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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

$500 only for choice lots at Ingeside; ready to
build on: the cheapest lots in the city, with
perfect title
81 200 for 3 fine lots; corner; only 3 blocks
south of park.
81 6O0-Neat room cottage lot 25x70,
near Mission st. and Cortland ay.
LOO only for 2 small houses on lot 25x120,
on 10th ay.. Richmond, Sutro heights
IS S50O-Good bargain in fats on double
front lot; Waller st. near Fillmore.
$S, 500--Nfce, modern house, 8 rooms and
bath; lot 25x1O0; California st. near Baker
$24 4O00-Fine double front business property,
34x120; Clay st. to Commercial. Mont
gomery building in rear rented: want offer
ROTHERMEL e. CO..
247 Russ building. Montgomery st.
WHY NOT 60 OUT TODAY?
And see this property: lots 81 800 and up; easy
terms The last addition of the Pope tract is
offered for sale. over $500. 900 worth of
these lots sold to investors and home seekers: :
nice profits made by those who made early
purchases in this beautiful tract; protected
from the wind and fog; grand panoramic view;
streets are bituminized granite curbs, sewer
water and gas mains laid; small cash pay
mept; balance monthly. Take Masonic av
cars get OF at Cole and Carl sts., walk 3
blocks SOUTH Office open every day. fnclud-
ing Sunday. Also few choice homes for
sale.
LYON HOAG,
636 Market st. at Montgomery.
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TTRk 81 EIATS

kl1,JO9-Close ia. near Jefferson square; aice
modern fats Of 6. Is. and bath
eacl Ca good order and ren.ing for
Sl2T-J0 per month; mortgage OF $1,000
eau remain.
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MONEY To LOAN

MONEY To LOAN
We are making loans ranging from $1,000 to
$4,000 on any good city properties. improved or
unlmproved, at per cent interest per aunum.
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CITY LAND TITLES.

CITY LAND TITLES.
Only relatively short tim
now remains in which to estab
lsh t.fe 10 your real property
lAder the so called .McENER-
My ACT" There is no title ti
San Francisco lands other than
decree under that act-it has
PREME COURT OF cALIFoR. All
NiA-snd for that reason the
city of San Francisco viii no
longer issue CITY Deeds.
moreover City Deed. even II
obtanable. would bar the city
only. whereas a decree under the
act bars al the world"
THE LAWYERS TITLE
COMPANY was organized for
sles under this act, and IT be.
slows prompt and careful at
sention upon all business in
iTusted to it.
LAWYERS TITLE COMPANY.
1916 SUFFER- ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
ALEX p. MORRISON. CHARLES p EELLs,
CARTER F. PoMERoY, E. S. HELLER,
r. I. HARDING. J. W. LILIENTHAL,
C. B. SESSIONS. ]. C. McKINsrRY.
FRANK P. DEERING, cHAs W SLACK.
PETER F. DUNE. WILLIAM THOMAS.
FOR SALE.
D-st. =.
xlls; offer wanted.
sl.5o0-west line of Cook St, 100 feet north
of Point Jobos av.: 25x120.
IS. S.0O0-cottage. rooms and BATH carria 90
house. conservatory lawns and gardens: lot
i00xl20; z. Cook ST.. 300 feet north of GearY
81. s4.5oo-looxl20; W. Blake St. 225 ~ Of
S45OO-Iot IN west line of Mason. north of
Jackson; 22xI7:6
xl0o-Loft. 25x75, at 436 Kearny st.
$l25-Loft, 40x40, In kearny st. near Sutter
MONEY TO LOAN.
s75.ooO-To loan for lyear on improved prop
s4oooo-To loan for / year on improved prop
cURRAN ROBINS.
ODD Kearny ST.
SEVERAL very desirable building lots for sale
at Sunnyside; take Ocean View car; within 30
guaranteed. asn W. r. PORTER Circular hI, awe ar
Sunnyside or c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 7O2 Mar,
ket ST
So 800: mortgage 81 600; rent $45.
Chance 10 buy home.
fremont av. Oats.
Ill rooms: : IN lower. 5 in upper in attic.
--McEwEN BROS. 40 Pine near Kearny.
RoTHERMEL & CO.. PAT Russ building. have
some good bargains Ia city property: also
houses and lots ia Berkeley. Oakland and Ala
media: get descriptive catalogue.
