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says Mr.. cornweil, were such as bode
no good for the party. Mr. cornKeH
further says that votes cannot be OBJ
tanned by ''hypocritIcal Endorsements
for selfish and personal reasons. ~
committees who are embezzllng pow
ers not given them by the people. .
The Hampshire editor takes slap at
the socialistic, unreasoning enthus-
last" and doubtless with more par
ticularity. the "Demagogue and .po-
iitical time server who viii indorse
anything and everything to be in
control and popular favor" handi-
caps that have been serious obstacles
to Democracy in previous campaigns.
All of this gives further emphasis
to the members Of the Democratic
party in West Virginia that their po-
litical organization in the state is In
charge and conrol of a clique that
proposes to conduct the party in It's
own private interests. regardless of
what the rank and file of the organ
ization desire. Through some mys-
terious juggling and bushwhacking
the state committee at the Parkers-
burg meeting underwent a change Of
ownership. A new set of bosses
threw down the high cards that
changed the nature of the game and
the organization will be conducted on
slightly different lines this year, al
though in the main It win be in con-
troll OF bosses as heretofore.
Mr.. cornwells protest also ipdi-
Gates that a large number Of West
Virginia Democrats are becoming
tired of this high handed method of
bossism which has spelled ruin to
the party in years gone by and will
continue to spell IT in the future un-
less there is a radical change of af-
FAIRS Such a change cannot come
about, 1t appears. without serious
split In the party, and. Judging from
the expressions of many disappoint-
ed and dissatisfied Democrats in this
community and in otner parts of the
state, the indications are that the
split will come this year with more
disastrous and humiliatlng results
than ever before.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10

There is strong intimation that
our friend, Adam Littlepage. OF
Charleston, who sought the influence
of certain corporation interests in
this section of the state in behalf OF
his candidacy for governor and al
the same time played the labor end
of 1t, is to be thrown by the Chiltons
and they they are going to tie their
fate TO Louis Bennett, of Weston.
That this should be true would not
be at all surprising to those who
know the Chiffon record.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. Re
and ingrowing nails. and instantly
takes the sting out Of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Aliens Foot Ease
Makes tight or new shoes feel easy
It's certain cure for sweating. cal
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stamps. Don't accept any substitute
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The Telegram Is delIvefed in clarks-
burg and vicinity by our regular
carriers. Complaints regarding ir-
regular service win be Immediately
investigated and corrected:
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INSTRUCT for Taft.

Thus far the congressional districts
which have held conventions in this
state. have instructed the delegates
to the Chicago convention to vote
for William H. Taft for president,
and the personnel of the delegates
chosen shows that that Will willingly
and cheerfully be done. as they are
all known to be personally in favor
of Taft.
One week from Saturday the First
congressional district will hold a
convention at Fairmont for the pur-
pose of naming two delegates to the
national convention. This conven-
ton win select Taft delegates and
instruct them to vote for him.
The remaining two congressional
conventions in the state to be held
later will do the same thing, and,
thus viii all five congressional dis
trlcts have sent delegates instructed
for Mr.. Taft. The Ave districts win
be represented by ten delegates all
instructed for Taft. This fact alone
emphasizes the duty of the conven-
ton to be held at Parkersburg to
instruct the four delegates at large
for Mr.. Taft and there is every rea-
son to believe that such will be done,
and that West Virginia will go into
the national convention with solid
Taft delegation.
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AS a solid candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket the. Park.
ersburg State Journal suggests w.
w. Brannon. of Weston, and the
Telegram is satisfied he tips the
scales we'll. But, whether solidlty
is an essential quality for the place
is the question.
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MELVIN C. sPERRY,
CLARENCE B. sPERRY.
speclal Commlsslone

State Of West Virginia. County Of
Harrison. to4wit:
J. Homer w Williams, clerk OF
The circuit court of said county, do
certify that Melvin G. sperry and
Clarence B. sperry, the above named
special commissioners. have executed
bond before me. as required by the
decree in said cause, according 20
law.
Gwen under my hand this the gath
day Of March. 1908.
HOMER W. WILLIAMS,
Clerk
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swisher viii get big bunch of
delegates from his home county OF
Marion tomorrow. Such instances
will soon make scherr feel more and
more like withdrawing from the race.
