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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
POWER BOATS
START TODAY

At 6 o'clock this morning the
feet OF motor boats entered In the
vaneouver.ssatiie endurance race
were started out Of Vancouver haF'
Dor. The smaller and lower power
boats are given a handicap Of as
hlzh n 81 hours 70 that before
the last and bigscst Of the crafts
Is sent away, II will be 1880 this
afternoon.
The fleet experienced some dit
fIculty Sunday In the high sea that
was rolling. and the Lady May. a
Seattle entry. was 30 damaged that
she was not permitted to start
The starters follow. The race
will probably end tomorrow after
noon. and the finish Is In the local
harbor.
Talisman. Haddon, seattle; Phil.
istina, Freeman. Seattle. Macumba.
Seymour Bagot. Vancouver. Sea
Breeze. Taylor, Seattle; Sumner.
Sumner. Everett. Ciansman, Mrs
James Wood. wlnsiow; 0adabout,
Ganiey. Vancouver; saeajawea,
Doughty. Tacoma, Whistle Wilma.
wilband. Vancouver; Force No. 10,
Force. Tacoma. Jlmbuk. buchanan.
Tacoma; Aleli. Parker. Seattle.
Vanderbilt. Qulnlau, Tacoma;
Pathmaker. Easthope. Vancouver;
Limit. Kinnan, Vancouver; Sunset,
Huess, Seattle: Nllanbee, Mcl.en.
nan, Vancouver. NJ. A. b., Barnard.
Victoria: New Zealand. Helen Bull,
Vancouver. Soya. AmeH. Seattle
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Al tho hearing this afternoon Of
the protest OF tho ahawmut CON.
psny against the awarding Of tho
first prime 10 Ford cat No. In
the ocean 10 oolA an race for the Dug
senheim trophy and prizes. Josiah
Collins. named BY the Automobile
Club Of America a. IT. representa-
tive. presented the findtgss u him.
seld and Mr.. Robert Ouggenheim
regarding The aaleu of the Ford No
! car. They found that the axieE
Of all the machines. Including the
5havmaL were stamped alike. but
the stamp differed slightly from the
diagram Of the original seal receiy.
ed from New York A all are
alike II IL believed that tho discrep
Ansy IL 10 tho diagram. A. Il Ia but
a copy Of the original seal.
T. A. Petungili. driver Of the
shAwmnt car, then took the stand.
and testified that tho Ford car No
] LET, Nev York with a black axlo,
that In Kansas ciy be noticed that
Il had a white Atle. The car which
Ia At the exposition grounds now
has black arls,
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BILL LANCE IS
To PLAY AGAIN


SAN FRANCISCO. June 2g.-Blg
1911 Lange, known for a decade TO
followers Of baseball Ia the big
brush as Little Eva" has consented
once more to don uniform and
chase flies In the outfield. After
refusing an untold number OF Of.
iera TO return To eastern fields, Blll
has decided to get back into tho
game right here on tho coast, and
when the crack Transportation club
teams leave Saturday Tor Yosemite
for a serles with Major Beneon's
soldier team. LANCE will be among
the boys, with bis uniform checked
IN the baggage car ahead.
Ton years ago. while with Pop
Ansons Chicago Nationals, LANCE
was the sensation Of the baseball
world. The big fellow was a demon
aah.wielder and was tho peor u
any living ontflelder IN patrolllng
his garden Blll's girth has increas.
cd pefceptlbly since his halcyon
days, and a special uniform IN DO.
Ing prepared for him.
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TACOMA MARATHON
An ASSURED SUCCESS
SAYS IT'S PROMOTER