81 .250-I.ot 25xl20. in 18th av near / St; other
lots block further from park held at 81 300
CHANDLER B0URN, 235 Montgomery st.
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MISSION HOME. CLOSE IL

MISSION HOME. CLOSE IN
S4.6uu-2utl 81. near Dolores. overlooking the
Mission park. with splendid view Of
citv- substantial story residence Of :
rooms ald bath; concrete basement; oe-
cupied hy owner and in perfect condition /;
-JAI14 feet
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We HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT PER
CENT INTEREST on SAN FRANCISCO RE Al
ESTATE SEVERAL LONG TERN LOANS AT
PER CENT. CONSULT US.
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lNVESTAIFNT

81. .oOU-Corner GA I'D st.: improved with store
aud hat of I rooms and upper hat OF
rooms and bath; rent $50 per month;
new and mode-n: half cash. l433ll
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~ - N. IN.

VAN NESS AN. LOT.
s-OUpu-Nan Ness av-. not too down. sunny
large Tot, suitable Ter apartment house
on hotel, good investment t8G50l
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HAIGHT ST. HOLDING
l-2J0-Each: Haight St close 10 Scott: only
lots left; 27:6 'front.' a splendid iu-
restmenI-
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SPAULDING & NEFF
$50 kearny st. nr. Bush. Phone Douglas COL.
SPECIAL
BARGAIN
S5,o00-21st mr. Folsom: fine flats As rooms
and bath. rented low at S45 per month
lot 25x1U0.
$5,500--Corner 22d and Douglass 75x1O0; nice
house ON one lot; positively the cheap
&c 900 est t,ia buy in the, city; Investigate;
into Folsom; very cheap buy.
$40, ,000..Page st mr.. Pierce; 2 elegant new
fats 81 rooms and bath; must be
Naturalization mr.. Waller; new fats 81
rooms and. bath; hardwood finish,
abundance of closets; be sure and see
s17.ooo-sutter mr.. Scott; rents $50 per
month; very fine fats eT-7 r; and b.;
large lot 25x137:6; mortgage 5000 can
remain.
81, 500 -McAllister mr.. Devisadero; 3 elegant
fats 6-6-7 rooms and bath; beamed
ceilings, saloon parlors; large mtg. can
castro ane aas SSfnsr Ssh aDd b
So, a,soomisth st. mr. mr. Noe: house r. and b.;
rors room for nat I,oTg 5Tgh basement. ,oTs
sl,000-Down; corner Clement and 11th av !;
$4.75o- Broadway mr. Hyde st. !; 45:1ox137 :6;
very fine buy.
So, Corner in 18th st. nr. Bryant, very
sf.55o-- Clement nr. oath; best business lot in
district 25x100.
$l,zoU-l1eFel corner IN <zu ST. terms TO
sPAuLDING ( NEFF. $50 Kearny st.
81. 500 new and modern fats: northeast corner
of Dolores st; lot 30 feet frontage; part
cash.
So. .250-6 new fats; half block from 18th and
Valencia SITS; new: income S119 month.
SO. .60Q-Modern cottage of . and bath;
large basement; lot 27xl14; terms; 25th
st. at Castro.
81, ,S50-Modern cottage; 5 rooms bath; Casselli
av. half block from 18th St
N ha i'm Ar
ST.. half block from Mission; lot 29x100.
S550-Half cash, for room cottage and lot I'm
Falcon av., half block from
49, 250-Lot in 18th st. near Mission; 25x100.
SO. 000-Lot, corner Sanchez near oath st; 25x102.
| 81 GOO each-Lots 24th st. near Diamond;
street work done; 25x114 each; snap; make
offer.
Mission; level; be had easy terms.
LINCOLN & SUTHERLAND, 800 Valencia st.
SNAP!
SNAPt
81. .4Uo-Beyond all doubt best buy on the mar
ket, Oak ST. through to Hickory av very
close to Market st. and Van Ness av: pay
this is a genuine sacrifice and If you want
a real bargain ACT QUICki
JOSEPH B. DUGGAN.
81 Montgomery St. Exclusive Agent
YOUR attention is directed to the sale of this
Sntter st. Fillmore Particulars 1920
Sutter ST.. upstairs
$500 S. down and month; Vienna ST. near Sil-
yer av.; dandy building lot. CHANDLER &
BOURN, 42S0 Mission st.