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peIIcious CInocoInts az

You should try this recipe: /
quart milk, l package "oUR-PIE. !"
Follow directions on package. Each
package makes two pies. Three
kinds, Lemon. Chocolate, custard.
Order from and grocer. loo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

burgh entertained her friends in the
evening.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith entertained
the Afternoon Embroidery Circle at
luncheon Friday. The out-of-towu
guests present were MIS-. r. Murfeldt,
Baltimore; Mrs. NJ Rosenberg. Nor
folk. Va. and Mrs. n. Singer. New
York.
Tomorrow evening at the Eighth
Street reTaple, DR.. Lee X. Frankel Of
New York. will address the Council Of
Jewish Women and their friends. Mrs.
Kitty Thompson Berry Burton viii sing,
and Miss Florence Herman viii give
piano selections.
Miss Belle fIirsh. of Kenyon street
will entertain some young ladies this
afternoon at her home.
Miss Selma Granger. who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. Solomon
has left for her home in Baltimore
DIR. and Mrs. Abram Simon. OF Uni
versity place, entertained Or. Rosenau
and DIT. Guttmacher, Of Baltimore. dur
ing the week.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Rita Weinberg and Morris Goldsmith
Both young people are residents OF Bal
timore. but have a large circle Of
friends here.
One Of the enjoyable affairs Of th'
week was the valentine dance Thurs
day evening by Mrs. n n. Hin, o.
| Petworth, IN honor of her niece. MS
Rogers, Of Ohio. The guests danced
until a lac hour. when a delightful re
past was served.
A sacred concert will be held Thu
| afternoon at O'Clock at the Adati
Israel Synagogue. Sixth and G streets
/ Tie Rev. Or. r EgelsonNof New York
and Dr. Cyrus Adler, Of Washington
viii both deliver addresses.
| Tuesday evening viii be ladies' nigh
! at the Mercantile Club Tor whist ant
( bridge, to which all members families
are invited.
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son Bradley. Mrs. George Lothrop
bradley Mrs J. Davis Brodhead, Miss
Browning, Mrs willard r. Brownson.
Miss Eleanor Bryan. Mrs Morgan G.
Buckley
Mrs Donald Cameron Mrs. Calderon
| Carlisle, Mrs. siIas Casey Mrs. R. H.
Chapman. Miss Alice !. CIapp, Mrs
/ Richardson Glover, Mrs Murray Cobb.
| Mrs T. j. Cofey, Mrs. NJ. J. Colbert.
AIRS H. g. COrbin, Mrs. Samuel G.
| Corn well. Mrs ". s. CeWles, Mrs JOS
I eph II. Crawford, Madame de Creel. Mrs.
Bartlett j. Cromwell. Mrs Frank
/ Crowinshield, Mrs. Allerton Cushman.
Mrs. s r. Davis, Mrs. Richard c.
Dean, Mrs. William Denny. Mrs.
/ Chauncey n Depew. Mrs. Albert Doug.
4 las. MT. and Mrs. A. c. Downing. Mrs
/ William r Draper. Mrs. Charles G. Du-
! lin. Mrs. William p. DuvaH Mrs. J. "
/ Dwight Mrs. T. tiffany Dyer
Mrs. John JOY Edison. Mrs Stephen B
! Elkins. Mrs. Richard F. Ely. Mrs. s. F.
| Emmons, Mrs. William c. Eustis. Mrs
/ Morris Evans.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Charles
! W. Fairfax, Mrs. J. S. Fassett, Miss
Mary c, Foster.
Miss Margaret Gale, Mrs. Thomas n,
/ Gale, Mrs. A p, Gardner, Mrs. Ed
ward II. Gheen. Miss Gillett Mrs,
/ Charles c. Glover. Mrs f. p. Grandin
AIRS. James -, Green. Mr. Thomas
Evans Greene.
Mrs. Chandler Hale, Mrs. Eugene
Hale. Mrs Edward Halliday, Mrs
! George z. Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna
/ Mrs. Richard A. Harlow, Mrs. +. Nj,
Hatch Mrs. John HAY. Mrs. William
/ HAYWOOD. Mrs. c. a. Hin, Mrs William
Curtis HiI Mrs q. N. Hitchcock, Mrs,
r. r. Hit. Mrs. James c. Hooe. Mrs
John Hudgins, Mrs. Stilson Hutchins,
Mrs Thomas b. Hutchinson, Mrs
( George r. HUI.
