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The new South-news., 1908-03-21

BY virtue OF n decree o: the Chan.
cory Court OF the lst District OF Jones
county Mississippi, mace at the Dec
ember Term 1907. authorizing and di-
reciing the undersigned guardian to
sell certain lands therein described.
wi; on Monday the 6tn day OF April,
1875. At the court house door OF the ist
District, 10 the towu of klll-villr, OF
-sin county. aud wlthln iscal hours OF
-ale. sell TO the highest bidder tor cash
af lnellc nut cry. yhe following .ano
70 wiz; " ! Of \ " OF see. 10 I q r
IL west. said land Is sold tor scpoort
and maintenance OF wards. The t';ie
is said 20 De good. This March T. zoos
MRS. ArpiE A NilsoS
Hardy & Arnold. Guardian.
Solicitors.
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he contest viii a'so be published
together with tn prizss ana the
names of the don 1rs.
The fogeaoon viii be occupied by
the Rnral Improvea ent Association
and a suita Bile prcgrsm therefor will
likewise be iublirhcd next week.
Be sure to read rs xs weeks sae Of
this paper.
THIS will be the NEST geaeraliy
attractive and interesting meetings
Of the year and patrons and teach
ers alike are urg 10 take q day
eff and help make fhis.a gala day
in our scaco. WORK. OF course our
young fol- : are eolrg.to come TO see
who vii. win in tue contest. Let us
heio these buys and girls enjoy this
their day.
Arrangements Will he made TO
have some OF Mississippi mes
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Jones county should feel rroud
o. tho record made in the Laeisla-
ture b; her able representative.
Hon. l.. Ste inton. A member II the
House told the writer a few DAYS
ago that no member OF taat body
stood better than Mr.. stanton. lie
~ c,assea among the snfe and con-
servativa mombers. who have con
trihuted SO much 10 the success OF
this Legis lure. He has missed
bu' one ioh call. while voidab'y
nbseat, and votes upon all questions
after dus consideration, and votes
his convictions. being pulled abou
by no pua He isrot given 10 mucl
speech making on the floor, but II
a quiet unassuming attitude, hal
impressed himself upon his fellow
members as a worker. Jones coun-
" should feel proud OF snch y rep
resertative.
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DIED

At McLain, In Grsen county, 4rs.
Jennie Byrd, wife Of T.. Byrd. and
eldest daughter OF Mr d L. Carter
Of this place. Her yemsins were
brought 10 EInsv,lle Tuesday morr-
Ing and entered III the B,num Gem.
etery. ThH funeral services were
held 1t the residence of Mrs. Sarsh
Carter and werr conducted by Rev.
J. D. JAM eson. We deeply sympa-
thizs with sll the bereavs d ones in
their sad affection
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SUCCEEDS
Because 1t's for One Thing Only,
And Mississippi People Ap-
preciate This.

Nothing can be good for every thing
Doing one thing vel, brings snccess
Dosn's Kidney PiIIs do one thing
only,
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backache, every kid
|nev i'll.
l.. r.. Adanis, corner 28th Avenre
and 9th street. Meridian. Miss says:
II used Doan'1 Kidney Pills for kid
ney and bladder trouble. Before us-
ing them had been under the care
Of physician. he did not seem TO
understand my case and ! became
worse under his treatment. final.
" gave mp his treatments and com
mepced using Dopn's Kidney Pills
which had been highly recommend
ed to me. In short time the infla-
nation and irritation had disappear
ed and Isvas as we'll as ever before
iu my life. They seem to have a
healing effect upon the kidneys and
bla oder, giving me ease almost i'm
mediAsely. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me and am glad to add my
iestimonyin their favor 10 the many
other who also testify to their great
value.
For sale by all dealers. Price 60c
Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for tie Cnitec
States.
'Rs member the name Doan,s
and take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
Bill introduced BY Senator
West to Abolish First
District Killed.

