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Edward Cummings of Newburyport Mass
Miss Irwin. sister of Mrs, Cummings, is
visiting in Havana with the United States
vice consul and Mrs. Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hale. jr.. are en-
PERTAINING the mother of the latter, Mrs.
ROderick Terry of New York. for whom
Rear Admiral and Mrs Silas Terry gave
a tea Friday.
The counselor of the. French embassy
and Nine. Des Portes de la Fosse will re-
turn to France March 3 on an extensive
leave of absence. They will give I'D their
Washington home the last of this month.
and Mile. Des Portes de la Fosse will be
the guest OF ViscOunt and Viscountess
de Martel for several days before leaving
here
Rev. DR.. James E. Smith. DR.. Herbert
Scott Smith. and Miss Smith are at the
ChalfOnte. Atlantic City but EXPECT to
return to the city Friday. February L.
Mrs. Augustus p Crenshaw and Miss
Crenshaw will be at home Tuesday,
February II. for the last time this sea-
son.
Mrs. Edwin Clark Gregory daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Overman of North
Carolina, is very attractive and inter-
esting young woman VINO is always a
parents at the Cochran.
Nine. Nebolsine was at home to her
friends Thursday. The parlors were
decorated with carnations. aZleas and
palms She will also receive the remain
ing Thursdays in February.
Mrs. Denver. wife of Representative
Matthew r. Denver of Ohio. who. with
her husband and children. have an apart
ment at Congress Hall for the season,
| is one of the new arrivals in congression-
al circles. Mrs. Denver has already
made many friends.
The British ambassador and Mrs
Bryce are observing court mourning and
are not taking part in any of the Offlcial
or other large entertainments.
A bowling party was given by a num-
Der of young people Friday night last in
honor of the thirty-tifth birthday ami
versary of Mrs. c. S. BrelsfOrd. who re-
cefved number of presents The feature
of the evening was bowling contest, and
some good scores were made among the
ladies. Mrs. Barnard rolled los. Dane
ing was also enjoyed. Messrs. Hutchin-
son. Dennison Trundell and Miss Orth
rendered vocal selections. Refreshments
were served. Among those present were:
Mrs. \Brelsford and son. Mrs. Barnard.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Sparrough. .dr. and Mrs.
Thomas. Mr.. aud Mrs. Briggs. Mr.. and
Mrs Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Heigle. Mr..
and Mrs. Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughley,
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House will be Thursday, February ~.
which will be in honor OF the army and
navy.
Mrs Arthur Copeland will be at nome
informally Mondays. nth and 18th.
Mrs David J. Brewer will not be at
home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont gave
luncheon Friday for Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony j. DreXe and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend.
Mrs Howard Reside will not receive
again on Saturday until the I'D.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bliss. jr-. VINO
We're here for visit the mother of the
latter. Mrs Cobb last week have Teturn-
ed to their home in New York.
Mrs Horace S. Cummings, 1856 X street.
will receive Tuesdays. February IL. le
and % Miss Cummings and Miss Aiice
Cummings nieces of Mr.. Cummings, VINO
are spending the winter with their uncle
and aunt are daughters of the late DR..
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wife of Senator Bankhead of Alabama
with Mrs. Hughes OF West Virginia pre-
siding at the tea table. Others assisting
were Mrs. a., w. Patterson. Miss HURT
of West Virginia. Miss Mason. Miss Jones
of Ashevile. n. c.. and Miss Hughes. the
elder daughter Of Representative Hughes
and Miss Rose. Mrs. Langley was hand
somely gowned in white lace princess
with chiffon trimmings: Mrs. Bankhead
| gray satin trimmed in real lace: Mrs
! Hughes wore green chiffon; Mrs. Patter-
son. black velvet trimmed in white lace
bliss Hughes. white cloth: Miss Jones
light blue taffeta. and Miss Rose. pink
Organdie.
| Mrs. George Hubert of Neosho. Mo. is
the guest of her son-in-law and daughter
Representative and Mrs. Scott Ferriss CT
Oklahoma. at Congress Hall.