Mrs. William N Irwin.
Mrs Cassie Julian lanes, Mrs. Ralph
jenkins, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs
Eldri1ge #. Jordan.
/ Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Miss keani
Mrs. John J. knapp Mrs. Ezra l.
/ Keen.
Mrs Tallmadge Lambert Mrs Lans-
burgh. Miss A. NJ. Lawrence, Mrs. Ar
thur Lee. Mrs a. Lisner. Mrs. John a
Logan, Mrs. Frank o. Lowden, Mrs
James LoWndes, MIS-. Nicholas Luauer
Mrs G. Lloyd Magruder, MIS-. l. 7
Mann, Mrs. C. It. Marye, Miss Maths
i Mrs. j. T. MeCaIlum, Mrs. D. P. Ne
/ CARNEY. Miss Mary McCeney. Mrs. "
l.. McClintock, Irs. D. r. Mckee. Mrs
7 ". Duncan Mckim, Mrs. r. Il. McKim
Mrs. George McLanahan, Mrs join
z Mclean. Mrs. James Mcmillan. Mrs
IL. W McMurray, Mrs. Alexander Nc
I Neil. Mrs. C. l.. Won Meyer, Mrs. Ed
ward A Mitchell. Mrs. Frank P. Mitch
ell, Mrs Arson Mills, Mrs. W. e. Mont
-omery, Mrs. Elisabeth Stauffer. Mrs
F. B. Moran, Mrs. J, Mcknight Moses
Mrs T. Morris Murray, Mrs. Fran ceI
Musgrave. Mrs. Mary H. Myers,
Mrs. 5, c. N6ale. Mrs. Truman H
! NeWberry. Mrs. Frank B. Moves.
Mrs. Henry T. OXnaTd.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. My
ron NJ PARKER. Mrs. Charles Parrish
Air. and Mrs. Arthur J. Persons, Nine
Luis Pastor, Mrs. II. Cleveland Perkins
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Clinch Phillips
Ms. b. F. Pison. Mrs. Pinchot. Mrs
H. L. du Pont, Mrs. Heary Kirke Port
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An Original and Liberal Offer
to Parents Who Want Their
Children to Acquire a Musi-
cal Education.

Nowadays musical education ferns quite
an important part Of ones equipment 10 win
success in life. such an education is fire.
quentiy the means Of earning a good living.
The F. G. smith Plane Company Of 1928
Penna. ave. makes liberal offer to parents
who weuld like 20 have their children take
up the study Of music and at least make a
beginning witir5Jt expense. This company
offers the free use ef "a square plane fer six
months and the offer entails no obligation
except that you pay 10 have the piano moved
to your home II your children show the
least inclination to take up music this is
your opportunity to givs them q six months
start absolutely free OF cost. Call at the
above address. or telephone Main az at your
earliest convenience and secure one Of these
pianos.
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Weddings Engagements

Mrs. Charles n Hammett announces
the enga cement of her daughter
kathryn, 10 Thomas Nelson Conrad.
The marriage viii take place Thurs
day evening, February q, at ';S-
O'Clock, in the family residence, on
+ street On account of mourning Ia
Miss Hammett's family, the ceremony
which wiz be performed by tine Rev
Richard Pardee Williams, OF Trinity
Episcopal Church, viii be witnessed
only By immediate relatives Miss Ham
nett viii be unattended, bat sir. Cen
rad wsu have as his best man. Repre-
sentative Charles C. Carlin-
Miss Hammett is 8. daughter of Mrs
Hammett and the late Dr. Charles n
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for the benefit of tie George Washing
ton University Hospital. now an annual
affair, and looked forward to with In
creased interest each time, will be held
Friday night at tbs New Willard,
The paJronesses are Mrs. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Root Mrs. Cortelyou. Mrs Met
calf. Mrs. Gar1eld Mrs Straus. Miss
Cannon. Baroness HengeImuller. Mime.
Jusserand. Baroness Won Sternburg
Nine Nabuco. Baroness Moneheur. Mrs.
Lotus. Nine. Godoy, Mrs. Bates, Mrs
Franklin Bell Mrs. %. ]. Brewer, Mrs.
