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The Washington times., 1909-02-18
ELECTED BRANDEGEE.

Senator Morgan G. Buckley Is bearing
with becoming modesty the charge that
he is responsible for the return 10 the
Senate Of Frank Brandegee OF Con-
necticut. Representative Hin counted
twenty votes more than were necessary
IN elect him when ne went TO Hart
fond. Apparently Senator Brandegee
arrived at about the same calculation
for a couple OF days before the election
ne wired Senator Buckley TO take
cha zee of the fgrt The Senator twist
ed the figures alound and gave all but
I'VE OF the votes 20 Brandegee and he
won the election,
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
FOND OF GOLD COINS.

Francis Burton Harrison is fussy
about the kind OF money he carries. He
is too young to have caught the fad
from the oId-timers in California, but
it is a fact, nevertheless, that he has
a fondness for gold pieces, and he keeps
lot of them, ranging from fives TO twen-
ties, jinging in his pockets AL the time.
Mr. Harrison, incidentally, Is about as
diligent a worker as can be found in
the whole House. with the possible ex-
ception Of Representative Mann Of Hi
nois.
He is in the House every day at noon,
and stays until adjournment, and points
with pride" to his record OF never miss
ing a roll call. WIZ. he goes home
he carries with hiL6 bills over which
he ponders each highs.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
MISS ROOSEVELT is HONOR GUEST
OF Mr.. AND MRS. RANDALL HAGNER
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TONIGHT.

will
be parked around in
will until O'Clock carriages viii drive
which be them
O.
caIIt
the
hne in the colona de and up m
Me will
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NOT RECEIVING

Mrs Frank b Crosthwaite. or 1887
Calvert street. VIII not be at home
this afternoon.
Mrs. Gardner Williams wiz nct
receive this afternoon
Mrs. Raymond Patterson has can
ceIed her social engagements and viii
not make OF receive calls for the pres
ent owing to absence from the city
Sir. Patterson is now recovering from
an operation which he recently under
went at the John Hopkins Hospital
and Mrs. Patterson is with him there
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
LOVES HIS CIGARS.

Representative Roberts OF ttassachu-
sets has the cigar habit about as badly
as Speaker Cannon A good perfecto
is always cIutehed between his teeth
or fingers. the place being regulated by
the time he spends in his seat on the
floor of the House. When on the floor
he carries his cigar in his hand but the
Inicrp he leaves the chamber ne lights
I'D again.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
RESEMBLES GUARD.

James Francis Burke, by the way. is
somewhat embarrassed in these strenu-
Gus days of Secret SerTsee discussions,
because Of his striking resemblance to
Joseph Murphy, one sf President Roose-
velt's body guards. They look as much
alike as two peas In a pod, ard mem
beFs Of the Appropriations Committee
done speak to Burke until he gives the
cS1,lnterSfen
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Seen and Heard
around Capital
COME UP WITH DIME.

When Tom Hedge, of Burlington. was
member OF Congress he used TO be a
great wag One day he was sitting III
the chair of one Of the doorkeepers. at
the east entrance to the House cham
Der when a visitor came up. Digging
a card ont Of his case, the man. assum-
ing that the Representative was a door
keeper. said.
Please take that in to Representative
DeBrown.''
Eyes, sir: certainly. SIR replied MI
Hedge promptly, while the doorkeepers
who were standing by exploded. Ten
cents, please, Sir.
The man came up with the dime, and
Hedge went in and sent out the man
who was wanted.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

it would be happier apart; "trial
marriage" within the law and dissolved
with the laws assent. At least it gives
the opponents Of Mrs. Parsons book op-
portunity to alIege that trial marriages
in nine out of ten cases would wind up
the same way
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
COLLEGE ALUMNI DINE.

