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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28
Hammett WEEDS
Thomas N. Conrad
In Capital Home

Miss Kathryn Hammett, daughter or
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hammett and the late
Dr. Hammett. and Thomas Nelson Con
rad. were married last evening in the
home Of the bride. the Rev. Richard
Fardee Williams, OF Trinity Episcopal
Church. officiating. only a small family
party attended the ceremony, owing to
mourning in the brides family.
A simple but effective floral arrange
ment embenished the entire lower floor
of the house. which has been the fam
lily home for years and where the
bcide of last evening was born, has
spent her girlhood and viii reside with
her husband, upon their return from
their bridal trip.
In the parlor where the ceremony
took place, the decorations consisted Of
a profusion Of tall palms forming an
alcove at one end OF the room, over
the prize dieu at which the bridal couple
knelt. The mantels were studded with
clusters Of pink carnations and pink
azalea bushes completed the color
scheme OF pink and green.
In the second drawing groom the color
scheme OF yellow and green was car
ried out with jonquils and other spring
room the table was arranged with red
roses. carnations and red-topped silver
candelabra
DR.. Charles NJ Hammett escorted his
sister 70 the inprOVised altar, and gave
her in marriage. Miss Hammett's bridal
gown was a becoming princess of soft
white satin with a modified empire baC j
ana a yoke. and sleeves Of fne irish
ace. Instead Of the conventional ven
she wore a dainty white aigrette. and
carried a shower bouquet OF orchids
ard lilies Of the valley.
Except for her small nephew, Frank
lin HammetJ Myers. who held her Dou-
quct during the ring service, the bride
was unattended.
Mr. Conrad had as his best man, Rep
Teseutatiye Charles {. Carin Of Viz
ginia.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hammett. mother OF
the bride, wore a handsome gown OF
black net with a yoke Of nlet lace and
a corsage bouquet Of vioiets.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad LEFT Washington
late last evening for a Southern bridal
trip. They viii visit New Orleans dur
iuE Mardi Gras. returning TO Washing
ton late in March. Mrs. Conrad s travel
ing costume was a handsome tailored
gown OF violet BrOadc.OIh, and mOGlsE
hat trimmed with violet orchids.
After their return Mrs. Conrad VIII
receive with her mother. Mrs. Hammett
Fridays, March % and 2, In their nome
on + street
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Charity Ball

The charity ball 10 be given by the
StonewaU Jackson Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy at the
Willard this evening, promises to be
the most popular event Of the week.
The patronesses are: Mrs. Dewey.
Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs. Sternbe~g. Mrs.
William Robert Smith, Mrs. Charles
Carlin. Mrs o. W. Gillespie. Mrs. L.
5. Gambler Mrs. Garrett, Mrs, BenJa-
min AIacoy Mrs. Lee NJ. Lipscomb,
Mrs. T. c. English, Mrs. John q. Ca
pors. Mrs. l. A. Darling. Mrs. Robert
Bowie. Mrs. Mathew c. Butler. Mrs.
Archibald Young. Mrs. Resale II. Bo-
cock. Mrs. @. II. Fred. Mrs. J. NJ. Brit.
Mrs. AIulcare. Miss Virginia Miller,
Mrs. Silas Hare. Mrs. L. II. Tennent,
Mrs. c. B. Towers, and Mrs Magnus
Thompson, president OF the chapter.
The reception committee is composed
Of Miss Frances LdpsComb, chairman,
assisted by Miss Hallie English, Miss
Tiusley. Miss Howard, Miss Williams,
Mss Bowie Miss Duhie, Miss Saunders.
Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. OdOu, Misses Tow
ers, Miss McLaurin. Miss Gambler Miss
Brown, Miss Headiey.
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Death or Rengo,
Which Is II For You 2
Always Danger Of Fatal End by Ale
lowing Fat to Accumulate. How
to Prevent the "Terrible End.",