Bromwelr Mrs. Burrows Mrs Cam
eron, AIRS. Richardson Glover. Mrs.
Converse, Mrs. Gordon Cummings. Mrs.
Dalzell, Mrs. De Caindry. Mrs Dana-
Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Edison. Mrs E1i,i,e
Mrs Emo, Mrs. Robley d. Evans Mr.
Foraker, Mrs. j. W. Foster, Miss Gale
I Mrs c, c. Glover. Mrs J. s Harlar,
Mrs. j. NJ. Harlan. Mrs. Harlow Mrs
Hay, Mrs. Henderson. Mrs Honkipe
! Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs. J. b. Lar.
| ner' Mrs Arthur Lee. Mrs Lodge. Mrs
/ LoWndes, Mrs. Q, /. McCaUIes AFrs
| Mcclure. Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs
theodore W %oyes, Mrs. Van v Oh.
| eett' Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Thomas Nelson
rage. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker. Mrs. Kirke
[ Porter Mrs Randolph, Mrs. Richev
| Mrs. Ridgely, Mrs r Key, Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Fremont-Smith. Mrs @. A Snail
/ ding. Mrs. Sternberg. Mrs. Svm5ns
/ Mrs. Gilman, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. Wsds.
worth, Mrs WaIeott, Mrs. Walsh. AIRS
| Wetmore. Mrs Huntingdon VVtIzon
| Miss Woodruff, Mrs, r. S. Woodward
Mrs ; w Woodward, and Mrs. Ter
/ Eyck WendaH
The third of the Wfson.Greene morn.
/ ing musicales, which have become s,,.l
/ feature OF Washington social life mi,
winter, will be held tomorrow mornin,
/ at 1880 in the ballroom of the New
j Willard.
David Bispham. baritone. assisted by
Harold Osborn SUI, pianist, viii b.
tie artist of the asion.
The following ~ An has been al
/ ranged;
! Recitadve and air. AT Last the
Bounteegs Sun" from The
Qui sdgeno C'The Magic Flutes IA ol
/ Creations Hymn BeethoVeJ
/ Der WandeFeF. ...................S chIIber-
| bailade des Harfners, t...... Sehumanl
NS II
/ L!eDSGHeH ISL da---..---.--..---- Frsn
} FL OF 'F-.''r's'.'. .......---. -COrneiiu
Waltz-eaprice. Man lebt nur elm
/ mar ..s.--......-.....-.Str auss-Tausi
/ Mr Smith.
Legende de Ia SAUCE j'Jcngleur
de Notre- Dame"l ..-.-.....J. Massene
/ II pieure dams mon occur and
! ChevaUx de b0is...........C. Debusst
! Iiheure 6XQuise. -....... Reynaldo Hahn
/ A ROUNDED Of Cyril Scot
The Mad Deg (The Vicar of
WakeHetdJ ......s....... Liza Lehman
A Little Heart. .-...-----..-...C Carl Enge
The Suffering Lovers arranged
by Herbert Hughes) .....-...O Old Iris
The list of subscribers includes.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, box; Mrs. I
L Letter. box; Mrs. Frances McLeo
Matheson. box; Mrs c. H. Ackert, Mr..
Nicholas L. Anderson, Mrs. n. c. Au
denreld.
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. George "
Baird. Mrs. Alfred E. Bates, Mrs. PER-
Belmont. Mrs. Elizabeth r. Benhan
Mrs. Z. Beriiner, Mss Eveline Blum
Madame Theodore Davis Boal. Mrs. Ed
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Many Card Parties
For AIexandrianS
During Past Week

Miss Mittie Herbert entertained with
cards at her hoIae IA North Washington
streets between King and Cameron
streets. last wednesday evening. The
prizes were won by Z. p Hunter, James
Douglass. and Miss Lucy Douglass.
After the games collation. was served
by the hostess
Miss Mary Phillips entertained the
members of the Junior Card Club az her
home IN Washington street last Thurs-
day evening.
Extensive preparations are being made
by tae Alexandra German Club for
their german, 70 be given at McBurneY's
Hall. corner % King ana Washington
streets, on the evening OF Friday, Feb
ruary q. =
The Senior Euehre Club was enter
tanned last week al the home or MEs.
Carroll Ashby, in Queen street Ihs
successful players were Mrs 2. Mar
shsII Jones. Mrs. c. G. LeadbeateF, j.