Wallace MHeDuugall. promoter Of
the Tacoma Marathon race. 10 be
run a week from today In the ball
park Al that city. is having troubles
Of bis own. at least several runners
with more regulations than good
sense imagine they are making
trouble for him.
Arthur Burn. the Calgary runner,
aud Con Connolly Of San Francisco
have each wired him asking $500
fiat TO participate In the race. win
or loss.
MAcDousall says he will simply
laugh At these offers. and let the
boys come TO themselves Neither
Burn nor Connolly, while both are
fair runners. has the reputation
that makes II necessary TO have
him az a drawing card In the event.
~ there are at least two men On.
tered that can and have done better
time over the classic course than
either Of them.
WIN Stanley and Con Hubbenste
have each done FAR better time than
either Burn or Connolly. and have
beaten men whom these fellows
have lost to. Macdonald thinks
that they Will come around after
they SEQ that the bluff will not
work. II they do not. he has plenty
Of entries already 10 insure success.
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RACING BOATS
HAVE A TOUCH
RUNUP SOUND

VANCOUVER, y. G.. June 2s.-
One by one the fleet Of motor
racing motor yachts which left Sc
attic last Saturday morning for
Vancouver are struggling Into port
They were storm bound In Boiling
ham By a l0mlle gale that kicked
40 such a sea that only sin of the
largest craft were able 10 face the
huge breakers IN the confined tidal
currents Of Hale channel
Several Of the fleet which tried
to get through had their cabin win
dows smashed In BY heavy seas.
and we're forced 10 run for shelter
again In Bcllingham bay. where
they remained for the night and
came on 10 Vancouver today,
The only ain yachts 10 reach Van
oonyet on schedule time were
welcomed off Point Grey By q
fleet Of 20 Vancouver yachts. led
by the Allanbae. the flagship Of
Capt r ?. MolennAn. president Of
the Pacific International Power
Boat association. were the follow.
Ing Sunset. Capt foas; Alell.
Capt Parker. Foss n. Capt Foss;
wAndsrlus,. Capt QWnnan: Might
insale. Capt Williams. and Lily O..
Capt Sullivan.
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SOUTH PARK TEAM IS
VICTOR OVER |SSAQUAH

Tho South Park froquols made Il
II won out Of IS played when they
defeated tho lssaquah on the home
grounds yesterday. ~. Tho Iro-
quois are loud In their praises Of
the treatment accorded them.
and state that Il vas the best
over. Tho features Of the game
were the work Of Williams and
Thompson IN doubles. and tho bat
tins Of Kellogg. FIRST baseman. who
got hits In az many whlrla The
froqnois are looking for games out
side n town July 4 and 5, and man.
ayers should call phone Main 5si3
or write Manager Wolff. s225 BAL.
las av., Station 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
AXLES Of CARS
STAMPED ALIKE


&. n. Chaplin or the sha~mut
car crew sSefs this Afternoon
that the shswmut ear was held
UP and foreibly prevented from
crossing the bridge 3, Fert
steele. Wyo- BY . man named
Hsndy. sasn, Of the Ford com.
pany. He said tfendy was &C.
eompaniee By an armed guard.
vino said that Hsndy's word
went This delayed the Shaw
mt car more than 10 hours,
The sha~mN loo, the race by
about ~ hours Tho staten
agent at Fort Steele said he
could not understand why the
bridge was closed 10 the Shaw.
NUT. as u had never before
been closed 10 any automobile
before.
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The Lsyinson baseball team cas-
fly defeated the Tigers yesterday
b. a score Of . TO |. The feature
Of the game was the pitching Of
Steve Daniels and tho team batting
Of the f.evinEons This fast little
aggregation Ia open for sngaEe
mcnts July 0, aud will promptly an
swer mall addressed TO i52 Repub
lican ct. or phone calls TO X 7i67.
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LOCAL WRESTLER IS
LOOKING FOR MATCH

Bruce Aahmnn. wrestler uhn
halls from Che Elum. Ia In Seattle
looking Tor any old Kind Of a match
IN the ias.pound class.
Aahmon n a husky young coal
miner, and 10 built from tho ground
up. He has had aome experience
In various towns along the Coast,
ann comes 10 Seattle In hopes Of
getting a go with virsii Venahiea.
lie la. however. open To challenges
from any man In his class.
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RACING SHELL TURNS
TURTLE IN 4 STORM