College days were recalled when
members If the alumni Of ST Mary's
College met at the annual banquet az
the National Hotel. Stories were tod
songs We're sung. and incidents con
nected with their alma mater, wIicn
have been kept green in their memo
ries, were recOunted- The speakers
were F J. Fisher, J. J. Sheats, and J.
g. Moran.
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At British Embassy.

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained at dinner last even
ing Senator Fry. Senator and Mrs. De-
pew, Vice President-elect and Mrs. Sher-
man, Representative and Mrs. Long
worth. Representative and Mrs Weeks 5.
Charge d Anaires Of Mexf % and Nine.
Cooley. Mrs. and Mrs. Lorillard, Mr.. and
Mr.. Herbert Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chs -lesf Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kirKe Porter, Major Gen. and Mrs
Leonard Wood, Mrs. John Phillips. Miss
kear. Miss May Williams. Mrs George
Yong, Sidney Fisher. Clifford PinchOt.
Capt G. r. G. SOwefby. and II. F. Char
teris, of the embassy STAFF.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

General GrosvenOr appeared before
the Ways and Means Committee to urge
retention OF plenty of tariff on wool.
TO man WI such an array of whisk-
ers as the general disports, the wool
tariff is even more intimate than a local
issue: It rises to the gravity of a per-
sOnal one
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mr.. Taft has been kind enough to an
nounce the date for the meeting Of Con-
gress in special session. but II would be
a bigger favor If he would kindly indi-
cate when he expects It TO adjourn-dnd
make the date as early as possible. too.
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Entertain at Dinner.

Represents and Mrs Augustus P.
Gardner entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor Of the Italian Ambassador
and Baroness Mayor des Planches.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. William II. Dennis. Of 1902 TWEEN
ty-second street and her daughter. Mrs
Charles Reid Riley. win be az home
this afternoon for the last time this
season
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For Mrs. Taft.

For Mrs. Taft.
Mrs. John E Reyburn, wife Of the
mayor OF Philadelphia, has Invitations
out for a musicale Monday evening,
February %. IN honor OF Mrs. William
Howard Taft, wife of the President
elect The artist Of the occasion will
be Miss Tina Lerner, WfiOw as so en-
Enthusiastically received ia Washington
at the third OF the Wilson-Gre mu,
steal mornings at the Willard last
Monday.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
PatronesSes.


The list of patronesses for the piano
recital by David Glover Kindieberger,
at the Columbia Theater. Friday after
noon. February &c. includes:
Strs. AudenTeid.
Mrs. Atwen.
Madame Bryce
Mrs Clifford Barney
Mrs BIslmer-
Madame C5Tea
Mrs. Joseph Crawford.
Mrs. Converse,
Ms. Tiffany Dyer.
Mrs. Emmons.
Mrs Fremont
Mrs Charles c Glover
Mrs. GOldsborough-
Mrs Robert Hinckley
Mrs. Hudgins.
Mrs. EoWry.
Mrs Hartman
Mrs. r c. johnson.
Mrs Kennard.
Mrs. Logan.
Mrs Joseph Letter.
Mrs. Levi Il. Letter
Mrs. Matheson.
Niscontess de Martel.
Mrs. Megruder.
Mrs Moran
Mrs. MusgTave.
Mrs. John r Mclean
Mrs. Fred Mcclure
Mrs. OXnard.
Mrs. Thomas n. Page.
Nine. Portele.
Mrs. p. Lee Phillips
MIS- Charles Poor
Mrs Cleveland Perkins
Mrs. Pullman.
Nine. Quesado.
Mrs Payton Russell.
Mrs. Reeves Russell.
Mrs. Hunt Slater.
Mrs. S5atoH Schroeder.
Mrs. Sicard.
Mrs w. Slater
Mrs. John 2. Story.
Mrs. Thropp.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
Mrs Garden Williams
Mrs John r Williams
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

An Illinois preacher prepared his own
funeral sermon, canned II in phono-
graph, and then had it ground out at his
funeral This would be a vastly i'm
proved world If the habit should get
common Of people writing their own
funeral sermons
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
FASHION NOTE.

