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The Washington times., 1909-12-02
SHALL AMERICAN WORKERS
BE PROTECTED2

The declaration by the Kaiser from
the throne ON Tuesday that Germany
will extend its system of industrial in
surance and o,d-oge pensions, and the
rejection Of Lloyd-George's budget by
the British house of lords bring forcibly
10 tn attention of the people of this
country the question, "What will we
do for our aged and sick?'
Because OF the prosperity that has
been ours we Americans have been
CONTEXT to delegate this duty of caring
COR the helpless and the derelicts to
private philanthropy and to such public
institutions as poorhouses and orphan
asylums.
Men who have worked hard and
honestly as long as hralth and strength
permitted are carted into pauper cor
rails, there to be separated from the
wome-. who have shqred their toll and
their lives.
The system IN force in Germany and
that which was contemplated in the
defeeged British budget 60 further than
mere provision for the care of the aged.
The cstabIishn ent OF sanatoria, where
the SICK may Re restored TO health and
usefulness, rec employment agencies
under governmental auspices, annuities
lOr the maintenance of widows and chill
s!red until they shall become self-sup-
portirg-thes2 are some Of the other
humane features.
Europe II thoroughly aroused on this
subject IN Rome last year twenty
three governments were represented in
the International congress that dis
eussed measures calculates to advance
the movement.
Here, in the United States, with the
angle exception of Massachusetts,, we
nave been content to view the question
aeademicarv. The Bay State has
enacted law covering one phase of the
lng subject, that of industrial insurance
Private corporations and philanthropic
individuals aIe trying to solve the
problem in vaJlous wFys, most OF them
unsatisfactory.
Il is time that this nation should
,ake thought for It's vast army OF
WORKERS.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
What's on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

A Southern Cities Entertainment" by
the pupils Of Business High School
under the auspices Of the Southern
Commercial Congress. at the school,
at p. m.
Church fair in parish hall OF the Church
of the Advent. Second and Q streets
northwest
Church fair in St. Andrews parish hall,
Fourteenth and COrcOran streets.
Church fair IN parish hall OF the Church
Of Our Lady OF Victory, New Cut
and Conduit roads.
Robert Downing, the converted actor, In
lecture at Grace NJ. Z. Church, Ninth
and streets, ,. m
Theaters
National-Anna Held. In Miss limo
cence." at Sis p. m.
Belasco-.'G Going Some.' at $50 D. m
Columbia-"The Next of Kin" at s:l5
o. m.
Chase's-vaudevilie at Sis p. m.
Academy-"The King OF the Bigamists.
at Sis p. m
MajestIo-MOvins pictures and vaude-
1syeeum-"Cozy Corner Girls. At s.,5
o. m
Gayety-"Jersey Lilies" at SIS u m
CThe Times viii be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column. Write or phone announce
ments.)
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived Standish at Norfolk, New
Jersey at Newport. Brutus at Hampton
Roads. and Pompey at Guam.
Saned-HuH. TruNtOn. Whipple, Paul
Jones. Perry. Preble, Hopkins. Colds
borough. and Lawrence. from Magda-
lena bay FOR San Diego; Justin. from
MagdaIena bay for Mare Island: He
lena, Samar VillalobOs and Callao. from
Shanghai for NimrOd Sound, Chester,
from Chester for Hampton Roads. Mis-
sCuri. from Hampton Roads for South
cFn drill grounds; Minnesota from Nor
folk for Southern drill grounds; Ianth-
or. from New York for Southern drill
grounds; Flusser. from Boston for New
s York. Iris. from MaEdalena bay for
san Diego; Hist, from Guantanamo for
NIuucrO. New Jersey. from Newport for
Southern drill grounds.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PAR
GELS POST.

The Postal Progress League has IN
6ertaken 10 G1ge upon Congress that
the same TENS b. granted to the
1eople OF IN United States, in the
r.attc- OF transmission of merchandise
by mail, Tat are -Gade by the Gov
.ornment, in it's postal conventions, for
tie benefit Of the people Of foreign
countries
This seems Sc Logical an arrangement
that it is not easy TO find an answer
~ 10 the demand. The league calls at
frntiop to thu fact that on March .
last President Taft confirmed postal
conventions with Italy, Germany. and
Austria, under which the people of those
= countries are enabled TO send merchan-
disc t. the United States-and to any
point in the United States-at these
rates:
From Italy, II pounds for 20 cents.
From Germany, II pounds for 81
cents.
From Austria, IL pounds for SO
cents.
why an Italian should be permitted to
send a parcel of merchandise from
:. Rome to Seattle for less postage than
r. is charged on the same parcel from
Washington TO Baltimore. There may
be good reason for it, but we have
never been able to detect it. Recog-
nizing Of course the established and ac-
cepted reasons for refusing 70 give the
people of the United States parcels post
facilities-thOse reasons being the ex-
press companies of the United States
we have still been Of opinion that the
time would come when the express
companies would lose their hold on
the Congress, ami when the real public
interest would get a hearing. That
time ought TO be now. There has been
so much Of public enlightenment on the
tremendous value of the monopoly
which the express companies enjoy; the
country has seen too much Of the i'm
mense profits distributed by these con.
Germs, that it is difficult to believe the
representatives Of the people will longer
persist in refusal 10 consider the public
interest.
PERI ps we are denied the parcels
post for the same reason that some
good Massachusetts, folk objected to the
building of railroads. They urged that
putting locomotives rushing across coun-
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
NAVY.

