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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-29

Mackintire Salter writes on "Pragma-
tism: a New Philosophy" discussing
Professor James much-talked-of book
on that subject. Two unusually inter
esting papers appear side by side I'M
der the general title, ''Shall We Hunt
and Fish, The first, is called Con
LESSONS of a Sentimentalist," and is
by Henry B. Washburn. The second
is entitled 81 Still Go-a-Hunting." and
is by Lewis S. Welch. Taken to.
gether, these two papers present a
battling question which rises in the
mind of everyone when the so-called
'.inhumanity'' of sport is discussed. J.
o. Pagan contributes the fourth of his
striking series, Confessions of a Rail-
road Signalman.'' A very charming
essay, entitled Pooh! A Motor-Boat!
appears in the May Atlantic from the
pen of w. D. Hubert. Lucy NJ. Don
nelly, a teacher at Bryn Mawr, writes
on the Decay of Finery," in which
she laments the brilliant fashions of
bygone days. and Florence Converse
reviews some recent essays under the
title Among Literary Shadows" The
fiction in the May Atlantic is of the
first quality The final installment of
Rose Macleod by Alice Brown,
heads the list. "The Little Faded
Flag" by Edward l.. White, THE
Spirit of Mischief" by Meredith Mich
olson, and "The County Seat" by
Elsie Singmaster, complete the list.
There is some unusual poetry in the
May Atlantic. John Erskine of Am.
herst college contributes some charm.
ing lines on 1.-The Whip-poor-will; :"
Charlotte Porter. some verses entitled
"Earth's Artists r. Valentine Heck
scher, 1.-The Brake" and Frederic
Lorn, 1.-The vagabonds.''
The Red Book Magazine.-A singu-
tlarly striking episode in the life of a
lglrl is presented by Brand Whitlock,
Toledos present Golden Rule may
or. in story he has written for the
May Red Book Magazine. The story's
title is 1.-The Girl That's Down." and
| it offers. i'll a terse, condensed form,
Mayor Whitlock's attitude toward one
phase of life in the greater American
lcities. Another American story of
quite another sort is "The Shock Alb
sorber," the story of motor party's
Experiences in Mexico. The author,
Bailey Willard. knows whereof he
1wyites. Every admirer of pearls will
1 be interested in Albert Darlington s
lstory. "A Deal in Planets,'' in which
He gives startlingly real picture OF
the great fisheries of the Torres
1straits. "A Bargain in Antiques" by
Michael White, is the story of a sec
ond-hand piano that will bring smiles
to the face of every "fat-dweller. .
Henry Ovens story of palmistry and
accident insurance is very funny
story. and Lee Clayburgh- GUTTER
lis a golf tale that carries with it all
the charm of the links. In Deer
Waters" Edward Childs Carpenter
tells story of love, counterfeiting
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-29

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water was 7.O5 at a. m. and 10 at
noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-29
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-29