Tho Judiciary COMMITTEES IN the
Senate reported Tuesday. by a
unanimous vote, that tho bin intro
duced by Aenator West 10 abolish
the First Dlesrict. do not pass. .
The bill was first referred to the
Committee on Local and Private
Legislation. which declined to re.
port the bill, but by consent referr-
ed IL 10 the judiciary Committee
with tho result as above stated
This b,ll met The fetert that II de-
served. as We believe It's introduc-
tiop was inst,gsted and prompted
from Il spirit Of vindicuveness.
Tho tax payers Of Jones county
have had enough Of cheap politics
and iptermeddling with tho affairs
OF tho county This whole couri
| house fight has been finally SETTLED
ana tho Board ot supervisors. If lei
alone by the cn~rp John crowd O
intermeddlcrs VINO are willing *
sacrifice tho interests of the county
In ornrr 10 spite somebody, wonll
soon have both court houses com
pletei. The respectable tsx payers
OF Jones county Should rise up ant
d fmahd that ii ere ba no moro in
termeldling, which has cost alread.
Ahousands Of dollars of the people
money.
There are interes's 10 bs considers
ri that bo'ooR neither 80 Ellisvtll'
or Laurel Let there be no moS'
wranghng but let US put ap united
front for peace ami harmony. an'
stop wasting the peoples money.
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6AruepAY. MARCH 2l,

z 4 6ArueDAY. MARCH 81,
.vilb Que Of lie greatest attractions
in th$-pusw-emcnt world. On this
'occntjcn Manager Bixler has secur-
ed Lfw Dockstader's M,n-trel- for
matinee and night, and he hopes TO
make 1t the event OF the season.
Wherever this organization il
known il draws like a circus, and
Tor this reaaon Nr. Bixler arranged
Tor a ma atince, in order to allow out
OF town people TO attend who can
not come Saturday night. Already
a number from Laurel. Eilisvillc,
Lunberton and Purvis have express
ed their intention of coming. as the
train runs 40 that ladies' can at
tend IN The afternoon and get home
early.
| The attraction was only secured
10y great teal of additional ex.
pense. as II was necessary to pay an
exhorhi,ant price for special over
.he NJ. j 4 X. c. lsy. to play a mat
inec, aud Mr. Dock-,ader's manager
insisted on cancelling sihe engage
meni. aud would have done so il
Manager Bixler had not expressed
a willingness to assume the addi
tionaI expense.
Tile price for the matinee will bs
81 90, 7oc, SOC and 25c. Nigh, price.
so cents TO 81 so.
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Exparle X. NJ. Curtis ot al.
No isso.

Ry virtue Of the suthori'v in me
vested 10y drcs~r ~ tho Cnsucers
cour, o. the Flrst District oi Jones
county. Mississippi. rendered la va.
cation 10y the Chancellor IN the above
styied csuse appointing me commits
sionsr to cell the property herein az
ter described, ~hlch said decree was
made on the sra day Of March A. ID.
1902. /. the Commisssorer pamed In
salu decree, Will on Monday, the OH
day of April A. d ip,s. IN front oftne
Court House door. ~ tnr Town Of ti'
issvilie, Miss. ~ithir legal hours foher
forsale and - u Tor cash 10 the highest
best blader the psorcst, described a.
follows. 20 wit; Beginning 30 feet
n. 81 degrees Nest from the Inter
section OF pesson and filll streets on
tue wesl side OF Desson street aud on
The south side Of H.li street snd ron
n - degrees wss, ~: feet; thence :
n degrees wesi 10 feet, snenees 50
doessss ssss ma feet; thence n 81 de-
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CLOSING SCENE


The next -ssl ting of the Teachers
ASSOCIATION Viii csnvsnr =. Eisis-
Vile. Arril Is. This wi ! b. the &C
casioa for the orsforica' coat = -, q
these who hev.' hs~r rnmfF ar tie
siss's,c. M. etrss evi'u<lv hei.'
will crrs'i,u'r The afternoon fr,-
gam rhe rsurs II the noss and
s,rl~ ~nsaf .est 80 au'sr mis- csn-,
w,ll hss published nsx ws~k. Lonl
ous for them the rules sovernirg
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

Chancellor McCr sScli has been re-
appointed 10 succeed himself by
GOV. Noel We c,ugra tulate the
old confedtra'e war horse In s,cur
iug the jaiic'si plum tor four more
arr.
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prominent educators with US on that
day. Come and see and You will
b. glad that vou did come.
IT, +. WALDRrP.
County Superintendent
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Tho Camp Il Hinton Lumber Co,
a. LnmhFrron. ns partially de
stroved nv fire ifst Wednesday,
evening.
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Letter TO J, W. JORDAN.
Ellisvllle Miss.

