Hazel r.. Ralph,
both of San franciscos
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DIED

Bsbbino. congetta. 40 Newman. Gus :..... 81
Csrarra, Elizio -. 81 9uinlan, 7. J. ...tMsss,
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ATTORNEY ADVISES couNc11-Alameda

Sept. I9.-City Attorney VI. W. simpson has ad-
vised the city council that IL can not legally
grant the request OF the chamber of commerce to
set aside $5 900 OF the funds OF the municipality
for a celebration OF the fourth Of July next
year
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CARD OF rHANKs

CARD OF THANKS
HUGHES-we herewith desire to express.
our heartfelt thanks TO our mary friends and
neighbors who extended such Kindness to us
during our late bereavement.
MRS. ELIZABETH HUGHES and Son.
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this city. September IS. 1905.
Hanorah< dearly beloved wife OF the late
Mathew SINNERS. devoted mother of Mrs
P. Mcdonnell formerly Mamie SINNERS. and
loving grandmother OF 1lene Mcdonnell.
native OF County Cork. Ireland. aged 81 years.
Friends and acqua aintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day. at $50 o'clock a. m. from her late
residence. 40 Federal street. thence to 81.
Roses church. where solemn requiem high
MAS will b celebrated for the reposs OK
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epSOCIETYg9

and Mr. c. C. Arosemana, the minister OF
Panama.
Mrs Elizabeth Stauffer Moore. bhe
brides mother, will entertain the pflud'
party and the out-of-toWn guests at dill-
ner at the Country Club the night before
the wedding,
The couple will make short Weddlns
trip its first stages by automobile. ana
will return to Greensburg for the Christ
mas holidays with the Moore family
They will live at go Riverside drive. New
York city, as Capt. Wtgmore is now on
duty in connection with the New York
harbor work.
Capt Wiglnore is the son of the late
John Wigmore of Los Angeles, Cal, W here
his mother still lives. His brideto-be has
hosts of warm friends attracted by her
cordial manners and held by her sterling
qualities She is the youngest daughter
of the household, and is exceedingly pop
ular here, were her elder sisters.
Mrs Heft and Mrs Robbins. Mrs. Moore
will not reopen her New Hampshire ave
nue. home this winter, and may not live
there again. as her house in Greensburg
after recent. additions and alterations.
suits her exactly for an all-yeaI-round
residence.
After the Wigmore-Moore wedding the
Misses Shaw are going to Pittshurs with
Miss Pauline Showalter. another of the
bridesmaids. who will give series of en-
tertainments for them during their stay.
Miss Lucy Virginia Russell only daugh-
ter of Assistant Attorney General and
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Patten and Mrs. William B. Orme re-
ceived the guests, who included Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Leetch. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Owen Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunt,
DR.. and Mrs. Robert BeGe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Finney, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
T. McBurney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wilmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallard, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Furgusson. Miss Frances Ransom of
Baltimore, Miss Helen Gilman. Miss Mary
Snyder, Miss Phyllis Snyder, Miss Liza
Goodwin, Miss Adds Hubbard, Miss Anna
Hubbard. Miss Jones. Miss Mary DeLash-
mutt, Miss Julia Lippett. Miss Minnie
Lippett. Miss Helen Williams Miss
Frances Dodge, Miss Lane. Miss F. c.
Berry, Miss Elizabeth PIERCE Miss Mar
garet yesterday. Miss Lucinda Car
penter Pennebaker. Miss Emily Graves
Miss Edith Winship, Miss Margaret Win
ship. Miss ingalls,. Miss Mary Harvey
Miss Josephine Harvey. Miss Miller, Miss
Nina Mackall, Miss Camille DuBose Miss
Katherine DuBose, Miss Madge Clarke
Miss Kaye. Miss Eloise Cissell. Miss
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Mrs. john Horton Brown of this city
spent last week the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin w. Daum at their home i'm
kenilwOrth. near Louisville, Ky.
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Mrs. Charles w. Russell and niece of Col.