The old high hat has had its day
It's usefulness is gone:
The old white collars laid away.
As strictly -out Of tone.
The old long coat Of darkish brown
Gives place TO one Of fur;
The old-time smile IS fendish frown
Since the coachman's turned chauf-
feur.
THOMAS II. DANIEL.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

General Bell Is OF the opinion that
wars are likely to be more common
in future than in the past. Inasmuch
as The Hague Peace Congress has not
held a session for some time, we re-
specially submit that the danger isn't
so great as the general fears.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
Entertains at Bridge.

The Misses Downing were nosts at
bridge yesterday afternoon, in their
home-on Massachusetts avenue. A few
additi onai guests came in later for tea
Mrs Philip Walker entertained at
bridge followed by tea yesterday FER
noon 1T her residence on Columbus road.
Assist.hg Mrs. Walker were Mrs. Albert
J. CarriEo, Mrs. Benjamin s Goodrich,
Mrs Wesley B. Beckham, and Miss
Ethel Lee.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. William Alden smith, vie Of
Senator Smith. who VIII De AZ home this
afternoon. Will have with her her house
guests. Mrs. Joel 3. Heatwole ana her
daughter, Miss Archibald, OF Northiieid,
MINI
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

A first edition copy Of Izaak Walton's
"CompIeat Angler has sold for nearly
$4,000. Cheap at that, too. II the our
chaser shall be able TO learn from 1t
how TO make EN- bite.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. a b. Cummins, wife OF senator
Cummins. Win receive this afternoon
from to s O'clock at The Arlingtoa.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs ]. c. Scoheld. Mrs. T. s Clark.
and Miss Scofele. Of 1914 p street. VIII
be at home this afternoon for the Iast
time this sec son
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Bachelors CotiIIion.

Mrs. Roosevelt. wife OF the President,
received the guests for the committee
of the Bachelors at their third and
last cotillion OF the season. in the ball
room OF the New Willard last evening
The Marine Band furnished the music
for the dancing which began at 10
O'Clock, Col. Charles L. McCawiey lead
ing the cotiliion. Supper was served IN
the small ballroom at midnight.
The decorations and faVOrS were In
mink. and the favoTs which are always
attractive were pink silk scaTfss pink
and white roses. silver trays, and
candiesticks for the ladies, and for the
men silver match boxes, Irvine boxes,
kew rings and pink carnations.
The company dancing Included a num-
Der OF out-Of-town guests, together with
the usual Washington representation.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Miss Ilington's sock darning propa-
ganda is making such Roadway among
the ladies Of the stage that 1t begins TO
look as if the art histrionic would be
forced hack 10 the elemental method Of
having handsome youths to play the
female parts
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Snakes. it is declared on scientific
authority. have a way of getting drunk
at times. Naturally; only coroliary to
the well-known proposition that DRINKS
have a way OF getting snakes.
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r... -
plla,ip..i artists ut .n- o.-.l-.J., 4.-.-
Miriam Lar6iug. the English violincei-
list, arJ Miss Doe soloiff- AIRS Sin
clair Bow ~ ami Miss Mary Carlisle
we're the accompanist The guests
were a number OF prominent women
from Official and diplomatic circles Of
NashinStGu society.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

News dispatches tell about a boy
who killed himself trying 70 escape from
being kissed. It's kind OF the papers
not TO print the picture OF girl homely
enough to cause such results.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Instead Of employing the Big Stick
to administer knocks, the policy Of the
Taft Administration is TO take Knox.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

All Arkansas people in the city are
invited to attend the dance to be given
by the Arkansas Club Saturday even
ing. February %; at Carroll Institute
Han, Tenth street, between and K
streets
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Kentucky is admonished. kindly but
earnestly, 10 retire from the spotlight
OF Feudism for a while, and let Ten
nessee hold the center of the stage
pe-diney conclusion Of the Cooper trial.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Good evening: did you have one ready
the first time you stepped on pay
as-you-enter2
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Alfred c. Vanderbilt being summon
ed for jury service, left for Europe,
and has been fined $50 for it. II al
the rest OF the people summoned for
jury service had the two-ifty. the jury
system would break down very short
". but the deficit in the State treas
uries would soon be wiped out.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
General Mills Entertains.