PouGHKEEPsiE. N. Y. June 20.
a terrific rain storm awampai
the shell Of the Syracuse four-oared
crew during practice today and
compelled the occupants TO swim.
An were rescued by the coaching
launch. Tho water.lofged shell was
finally t0wed ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Cross Saturday. Dick ityiahd finds
himself IN line for a bout with
paehoy Mcfarland C1ffroth
promises To match HIN with tho
stock yards fighter for the end Of
neat months attraction.
Both ketchol and Papke spent a
busy day yesterday At the training
camps. working out before large
crowds One week from today the
champion will step into the arena
with the only man that ever put
him 10 the ma; for tho count and
not many days remain for The task
Of getting into shape. Papke has
xorkcd for this 50 a. b. nsYer
worried before. and u victory
comes his way he will DO the mos.
deserving fellow that ever won a
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Leach Cross has not been 80
favornbly Impressed with California
since be Eot through that fracaa
with Hyland. In the firat place
leach objects 10 taking such
beating tor tsfo. while In the sec.
ond place the marathon Is not 10
his fancy. Cross viii leave Tor
New York Wednesday with hia
brother. sam wailaeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
RACES
PROMISE To
Be G0ODSPORT

The track and stables al he
Western Washington fsir grounds.
on East Madison IT. present
scrna Of great activity these bright.
cool morning.. while the harness
and running horses are having
their daily workouts In preparation
fot the exhibition race meeting.
whIeh opens next Thursday. The
track IL getting In bsttar shape
eyery dhy and both running and
harness horsaG are making fast
trials that promise speedy racing
and close finishes next week
The horses nov located At tho
track are a CLASSY. snappy ooiisc.
tion. and every stabl. is out for the
money.
The association. while devoted
mainly to the furtherancs Of har
meas racing. decided to include the
runners In its program In order to
please lovers Of both classes Of the
sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Lillian O.. Sullivan. Seattle; Ven
,ura. Cooley. Everett. Virginia. Par
ksr. Seattle
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II has been announced by the
management that In addition to the
regular professional races q number
~ special events Will be provided
TO be driven or ridden for BY NON.
beers Of the Seattle Speedway club.
These events will be for cups and
other trophies offered by the asao-
citation, and Il Ia the intention 10
arrange at least one big intsr.city
amateur race In which the riding
and driving clubs Of Portland. Ia
coma. Vancouver and Victoria have
been invited to participate.
The Portland Hunt club has also
been invited to make entries for
the hurdle race. open to members
Of recognized hunt or paper chase
clubs. Other special features will
be- added to the program from day
10 day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Take free, hratciass return trip
10 Prince Rupert and Skeena City.
Enquire COS Marion nidg. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

tho fans were dumb with amaze
ment A aeorr uAa added 10 the
indiana collection because OF the
huff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Cleveland at Detroit; St Louis
at Chicago. Philadelphia at Doe
ton. Washington At New York
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A lot Of pcppcr vas displayed BY
tho fans yesterday. The Indians
had a lot Of RIOTERS In the stand.
and the festive retort was banded
on several occasions
No one know what Postmaster
George Russell thought Of tho car
mage, for he hurried from the grand
stand when the curtain was low
cred. II Ia rumorcd, however, that
Georrc waa pssved.
Although George capron dislikea
TO work agalnsi side vheelsrs. be
succeeded In matching two aafeties
from Jensen yesterday.
Lee Magee was on hand with 4
healthy two baggsr yesterday.
which figured 10 the run gsttinEi
Ices larrup aent the ball against
the left boards with bang
Only sir mon we're struck out by
Allen and Jensen combined. That
Just about gives some idea Of the
hitting which was recorded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
NORTHWESTERN
LEAGUE