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TUCKER. LYNCH & COLDwEIL. INC.
REAL ESTATE, RENTING. INSURANCE.
So POST ST.
PHONE KEARNY 610
LOTS ON EASY TERMS.
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BUILDING LOTS. CLOSE IN
=, lJN-Eacl. LeaTenWOrth st. close TO Jack
son. only 3 lots left; 27.6 front and
running 20 rear alley; frOntages. t46sS)
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Sf 2sa,- Rents S7SO. new. modern fats. Sd av
Richmond: inst reduced TO bottom notch from
81 30 CHANDLER d BOURN, 23J Mont
somery st., Russ building.
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WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE
S5,lso-Nlce sunny cottage. close TO the
line. consisting OF rooms and bath;
rent $50 per month; must be to be
appreciated
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MISSION BUILDING LOTS
:, S,-5o-l9th -. close 10 Castro; good sunny
building lots; 2JXlla- each; bank mort
gage OF S2.oU0 can remain.
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LOTS on EASY TERMS.
Only one-ffth down. balance in I. =. 5. years;
interest I per cent per annum; prices
range from 81 $40 10 81 500: Lombard.
DevisaderO and Greenwich SITS. lots are
level and ready to build on: see these at
once. cheapest building lots in the city
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HARRIGAN.
WE1DENMULLER & ROSENSTIRN,
345 Montgomery st.
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SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
q Montgomery ST. Lick Bldg
Phone Douglas At.
Real Estate Agents.
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PRICES RANGE FROM sl.15o TO 81, 200.

$50 CASH. S15 MONTHLY WILL BUY LOTS
IN CALIFORNIA ST
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LANDGREBE. MacNEvIN & JONES. nc.
s0S kearny ST. bet. Pine and California SITS.
seN 00o-Re1ts $3.50 per month: story and
basement building containing u apart
'Inenfs and store. New aud mp 10
date Fillmore 81. Hayes.
So -50O-Re5nccd from $4,000 for immediate
sale rents Sl45 per month: modern
up - date fats Of 6-6-6 and bath
each: on Buchanan St. lot 25xS4
Slo. 5oG-Ileduced from $4,000: rents $40 per
month: Ellis St near Fillmore: store and
ro0minc house Of 10 rooms and bath.
sS J0i--Two Of the swellest new fats in the
panhandle district. containing sc rooms
and BATH marble stairs and Festibue;
reufs STf.J0 per month, mortgage Of
500 II desired.
5iHl-Wallcr II. near Shrader: well built
residence Of rooms and bath; finished
basement. lot 81 .6xS5.
IANDGRFBt MacNFNIN & JONES nc
4lS keany ST. bet Pine and California SITS.
WHY KEEP Y0'-E MONEY IL THE BANK?
Look al this for interest.
1000 casii; iais. ncG- l4til and aMrket; nets
$50 per month.
$4,000 cash: fats; nets SO per month
So 400 cash. room residence
and room cottages: $500 down
FEW SNAPS IN BUILDING LOTS
s-5.500-Guerrefo near 10TH 3S:6xfS
- s50-I5th near Dolores: 2Jx1O0
81 G00-\Oe near 1914 2Sx1O1
- 050-Fureka: 2511 -; $400 cash
<SO0-f f0mfsfeads Il block from cars
sQo0--21st "a near Eureka 25xIO0.
s600-2Sfii -. near Douglass: 25x1OO
AT Iots are level and ready for building
Terms 10 snit. Money loaned for iuilding
JOHN 4. POIdT0. 2l0s Market st.
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For Sale by
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co.
90 Geary st.
REAL ESTATE. RENTING INSURANCE.
S., OOO-25x100; Oak near Masonic; with modern
house of s rooms and bath.
81 S0O-25x100: Sacramento near Locust: with
modern store and fat of rooms and bath
So 15O-25x75; Clementna ST. bet. Sth and 9th |:
splendid locality for small fats
81, 250-25x137:6 Oak Fillmore; fine lot for
fats.
BARGAINSi BARGAINS!
Stanyan near Grattan; lot 25xl00 with good
house of rooms. BATH laundry; 3 IT, basement
Lake st. near Bakers beach; lot 25x100 with
we'll built 2 story cottage. rooms bath and
laundry.