Gen Arson Mills entertained at dinner
last evening, having as his guests. Mr..
Justice Harlan. Senator Ankeny, Rep
resentative BUrleSon, General SteTnbere.
General Graham, General Burt, Gen
eral Hawkins, General Buchanan. Gen
eral Davis, General Humphrey, Colonel
Hatfield, Major Huxford, Major H0fer,
Mr.. Butler, Captain Poole, Lieutenant
Overton, and Lieutenant Patterson.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

In addition to getting what he went
after to Venezuela Commissioner Blu
chanan is now reported 70 have got
a banouet thrown in.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
Shorenan Hotel.

The musicale for the benefit Of the
Columbian Women's Loan Scholarship
fund FOR which Mrs. CharlSs ". Rich
ardson has loaned her house, will be
given this evening at the residence of
Mrs William Phelps Emo, i71 n street
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Bankk cad. wife OF Senator Bank
head. viii receive this afternoon from
10 s O'Clock. at the Riggs House
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop were
among the dinner hosts of last eVenin z
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Bacon, wife OF the Secretary OF
State, entertained a company of twenty
young people at luncheon today in com
pIiInent to Miss Ethel Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
EnteItain at Dinner.

Entertain at Dinner.
BTr. and Mrs. Richard Harlow enter
tanned a company OF young people at
dinner IN their home on Twenty first
street, last evening. preceding the Bach
elor's cotilIion, at the New willard
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
Converse Jackson.

An interesting wedding will take place
this afternoon at O'Clock IN St. .Sehn's
Episcopal Church, the rector, the Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith. officiating. when
Miss Shelby Converse, daughter Of Rear
Admiral G. T. Converse. Z. S. N. an6
Mrs Converse. will become the bride
of Huntington wOicott Jackson.
Miss Maude Converse. sister of the
bride. will be maid OF honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Audrey Town
send Sackett Miss Joanna Adele Nor
gan, both Of New York; Miss Grace
Bell. and Miss olga Converse, OF Wash
ington.
Paul Townsend Jones. of New York,
will act as best mar for efr. Jackson,
and the ushers will be E6 mund Fair
fax Of New York: John Forsytlle Meigs,
and T. Charlton Henry. OF Philadelphia;
W. T Bingham Walter Tuckerman, and
Thomas Riggs, jr.. on Washington.
A large number OF Invitations have
been issued for the ceremony at the
church. but only a small company will
attend the reception which will follow
Connecticut avenue.
Later in the evening Mr. Jackson and
his bride will leave for a short bridal
trip returning TO Washington IN time
10 attend the marriage of Miss l. uTa
Jackson Mr.. JoG ksOn'S sister, 10 Will
helm August srdfnand Ekengren, OF
the Swedish alton, Which viii take
place March
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Col and Mrs. Charles 5 BromWell
had dining with them last evening tbs
Greek minister. Mr.. Coronrlas; VisSount
and viscountess de Sfbour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. McClin-
took, Mr. and Mrs. Walter wilcox, Mrs.
Buell., Mrs. Merritt. Miss Sheridan, Miss
Patten, Miss Lowering, Prince Kouda-
chef. of the Russian embassy; Mr.. DO
Amaral, of the Brazilian embassy; Mr.
Royaards. Of the Netherlands legation,
and John p. Henderson, jr-
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Howard 7. Hodgkins. State re-
gent OF the y. A r. Of the District Of
Columbia, has invited the other officers
OF the twenty-siX chapters TO meet the
regents on Friday, February Is, from
TO O'Clock, az 1880 T street Mr..
Hcdgkins VIII not be at home on Sat
urdays until March - and -
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. ]. Burnett Crane win be Al home
this afternoon for the last time this
season
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. T.. p. STermstedt viii be at
home this afternoon for the last time
this season.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
BACK AT TILLMAN.