Mrs Smith wife of Gen Robert Smith.
was AT home to her friends Wednesday
| and was assisted by her elder daughter
| Miss Frances Smith.
Mrs. Charles Henry Muir wife of Capt.
Muir, lisa. is enterta lining Capt. and
Mrs. George Grimes. U.S.A.. Miss Marion
Grimes and Mrs. Bennett. widow of Lieut.
| Col. Bennett. T.S.A. Capt. and Mrs
Grimes will said April for the Philip
| pines. where Capt Grimes will be sta
toned for two years.
Mrs. William \. Wayne of 1910 . street
received Wednesday from to q. She will
receive the remaining Wednesdays in
February.
Mrs. Clark. wife of Brig. Gen. II. Clark
| of Missouri. is guest OF her father and
mother. Representative and Mrs Dear
mond: for the winter at Congress Hall.
| Mrs. LanSfitt and Miss Langfitt have
sent out cards for bridge party Feb
| ruary Is in honor Of Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Robert Patterson. who has been in
Russia visiting her daughter and son-in-
law. will return TO the city this week.
Mr.. irving Smith of 10th street has
gone TO New York TO spend a week with
| friends.
Mrs. T. p. OConnors wife of the Irish
member of parliament. who has been Wis
| iting her sister. Mrs. NJ. H. PiIling, has
sailed for her home in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Miss Allen OF
St. Paul MINI, are guests AT the Cairo
for the season
| Mrs Coates. wife of Gen. Coates. gave
a bridge tea last week in the parlors OF
the Cairo. The decorations were the army
and navy colorS.
Mrs. Driscol. wife of Representative NJ.
E. Driscoll of New York. arrived last
week to spend the remainder of the sea
son at the Cairo.
Mrs. Dixon OF Montana was a home to
her friends Thursday afternoon. The
decorations were Killarney roses. ferns
and, palms. Mrs. Garner presided at the
tea table.
Mrs. Wendell z. Stafford will not be al
home tomorrow Afternoon. but will receive
the remaining Mondays in February.
One of the prettiest teas Of the season
was given by Mrs. r. Oliver Varnell to
meet Mrs. Malcolm Kenneth Varnell
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makers will be Thursday. The committee
in charge will be Mr.. l.. P. Stewart.
chairman, assisted by Messrs Water
r. Harr and Joseph Williams
The Elites. a club recently organized
by young people. will give their first
dance at Pythian Temple Thursday even
ing, February IL. for which cards are out.
Mrs. A. G. Chaplain will be at home in
formally Saturday. February To- from
to Z.
Mrs. William H. Sholes will be at home
tomorrow from 3 to &. assisted by Mrs.
Wendell p Stafford. Mrs. Clifford X. Der
ryman. Mrs. Mason n. Richardson. Mrs.
Sholes. Mrs. Edward S. York. Mrs. Will
liam r. Myers. Miss Fisher Miss Major.
Miss Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Cole of Rich
mond. Va. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank E. Marks of 619 l. street
northeast during the past week. have re-
turned 10 their home.
Mrs Thomas W Rrahany- and Mrs.
Charles Summer of Wisconsin Will be al
home tomorrow from 3 to 6 at the for
mers apartment in the Congressional. E.
Out in Minnea polls hOstesses last mOntI
had soft. fluffy pussy willows as table
decorations at small teas. Inc milo
weather even pushed these harblnsars oil
spring into bloom before Christmas, and
they were mixed with holly as holiday Of
ferings
Mr.: and Mrs George B. Stahl gave a
delightful evening to a party Of thirty
couples Tuesday in honor of their guest
Miss KATY Hoffman of Frederick Mo
After music and supper there was dane
ing.
AT supper party to celebrate recent
~ announced engagement there was
toast offered to 1.-The Attached. witty
woman proposed another TO THE Cnat'
tached." and society widower hhsheo
tie series by asking for toast TO The
Detached" which perhaps created the
most merriment of the evening.