Building lots in Richmond and Sunset dis
tricts Call on or address
JOHN r. DARE
206-207 Mills Building.
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S2.Sco-Nesr Larkin and Greenwich sts: larg,
lot 3I:0xl3I:6: just tie place for fats
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McALIISTER ST. COTTAGE
>3--Ju- Residence Of rooms and BATH occu-
pied by owner; bank mortgage s.. 800
can remaln. Lot 29xlOO; snap. ls3O4l
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SPECIAL. bargain; Z room res. with large foored
basement. 2l7 JogSt ay.. Sunnyside: conven-
lent. modern honse: sin in every room: com
lsiffely rcnova .s.fl znd makes incest appearance
IN anv res. 81 neeiiD0rlo0d: price reduced 10
- $50 for quick sale: cash payment down bal
sncc ike rent: take Ocean View car on Guer-
zero - to s1nnyside- Owner on premises 9 to
daily
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Pa. Ave. and
Ninth St.

and Nine. Corea has already faced the
camera number of times. her parents
desiring to have picture record of the
winsome little lady each month of her
Asst year, and each time she is posed
otter and prettier results are attained.
Minister and Nine. Corea have not yet
formulated their summer plans. but they
Will arrange them entirely with the view
of the comfort and well being of their
daughter.
Mrs. Dalzell. who expected to entertain
at a tea in honor of the wives of the
Pennsylvania delegation in Congress yes
terday, postponed II until later in the sea-
son on account of the serious illness of
Senator Penrose. Mrs. Dalzell receives in
formally every Saturday at her home in
New Hampshire avenue.
There was a gathering of little people
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Plant,
jr-. 22O1 F'lagler place northwest to cele-
brate the seventh birthday anniversary
Continued on Second Page.)
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tate. which will shortly loom up as a So
cial rendezvous. is now being occupied by
Mrs. Horatio Slater and her children as
guests of its owners.
Mr.. Edward Beale Mclean has been on
a Florida trip lately.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore G. Moody have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter Helen, Wednesday. March
p. and Mr.. Paul Dean, son of the late
Mills Dean of this city.
Miss Isabel Stone recently entertained
at her apartments in the Alton in compli-
ment to her Sunday school class of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Among the young ladies present were
Miss Hope Graft. Miss Dorothy Loud.
Miss Cornelia Parker. Miss Marjory Ger
name. Miss Eliza beth Hubbard. Miss Ag-
nes Towbridge. Miss Pauline Stone and
Miss Ruth Beavers.
Baby India Bell Corea. the three-months.
old daughter of the minister of Nicaragua
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accompanies the passing of Lent At pres
ent a calmness unequaled since that OF
early last fall exists and may be expected
broken only by belated dinner party OF
one for a visiting notable. Nearly every
one who can is going or has gone for a
few days or weeks to stay somewhere
in the vicinity. although New York with
its opportunities for grand opera, the lat
est or greatest theatrical successes. shop
ping. etc, offers the strongest temptation
10 those who would seek new fields for
their energy. The weather here in the
main has been suitable for the display OF
spring clothes. especially the startling mil
linery which is the feature of fashion S
offerings.
Mrs. Walter r. Smith Will receive in
formally Tuesday afternoon at the Port
land.
DR.. and Mrs. Roderck Terry of New
York. who have leased Mrs Taylor'
apartment at Stoneleigh Court, gave a
tea Friday afternoon for Mrs. Maynard
of New York.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. in white
velvet and lace: Mrs. Paul Morton in
white brOcade and lace. and Miss VII
hams of Washington. in black jetted
satin formed box party at the opera in
New York Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of the
Bellevue. 1921 18th street. returned last
Friday from New York city
Mrs. Depew Will leave Washington
Tuesday for weeks stay in New York
The anniversary dance given by the
Jolly Dozen Thursday night the 26th OF
March at ore | street northwest. was q
pronounced success. The main hall and
dining room were prettiIy decorated in the
and tL. -
the club being written on the wall in
these colors. During the intermisson re-
freShments were served. after which dane
ing continued until a late hour Those
present were Misses Sarah Roberts
Guss.e Notes Fannie Rudolph. Sarah
Brez. Becky Levitan and Estere E,skin
and McssrS. Ivan TdShOf. Fritz Pelzman.