All the. news all the time-THE
ARGUS.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Miss Elizabeth =. Coe. Miss A. Jean
ueJte GaesIer, MIS-. Edmond W. Hea.y,
Miss Helen J. Hunt. Miss Laura x.
Pollock. and Mrs Carroll v Shreve.
Mrs. McClmtock will entertain AZ
luncheon Sunday, complimentary 70 Mr..
ard Mrs. Cork
Friday was a gala dag FOR luncheon
parties Mrs Pierre Loriilard, Ms
BCckman winthrop and Mrs Herbert
Wordsworth being among the hostesses
that DAY. Mrs. Winthrop is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. John D. Wood. OF
New York city.
When Governor Nag0ou returns 90
Cuba he viii be accompanied by Brig
adler General and Mrs Clarence, who
viii be his guests on the island .gr
few weeks. Their visit Will he purely
social, and they viii be constantly en-
tertained and feted during their stay
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Bliss, IT,, w'.o
spent the early part of the week in
Washington with Mrs. Cobb, mother OF
Mrs. Bliss, returned to New York Fri
day They came TO Washington TO at
/ tend the dinner and couIhOn al Mrs.
/ T. wnsend's.
/ The United States Minister TO China
ana Mrs. ". W. RockhH. who have
spent the winter IN Washington at the
Grafton. and been extensively enter
tanned. viii leave this month for Picking
Z They viii go across the country and
/ sail for China on the Minnesota from
/ Seattle March ..
/ Miss Mariana Van Hook is the guest
4 Of her aunt. Mrs. Middleton Smith. OF
! 1916 Nineteenth street. She will visit
! annapolis for a few days with Major
and Mrs. Brown. Clifford Van Hook.
. her brother, is of the class Of 1919
. Miss Van Hook will not return TO hc-
home in Helena, Mont, until June.
/ Miss Marion Leutze. daughter Of Rear
( Admiral and Mrs. Eugene II. G, l.eutzc,
/ left Washington yesterday morning for
! New York. where she will be the guest
/ OF Miss Christine McCreery for the
+, week.
Mrs. John HUDSON Poole, formerly
! Miss Caroline Boeing, whose marriage
/ t6 Lieutenant Poole TOOK place in Dc
cember. viii be the guest of honor Of
/ Mrs. Mcmillan at luncheon Thursday.
! Miss Caroline Nash. of Annapolis. who
has recently returned from the Philip
pines. viii be the honor guest of Miss
Boyd at luncheon Friday
| Miss Hilaire Sooysmith, Of New York,
/ who has been the guest of Mrs. William
Phelps Emo in her home on \ street.
/ will return to her home tomorrow She
I viii return to Washington in the spring
and Mrs. Emo will entertain consider
ably in her honor. Miss Sooysmith was
| a schocImate Of Miss Alice Wander
grift at Mrs. Spencer's school III New
York.
| General and Mrs. Bates were among
the dinner hosts last evening.
4 valentine tea for the benefit Of the
Children Country Home will be given
Wednesday. under the auspices of Miss
Niche and Mrs. Campbell
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Truman II Newberry Will
entertain at dinner in their home on
Sixteenth street Wednesday evening,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Sellers will bo
hosts this evening at an il formal din
ner party in their home on Eighteenth
street.
Miss Mamie Barbee rendered a pro-
gram OF old plantation dialect stories
Wednesday afternoon at Rauschers
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Sg1Hga ASNGI0N society has its official phase
and is entirely with the and
wv > aluTing eek leaders of
New York Boston Philadelphia society have left
their accustomed haunts the Capital midvner fe
To and
Mrs. Meyers Tues
evening
that Waldorf Aston
New York and Mr. and Mrs Boston 1t
beautiful dinner
President Roosevelt the Cabinet
Mrs Meyer proved herself hostess excellence dinner
Ever the all the receptions
the White House. reception Tuesday
New York Philadelphia
Boston people who there Mr. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt Anthony
Lawrence Townsend Miss
assisted in the
sahuses and Mrs Ebn
and numerous other Englanders inquired the noble
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

spect to the memory Of the late King
o. Portugal and will not accept inyi-
taticns to any formal functions.
Ar and Mrs. II. A. Grant Watson.
Of the embassy staff, VIII be among
the dinner hosts of Thursday evening.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Monchcur have cards out for Dime.
party Friday evening.
The Spanish minister, Senior Don
Ramon Pima, and the first secretary
Of the legation, Senior Pastor. left
Washington last evening for Tamua.
Fla, where they will spend some time.
The minister will leave Tampa Febru-
AIRY 16 for Havana, Cuba and Mr.. Pas
tor VIII return TO Washington to act
as charge d'afaires during his alb
segCe,
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