Mrs DeCartier Marchlene. wife Of the
new counselor of the Belg an legation
who will take the place of NJ Havenith
recently transferred to Persia. was for
merly Miss Alice CoIburh Of Boston. Hel
mother was one of the Hopedale Diapers
ard she is niece OF Gen. William Draper
of this city.
Representati,e and Mrs Dalzel will
~!ve a dinner in honor of the Speaker anC
Miss Cannon the 18th.
The last of the receptions at the-Whitt
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THURSDAY February Receiving with
| Mrs. Earnell was Mrs. Cotter L. Bride.
Mrs. l.. E. Sinclair served frappe, assisted
| by the Misses kehoe. Miss Costinett. Miss
1 Dyer and Miss. Simpson. Serving punch
were Mrs. G. w. Simpson. Mrs. w. W.
Bride and Mrs. George kengla. Mrs
John c. Walker poured coffee. assisted 10y
the Misses Twohy. Miss Hickman and
/ Miss Wilcox. Later i'm the evening
bridge party was given for the assistants
and other guests. Prizes were won nv
Nh Edward Eynon Mr.. c. w. Simpson,
Mrs. l.. E. Sinclair and Mrs. William
Mahoney
Miss Camille Jacobs who has been visit
! ing friends for the past two weeks in New
! York city. will spend a short time here,
and leave for her home in Columbus. S. g.
Mr. Lester Lansburgho of Cleveland. Ohio,
WHO has been spending a few days here
with relatives. will leave for his home 10
a few days.
Yesterday afternoon. at her home. 2S2s
LIST street northwest Mrs. Francis Par
ham HeartSll was the hostess at a dainty
little luncheons given i'll honor OF Mrs.
Benjamin Rodgers Hughes of Alabama,
who is now i'm Washington visiting hei
! parents Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Follin
Mrs Heartsill was assisted i'm receiving
by her mother Mrs. J. Frank ShreN-.
TIE guests were Miss Mary ). Birch. Mrs
RaIpl. Burgess. Miss Eva X. Casey. Mis-.
Elizaioeth s. Coe. Miss A. Jeanette Gaes.
Ter. Mrs. Edmund w. Healy, Miss Helen
r.. Hunt. Miss Laura Is. Pollock and Mrs
Carroll V. Shreve.
Mrs Horatio n Taplin will be at home
MorGay at the Champaign.
Mrs Isaac Stephenson. wife OF the jun
Tor senator from Wisconsin. will receive
Fe oruary Is for the last time this season
assisted by the wives of the re present.
tiVt-S i'm Congress from her state.
Mrs Theodore North Mclaughlin will h.
at home informally Wednesday, February
T. from :; TO q O'Clock. assisted by Mrs
North of Snow ILL., Md. Mrs. Mary =
Lockwood. Mrs. MacLennan. Mrs. J. 4
Arnold. Mrs. c. b. Eckels. Miss Ingram
Miss Irvine. Miss Parmele and Miss Nc.
Laugh1in.
Mrs. Henry T. Rainey. wife of Repre-.
sentative RAiney of Illinois. will be al
home Monday at the Drscol Mrs
Rainey was assisted last Monday by Mis-.
Daniels of Chicago. Miss Arnold oi
Galesburs. H.; Miss Priscilla Pickren -.
Springfield. Ill. and the Misses Eldred ol
Carrollton. Ill.
Mrs. James Mckee Of In" Plymouth
will be At home Tuesday. February Is
from :: until O'Clock.
Airs. Herbert f. Smith Of the Plymouth
Will be at home Tuesday. February -
from :: until O'Clock
Representative and Mrs. Lamar of Flor
ida returned to the city yesterday 'ant
are "a; the Shoreham.
Mrs. X. p. Bishop OF Michigan VIII Toe
at home 10 her friends with Mrs. william
T.. Andrews 12,3 Fairmont street north
west, Tuesday, February IL. from 3 to q
Mrs Charles III. Bates. 2D0D 18th street
will be at home Friday, February -.