Games To-Day.
San Francisco at Sacramento;
Portland at Oakland; Vernon at
los Angelica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Spokane At Seattle. Vancouver At
Tacoma; Aberdeen At Portland.
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$500 Pierce Coaster
Brake Bicycle, $50

The celebrated Pierce, Tried and
True Oct one now and reIuvenhts
The Pierce has been ridden by Kra-
mer, who has successfully held the
professional bicycle championship
for the past eisht years a most
remarkable record for both man and
wheel, A record never epuaied be.
fore. The bicycle that has the abil-
ltY TO stand up and win under the
severe and trying conditions Of pro-
fesaional racing IL the bicycle that
has the ability 10 serve you best.
We sacrifice $40 70 serve you with
one Of these World neateH until
July 4
$40 Yale ~ MP. Motorcycle si7s
5000 Indian az or az n p Motor
cycle stssfsssssssssssss si5s
ti2b Indian az II. y. Motorcycle. 500
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UaHles fodays
Hoston at Philadelphia. New
York at Brooklyn. Chicago At St
Louis
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Score BY Innings
Seattle s...s..se 1 10 -
Spokane .ts....i toi 81 80
Summary. Twe-base hits-cap-
roa. Mage Home runs LYnch,
stevens. Jensen Sacrifice hits
Raymond. caprun, Altman 3 Weed
Ciynss. Jensen stolen baac@Ait-
man Struck uut-ny Allen : BY
Jensen { VIA pitch-Allen. hit
by pitched tall-frisk ~ Jensen,
Passed haii-custer Time u game
LII umpire-Frary
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batteries paYla and Sweeney.
Morgan and Thomas.
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James Today.