OF the birthday Of their niece. Miss
BESSIE Thrift. Of Kinsale. Va, who is
spending the winter at the home of her
aunt
Numerous games were played, but the
chief features Of the evening were the
solos sung by Miss Ivy Osborne.
Among those present were Miss Mil
dred WEIGH. Miss Ethel Thrift, Miss
Layeuis Reed. and Howard NARROW,
William True. Mason Lipscomb, Allan
Nuddiman, James Motley, and Turner
CoTder.
The Elites" viii giNe their initial
dance at Pythian Temple, Thursday
evening. Cards have been issued.
There was a pleasant gathering at -
A street northeast last Friday evening
20 celebrate the thirty-sixth wedding an
niveTsary Of AIr. and Mrs La Fevre. OF
Gardner. y Y. VINO spend the winter
months in WASHINGTON
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs La Fevre Mrs. Ida Wright Mrs
jenkins. Mrs. Wetzel. Mrs. Sanderson
Mrs Hurdle, Miss Cowman, Miss Wet
eel. Miss Everett. Miss Blanche Love.
MISS Mary l-DAt- 1Al aF-l-A VA
Moore. Mr. Hurdle. MI Jenkins. A1r.
Hutchinson. and Mr.. Deshields.
Mrs. Dennett wife Of the newly-ap-
pointed Commissioner q the Land
Office: Mrs. Rowland. wife Of Repre-
sentative Rowland of Ohio. and Mrs
Humphrey wife OF Representative
Humphrey. OF Washington. viii be al
home at the Normand!e Tuesday, Feb
Tuary II.
Those assisting will be Mrs. BallinEer
wife OF the Commissioner OF the Land
ONCE. Mrs Kahn. wife OF Representa-
tive Kahn OF California: Mrs Young
wife Of Representative Young OF Mich
igan. Mrs George G. HiU. Mrs Barr
Mrs hampton, Mrs. Sebrins. and Miss
. RedWay.
Mrs. OldDerE viii sing.
B One of the prettiest teas of the see
. s0E was given by Mrs. r. Oliver NarncI
Thursday to meet Mrs Malcolm Ken
meth Narneu. Receiving with Mrs. Var
nell was Mrs. COyteT T. Bride
Mrs l. r Sinclair served fTappe- She
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Miss Sessions, one or last seasons de5l-
tantes, assisted Miss Barbee vita e.
number of songs.
The program included.
Il Know a Lovely Garden" ,Guy
dHaTdeICU. "L-ete' &C.. CHamouadenl,
Miss Sessions. Original Stories. Miss
BarDee; Listen TO Tile M5cking FirJ
a.. Winner. My Nymphs ct SyIyAns
tB1mbergJ. Miss Sessions; Nanny
DlIsey and the Provo Marshal 2Irs-
Stanley. Miss Bavbee; Spring Rom
maid Sapiol. Lien iiebe DiCh' edward
Griegl. -Good-By" tP. Tosteb. Miss
Sessions; "yhs Experience Meeting. "
Miss Barbee.
The patroucsscs for the occasion were
Mrs. Charles :. BromweI, Mrs. William
r. Clark. Mrs. lloyd H Chandler, Mrs.
John DsIzeU. Mrs. G. a.. GoodIoe- Mrs
Grace DyCr-Kuisht, Mrs. B. r. Mason
Mrs Robert Lee Preston. Ef-s Thomas
IT. Painter. Mrs. Reeves Pa sell. Mis-.
Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. Ricsard Reid
Rogers, Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. T.. ..
S0mers. Mrs. Seth Shepard. Mrs Joseph
+ ThrOpp Mrs Carl FrooaIau. Mrs.
Herbert Wldsworth. Mrs George -
Wording. Mrs. J. J. White, and Mr.
john ". YcTkcs,
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
Cabinet

Mrs. William H. Taft, wife OF the
Secretary of War. who has been spend
ing the week in New York. returned to
her home OF * street last evening.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Meyer entertained several young people
at dinner last evening in celebration of
the birthday anniversary of their at
tractive daughter, Miss Julia Meyer.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