AS a rule the victim of f2t grows fat
ter. There is no stopping the growing OF
fat save by death. This is true, and
sad because it is true. There are hun
dTeds Of Eat people who positively DO
not believe IT, And they die refusing TO
believe II. At first there Is nabby fat
and then II grows solid. This solid fat
accumulates especially around the
heart. and although the heart beats. it
beats with difficulty, until finally IL will
skip beat now and then, then skip
two beats. and when II sktps more than
that-well, you viii be already stone
dead. These are facts. Startled rela-
tiyes before whom fat victims have
smiled one minute and died the next,
can testify TO It, II Is not a laughing
matter.
If you are a victim Of this terrifying
growing disease you can save your
self from the day you begin 70 use
RenRO.
How long. for instance, will it take
YOU 10 lose GO pOunds2 AS a rule only
90 days In most cases there is a safe
loss OF a pound a day. Some Of those
90 pounds viii come of from that fat
coating over your heart and save your
life. Your health viii at once grow bet
ter, the ungle Of new fresh blood viii
make your muscle grow, clear your
mind, regulate your whole body, and
make you happy
This is exactly what has happened 20
hundreds or fat people, who have taken
Reugo. II can do the same for you
save you before IL is too late.
There is nothing Just as good" as
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S1.O0 per fun sized box. or by mail pre-
paid, by The RengO Co, 1923 ReugO
Bldg Detroit, Mich. The company will
gladly send you trial pa skage free by
mail II you write them direct To De-
troit; no free packages at drug stores.
For sale and recommended in IS sh-
ington by II. Evans. 924 + St, n W;
Afdeck's Drug Store, 1923 Penna. A-e.
y. W; Peoples Drug Store. S24 Seven n
s.
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RIPLEY WILL NOT RETIRE
AS HEAD OF THE SANTA FE

L, ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 2s.-E. P.
Ripley. president OF the Santa Fe. de-
MES any inumation had reached him
that he is TO be asked To etire from
the presidency of the road at the d.
rectors' meeting in July.
II such action was contemplated, he
said he would be one Of the first 20
hear about IT,
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FethegOlf -MOser Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Grace Moser.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James Henry
Moser, 70 James Milton FetheroIf, took
place yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets.
A profusion Of tail palms furnished
the decorations at the chancel and the
wedding ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Woodrow. pastor of the
church. assisted by the former pastor,
the Rev. DR.. Newman.
Miss MCser. who was given in mar
riage by her father wore bridal gown
OF white messaline satin fashioned az
ter the modified empire style with a
yoke of point d'esprit and "a bertha of
Valenciennes lace and small pun sleeves
Of point d'esprlt. She wore a long tulle
veil which fell to the hem OF her train
and carried q shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and maidenhair fern Her only
ieWelTy was a necklace OF pearls, the
gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Lydia Moser was her sisters
maid Of honor and only attendant. She
wore dainty gown OF white point
q esprit over soft silk with a wide CIR
die of white satin and carried an arm
ful Of pale pink carnations and maiden
hair ferns.
William Won Boyer. acted as best man
for Mr. Fetherolf, and the ushers Were
Allen Steele Peck. Roy s. Gehr. Karl
". Woodward, and Earle II. Clapp
Dr. BischOfT. Organist of the church,
arranged the musical program
After the ceremony the bridal party
formed in line in the pastors study and
held an informal reception. Mrs. Moser,
mother Of the bride, wore a handsome
gown of black lace over silk and a cor
sage be uquet OF yiOlets.
A wedding supper was served for
small family party in the home Of the
bride The table was beautifully dec
GRATED with a huge centerpiece, "a gift
20 the bride from Mrs. Roosevelt. Among
the other decorations were a huge CIUs-
ter of American Beauty roses, sent by
Mrs. Robert Bacon. wife of the Assist
ant Secretary Of State.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fetherolt left for an extensive bridal
trip After May ] they viii reside i'm
SAT- Lake City, Utah, where Mr.. Feth-
erOlf is connected with the United States
FOrestr yService.
Mr.. Moser, father Of the bride IS
Weli-knOWn artist Of Washington, and
president OF the Water Color Club.
Mrs G.. Warfleld Simpson, Of 1917 Col
umbia road. will be at home today for
the last time this season.
Miss Cavanaugh, Of Kalorama avenue
will be at home informally today from
20 o'clock.
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Miss Elise Gardner
To Wed Allan Hume;
BetrOthaI Announced

Mrs. Frank A. Gardner announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Elise, to
Allan =. Hume, son of the late Frank
Hume. of Washington. Miss Gardner
is spending the winter with her mother
in Boston. Her elder sister was mar
ried last summer TO A. Maury Dove, Jr.
Miss Gardner's father DR.. Frank A.
Gardner was physician 10 the family
of the late President Harrison during
his residence in Washington.
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M. 0. c. Dance.