John s. Mosby of Confederate fame, is a
charming member of the debutante group.
She graduated last June from the I'M
maculate Seminary, Wisconsin avenue,
and is accomplished pianist and artist.
With Mrs. Russell she spent the summer
in Canadian travel. and was at Quebec
for the precautionary ceremonies. MIR,
Mrs. and Miss Russell are at the Burling-
ton, where Miss Russell will have her
coming out party during the Christmas
holidays.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Vema
Ankeny and Capt. Francis Horton Pope
of the 18th Cavalry. which took place at
the brides home at Walla Walla Wash.
On Wednesday. November IS, was a most
brilliant affair. The bride, who is the
youngest daughter of United States Sena
tor and Mrs. Levi Ankeny. is a very
clever, Vivacious brunette and extremely
popular both in The west and in this
city. where she has spent the last three
years.
The drawing rooms of the Ankeny house
were beautifully decorated In smilaX and
huge yellow chrysanthemums Much of
the woodwork is white, and the color
scheme. yellow and green. against the
white ground was wonderfully light. airy
and effective. The same color scheme
was carried out in the other rooms
The wedding ceremony was performed
at I o'clock by Bishop Paddock OF east
ern Oregon.
First in the wedding procession came
Lieut.. Converse and Lieut.. Hume of the
14th Cavalry. Next the bridesmaids Miss
Sarah Winans OF Walla Walla and Miss
Genevieve Thompson of Portland, Miss
Winans in blue messaline and silver, Miss
Thompson in pink embroidered net. Then
came the matron of honor. Mrs. Jacob
Ankeny, in her wedding gown of white
satin and lace The bride was escorted by
her father. She wore gown of white
satin trimmed i'll rare old lace, cut prin-
cess with demi-court train Mrs. Levi
Ankeny, her mother. wore white chiffon
satin, with lace, ornaments of diamonds.
AT the wedding reception Immediately
after those in the receiving line assist
ing Mrs. Ankeny and Capt. and Mrs. Pope
in receiving their guests were the bridal
party and Mrs. Harriet II. Macarthur of
Portland, aunt of the bride.
In the dining room the same color
scheme was carried out. The room was
resplendent with tiny electric lights con-
cealed in the smilax which was festooned
from ceilings to table. Supper was served
by Mrs. Thomas II. Brents and Mrs. Bur-
ford.
At o'clock Capt. and Mrs. Pope left
for Portland and San Francisco. After
their return they will be at home at Fort
Walla Walla. where the captain is sta
toned
Mrs. Philip RI. Mcmillan gave a dinner
last week at her Detroit home in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. NeWberry Nh.
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Newberry is a brother of the coming Sec
rotary of the Navy and has been recently
married. Mrs. McMillan's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell 4. Alger, jr., Mr..
and Mrs Maurice o. Williams, Mr.. ana
Mrs Strathearn Hendre and Mr.. and
Mrs F. Archer Hinchman.
Miss Estelle Leslie Register. of this city
was maid Of honor at the wedding
Thursday. at Fredericksburg. Va. OF
Miss Clara Banks Burrus to Rev. e. NJ.
Frazer Of Erlanger, Ky.
Among the out-of-town guests here Tor
the wedding Wednesday Of Miss MaxWeii
and Mr.. Corning were Miss French. Mr.
Charles McElroy Col. Selden E. Marin,
Langdon Marvin of Albany, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Rawle of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sumner Hamlin OF Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mclean or Green
Valley, Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth NOonan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Y. v Noonan. and Mr.. r.
Leslie REYNOLDS were quietly married
Thursday noon at the brides residence oy
Rev. Eugene Hannah assisted by Rev
Ambrose Bevans. Only members OF the
family were present. After the cere-
nony Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds left for a
rip south They will be at home TO
their friends after January l at the
Alice apartments.