was assisted by the Misses Kehoe, Miss
Dyer. Miss Costinett, and Miss Simpson.
Mrs. John c. walker poured coffee.
she was assisted by the Misses Twohy.
Miss Wilcox, and Miss Hickman
Serving punch were AIRS ". W. Bride,
Mrs. George Kengla, and Mrs. g. y.
Simpson.
Later in the evening a bridge party
was given to the assistants and addir
tional guests. Prizes were Won by Ell
ward Eynon, q. W Simpson. Mrs J..
l. Sinclair, and Mrs. William ManOnCy.
Mrs. Rachel PARK Clarke. of BaIu-
more, mother Of william Bowie Clarke,
Of Baltimore and Washington, is Sc
riously I'll In her home ia Baltimore.
Mrs Randall II. Hagner will entertain
at tea in her home on Jefferson place
Fridays. February IA and Il
Mrs. Hagner is one Of the most charm
ing hOstesses Of the younger married
set, and her home, which is most attrac-
tive. gives evidence Of her exquisite
taste Two important members Of her
household are her Children-MargaTet
Isabella Hagner and Alexander BrittOu
HagneT, ID.
/ Mrs. Hagner before her marriage was
Mias Anna Lawrence
Mrs. Samuel SWayze. formerly Miss
Maude Vincent. is another member Of
the younger married set. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swayze reside with Mrs. swayze's moth
err, Mrs Vincent IN her home on Rhode
Island avenue
Nine. J. Esputa Daily will be at home
today from 10 o'clock and the re-
naming Sundays in February Miss
Helen Burch viii assist Nine DAILY
Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. F. Jewell
are at the Hotel Del Core nado, Cor
onado. Cal, where they will stay a
month
Mrs. Hutchins. wife OF Rear Admiral
Hutchins, L. :. n. entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in her home in
honor Of Mrs. Netcalf, wife Of the Sec
Rotary % the Navy
Commodore and Mrs. Knapp enter
tanned at dinner Wednes lay evening
| Their guests were General and Mrs.
Murray. General and Mrs. WotheT-
1 spoon Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Brad-
ford. Mrs. Randolph Harrison, Mrs. T.
! B. Moran, Capt. Thomas Mclean, T.
| =. y. and Commander Price, T. s. y.
/ Miss Margaret Wilson, Of Washington.
vas recently with an excursion party
| OF ten Americans who went from Nice
/ TO Chateaneuf-
I Mrs Isaac T Mann. OF Massachusetts
avenue was Al home yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Mann was assisted by Miss
I Hewitt who is spending the winter
! with her. and oy her niece, Miss BaiTG
/ who is visiting her for q week or tive
Mrs. John BiddIe was at home yes
I terday afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
s c. Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Stahl enter
/ tanned a, a musicale Tuesday evening
/ in honor Of Miss Kayte Hoffman. OF
/ Frederick. Nd. Mrs. Stahrs niece. the
/ occasion being also the birthday ami
! versary Of Benton StahI, son OF the
/ host and hostess
An orchestra furnished the music for
! the dancing. which followed the buffet
( supper served IN the dining room.
/ Mrs. Doyle. wife OF Com. Robert n.
! DOYLE. L 8. y, has taken apart
ments at Hote! Maryland. al nnapOlis.
/ for the winter.
/ Maj. Gen. and Mrs A. ". Greedy. with
/ 1hcir youngest daughter. Gertrude. have
| returned 10 san Francisco from Corona
90 Beach. Los Angeles. Santa Barbara
| and Del Monte. They have taken apart
imcnts at EI Granadam, in Berkeley.
Continued on Fifth Page)
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
Personal

Mrs. Roosevelt has loaned her Elem
ish tapestry which hangs over the
Iaantel IN the state dining room at
the White douse to the exhibit under
the auspices Of the National Society
~ Fine Arts ~ be held in inc Ger
cOran Art Gallery, February l. 10 g.
Judge and Mrs. Leighton. Of Iu5
wcuty-secoud street. were hosts at Il
reception In their home on Friday even
ms. Miss Lass, sister OF -Irs. Leigh
ton. assisted in receiving the guests.
Inc house was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers.
The most enjoyable dance of the high
school season was given by the officers
OF Company / Of the Central Hich
school in the ballroom OF the Airing
ton Friday evening.
Mrs Frederick Benedict is spending
q week or ten days IN New York.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe. who will
sing az the United States Marine Band
concert at Washington Barracks Mon
day, February l., is The daughter of the
late Colonel Leefe, L. 5. A. The service
people are much interested in her debut
before the musical people of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Allen x. Capron has been given
that date as pay day concert TO
raise the remaining amount due on the
monument erected in Arlington to the
Rough Riders.
Wednesday evening the Ladies' Club.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
J. &. Pattee ca.
WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR


We are offering the women of
Washington their choice of any Fall
or Winter suit in our store for S19.75.
Some of these suits were formerly
priced up to $4,000.
We must dispose of our present
stock to make room for the new
Spring goods we have ordered. That
is why we offer you this exceptional
opportunity.
Many weeks of cold weather are
yet before you, when a winter suit
will be necessity. There are no
restrictions to this offer. The styles
include military effects, braided
models. cutaway coat effects, tight
fitting styles and mannish effects.
The materials are chiffon broadcloths,
fine VeIvets, herringbone serges and
stripe worsteds.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Robert Bacon Mrs Beeman Winthrop Mrs
Mrs George w Vanderbilt, Mrs Hope
Frederick Keep Wadsworth
who formed the
ball Rauchers Friday, which in
their arrival taking half hour
tropical for which Mrs Hope Slater
credit having her ideas carried $ perfectly.
mostly imported but nevertheless
effective being golden butterflies attached
which adhered the
All fayors tied with pale blue yellow
Miss Chew Miss Carol Newberry.
Schroeder the Misses Meyer Miss Martha
Bacon.
General dancing continued until - o'clock when McCaey
led the cotlon which preceded supper
appointments exquisite
Seldom has Washington had such brilliant
gorgeous jewels displayed
1t the New York idea" is slowly surely pervading
Capital City with the growth of the New colony.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

~ HE bah in the home of Mrs. Richard Townsend Wednesday
night the notable Of this
~ leader of the this hostess succeeded
getting particularly company, the din
coIon which followed The Alfred Van
derblt who visiting Mr. Anderson there
Cornelius Vanderbs Representative
Mrs LOngwOrh Mrs. Henry
Anthony
among the guests.
Ropes, chains, bouquets odfahoned
and Miss Mathnde Townsend attractive
leading with Major 1cCavley.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

PAUL week
ZEN of Miss probably
~ h4l There uncheon and
given for her day of her and
receptions Town
greatly departure Thursday evening
genuine regret.
he midwi Friday evening
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

The British Ambassador and Mrs
James Bryce are obaervins a period Of
thirty days court mourning ouJ os re
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

The German Ambassador and Baron
ess won Sternburs have issued cards
Tor an evening reception f7g Thursday
evening.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
Diplomatic

The italian Ambassador and Baron
es5 Mayor DIES PlzlChCs who are OBJ
serving q period of mourning for the
uutimely death d the King of Por-
tugaI a cousin OF the King of Italy
viii leave Washington Tuesday for a
is.t to Havana, Cuba.
The Acknowledgements Ambassador
left q ashiiGtou Friday for New York,
from where lac sailed yesterday for a
three weeks stay in Havana. y;ncTe q
number Of diplomats are going shortly.
The French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand We're hosts 1T dinner last
evening in their new embassy home on
Sixteenth street. Their guest list in
GUIDED general Crozier, Colonel and
sIrs. Cocktails Mr.. and Airs. Richard
Reid Rodgers, Mrs. RidetIy. Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. +. curtis. the secretary of the
American embassy at Vienna ana Mrs.
Nc.sOn 'ShaUghnessey. Mrs. HenJer-
son, Miss Helen Morton, Miss Board
man. Mile. des Portes.. Mr. KrOUpous6y,
OF the Russian embassy. Air. Royaards.
OF ;he Netherlands legation, Hs9ber-
Knox smith. and Walter Barry.
The counselor of the French embas-
sy and Nine. des Po~tes and their at
trsctive young daughter Nile. des Por-
ties. are preparing TO give up Uncir
house On Connecticut avenue and viii
Isave Washington about February .
FOR New York. They viii sail March g.
for their home IN France. Upon their
return to Washington they viii take
another house.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Wednesday evening the Ladies' Club.
of the Washington Sacngerbund enter
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