The NJ. o. C.'s have issued cards for
a dance 20 be held this evening. This
Is the third dance this season and viii
be the last until aftdH Lent.
The members of the club are Miss
Mary COIifiower, Miss Nellie CoIlihower-
Miss Louise C'BTien, Miss Blanche
COoksey, Miss Carrie Dove. Miss Mar
garet GIL. Miss Louise POtZler. and Miss
Nav Haley.
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AGSys

Daily Mats. &c and zoe. Ewes, 25c, soc. 75c.
staIey's Transformation Sensation. Wonder
fuI Transition That Involves Artists and
Scenic Settings. The Famous Willy Painter
Company. Gus Edwards Blonde Tybswrlters
with Johnnie Stanley IN "A Picnic for one"
Harry Linton and Anita Laurence. Clifford
ana Burke. The Zauett0s. Paulirg COOK
ana Nav Clinton ''Francesca Di Rimini, or
the Rival Brothers." motion pictures
NEXT WEEk-VALERIE BERGERE &
co THE SLEEDES- RAYMOND 4
CAVERLY. CATHERINE HAYES & sA-
BEL JOHNSON ETC BUY SEATS To-
MORROW.
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Gardner Hume Announcement
British Ambassador
Visiting in Boston
Before His Return

The British AMBASSADOR AMI Mrs
Bryce, who have been travelling in
Canada for the past couple of weeks
left Montrei yesterday for Boston,
where the win visit for a few days,
returning TO Washington Tuesday
March 3.
Two interesting portraits now display
ed In the loan room at the Corcoran
Art Gallery are those OF the Ita'i n
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor Ges
PIanches recently completed by The
italian artist Pietro TOZZi-La ROVo.
The sltungs were given in the em-
bassy since the return OF the Ambas-
sador and the Baroness from abroad
and pictures the Ambassador in court
uniform and the Baroness in a hand
some black velvet toilette embroidered
IN gold. Her Jewels are a tiara and a
dog collar OF diamonds and pearls and
rope or pearls.
The exhibit Of the portraits is only
temporary previous to their being hung
IN the embassy, where handsome paint
ings OF the King and Queen OF Italy.
now hang in the drawing room.
The members OF Carroll Council, K.
OF c., VIII welcome their friends at a
pTe-Lenten danca in their hail the
evening Of March 2.
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Colonial Danes Reception.

The Club Of Colonial Danes viii hold
q reception at the Arlington on Monday
at o'clock. Mrs. Foraker viii receive.
assisted by several members OF the
club.
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Mrs Henry Wassung entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home. on
Newton street northwest. compli-
mentary to Miss Elizabeth Pioch and
Miss Anna Wassung. Of Paterson. n. J
The table decorations were of national
colors, and during the afternoon both
vocal and Instrumental music was en-
jOyed by the guests
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The regular chlldren's dance at Fort
Myer, which ends at eight o'clock, viii
be followed tonight by an informal hop,
invited.
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John BOvellO director Of the Greater
Washington Band, who has recently re.
turned from an Eastern trip. will leave
Washington today for a trip as Far
South IS New Orleans, where he viii
attend Madri Gras.
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Miss Cannon Guest
At Luncheon Today
In the New Willard

Miss Cannon, daughter Of the Speaker
Of the House. was the honor guest Of
Mrs. James S, sherman. wife of Rep
resentative Sherman of New York, at a
beautifully appointed luncheon at the
Willard today The table was set in
the red dining room on the first floor
and was effectively decorated with bas-
kets Of lilacs and Enchantress carna-
tons.
Those invited to meet Miss Cannon
were Mrs. Straus. wife Of the Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor; Mrs. Serene
Z. Payne. Mrs. J. Sloat FRssett. Mrs.
j. L Loose. of Chicago. Mrs. Neale.
Mrs. George W. Fairchild, Mrs. NJ. +.
Driscoll, Mrs. Edward B. Vreeland, Mrs.
George L. Liley, Miss Maths, Mrs.
Charles L. Knapp, Mrs Curtis. Mrs
James S, Davenport, Mrs. Vespasian
Warner. Mrs. D. S Alexander Mrs
Spalding Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Leupp. Mrs.
Charles B. Law, Mrs. George w. Waldo.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, Miss Wood, Miss
Bender. house guest of Mrs. Fassett;
Mrs. Van Vechten Olcott, Mrs. James
3. Perkins. Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mrs
Frank o. Lowden, Mrs. John DaIzeU,
Mrs. Beelmau Winthrop, and Mrs. L.
D. Moore, sister Of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp left
Washington today for PHILADELPHIA.
where they will remain for about two
weeks. Mrs. Thropp will not receive
again until March Z.
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Mrs. Henry S. Adler has left for a
few DAYS stay in Baltimore where she
WIN attend the Phoenix bail as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Enheu-
green and Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Adler.
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Miss Pierce Receives.

ceive this afternoon from 4 10 6 o'cIoci-
assisted by Mrs. R G. Tageart. of
Dalton, Mass, and Mrs. b. VI. Davis
and Miss Harding. OF Derby Line. Va.
who are her house guests. 49,
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Mrs. Truman Able. OF 1919 NJ street.
will receive Monday afternoon. Iarch ,.
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Mrs. John Frederick Leech and Miss
Leech will be at home today.
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olcotFs Dinr sr.