Silver and o'Brien;
Heaton and Fourier.
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natierles-Wuod. storle and
spencer. AltFook, Groome and
Street
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llhlteflea-Sulnr. alkNnbofE and
nemls, PETIT and criger,
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Balferies~CoFfIEon and Dooln.
rnokey and Graham.
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Al ST. LouIa
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Chicago
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Hinckley Tuesday evening last, was one
of the most enjoyable events in the his
tory OF the association. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and
flowers. and the color scheme of the din
ing room was yellow and white. Those
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. De Groot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j.. Shipley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Steinmeyer. Mr. and Mrs.
john r. Risdon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tanning Mrs. Dr. Robert A. Bennett
Mrs. F. NJ Henness, Mrs Hamil Hoff-
man, Mrs. Warren Wagner. Col ]. L. Nc
Gee, Miss Florence Lewis and Miss Edith
F. De Groot
Mrs. II. 3. Mcdonald of College Park
entertained the Five Hundred Club Wed
nesday evening last. At the conclusion of
the game delightful refreshments were
served. Mrs. Close won first honors. and
Mrs. Charles S. Richardson second.
Others that played were: Mrs Richard
w. Sylvester Mrs. Henry Harrison. Mrs
Frank b. Bomberger, Mrs. Thomas
Thomas Talliferro Mrs Joseph A. Blund-
on. Mrs. George B. Calvert, Mrs. Claude
Warren and Mrs. TalIiferro.
Rev. David A. Reed OF Berwyn was
visiting friends here Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Bowie have re-
after two months visit in Washington.
Mrs Arthur Nudge of Baltimore was
the guest this week OF the Misses
Hagans, Cosey Corner.
Mrs. Warren Wagner. who is spend
ing the winter in Washington, spent
Wednesday with her mother. Mrs. Charles
Z. Steinmeyer, Chateau Dawn.
Mrs. Leslie Carleton has returned after
a delightful visit to friends in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Brown of Philadelphia is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Gordan, OF La Fayette
avenue.
Mr.. George w E. Slater of Washing
ton was the guest Of Mr.. Claude Warren
Thursday last.
Miss O'Sullivan has returned after a
visit 10 her sister. Mrs! Harry J.. Smith
of Washington avenue.
Mrs \. l., Willhoit has returned to her
home I'm East Rivcrdale after an exten-
sive visit TO relatives in northern Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallachstein OF la
Porte. Ind, have returned after a visit
to Mrs. Charles L. Steinmeyer.
Mrs. Clarence A. Smith OF Lincoln ave
nue. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Herman
Compton. at Lynnhaven. Va.
Miss Mary Hellmuth Of Alexandrs. Va,
is the guest of Miss Marie 4. Blundon.
Miss Catherine Dumpyer OF Washing
ton spent the week with Miss Mae
Sehorn, West Rfverdale.
Mrs William u. Hinchley OF Adams
avenue entertained at an informal lunch
Wednesday last. Those that attended
were Mrs. Mary Ellen Birchett, Mrs.
Frank A. De Groot. Mrs. G. A. Meyer.
Mrs Harry 7. De Groot and Mrs. John
r. Risdon.
Mrs. r. Ray Willing OF Washington IL
visiting the Misses Hagans OF Jeffer-
son avenue.
Mrs. William F. Allen OF Washington
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Robert
l.. Raybold. Tuesday last.
Mrs Eta Hewett OF Washington is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Ellen
Birchett. Adams avenue.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SOCIETY
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
SANDY SPRING. Md, January @. 1909.
At the Kensington Club. entertained by
Mrs. j. W. Townsend Friday afternoon,
fifteen young women of Sandy Spring
were in attendance. the Wednesday Club
of the latter place having been invited
to share the pleasure of talk on Dutch
Art" by Miss Wilson Of Washington.
Those who were fortunate enough to hear
this charming lecturer were: The presi-
dent, Miss Rebecca T. Miller. Mrs. Henry
II. Miller, Miss Mary Magruder, Miss
Elizabeth IT.: Stab!er. Mrs: Milton Ban
Farauhar. Miss Marion Farquhar. Miss
Helen Wetherald, Miss Virginia M. P
Stabler, Miss NJ. Janet Miller, Mrs. r.
Bentley Thomas, Miss Helen l.. Thomas,
Miss Mary NJ. Thomas and Miss Mary E..
Thomas.
Miss Emma I. Stabler is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Jonathan r. Taylor of Balti-
more.
Miss Eugenia Amos Smith has returned
from Hancock. Md. and Miss Gladys
Brooke from Baltimore.
Mrs E. II. Miller has been the guest
of Mrs. Holtzman of Washington.
Mr.. Carey Montgomery and Mr.. Joseph
T.. wing OF oillO Will HQuTeSS the faFm-
ers' Institute in the vicinity of Sandy
Spring IN a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Wilson of
California are spending a month with Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Wetherald and they expect
to be with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lea
later for an indefinite time, as they are
planning to live here In the future.
The venerable Mr.. Fussell of New York
father of Mr.. NJ. T. F'ussell OF this place,
has been here for a week. He is re-
markaby well-preserved man for one
ninety years Of age.
Other recent arrivals have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Stabler and Louis II. Stab
ler OF Washington.
Miss Annie r. Baker of Brookeville is
quite ill at the home of Mrs. John G.
Bentley.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
RICHMOND SOCIETY.
correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, January 23 1902.
Miss Annabel McGill of Leesburs Va.
whose engagement to Mr. Albert W.
Gawthrope of Wilmington. Del, has just
been announced, arrives this week to visit
her friend, Miss Lima Shields of 10 North
5th street. Miss McGill spent a part of
her school girl life I'm Richmond and has
been a frequent visitor here since her
entrance into society. The announcement
of her engagement and approaching we'd
ding has been received with great interest.
Mrs. B. ii. Ellington was the hostess OF
a buffet luncheon given in her home, 1Sl7
Monument avenue, Wednesday. About
two hundred invita- tions were issued and
guests were received by Mrs. Ellington.
her special friend. Mrs Thomas p. Adams
and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges. Assisting,
the hostess were Mrs. Garrett r. Wall and.
Continued on Fifth Pase.l
Evening star., 1909-01-24
Rigid Smallpox Quarantine.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, January 23.-
Sixty guests at the Hotel Clarendon are
under rigid quarantine because John Zon-
ma, travelling man from Wisconsin, de-
veloped case of smallpox there last
night. All guests and employees were for
hidden to leave the hotel and are being
en- masse to-day. Among those
confined are the members of q meIodrama
company now playing here.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
DAYTON Man Held for Embezzlement