The residence of Capt. and Mrs. J. n
Continued on Second PageD
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presented chrysanthemums TO their part
nerS.

The reception given Wednesday even
ing at the WOmans building. 1913 /
street. by Mrs. Munroe. president of the
board of lady managers of the George
Washington University Hospital, to
bring together the members of the fac
ulty of the university. the class presi-
dents. members of the various fraterni-
ties and the entertainment committee of
the students ball. was d great success.
Among the guests were Mrs. Needham.
Mrs Ackert. DR.. and Mrs Shute. Mrs.
Fairfax Miss Weber, Mrs. Seibert. Dean
Hodgkins and Mrs. Hodgkins. DR.. Phil
lips, dean of the Medical School; Dean
Vance and Mrs Vance. Miss Eliss. dean
of women; Prof. and Mrs. Ashe. Mr..
Houshton. president of the Association
of Class Presidents. and presidents of
several classes. Mr.. Van Wick, Mr..
Daniels. Mr.. Oliver, Mr. Garlack and Mr..
Pearce; also Miss Evans, representing
the Pi Beta Phi; Miss Mahan of the Chi
Omega and Miss Meyer of the Sigma
Kappa fraternities.
The next monthly dance of the Merry
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Bromwell. Miss Cannon. AIS: Cameron,
Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Mrs Glover. Mrs.
Cowles. Mrs. Dryden. Mrs Emo. Mrs Ell
lott. Mrs. Eustis, Mrs. Foraker. Mrs, Fas-
sett. Mrs. Fitzhugf. Mrs. Fahnestock.
Mrs. A P gardner, Mrs. Harlan. Mrs.
Hale. Mrs. johnston. Mrs Jsnnipa;. Mts.
Letter. Mrs. Lodge. Mrs Henry May. Mrs.
Newberry Mrs. Oliver Miss I1tien. Mrs.
Phillips. Miss EIsgs. Mrs. Story. MIS-.
Townsend. MR.. Wetmoro: Mr. Vh''e.
Mrs Herper. Wadsworth Mrs: Wiathrop,
Mrs Winslow ;rd Mrs. WHs'n.
Col BroclweIl~:s at the head IF the II "r
committee. on which many well known
citizens will serve.
Mrs. c. {. Glover, who will receive the
guests at The charity bail. viii he assisted
by Mrs. y. =. Bates. Mrs. "an'ie,. Mrs
Merriam. Mrs Harry e. Moses and Mrs.
John Crdyke Simpson.
Mr. AMI Mrs 'Tucilerman. alr an. Mrs.
Jennings and ReD'' sentative lhG Mrs.
Fassett are giving dinners tomorrow night.
parue VIII entertain at dinner 20 tic Su-
preme Court Tuesday nigh at Kau-ch7
er's
Dances III. father conspicuous " thci-
absence This Week. ',ut the Sa-ur i'ty zig lat
hop at thu navy yari will c,nn@1 "A lur
rather d Iu,el week in this regard.
Mrs. Mary r Golf mas sent ont inv-
tations for reception Tuesday after
noon, February IL, from to g O'Clock.
Mrs Harry Freeman Clark will receive
informally Saturday, February.
Mrs George O'Connor and Mrs john
Higgins will be at home tomorrow at
CSC East Capitol street and will have
with them Mrs. Arthur Lewis Kenna of
Charleston. w. Va. and Mrs Henry CnZ
of Germantown Pa
Miss Katherine Jennings is expected in
New Orleans for the Mardi G-as. and
will he the CUES, of her aunt. Mrs. James
/ I.egendre, and of her grand aunt AIRS
John A. Morris. 4 New Orleans Eaper.
/ commenting on her coming visit/ said
/ recently: Miss Jennings belongs to Il
! family noted for the beauty of the woman
! members and is herself strikingly beau
! tifuI girl she has been for two or three
/ years i'm South Africa. where the Jen-
nings family have extensive business in
terests.