Ivy Pelzman. Joseph Stein. SeIg Erez and
Louis Rudolph. The invited guests were
Misses Gussie Hanlne. Selma Resent hal
Fanni@ Laskey. Sadye Pe!zman. Helen
Schwartz and Helene Tyler and Nessrs
Max Goldberg. Tom Tyler. Sidney Rosen-
thai. Sherry Stein. Edward Schwartz and
Norman Fisher The party was chape-
roned by Mrs Roberts and Mrs. Bailey.
Miss Burroughs who has been the
guest Of Senator and Mrs Frazer here
= has returned 10 her home in Lynchburg
Va
Mrs J. Crusmarke OF Chicago is q
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r Walsl
at their home in Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. Fred Fulton. who attends school al
Baltimore, * in the city. and Will spenC
the Easter holidays with his parents
Senator and Mrs Fulton Of Oregon. who
have apartments at the Portland.
Miss Elizabeth Sims. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Sims of Tennessee
arrived last week. after having spent tn.
winter in San Antonio. Tex.
Mrs. Brown of * street entertained
last week in honor of X-Representativ.
and Mrs. Gudger of Asheville, y. c.. anC
Mrs. Gilmer of Greensboro. y. G.
Mrs Hughes. wife of Representative
Hughes. returned to her apartments il
the Burlington. after having spent sev
eral weeks at her home in West Viz
ginia.
Mrs. Patterson entertained at Il hridg'
party Friday evening IL the parloTs o
the Rochambeau, complimentary to eX
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Dewey won second prize. Among those
present were Mrs. Peabody. Mrs. Burn
ham. Mrs Clara Avery. Mrs. Caldwell,
Miss Smith. Miss Parker. Miss Avery.
Miss Smith, Mrs. Morrison. Mrs Evens,
Mrs. Tyler. Miss Brooks Mrs. Hutchin-
son. Mrs. Sanborn. Mrs. La Rogue, Mr..
Dewey, Col. J. Palmer, Col. Hilton, DIR.
Burson and Mr.. Avery.
Mrs. Won Kramer Of Richmond. Va.
who has been visiting Mrs. Morris. on
Newton street, returned to her home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Richardson Of ST
Paul, Mimi. are in the city, guests of the
Arlington Hotel.
The musical given by Mrs. Robert Pat
terson in her home on Dupont Circle
Thursday afternoon, was one of the most
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A surprise party was given in honor OF
Mr. Leroy Naylor at his residence. 3H
jackson street, Anacostia. March ~, his
twentieth birthday Many games were
PLAYED until a late hour, after which Miss
Lucy King played the march and the
company went into the beautifully dec
Grated dining room, where a fine re-
past was served Among those present
were Misses Daisy Phipps. Margaret
Phipps Masie Wood. Edith Mahoney
Edith Crawford Fannie Cater. Rachel
TilRham Ruby Crawford Lucy King
Messrs Milton and Bernard Naylor
Frederick Drescher, Randolph Long. How
a-d Phipps Herbert Haar James Simp-
son, George Gray. Rae Baker, Leroy
Stone. Russell Phipps. Jerome Dorman
Mr.. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs Suthard. Mr.. and Mrs. Crump and
Mrs Lucy Phipps.
Miss Katherine Jennings. who spent the
aunts. Mrs. John A. Morris and Mrs
southern capital made a gay round of
pleasure. Miss Jennings has returned to
her home here.
Nine. Alfred Il .lierry and her mother
Nine. Denis, gave a dinner in their apart
ment of the Portland Tuesday night
when their guests were the Haitian min
lister and Nine. Leger. the Bolivian minis
ter and Nine. Calderon. Justice Anderson
and Miss Terie Anderson. the charg, d #
flares of Mexico and Mime Godoy. the
secretary of the Columbian legation and
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Mrs John T. Wheelwright is remaining
here with her parents, ex-Gov. and Mrs.
Merriam, for a short time. The latter gave
a large bridge party followed by tea
fo.. her daughter last week. Mr.. Wheel
wright has returned to Boston.
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Nine Guzman. Mr.. and Mrs. Reside and
Mr.. John Barrett.
\ reception followed at which some of
the guests We're the Cuban minister and
Nine. De Quesada. the secretary of the
bureau of American republics and Nine
Yanes, Representative and Mrs Wheeler.