Representative and Mrs. Van Vechten
OlCott entertained at dinner last
evening
Their guest list Included the Belgian
Minister and Baroness Moncheur. Cen
eTal and Mrs. Sharpe, the Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs
Beekman Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. AIr. and Mrs. McLanahaa
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chairman. Colonel ana Mrs. Kuser.
Mrs. TimU ons. Miss RUggles, Lr. Mason
Knox Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Tappin.
Mrs. Alexander Britton was hostess
yesterday al q luncheon, followed by
bridge. in honor OF Viscountesse de
SibOur.
Those asked TO meet her were: Mrs.
Continued on Page Thirteen)
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Wives Of Senators Receive.

Yesterday afternoon the customary at
home day for the wives Of the Senators
was generally observed, a number OF
the hostess of the Senatorial circle re-
prfor 10 the beginning of Lent next
week
Mrs. Ia FOllctte's reception was eN-
ceptionally interesting and well at
tended. Her attractive daughter. Miss
Fola La Toilette, playing a leading part
az the Columbia Thuater this week
Joined her mother after the matinee
and was quite the center of attraction
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Mrs. George II. Brown and the Misses
Brown Will not be at home tomorrow
on account Of illness in the family.
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Mrs. Eichelberger will be az home for
the last time this season tomorrow
afternoon at 2l22 Bancroft place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-28

Major General and Mrs. Corbin left
Washington yesterday for a ten DAYS
trip to New York
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The A. 3. c. card Club held the first
games last evening at the home OF VIII
liam L. Raab, the prizes being won by
Mrs. Henry JueneWann and Wallace
Kirby.
y comedy sketch was given by Ed
ward w Raab and other members
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Mr. and Mrs. Burnstine. 1l22 Thir-
teenth street. announce the engagement
OF their daughter Hannah 10 Emanuel
Schuster, OF HObOkenf y. J.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell. OF
Philadelphia, are at the Cochran en-
route to the South
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Invitations Recalled.

The Naval Attache OF the German
Embassy and Nine. Hebbinghaus re-
called the invitations for their dinner
last evening on account OF the illness
OF Captain HebbinghaUs. VINO is suffer
Ing with an attack Of the grip.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins viii leave
Washington today for a months visit
I'm the South.
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Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins. 1922 P street,
VAL be at home today from TO b
REock
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Iusserands Dinner Hosts.

The French Ambassador and Nine.
evening.
Their guests were the Secretary Of
state ana Mrs. Root, the Italian Am
basSaGOr ana Baroness Mayor des
Planches. the Minister from Feru and
Nine. Fardo, Mrs. Meyer, Senator and
Mrs. Cullom. the Assistant Secretary
Of state and Mrs Robert Bacon. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mccormick, Capt. and
MRS. Raymond Rogers. Colonel and Mrs.
Sanger, the Counselor Of the French
Embassy and Nine des Fortes, SiEnor
Montagna, Of the Italian embassy.
Baron AmbroZy, OF the Austro-Hun-
gariau embassy. and Andre -Tarieu, a
French Journalist
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Representative William B. Mckinley
entertained at a large dinner last even
ing with Miss Maths, his neiCe. presid
ing as hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson VIII en-.
terrain at luncheon today.
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Mrs j. Burbet Crane will be at home
today for the last time this season.
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Mrs. Charles Hanback, and Mrs. J. ".
Andersen will receive today from to
o'clock at the Brunswick 1892 ! street.
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Mrs. J. Sprigg Poole, 1920 r street,
viii not be at home today.
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Mrs. W. S. Knox and Miss Georgia
Knox viii be at home today for the
last time this season.
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Wrinkle Eradicators, I8c
Usual Price, Csc
Usually $l.50