DETROIT, Mich. January 23.-Russell
Baker. aged thirty years. was arrested here
to-day for the Dayton (Ohio) police on the
charge Of embezzling 5000 from the Jew
ell &. Vinson Paint Company of that city.
Baker says that he admitted the short
age to his employers before he left Day
ton and transferred them a half interest
In house in Dayton and his household
goods in settlement
Evening star., 1909-01-24
RIvERDALE SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of Thc Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, January 23, 1909.
The entertainment rendered the men,
bers of the ladies' auxiliary by the River
dale Citizens Association. Inc, given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Owing to the death of Mr.. Justice Days
mother Mrs. Day will not receive nor
return any calls this season. She has
also Cancelled all social engagements.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Bryce. wife of the British am
bassador. was at home Friday afternoon
at the embassy, and had to assist her
Mrs. James. wife of the military at
tache. and Mrs. Young and Mrs. Ken
nard, wives of the second secretaries.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs Charles H. Babbitt will not be
at home tomorrow. but will be glad to
see her friends informally Mondays In
February
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs. Robert y. Harper will not receive
until Monday, February 10.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Col. and Mrs. Henry F. Blount we're
York to Jamaica and the Bermudas.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs Rudolph Behrend entertained at a
luncheon and card party Friday after
noon.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Lura Hamlet has returned to the
city after two-month visit to her
parents in Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs Niche. Mrs Matile Mrs. West. Mrs
John Walsh. Mrs. Barnett, Mrs Avery
Mrs Powell Darr Misses Harrison
Aleshire. Niche. Matile. Higgins. Tillman
Fealy. Hastings. the Misses Hickey and
the Misses Conrad. Mrs. Hicks poured
tea and Mrs Hillyer served coffee.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Carter enter
tanned at dinner of twelve covers
Wednesday evening, afterward taking
their guests to the reception and dance
of the Athletic Association OF the Catho-
lie University, which was held at Raus-
cher's. The table decorations were two
shades of pink carnations Among those
present were Miss Schofield, Miss Droste.
Miss Mcdonald, all of Trinity college;
Messrs. Ivers and QuiSley of the Catholic
University; Mr. Waite former state sena-
tor of Montana: Messrs. Jack and Brad
ley Waite and Edward Carter.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Carolln Robinson left last Monday
for New York to spend several weeks
as the guest OF relatives and friends
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mrs Williams F. Lemons and her sis
ter. Miss Gertrude Lutz will be at home
Wednesdays, January % and February
;. at the Kenesaw.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

The Brazilian ambassador. Mr.. Nabuco.
and the counselor of the embassy, Mr. de
Amaral will attend the inauguration of
the President of Cuba
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Senator du Pont and his daughter. Mrs
Crowninshield. had large party dining
with them last night.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mr.. Huntington Wilson, the newly ap-
pointed minister to Argentina, and Mrs.
Wilson. will sail from New York for
BuenoS Aires, February II.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Florence Price returned last week
from New York. where she has been max
ing a visit of some weeks.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Mary Landis. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles Landis, re-
turned last week from Annapolis. Md,
where she was the guest of friends.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Miss Aukam will entertain in honor of
Mrs. r. L. Allen of Waynesville. n. C..
at tea January 20 from to I. Assisting
her will be Mrs. Rene Bache. Miss Bid
die, Mrs. II. c. Wilton. Mrs. George Au-
kan and Miss Helen Davis.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Mr. and Mrs. Schwab and Miss Alma
Schwab are now located at 1925 T street.