At Mrs. Ogden Mills ball IN New York
| last week the heart figure was new for
! tine cotillon. We heart was seven feet
J high. made of silk crepe paper framed in
men walked through the center of it and
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HE charity ball tomorrow night
at the New Wils,I will be
brilliant event. in which society
~ generally will mar: ;c,nata. there
being no other entertainment
except a number of dinners for Ike early
evening on tie schedule. Fms clearance
of the field that the Children's Hospita al
may benefit is always al assured fact
after its asking by the board of lady
managers EARN in the season. Mrs c. -
Glover. assisted by others of the lady
managers viii receive. Nj Thomas f.
Walsh. Mr.. and Ms. Perry Belmont ard
Admiral Bronson are among those wno
have taken the boxes Tie patronesses
of the ball include Mrs. Fairbanks Mrs
Root. Mrs. Cortelyou. Mrs. Meyer. Mrs
Metcalf. Mrs. Garfield lLrs Strauss,
Baroness EIengelmuller, Nine. Jusserand,
Baroness Won Sternburg. Nine Nabuco
Nine. Creel, Mrs. Bryce, Baroness Mon
cheur. Mrs. Larz Andersen, Mrs A rden-
ried, Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Brewer Mrs Bel
Mrs. Beverage, Ms. Eu!leley, Mrs
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Mrs Mary R Golf mas sent ont invi-
tations for q reception Tuesday after
noon, February IL, from to 6 o'clock.
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The At-orne" General ami NJ: E"na-
parte VIII entertain at dinner 10 Tie SUI
preme Cpur, Tuesday nigh at Ktu>-ch:
er's.
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Dances II. father conspicuous " ,hcic
absence This weeN. 'ut the Sa-ur i',y zig ht
hop at thu navy yarl will c11Irs' n lur
rather d Iu,el week in this regard
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Mrs Harry Freeman Clark Will receive
informally Saturday, February,
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Mrs George O'Connor and Mrs. John
Higgins will he AT home tomorrow at
CSC East Capitol street and will have
with them Mrs. Arthur Lewis Kenna of
Charleston w. Va. and Mrs. Henry Cnz
of Germantown. Pa
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The VOSe
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You'll make no mistake
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: standard instrument pos
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the Nose Pianos
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Mr. AMI Mrs. 'Tuciierman. alr an; Mrs
Jennings and ReD's sentative lhG Ms
Fassett are giving dinners tomorrow night
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Miss Camille Jacobs. who has been visit
ing friends for the past two weeks in New
York city. will spend a short time here,
and leave for her home in Columbus. S. g.
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Mrs. George Hubert of Neosho Mo, is
the guest of her son-in-law and daughter.
Representative and Mrs. Scott Ferrss CT
Oklahoma. at Congress Hall
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Mrs. X. P. Bishop OF Michigan VIII Toe
at home 10 her friends with Mrs. William
L. Andrews. 1223 Fairmont street north
west, Tuesday, February IL. from TO u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09

At Mrs. Ogden Mills ball IN New York
last week THE heart figure was new for
the cotillon. We heart was seven feet
high. made of silk crepe paper framed in
gilt and outlined with electric bulbs. The
men walked through the center of it and
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Mrs Langley, wife of Representative
j. w. Langley Of Kentucky. received Tor
the first time this season at her apart
ment in the Burlington. In. the dining
room carnations formed the cente-piece
OF the tea table. Mrs. Langley was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Bankhead,
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Mrs. Smith. wife of Gen. Robert Smith.
was AT home to her friends "Wednesday
and was assisted by her elder daughter,
Miss Frances Smith
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Mrs. Dixon OF Montana was "a home to
her friends Thursday afternoon. The
decorations were Killarney roses ferns
and, palms. Mrs. Garner presided at the
tea table.
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Mrs Arthur Copeland will be at non
informally Mondays. 18th and nth.