Wednesday evening at o'clock. at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Annie
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x 70 one is expressing any doubt
over the prospects OF a gay
~ winter. Every mark of one is
in evidence. The early part
of last week was almost as gay
as midwinter, excepting the absence OF
dancing events, and for many the
Wednesday hop at Annapolis filed that
want. The two beautiful weddings. the
Northumberland in the post chapel at
Fort Myer Tuesday, and the Corning
Maxwell at St Johns on Wednesday. in
terested hundreds. The gowns and hats
worn were unusually splendid for an
early season event The coming out party
for Miss Annie Irwin brought together
a very smart company at the town home
on 10Th street Wednesday, and was the
prelude to many similar functions which
will fill December afternoons. The dates
for the charity ball, January 4: for the
first Bachelors cotillion. Wednesday,
January 6. the British embassy
dance for Miss Ethel Roosevelt and sew
eral other affairs of social magnitude
have already been made public. While
few of the west end mansions are to be
closed while their owners seek pleasure
in other lands, there will be additional
energy in others. which have been rather
quiet of late years. so that a very good
average is certain to be maintained
The coming and going of the next Presi-
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Davis, Miss Helen Williams, Miss Peter
son. Mr.. Howard Wright. Mr.. Robert
Wilett. Mr.. James Drysdale. Mr.. PER-!
Lippett. Mr.. Oscar Dorsey. Mr.. Mahlon
Hopkins Janney. DR.. Biscoe, Mr.. Fred
kleinschmidt. Mr.. Reginald LOCKER. Mr..
Blake Gordon. Mr.. James w. Harper. M.
Farwell, Mr.. Archibald King. Mr.. Turner
Mr.. Frank PIERCE. Mr.. Erskine Gordon.
Bernard Fowle. jr., DR.. Charles l.. Billiard,
DIR. a. b. Bennett, Mr.. George Howard.
Mr.. George yesterday, Mr.. Phillip Pos.
ton Mr. Burroughs. Mr.. Hunt. Mr.. Robert
King. Mr.. Kent Roberts. Mr.. Bodowin
Craighill Mr.. Heiberger. Mr.. Basil
Boteler. Mr. Holland. Mr.. Nicholson Mr..
Wayne Richie, Mr. William Cassin, Mr..
Snyder, Mr.. F'rere. Lieut.. Downes l.. Viii
son, DIR. Kearney and DR.. Hay.
The members Of the d. T. n. gave q
barn dance last Wednesday evening At
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Mrs. John y. McIlhenny of this CITY,
who is in New Orleans visiting her
parents. has been given a round of hand
some entertainments.
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more will give its first ball Monday,
December !. Their other dances will be
on Christmas night. January and Is and
February and Is The governors are
Messrs. Columbus O'Donnell Lee, Roger
Brooke Hopkins. r. Brent keyseI. Robert
Oliver Lehr, Clymer Whyte, Allan Nc
Lane Robert Garrett and William F.
Lucas jr Mr.. Lucas is secretary Of the
club. Few of these dances are ever given
without representative from this city.
Mr. A. 3. Hoover who has been spend
ing some time in Atlantic City, has re-
turned to his home in Washington.
The charity ball. which was given
Wednesday evening at Lfnthecum Hall by
the ladies of ST. Marys Guild. for the
benefit of the Children's Hospital, was
pronounced a decided success. The music,
the floor and the supper were perfect, and
Washington and Georgetown and AleXan-
dria society were well represented. Mrs.
{. NJ. Matthewes, Mrs. Downes l.. Will
son, Mrs. John Mcpherson. Mrs. John y.
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Mrs. Philip r. Mcmillan gave a dinner
last week at her Detroit home in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. NewberTy. Nh.
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Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Walsh gave a
small dinner last night. Mr.. and Ms.
Edward Beale Mclean. who are now
travelling abroad. are expected back with
in a month or six weeks.
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Advices received here say that the
Countess Alexandra Won Bernstorf, the
daughter of the newly appointed German
ambassador, is a charming girl. with
blond hair and blue eyes, and is just
twenty years old. 1t is not unlikely that
the ambassador and his family VIII be
here for the New Year.