Senator IlaFollette was asking some
questions OF Senator Hale, chairman OF
the Naval Committee. in the effort 20
discover what the committee was aim
ing TO accomplish in building a big ad-
dition to it, powder factory. It had
been stated that with the new appro-
prlation the plant should be able To
supply two-thirds OF the powder needed
by the navy IN time of peace
Senator Hale explained that this
would give the Government means 10
escape from the eXaCtions of the pow
der trust Mr.. LaTallette asked:
"Then why not appropriate enough 90
enable the plant 10 provide all the
powder we VIII reQuire?'
Senator Tidman VAS Oh his feet and
| fnteF5ected.
Did the Senator from Wisconsin ever
1 hear that a leading officer Of IT.e pow
der trust was forced 10 resi- IN as an
| ofdciSl' OF the Republican national COM
nittee during tho recent campaign"
The sHot at n! the Dupont ataiF in the
sa<- Eer
under pressure during the late cam
paign not all OF them confined 10 The
Republican party. either
Thus the Haskell incident furnished e
Roland for the DUPONT Oliver: there
las another lG1lsh, In which Senator
Tillman joined heartily. and the Sena he
went back To The discussion of the
bill.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Nine. de Quesada, wife of the Cuban
minister. viii receive this afternoon.
from to O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Deliver. wife Of Senator Doni-
vcr, viii be at home this Afternoon.
from to O'Clock
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Miss Nettie Lovica White wilI receive
tomorrow at the Cairo she viii have
with her Mrs Harder. Of Galesburg.
III, and Miss Ida c. TaIloch-
The Washington times., 1909-02-18
At Japanese Embassy.

The Japanese Ambassador and Baron
ess Takahica had dining with them last
evening a company including the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Nine. Nabuco,
Miss Nabuco, Mr.. Justice and Mira
McKenns, Senator and Mrs. Raynerr
the Minister OF Argentine and Nine.
POrtela, the Minister of Columbia and
Nine COrtes. the Spanish minister,
Senior Pima; the Chilean Minister and
Nine Cruz, the Peruvian charge DAT
fairies Mr.. Santander; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward LOTUS, Of the SiameSe lcga-
ton; Mrs. Robert J. Wynne and Miss
Wynne, and Mr.. Matsui.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Fixer-in-Chief Buchanan has fixed EN-
once more, and fixed 'em for fair.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Joseph r johnson and Miss
Johnson viii receive Informally this
afternoon at fss4 Belmont road, from
; to O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. John Paul Earnest win receive
this afternoon from 3 TO S o'clock.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. w s. Knox and Miss Catherine
Knox viii be at home tomorrow after
noon for the last time this season, at
their residence on New Hampshire ave
nue..
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. George Mitchell Bettis viii be az
home tomorrow afternoon. for the last
time this season
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Converse en-
tertained al dinner last evening. having
as their guests the bridal party who viii
attend their daughter. Miss Shelby Con-
verse, and Huntington Wolcott Jack
son, who win be married this afternoon
in st, Johns Episcopal Church.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