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Mrs c. Z. Glover. who will receive the
guests at ,he charity bail will be assisted
by Mrs. \. -. Bates. Mrs. "ali.r. Mrs
Merriam Mrs Harry &. Moses AMI Mrs
John Crdyke Sfb:pson.
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Mrs. Cornelia n. Avery and her daush-
ter. Miss. Sarah l.. Avery, have removed
from zoe 18th street to the Camera on,
iaO9 Vermont avenue northwest, and Will
be pleased to see their friends
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Mrs. Isaac Stephenson. wife OF the jon.
Tor senator from Wisconsin. will receive
F'e Druary IL for the last time this season
assisted by the wives of the represcn
tives i'm Congress from her state
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Representative and Mrs. DalZell will
tive a dinner in honor of the Speaker and
Miss Cannon the 18th.
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Representative and Mrs. Lamar of Flor
ida returned to the city yesterday ant
are "A; the Shoreham
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OnI of the prettiest teas OF the season
was given by Mrs. r. Oliver Narnell to
meet Mrs. Malcolm Kenneth Narnell
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Mrs. Wendell z. Stafford will not be at
home tomorrow Afternoon. but will receive
the rema lining Mondays in February.
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Mrs. Driscoil. wife of Representative NJ.
+. Driscoll of New York. arrived last
week to spend the remainder of the sea
son at the Cairo.
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Mrs Horatio y. Taplin will be at homs
MorGay at the Champlain.
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Mr.. Lester Lansburgh of Cleveland. Ohio,
WHO has been spending a few days here
with relatives. will leave for his home 10
a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09

Mrs William \. Wayne of 1910 . street
received Wednesday from to o. She will
receive the remaining Wednesdays in
February.
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Mrs Charles III. Bates. 2DUD 18th street
will be at home Friday, February IS.
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Continued on Second Page)
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Mr.; and Mrs George B. Stahl gave Il
delightful evening to party Of thirty
couples Tuesday in honor of their guest,
Miss KATY Hoffman of Frederick. Md,
After music and supper there was dane
ing.
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Airs. Herbert +. Smith Of the Plymouth
Will be at home Tuesday. February -
from :: until O'Clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-22
ANOTHER CLUB
Organizes in Kentucky TO
Boost the Candidacy of
the Next President.

FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. 22.-The
Capitol Taft Club has been organized
here. The membership embraces
six of the eleven congressional dis
tricts. State Auditor F. P. James Is
president; Napier Adams, clerk OF
the court OF appeals. secretary, and
Captain Ed Farley. treasurer. State
Railrod Commissioner A. T. siler, In
surance Commissioner C. W. Bell. At
torney General James Breathitt, su-
perlntendent of Public Instruction ].
w. Crabbe and other state officials
are included in the membership.
The following resolution was adopt
ed unanimously:
Resolved. That we recognize in
Secretary Taft an able and excellent
leader, well qualified to carry out the
policies OF President Roosevelt and
that we viii use all honorable means
to secure a delegation from Kentucky
favorable to his nomination, believing
1t to be for the best interests OF the
party and country"
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SWEET MELODY R4oUR-

Grippe Is sweeping the country.
Stop it with Preyentics, before IT
gets deeply seated. To check early
colds with these little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets is surely sensible and
safe. Preyentics contain no quinine,
no laxative, nothing harsh or sieken-
ing. Pneumonia would never APP
pear If early colds we're promptly
broken. Also good for feverish
children. Large box. 4S tablets, Is
cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents.
Sold by all dealers.
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Son that frckline cough!

Stop that tickling cough! Dr.
Shops Cough Cure win surely stop
It, and with perfect safety. It is SO
thoroughly harmless, that DR.. shooop
tells mothers to use nothing else even
with very young babies. The whole
some green leaves and tender stems
of lung healing mountainous shrub
furnish the curative properties to Dr..
Shops Cough Cure. It Gains the
cough, and heals the sensitive bron-
ehial membranes. No opium. no
chloroform, nothing harsh used to
injure or suppress. Demand DR..
Shops. Take no other. Sold by
all dealers.