They soothe away the
wrinkles while you sleep.
They have done so for tens
OF thousands and will for as
MANY more.
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Mrs. z. T. Carpenter. 1917 street. will
not be at home today.
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Mrs. Charles Francis Carusi viii be
at home today.
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Mrs. Anderson 3. Lacey Will be at
home today from 8 to O'Clock at the
Portuer.
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Representative and Mrs. Dwight were
among the dinner hosts last evening.
Ih7'r guests were Colonel and Mrs
bIomWeH. AT and Mrs. McCdntock
Mrs. Franklin Ellis Mrs. EVred4rfc.r
BENEDICT, Miss Josephine Patten, Mr.. do
AmaraL John Barrett, and Mr.. Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. BrUeu. who are
travelling IN southern California are
spending several weeks at Hotel Del
Coronado Coronado Beach.
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Lv WashingtOn.6.50 PM lsV. Portsmouth & m,
I.v Alexandria i 20 pm ILv. Norfolk. G m,
Ar TT MOnroe...7:00 am Lv. Ft Monroe Z ~
AZ NorfoIk.....S:O0 am Ar Alexandria q al -
AZ Portsmouth. $50 ana Ar. Washfngton 2 -
GFThrough connections made al Nor-
folk with steamers Old Dominion stesro-
ship Co for New York. and Merchants
and Miners Steamships for Boston
REGeneral Ticket once. 7O5 I4th .,
Colorado Building (Phone Main I5sO
It'll ST wharf lPhone Main $500
mo CALLAHAN, ID v Pres 4 Css-.7 ~,
". H. CALLAHAN. Gen'L Pass. Ar
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MIS-, Slater EntertalnS.
Mrs. f. II. G. Slater entertained at
luncheon yesterday in her home on
Eighteenth street.
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-AlcH t. H VI DletttL SlitEl telilit-tl eAl
luncheon yesterday in her home on
Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Fox Conner entertained at
luncheon Yesterday in honor Of her
mother Mrs. Franklin Braudreth. of
Ossining. y Y. The table decorations
ing dafodis The guests invited 10
meet Mrs. Brandreth were Mrs. Greene.
Mrs. WotherspOon. Mrs. Swift, Mrs
Humphrey, Mrs. Snow, ana Miss Greene.
Mrs. A. T. Dunbar entertained in
formally yesterday at q . o'clock tea in
her home on Massachusetts avenue.
The Governor OF California and Mrs
Gillette. who are spending a few days
at the New Willard. were hosts at an
informal dinner last evening.
Miss Marian Lee Patterson. of the
Ontario. who has been visiting in Knox
Vile and COpperhill, Tenn. returned TO
Washington yesterday
Mrs. George Woodruff and Mrs Phil
lip Wells We're hOstesses at tea Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. b, +. Leighton will hold her last
reception for the season this afternoon
IN her home on enty-seCOnd street
from 4 to O'Clock.
The Misses Perkins entertained at a
luncheon yesterday.
Miss Edith Warder is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs Ralph Ellis, i'm New
York.
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STEAMBOATS,.
YORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT co.

Every day in the year from foot 7tb
st. for Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Nevv-
port News and points south via superh
powerful steel palace steamers New
port News" Norfolk" and Wash
a.
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Mrs. Crosby, wife of Major Crosby. Of
the Soldiers Home entertained at an
informal bridge party yesterday in
honor OF Mrs. Perry Francis, Of St
Louis. and Miss Crosby, who are their
house guests.
Miss Crosby is Major Crosby's sister,
and has recently returned from abroad
where she has spent much time
Mrs. 7. II. SlaVens entertained at a
bridge-tea yesterday afternoon at the
WOOcley, There were five tables, and
the rooms were beautifully decorated
with pink roses and palms.
ing by her mother, Mrs. Goodrich; Mrs.
Franklin Schley, and Mrs. Reid Rogers.
Mrs. TAFT and Mrs. MullIken presided
at the tea table.
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Mrs. A. r. Dunbar entertained in
formally yesterday at a . o'clock tea in
her home on Massachusetts avenue
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Mrs. George Woodruff and Mrs Phil
lip Wells We're hostesses at tea Thurs
day afternoon
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The Governor OF California and Mrs.
Gillette. who are spending a few days
at the New Willard. were hosts at an
informal dinner last evening.
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Miss Marian Lee Patterson. of the
Ontario, who has been visiting in Knox
Vile and COpperhil. Tenn. returned 10
Washington yesterday.
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Mrs. b, +. Leighton will hold her last
reception for the season this afternoon
in her home on TWenty-secOnd street
from 4 to 6 o'clock