Rear Admiral W. p. POTTER, to duty
as aid for personnel.
Rear Admiral r. WAINWRIGHT, de-
tached command Third division, L.
5. Atlantic Fleet; 10 duty as aid for
Captain A. WARD. TO duty as aid for
inspections.
Captain L. YOUNG. detached captain OF
yard. navy yard, Mare Island, Cal,
and continue other duties.
Captain B. TAPPAN, detached com
mand Indiana, to navy yard. Mare
Island, Cal, as captain of yard.
Captain r r. NICHOLSON, detached
board OF inspection and survey, Blu
reau Of Navigation. Navy Depart
ment.
Lieutenant Commander y. NJ. WOOD.
detached Dubuque; TO New York as
navigator.
Lieutenant L. L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Louisiana, and continue treatment
Naval Hospital, Norfolk. Va
Lieutenant NJ S. DAVIS-Detacbed
Mare island. Cal. as an assistant
to engineer officer.
Lieutenant G e BRILLHART-De-
tached command Preble. 70 Navy
Yard, Mare Island. Cal. as an as
sistant 20 engineer officer.
Lieutenant G. r. SMITH-Detached
Stewart. TO Navy Yard. Mare Island,
Cal, as an assistant TO engineer Of
GCer.
Lieutenant +. II. SADLER-Detached
command Stockton. 10 home and
wait orders.
Lieutenant A. T.. WATSON, TO Dubuque
as executive and navigating officer
Surgeon r. 3. WILLIAMS, detached
Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. /;
10 South Carolina.
Surgeon A. @. GRUNWELL, detach cd
Kansas, to treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital, Washington. d. G.
Assistant Surgeon J. NJ. MINTER, de-
tached Naval Hospital, Norfolk. va. /:
20 duty Prairie.
Assistant Surgeon T. G. FOSTER, to
Prairie
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
MISS FRANCES THORN.
Mrs. Hill Is Hostess
At Debutante Party

Mrs. William Corcoran Hill was
hostess az a beautiful luncheon today
at her residence on H street. asking a
large company OF the seasons debu-
tantes to meet Miss Margaret Preston
Draper, the debutante daughter Of Gen
and Mrs. William F. Draper
Miss Martha Bowers, daughter Of the
Solicitor General and Mrs. Lloyd G.
Bowers, was the honor guest OF Miss
Alice Boutell, the debutante daughter
OF Representative and Mrs. Boutell.
In the company invited to meet Miss
Bowers we're Miss Marta Calvo. Miss
Ruth Burnley. Of Chicago. who IS the
house guest Of her sister, Mrs. Roger
BouteIl; Miss Margaret Worthington.
Miss Frances Webster, Miss Katherine
Weeks, Miss Annie Irwin, Miss Edith
Sutherland, and Miss Natalie briggs.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Army and Macy
SerVtce Orders
ARMY.

CAPTAIN HERBERT G. GIBNER, Medi-
cal Corpss from General Hospital.
the Preside OF San Francisco, Cal,
to Fort Mcdowell. California. re-
heving Capt Robert l.. Carsweil,
Medical Corps, who will proceed TO
San Francisco, Cal
Second Lieutenant WARDER II. ROB
ERTS. LIST Infantry, to San Francis
CO. Cal
Captain HENRY II. SCOTT. Coast Ar
tillery Corps to Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital District of Columbia,
for treatment.
The following transfers are made to
take effect this date.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM G. DOANE,
from I'D to 9Th Infantry
First Lieutenant GEORGE F. RO-
ZELLE. JR-, from. 9th TO 22d In
fantry.
Captain GEORGE z. LOWELL, from
18th Cavalry, 20 18th Cavalry.
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Nh. and Mrs. Guest Are
Entertained at Embassy
copyrighted G. V. Buck

Mr.. and Mrs Lionel Guest. OF Neg
York. who spent the last few days In
Washington, guests at the Shoreham
Hotel, VIII return 10 New York tonight.
Miss Lucy Bigelow Guest viii remain
in Washington a guest at the German
embassy.
The German Ambassador and Coun-
tess Won Bernstorn entertained a party
at dinner last evening at the embassy
Their guests were the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs Meyer, the French Al
bassadOr and Nine Jusserand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Guest, of New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Legare. Mrs. Letter,
Mrs. Townsend. Miss Dodge. Of New
York; Countess Alexandra Won Bern
storff. Baron Ambroz, counsellor OF the
Austrian embassy; Frederick L. TTuide-
koper, and Mr.. Won Stumm and DR..
Hoerstmann. Of the embassy staff
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

try would scare the cows dry and make
the hens forget to lay eggs. Is 1t pos
sible that the statesmen who fear the
parcels post believe it would cause the
HALEY comet to hit us. or would make
the COWS and hens striker
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
RUB IT OUT!