The reception Wednesday evening at
the Woman's building. 1888 / street, by
Irs. Munroe, president OF the board OF
lady managers of the George Washing
ton University Hospital, To bring to-
Eethcr the members of the faculty or
the university. the class presidents.
members OF the various frateTnities. and
the entertainment committee of the
students ball. was a success. notwith-
standing the ugly weather, which kept
many at lone.
Mrs. William Ii. Daw was at home to
a large number Of callers Friday.
Mrs. a. G. Clapham Will be at home
Informally Saturday, from 4 to o'clock.
Mrs Horato \. Taplin will be at
home Monday at the Champaign
The many friends OF Miss c. c. Fall
Ion, OF Newton place. viii be pleased to
hear that she has arrived safely in
Kansas City. No Miss Fallon's stay is
indefinite. and before returning home
will make an extended tour of the West.
Mrs. 3. BurnstiDe and her grand
daughter. Miss Grace BUrnsJine. have
gone 10 North Carolina to visit Mrs.
Myer Levi, Mrs. BUTnsrine' daughter.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
Thrift. of II Second street northeast, en-
tertained a number Of friends in honor
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Miss Mamie Barbee rendered a pro-
gram OF old plantation dialect stories
Wednesday afternoon at Rauschers
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs. Arthur Hale, who has been
spending the winter in Rolandsville Md,
with her daughter, Mrs. Kurt Dieterich.
returned to washington last week, ac-
companied by Mrs. Dieterich and her
baby daughter.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Miss Margaret Wilson, Of Washington.
vas recently with an excursion party
OF ten Americans who went from Nice
to Cnateameuf
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs Isaac T Mann. OF Massachusetts
avenue. was Al home yesterday after
noon. Mrs Mann was assisted by Miss
Hewitt, who is spending the winter
with her. and oy her niece, Miss BairG
who is visiting her for a week or tive.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs. Samuel SWayze. formerly Miss
Maude Vincent. is another member Of
the younger married set. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swayze reside with Mrs. Sway yes moth
err, Mrs Vincent, IN her home on Rhode
Island avenue
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

The Elites" viii giNe their initial
dance at Pythian Temple, Thursday
evening. cards have been issued
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Hutchins, L. :. n. entertained AT
luncheon Wednesday in her home in
honor Of MIS-. Metcalf wife Of the Sec
Rotary % the Navy
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Commodore and Mrs Knapp enter
tanned at dinner WedneE day evening
Their guests were General and Mrs
Murray. General and Mrs. Wother-
spoon. Mr. and MIS- Benjamin Brad
ford. Mrs. Randolph Harrison, Mrs. T.
B. Moran, Capt. Thomas Mclean, T.
=. ". and Commander Price. L. s y.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Maj. Gen. and Mrs A. ". Greedy. with
their youngest daughter. Gertrude. have
returned 10 san Francisco from Corona
90 Beach. Los Angeles. Santa Barbara
and Del Monte. They have taken apart
mcuts at EI Granadam, in Berkeley.
Continued on Fifth Page)
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Nine. J. Esputa DAILY will be at home
today from 10 o'clock and the re-
naming Sundays in February Miss
Helen Burch will assist Nine DAILY
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs. Rachel Park Clarke. of BaIu-
more, mother Of William Bowie Clarke,
Of Baltimore and Washington, is Sc
riously I'll In her home ia Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs. John BiddIe was at home yes
terday afternoon complimentary to Mrs
s @ MurLLE-
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. F. Jewell
ere at the Hotel Del Coronado. Cor
onado, Cal, where they will stay a
month
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mrs. Doyle. wife OF Com. Robert "
DOYLE. L 8. y, has taken apaUr
ments at Hote! Maryland at Annapolis
for the winter.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Lieutenant and Mrs. Sellers will be
hosts this evening at an Informal din
her party in their home on Eighteenth
street
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Truman II. Newberry VIII
entertain at dinner in their home on
Sixteenth street Wednesday evening,
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

Mr. and Mrs. George b Stahl enter
tanned a. a musicale Tuesday evening
in honor Of Miss Kayte Hoffman. of
Frederick. Nd. Mrs StahTs niece. tho
occasion being also the birthday ami
versary Of Benton StahI, son OF the
host and hostess
An orchestra furnished the music for
the dancing. which followed the buffet
supper served IN the dining room.