MTs- =. \: MUM enter tanned a com
daughter Miss Carrie Louise Mum.
at dinner before the Bachelors last
o--~~ So '@t~- +r1~i~~ 49, --r~-t~ -
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Miss Caroline Shepard, the debutante
daughter OF Justice and Mrs. Shepard,
has cards out for 2. tea Saturday after
noon. complimentary TO Miss Otis.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Club, for the concert to be given at
Rausctef's tomorrow afternoon for the
benefit OF the Christ Child Society:
Barcarolle, "Oh, Lovely Night"
Orenbach
Chorus
Violin Duo
(a) "AdagiO' .......-.-.......--e .Fesca
Co "Cavatina" ....-.-.............R Raft
Mrs Common and Miss Mary Remey
Songs-Selected
Poems (AnegrO Nivace) --.-....---A rensky
(From Essais sur des rythmes oublies)
Barcarolle-G minor...........R ubinstein
''Lieoeswalzer' ;.:....-,-- Moszkowski
The Gypsy Trail ...---.-.-.. Galloway
THE Rocks ------..-------....-W Waterford
The Spring Has Come" ....... White
Miss Helen Arnold Nettleton
THE Sea-FaiTies' Cantata for
Nomen's Voices
Words. Alfred Lord Tennyson
Music >. Mrs. H II A Beach
Mrs woods. Miss Edna Doe. Miss
Head
At the Piano. Miss Lucy Brickenstein
Thompson-Holt.
The marriage OF Miss Blanche Naomi
Thompson, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Henry G Thompson, and Passed AS
sistant Paymaster Frederick White
Holt. =. s. N. took place last evening
at 7:S0 O'Clock in Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev A +. Anderson, OF
Harrisburg. Pa, uncle OF the bride was
the officiating clergyman
Palms, ferns ard Bride roses formed
the decorations at the church. and Prof
Mayo, organlst of the church played
the bridal chorus from 'LOhengrin. -
as the bridal party entered, and Men
dslssohn's Spring Song during the
ceremony
DR. Thompson gave his daughter IN
marriage The bride wore a beautiful
directoire gown Of ivory satin with a
stole of wrought silk embroidered in
pearls reaching TO the hem OF her gown.
Her long tulle veil was caught with a
diamond tiara, and her bridal bouquet
was a shower Of Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley.
MIS- Catherine Gusts, the maid OF
honor. wore g dainty gown OF white
satin and lace and carried white Iilacs
Roberts, Miss Helen Thompson, all OF
Washington. and Miss Effie May Wag-
neT, Of Montgomery. Ala, who acted
as bridesmaids. wore similar gowns OF
white radium silk.
Little Miss Josephine Anderson ct
Harrisburg, Pa, acted as flower girl
She wore a dainty white froCk and
carried white llacs-
After the ceremony at the church a
rec option was held in the home OF tbs
brides parents and later Paymascer and
Mrs. Holt leIt for a bridal trip to Hot
Springs. Va. After March u. they viii
be at home at $500 Thirteenth street.
Mrs Bourne. wife of Senator
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Vandergrift invited a company
OF her daughters friends to dine with
her last evening before the Bachelors
COtillion at the New willard. The COM
pany included Miss Alice Vandergrift,
Mrs r. c. Bulmer, Miss Esther Denny,
Miss Marion I1eutzc. Miss Vera Down
inE. Miss YYOnne Townsend, Miss
Fitch, Lieutenant Commander Crank,
Lieutenant Osterhaus, Lieutenant Row
cliff, Lieutenant Read. Lieutenant
Shackford Charles Wilson, Frederick
Faust and Reale RlOOmer
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs. E. c. Brooks and Miss Mar
Earet Brooks viii be at home tOmorTew
afternoon from 5 70 6 O'Clock. Tor the
last time this season, at their resi-
denee. 1902 Seventeenth street.
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

On the evening of February q. me
social meeting OF the d. A R Chapters
OF the District OF Columbia, viii be geld
in the Woman's Building (esSo-ge
Washington University. 1888 1 street.
The members of the Mems Patriotic
Societies. related to the members OF the
D. A. r Chapters. are the special
guests at this meeting. The regents
form the reception committee. and each
chapter has repreSeutatiTs on the en-
tertainment committees
The Washington times., 1909-02-18

Mrs Bourne, wife Of Senator
Bourne, who viii receive this after
noon from 10 O'Clock, al Stone
leigh Court, viii have with her Mrs.
Overs, wife OF Senator Owens