Fl. Reid, ana Dr. T. B. Cochran.
Miss Bessie Janney. last week enter
tanned with cards al her nome N Jam
eTon street
J. Johnsons Green was last week pre-
sented by Andrew Jackson Lodge OF
Nascns with a past masters Jewel. re
presentation was made BY DF. I. T.
Outealt.
Miss Katherine CTitcheT, formerly. OF
this citv. but now OF Paris. France, mas
been made president Of the american
Women's Art Association or rams
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss. Of this
civ. had as their guest last week MS
j. J. Fay, Of Baltimore
Miss Florence Herbert last week VS.
tied Miss Han a Warrenton-
Mrs. Cochran. OF this city. visited her
son, Joel NJ. Cochran, in Sharlottesvlile
last week
James F. PeYton, who has been IN
! Ivnehburg Tor some months past, has
returned 20 Alexandra.
Mrs. william b. sTnoot last week had
as her guests her nieces, Misses Carrie
and Eliza Seth Webb, OF Baltimore
Hon. John Sharp Williams was me
guest Of Hon Charles c. Car1n IN this
city last week.
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Hommett. well known in this city for
many years in the practice OF medicine.
Mr., Conrad is the son Of the late Capt
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conrad, or
Virginia
Mrs j. Edward Bastlon. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Sheekies. viii
leave Washington tomorrow for Fort
Russell, Cheyenne, Wyo., where she
will Join her husband. Dr.. J. Edward
Bastion. U. s. A.
Or. and Mrs. Bastion we're married
in ST. PauPs Catholic Church. Wednes-
dag. January g. and two days later DR..
BastiOn receSHed his orders 10 go 10
Fort russell
Bot1 DR.. and Mrs. saEtion are well
known in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W Bartlett, Of
Leaven~orth. Kan. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Adell, to
Lieut. clyde 3. CFusan. Fourth In
fantry L. S. A. The wedding viii
take place the first week In June.
MT and Mrs. James Henry Moser
have issued invitations for the mar
Fiage OF their daughter. Grace. 70
James Milton Fether0if. Thursday.
February =. at 4 O'Clock. at the First
Congregational Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moser will be at home after May !
at Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leven Powell,
Of North Fork, Loudeun county, Va,
announce the engagement q their
daughter. Bessie Lee Powell. 10 VIII
liam Laird Dunlop. jr, of Washing
ton. The wedding viii take place in
the early spring.
Thursday afternoon Miss Elizabeth c
AGhby, Of stanton. Va. was married
"a Julian Murray L:ghtner. Of Church
vile. Va. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. S. Reese Murray in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Tribby II
Washington.
The bride wore a travelling suit O
golden brown with a hat Of the sam'
/ eelof.
Among those present were Mr.. an'
/ Mrs. c. G. Tribby, Miss Maude Bowles
.liss Tribby, and Dir. Hazard.
After a wedding trip aIr. and Mrs
| Lightner viii make their home II
/ Churchville-
Miss Alice Voorhees, Van ArsdalA. o
/ this city, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J
S. Van Arsdale, and William Baxte
/ France. Of Philadelphia. we're marrie
/ at S o'clock Friday evening in the hOm
Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wingate. il
/ Seattle, Wash. The Rev. Dr. Chapman
pastcT Of the Christian Church, officiat
/ ed. a large party OF friends OF the youn
/ people being present.
/ The engagement of MIR. and Mrs
! France dates back two years. and thsi
I wedding vas 10 have taken place In rhi
} city. but Mr.. France who went q
{ Seattle several months ago 10 pTacJic
I law was unabI- 70 leave MS affairs.
His father, De Witt c. France. a prom
( inhnL business man OF Phlla delphia, va
/ going West 10 visit MIN ana Miss Va
/ Arsdale accompanied him, all Of the de
/ tails for the wedding being preViousl
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ID SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF The PAST WEEK D.

arranged. After the bride reached
Seattle she visited friends and a brides
dinner party and several other affairs
were arranged for her.
Mrs. France is a Washington girl and
Mr.. France is a graduate cf the law
department Of the University OF Penn
syivania- They Will make tisiF hons
IN Seattle. where Mr.. France has al
ready established a law practice.