Dear Sir; This is short
Every job painted Devoe takes
less gallons than any other paint
II not, no pay.
Yours truly
SO +. w. DEVOE & Co.
p. : Rufiiu Ner. Co. Sells our Paint.
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We can fiII your needs in Hardware, Wire Fenc.
ing, Pl0w Implements Of al kinds. A large line
of'the famous BrnIey P!ows, Cotton and Corn
Planters, Fertilizer Distributors on hand. All
kinds OF Groceries and Feed Stuff. fresh car
Snow Drop Flour. A car Of the best Lime. All
kinds Of Furniture, Mattresses. Bed Steads.
Bed Room Suits. Chairs, Kitchen Safes. also
line Of Undertakers Goods, Coffins and Caskets,
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BIG CLOSING
ATTRACTION
Lew DOCkStdder'S MinStrclS,
the Biggest Minstrel
Organization


( The regular theatrical season at
the Hattieshurg Auditorium will
The new South-news., 1908-03-21

gre,s.east 1870 fest IL pt,ce OF sel,ir p
niug neing in Biock ie. OF Caihoi ma
.usvey OF the Town OF Elllsville. N,~
s'ssippi, ana irlSee. 4. k,s. X - ws~t
said property IL -oln f.. division of
the proceeds a,d tbs tits Ia oehes ed
20 be good.
Nitutss my eisnafur~ bis the s'n
dAs cf March A. il. lenS.
AMOS &c EpAN,
Uclnu sls.loner.
HAeny & ARNOLD.
So's. fer Comp as's&n,
See our IAdic. spring Hats
all the new shape.
kpFfIN AfEc,NIEr-s Co.
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Lots OF our subserl hers ave paving
mp their subscriptions Friends we
hate to cut vour names off bat un-
der the nev postal law we will be
compelled To do IT, APRIL lst, il
YOU are more than one year in ar
rcars. so PLEASE PAY UP.
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Laurel, Aprii sd 4 tsh. Wu's~,
l.anrvi, Aprlt toxin & ii,n. rol,rsd.
k;nsNi.ls, Alril l1.a 4 lStn, whites.
Elli~Si.lp; Arrif .s'if 4 sj,h. ,oiord
Al sppNcsnts wiii b. * 'sscged 70 os'
on nNud prom pity at $3.50 = 70. Friday :
suta >.Sla IN. on Satu rcAfs
r T.. " LDRCfs
Coansy s,ps, vi EiucA;'oa0
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LADIES HATS

We have them. Inspect our stock before you
buy your Easter HAT. We are agents for the
ButterIck Patterns Delineators, etc.
The new South-news., 1908-03-21
SHOES

We are opening very large line Of Low Quar-.
ter Shoes for both men and women, with all
tie latest styles. Call and see them.
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We are still receiving new goods daily. Our
store II being filled with the choicest merchan.
dlse and we offer only the best. II yon have
not visited US 1t will pay you to do so before you
make your Spring purchases. Everything bran
new with prices right.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-03