Mrs. Lauterbach of New York. Miss Cal
deron. Miss Godoy, the Misses Lambert;
MeSSrS. Jose, Frank. CT. Godoy, Mrs.
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Carl Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
TAFT, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Walton, Mr.
and Mrs. O'Laughlin, Commissioner and
Mrs. Atwell and others.
The Hungarian Relief Society. to COM
memorate the tenth anniversary of its or
ganiZation, gave concert and ball last
night in the Aston gallery and the myrtle
room of the Waldorf Astoria. Baroness
HengeImuler de Hengergar was among
the patronesses. The Austrian ambassa
dor and the baroness were in New York
most of the past week and had guests to
dinner with them Friday night at the ST.
Regis.
DR.. and Mrs B. P. Brodie of Detroit
We're in California last week. Mrs. Brode
was formerly Mrs. Austin Tubbs of San
Francisco. and her marriage to DIR. Bro
die in this city few weeks ago was an
interesting social event. Mrs. Brodie had
with her her two sons, George and Tai
liant Tubbs. Her eldest son. Austin. is at
school in the east. The Brodies are max
ing only short visit.
Mrs George Westinghouse spent most
of last week at Kingston. n. Y. being
called there by the illness of Mrs. Edward
B. Walker, the widow of Mrs. Westing-
houses brother. who died last November
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse have been
staying lately at Solitude, their Pittsburg
home.
Mrs. Letter has taken house at Man
chester blythe Sea and will spend the
summer months there. She expects her
son-in-laW and daughter Col. and Mrs.
Colin Campbell. here next month TO spend
the rest OF the spring at the capital.
Mr. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson, who have
been south cruising in Florida waters in
a houseboat. will spend the rest of the
spring here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh are not
going abroad the coming summer as they
expect 70 start early for their Colorado
home.
Friendship" the John r. Mclean es-
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Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey has gone tC
Atlantic City for few days of rest and
recuperation. She will return Thursday
next.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kahn and son of New
York are here visiting Mrs. Lee He chingel
at the American house.
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Mrs Edward L. Duvall has returned TO
he. home on Columbia Heights. accom-
par led by her two sisters. Miss Sue r..
Parker and Mrs. j. j. Ottley of Norfolk,
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Representative and Mrs. Gudger of Ashe-
vile.
Mrs. Samuel Gilmer of Greensboro n.
c.. has been the guest for the past Two
weeks of Mrs X Brown. on X street.
Mrs. Frances King Wainwright OF
Philadelphia is the guest of her parents.
Senator and Mrs. Foraker. on 10Th street.
A euchre party was held at the home of
Mrs. Cornelia Avery. on T street. Tues
day evening. Those who won prizes We're:
Miss Brooks. ladies first prize; Mrs
TYLER. second prize: Mrs La Rogue.
third prize. and Miss Clark. consolation
prize Mrs. Hutchinson. who played as a
gentleman. won the first prize: Mr..
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Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley and Mrs
Florence H. Hormess are spending a week
at Atlantic City.
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Mi-Careme DTOIEUl Us wv TT IVIIo fI3''4N3
mated program in the beautiful marriage
ceremony which united Miss Ffoulke and
Minister Havenith. which was attended by
several hundred guests The evening gath
ering at the Herbert Wadswerths gave a
second occasion to which the younger set
responded promptly. The preparations
for the spring charities and the resump-
ton of dancing events after Easter al
ready indicate the usual activity which
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taft Of Columbus
Ohio. have arrived for short visit tc
Sec rotary and Mrs. Taft.
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Mrs. Harvey c. Clark of Butler, Mo-.
who spent the winter at Congress Hall
with her parents, Representative ana
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DIR. and Mrs. Roderick Terry of New
York. who have leased Mrs Taylor s
apartment at Stoneleigh Court, gave a
tea Friday afternoon for Mrs. Maynard
of New York
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Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant in white
velvet and lace; Mrs. Paul Morton. in
white brOcade and lace. and Miss WI
liams of Washington. in black jetted
satin. formed a box party at the opera in
New York Friday night
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Head-to-Foot
Outfitters.

Mrs. David A. De Armond left for home
Friday.
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Mrs. Walter r. Smith Will receive in
formally Tuesday afternoon at the Port
land
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VHE fine days Of the past week
gave an exhilaration to the out
door life rather than to events
which kept their participants