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er Mrs. Robert Portner. Mrs. George
81. Pullman.
Mrs. John Reyburn. Mrs. Fannie J..
Kicks. Mrs. Z. Francis Riggs, Mrs. c..
NJ Robson. Mrs. ". P. Rogers. Mrs.
c. Peyton Russell.
Mrs E. T. Sanford, Mrs Alexander
r. Shepherd, Mrs. George shiras. Mrs.
Joseph c. sibley. Mrs. John Crayke
simpson. Mrs. Hunt Slater. Mrs. c. A
spaulding, Mrs. Edward J. steIIwagen.
Baroness Won steTnburg, Mrs I. II.
Stevens. Mrs. Oscar L. straus, Mrs.
Henry clifford Stuart, HRS. L. D. NJ.
Sweat
Mrs Amy n Talbot Mrs. T. L. Tan
ner Mrs samuel Thomas. Mrs. John
". Thompson. Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp,
Mrs John n Thureton. Mrs. Richard
townsend. Mrs. Charles Henry Treat,
Mrs. W. F. Tucker. Miss Tuekerman.
Mrs. Frank VroOman.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsforth, Mrs. Hugh
Wallace, Mrs Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs.
Henry II. Ward, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen
dell. Mrs. y. p Wheeler. Mrs. John Jay
White, jr.. Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting.
Mrs wilder, Mrs. c. A. Williams. Mrs.
Norman +. williams, Mrs. ". H. VII
NOR, Mrs. Huntington Wilson, Mrs,
Nathaniel Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win luther wilson, Mrs. s. W Wood
| ward, Mrs. A. s. Worthington.
! Mrs. Nj Gray Zalinsh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont Will ell
terrain a small company Informally at
dinner this evening.
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at q largely attended tea yesterday af-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Mrs.
Donald Cameron, and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Reid Rogers will be among the
dinner hosts tonight.
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Mrs. George d. McCreary, wife of
Representative McCreary, entertained
AT an informal luncheon Friday in her
apartments in Stoneleigh Court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs, George ". Vanderbilt
and Mrs. McClintoek viii be among
those entertaining al luncheon today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Col. and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons
entertained a company at dinner in
formally last evening in their home on
Lafayette Square,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Miss Frazier. daughter of Senator
Frazier, has as her house guests, Miss
Ashton Woodnan. OF CHARLESTON, W.
Va, and Miss Juhette Keith, of Rich
rnond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

viollnist; Louis Bradford, cello; Louis
Bradford. Joseph 7. Mcguire, pianist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Becker were
hosts al q dinner Friday evening COM
plimentary to the Comptroller OF the
Currency and Mrs. William Barrett
Ridgely.
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The valentine dance given last even
ing at Rauscher's by the Beauregard
Chapter L. .. C.. was a most pro-
nouneed success. An interesting feature
of the OCCASION was the postonice from
which valentines were distributed 20 the
guests.
Among the patronesses OF the affair
were Mrs ]. W Bankhead, OF Alabama f;
Mrs. owen. OF Oklahoma: Mrs. Taylor.
Of Tennessee: Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
Mrs. Benjamin Mieou. Miss Virginia
Miller. Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Mrs.
Burleson. of Texas, and Mrs. G. ".
cook.
Mrs. l. Eppsten. of the Eiberon. has
as her guest Miss Rose Wilson, Of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Of 1910 Cal
vert street. and her house guest. Mrs.
Meyer Singer. OF New York city, viii
be at home today.
Mrs Nathan Sondheimer, of the
NeWbuTRe, was given delightful sur
prize party Thursday afternoon. Those
present were Mrs. Norman Luchs, Mrs.
Marx e Kahn. AIrs. Otto +. WeorneT,
Mrs. Louis Bush, Mrs BENJAMIN Wolf
berg. Mrs. David s. Sanger, Mrs Harry
Wittgensteln, and Mrs, Gustave Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Tobriner, OF Rhode
Island avenue, nave issued invitations
for the marriage OF their sister, Miss
Alice Barth. 10 Louis Levy, Of Wash
ington. TO lake place Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10. at : o'clock. al Rauschers,
Mrs James Iensburgh held recep-
ton in her home on Fourteenth street
Monday afternoon Miss Bessie Lans-
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Mrs. Robert Mckee entertained ar a
bridge party Friday afternoon.