S1~Ie AsHINGToN long known as the CITY of Magnificent Dis
NAI ance" might also be aptly The Paa
WV Mansions" year brings mil
honare colony which finding Washington desirable a
residence increased astonishing proportions the
pioneer days L family
first the Capital City their place of residence
through uptown residence the Capital
delight the all sides From Dupont circle atw
along of the streets avenues deng thero and be greeted
imposing structures each monument
the architects skill
Passing along Massachusetts
striking
daughter of
of Boston,
ownsend house is famous for the beautiful Italian garden surround
ing
W. Patterson marble palace and the home of Mr. and Mrs Edison
repairs
Mrs Bradley wealthy New Workers. who have decided make
their home in the National Capital and they have only recently pur
prettiest
places city. which they occupy fall
To Wadsvorths
Immediately adjoining
merly the home Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Washington.
little further out are two new houses still in the course of
which they Mrs Huff of
Pennsylvania viii Eighteenth
mont will take possession of their home occupying what
formerly little the intersection of New Hampshire
Eighteenth r
Though largest private in Washington
Belmont viii have what viii probably be
the first upper containing spacious
gallery ballroom only
The ballroom picture gallery lighted by large syght
probably of
the leading
upper lighted
light The house admirably adapted
ing in most private and informal manner large scale
Mr. Belmont trips
abroad material for the interior furnishings
new home which will take foremost place the artistic dwell
ings of the Capital
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VIII IN the fan join his regiment, Troop
r Third Cavalry He has been as
signed as miIitar, Instructor az Cornell
University for the last four yesrs- he
viii visit Washington some Jirlc in 5une
before going TO lis new post.
The widows whist Club met last
THURSDAY evening al the s. james
hctcl Tith one OF sts members. Mrs
Holt Alrs- Laura r. Fitch carried on
The winners pin.
Mrs Frank T. GhiSeIf spent the Eas-
ter holidays iu Atlantic City. having
with her Miss keefe Mss Lee. and
Mss q. Brien. OF New Haven. Conn.
From fhere the party KENT 20 New
YORK. and were registered at the Prince
George HCJei Tor the weex
The pupils or Miss Ida Hayes. tie
popular dancing teacher. viii sieg al
the latest songs and introduce many
fancy dances az their annual entertain
ment at Carroll Institute Han. Wednes-
day evening, May g. AZ S O'Clock
The -washingtonians" have issued
cards Tor their annual May ball. which
will be held IN National Rifles Armory
Thursday evening The usual program
VIII Doe followed. which promises q
make the ball interesting and enjoyable.
The club has arranged for the annual
excursion tn Marshall Hall about the
middI, If June
Miss Fanny Scott. VINO spent last
week iu Washington. the guest Of rela-
t.vcs. has returned 20 ler home in R-ch-
moud.
Stuart Leake. OF Richmond. spent sew
ersI DAYS in Washington c. guest al the
Raleigh last week
The Rev. DIR. kirby and bis family
were given a reception 10y The members
OF the congregation OF the First Pres
byterisn Church. OF BalstoH. Va. Fri
day evening iu the church parlors.
which were beautifully decorated DR..
kirby has recectly accepted the pas
torate OF the church. He formerly was
pastor Of a washington church.
An address Of welcome was made by
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the Rev Dr. Riddle. a former pastor
.cf me church. and it was responded TO
hy DR. Kirby. Miss Walton sang sew
eral solos, accompanied by 5Irs. II.
Croker on the piano and Mrs. Wei
burn on the violin.
A daint- buffet supper was prepared
and served by The ladies OF The church.
Miss Ella c. Waddy. OF Norfolk Va.
VINO has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs T. p Brooks. for week. has re-
turned 10 ner home
Mr. Stotts. Of NORFOLK. Va. who snen;
several days in WASHINGTON Iasr week
las returned 20 his home.
Mss Eth"! Reynolds. OF Norfolk va.
hostess Wednes5ay afternoon AZ an al.
tractive luncheon on board the Frank.
I'm. IN hcsSr OF Miss Ethel Loop. o,
Washington, VINO is Mss ReyncId's
house guest
Among the other guests we're Mrs
Frederick Oliver. Miss C0rneIia Trux-
iun and Captain Reynolds
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Eugene
McNair entertained a number OF Falls
Church friends, I'm honor Of her mouse
guest Miss Mary n 4IcNair. OF Penn
sylvauia-
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H c.
EDDY. Mr. and Mrs. KnooD. Mr.. and
Mrs. King. M and Mrs. Frank Thomo-
son, Miss Alma Demorest Miss ArcKen-
zie. Miss Susie Davidson. Miss Emma
Seaman. Miss MCGOWAN. Miss Gertrude
Nourse- -drs- Philip Nourse. Mrs.
George F'adeley. Miss .Iovatt. Philip
Postou, DR.. George Mankin. z Z. De
morest. c. y. McGroarty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene McNair, Mr.. nd Mrs. r. H.
Caldwell, ana Tenuy .IcNair.
The Colonial Danes viii hold a re-
ception at Ra1scher's Friday evening.
Nav s. al Q O'Clock
Mrs J. J. Morrow was hostess yes
terday afternoon at d bridge party for
the benefit OF the ChHdren's Country
Home. There were six tables for the
players. and after the game. Mrs. Nor
row, assisted by several Of her guests.
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Personals

Mrs John r. Williams and Miss
Juliette Williams will leave Washington
this morning TOR New York on a shop
ping eNpeditiDa 10 select the trousseau
and wedding outfit OF Miss Williams.
who viii be married Jura 10 90 JOSEPH
Letter
They will return to Washington MAJ
II to meet Mr.. Letter, who viii return
that day from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers
were among those entertaining at din
ner last evening. Their guests were
Senator McCreary. Gen. and Mrs. J.
Franklin Bell. General and Mrs. Duvail
Judge Maury and Miss Maury. Miss
Maths, niece Of Representative MoKin-
ley, and Mr.. Sands. OF Panama.
Miss Mary Scott VIII leave Washing
ten early this month for New York
where she win be the guest OF Miss Pull
itzor.
REPRESENTATIVE Gillette entertained a
small company informally al dinner
last evening.
Lieat. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson and
their infant daugbte~ who have been
the guests Of Mrs Johnson's parents.
General and Mrs. Forbes. Of the Con-
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neeticut. for some months left Wash
ineton yesterday for Annapolis. where
Lieutenant Johnson L. stationed.
The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver were among
ihe dinner hosts last evening. entertain
ing ia honor of the British Ambassador
end Mrs. Bryce
Nr. and Mrs. I.arz Anderson and AIRS.
Benedict were dinner hosts las. even
ing
Mrs Emory. wife of ADMIRAL Emory.
who has recently taken possession oC
her handsome home On Conne1ticUt
avenue after several wears absence
from Washington. was hostess at tea
yesterday afternoon IN honor Or her
daughter Mrs. Horatio L. Whs~idse-
The board of lady managers Of the
Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hos
pital has arranged 1or a benefit per-
Torrance OF The Crisis" in which
James X HacSett - starring. for
Monday evening. May II. al the Column
bia Theater Among those who VIII
occupy boxes VIII be Senator aud Mrs.
EikiDs and y. n. Smith.
Arrangements have been made for me
National Catholic Conversation Circle
TO hold its first annual congress Ga a
single session AZ o'clock Friday even
ing at Carroll Han. @ street
Mgr. O'Connen, who Is 20 be made
hisnop May 3. will be the guest or hon
or The Rev Father Doyle. OF the
Apostolic Mission House. win deliver an
address on the power Of the circles as
"A missionary force In Catholicism
The Rev. DR. J. NJ Cooper, OF ST
Matthew s. viii speak on the value Of
the circles as a means OF culture by
the study OF Catholic art
The Rev. Father Michigan. Of 81.
Patrick's. viii speak on The Beginning
Of Catholicism in the United States
Mrs. Anna Grant Fugitt. soprano Of
St Patrick's. and Miss Jennie Glennau,
organist OF st. Matthews. will furnish
the musical program. Mrs Harry
Coope. the founder Of the circle. viii
explain the objects and methods Of
study and the organization in general
The spirit Of the circle is educational
social. and missionary. and the object
IS 20 bring Catholic women Of the ldity
together for conversation upon G thoi-
ic subjects II is a home study move
ment conducted entirely by the lalty-
The session Of the congress viii be
open 10 the public.
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Me Hauge widow of the former
during her residence in Washington, host
of friends official diplomatic is receiving lust
bereavement the
death o mother Mrs. Todd. n uisvile XIV.
During the last few Nine particularly
charming
fall TO the lot Of the space
first Mrs JOY after
wife Of Christian Hauge the country
Only little Joy Bar Har
while Shortly Washing
deat occur a
her trouble are svmpa
thzing with If decides Washington live in
the beautiful home built by the min death she
viii welcomed
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Of beautiful in
III city laid out
what appeals foreigner upon arrival in
Washington.
the description of Washington by
Norwegian and Guide who
apartments the
Grafton spring by the way
diplomatic
lime. They delightful
spending their sightseeing getting acquainted
their lunch
in their honor
Last week they dned with the of Corps
Mayor Tuesday evening
and Friday afternoon they
the embassy which Mrs Francis Batchee delightful
Mr. and Mrs Batchee
Washington time originally
travelled extensively abroad
under famous artists
atty
In Italy Mrs Bachee for Dowager Marghra and
received from her
beautiful gemuddd princess
appreciation o. herb full singing
e r p
Miss Juiette Williams corsage bouquet of garienias
shared honor the charity the
ball park when the Metropolitan
diamond for the benefit of the
Mr. Letters thOughuneS sending
of these fragrant flowers morning charming
the title of The
the ball park she
less she enjoyed the rOugh persistent
wholly charming
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Diplomatic

Baron Hengelmuller. the Austro- Hun
garian ambassador. has gone 10 Hot
Springs. Va, where he Joined the bar-
oness and their little daughter. the
Baroness Mia. who have been spend
ing a few weeks there. They will return
to Washington in week or ten DAYS.
Baroness Hengelmuller was compelled
10 retire from most OF the season ;
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Cabinet

The Secretary OF Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Straus left Washington
yesterday for q visit TO their daugh-
ters in New York. The Secretary will
return 20 Washington Tuesday and
Mrs. Straus viii arrive on Thursday
They have invitations out Tor a dinner
saturday evening.
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social activities. owing to 90 health. and
she has not yet completely recovered
her usual strength.
The Italian Amlassdd0r and Baroness
Mayor des Planches viii leave Wash
ingtDn today for Chicago. for a week s
visit. a number OF social functions have
been planned in their honor by society
leaders there. including dinners by Mrs.
Marshall Field. Mrs IL c. ChatfeId
/ Taylor. and Mrs. Harold F. Mccormick.
Baron Ambrozy. counselor Of the
embassy. viii leave Washington early
this week for New York. from where
he viii sail Thursday for three or four
months leave OF absence abroad.
Baron HaymerIe. secretary o. the
embassy. who has been absent for
some time in California. viii return
to Washington tomorrow.
Baron speck ven st,rnburs. the Ger
man Ambassador. and the baroness,
entertained sr1aH company informal
" al luncheon yesterday. Some of
the guests were Captain and Nine. Won
Livonius Miss Langnan. and Lieuten-
ant Won Bruning.
Nine. Won LivOnius. Who viii sail
Thursday for Europe OF the Amerika
OF the Hamburg Ameri an line. will go
over 70 New York Tue av or Wedues-
day morning. Captain Won Livonius
viii accompany his wife to New York.
but will return 10 washington again
10 remain until about the middle OF
June. when he will join her IN Ger
many.
Miss Godoy, daughter OF the Charge
d AhsIres Of Mexico and Nine. Godoy,
ana a party Of girls and boys OF the
younger diplomatic and resident sets.
have issued invitation for a play at
Carroll institute Hail. Friday evening.
entitled Our Boys. Among those
taking part are Miss Godoy, Miss
Calvo, daughter Of the Costa Ricsn
minister: Miss Georgia Knox. Miss
Hannah Taylor. Watey Penheld, EIar-
~ Seay. Albert and Frank Godoy.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce were the honor guests last even-
ing Of the Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver at dinner.
Lady Isabella Howard accompanied
by her children and Mr.. Howard. VII
leave Washington Wednesday morning
for New York. from where she viii
sail Thursday for England, where she
will spend the summer Nj Howard
( viii not accompany his wife 10 Eng
land, but will join her there before her
return in the fan.
The First Secretary of the Siamese
Legation and Mrs. Edward Lotus were
among the d.nLcr hosts Of last week,
/ entertaining party Monday evening.
The Minister from Bolivia and Nine.
/ Calderon and their daughter. Miss
! Elena CaIderon will leave Washington
| Tuesday for Baltimore. where they Will
remain for several days. Later they
will go 10 New York. from where they
4 will sail some time in June for Es,roDe
/ to spend the summer.
DIT WI Ting-fang. the Chinese min
I lister. viii leave Washington tomorrow
/ for New York