The teacher had written a difficult
problem on the blackboard.
Now children" she said. what Is the
first thing TO do with this?'
Erase H." shouted the bad little boy
on the front seat.-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Miss Grover
Guest of Dr.. and Mrs. Boiling.

Miss Frances Grover, daughter Of the
lace Major Grover. u. S. A, who, with
her mother and sister, have been max
ing their home i'm Rome for the past
five years, is making a short visit TO
this country, and is at present the guest
OF Or. and Mrs. George Melville Boil
ing. 174S COrcoran street.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Wild deer are making a nuisance Of
themselves in Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts. and big game hunting is ex-
cellent The Kansas bankers can't find
places TO loan their money. The whole
country seems to be getting ripped up
side down these times.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Aviator Hubert Latham has made his
seroDlane go third Of a mile into.
the air, which breaks all records, but
then the Wrights have got up into
that rarified atmosphere OF high finance
where Mr.. Hartman and others Of his
class were wont to flourish.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

The emancipation Of woman continues
20 proceed apaCe. An Oakland Wo-
man finding her husband out JOY riding
with a party of ladies. shot up the
bunch, and a Cleveland girl has dis
carded skirts and Corsets so she may
wear trousers and work in a livery
stable.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

affect less than $500 institutions, or
about third of the whole number of
national banks
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Miss Lawrence
Weds Z. F. Bachelor.

Miss Emily A Lawrence. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percival o. Lawrence,
was married to +. F. Bachelor. Of
New York. last evening, in her parents
home on Eighth street. the Rev. J. r.
Shannon officiating. in the presence Of
the relatives.
There was no reception. Owing to
serious illness In the brides family tire
invitations for the wedding were re-
called.
Mr. and Mrs Bachelor reside at 225
Eighth street southwest until March -.
when they will 20 to Connecticut for
their future home.
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Mrs. John c. Fremont and TIE Misses
Fremont will be at home on Saturday
afternoons during December.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ellinger, OF Hillyer place,
was hostess at a bridal party. followed
by an Informal tea yesterday after
noon.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Palmer-Duncan
Wedding Cards Issued.

Colonel and Mrs. Duncan have sent
our cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Carol. to Lieut.. r. P. Palmer.
=. S. A, on Wednesday, December p,
at St Margaret's Church.
Mrs Foulois will be matron Of honor
for Miss Duncan and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Lillian Duncan Baxter,
Miss Katherine Keefer, Miss aNIrgar-
eta Brooke, and Miss Jlise Jocelyn.
Lieut. Philip Bagby will be best man
for Lieutenant Palmer and the ushers
viii be capt. Henry F. Pipes, Lieut.. .
Pratt, and Lieut.. Hen-y d. Cooke, y.
S. n.
A reception in the apartments OF the
brides parents. in the Cumberland, will
follow the ceremony at the church
Lieutenant Palmer is on duty as mill
tary instructor with the Kentucky Mill
tary Institute, which has its winter
homo in Florida.
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Mrs. Harry Wardman was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at her residence,
on Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Lower Floor
ProfuSely Decorated.
President Attends
Church Christmas Sale.

The Christmas Sale, given un.lar IN.
auspices Of the women of AN souls.
Church, opened last evening in the bqH
rooms OF the New Willard Hotel An
excellent program OF music and classic
dances preceded the sale The dances
which were arranged and given under
the direction of Miss Minnie Hawke in
eluded the Blue Danube waltz. the
Barcarolle dance, the Russian dance
gypsy dances. and the stately colonial
Inc President. who arrived a few
minutes after o'clock with CAPTAIN
Butt, occupied a sront box
The pastor Of the church. the Re,-
Z c. b Pierce. and Mrs Pierce oc-
cupled a box, having with them Miss
MI and Mrs Larz Anderson and q
box holders. 'HS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcors1 tJul
and Mrs. Thomas NJ Gale occupied a
Others present at the sale were Mrs
AIineTt, clifford Barney, Ms WOOD. vS-ife
OF Brialiet General Wood, and Nrs
Arthur Ramsay.
The Criterion Pleasure Club VIII
give dance at National pff,-
Armory tonight.
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Mr. Edwin HawIey seems to have sue
ceeded 70 Mr.. Edward II. Hartmann
unappeasabIe appetite for railroad sys-
TENS.
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Nine. de Quesada
Hostess At Large Luncheon.

Nine. de Quesada was hostess at a
large luncheon party yesterday.
DR.. Miranda. of New York. win arrive
IN Washington shortly TO be the guest
Of his sOn-in-law and daughter, the
former Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Quesada-
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Mrs. Hartman and Miss Hartman, OF
1906 Connecticut avenue. who are in
mourning, will NOT observe their Fri
day afternoons this season.
Miss Eugene Dent was hostess at
luncheon yesterday in compliment to
Miss Sylvester and her house guest
Miss Margaret Delano. OF Boston, who
is TO be maid of honor at the wedding
of Miss Sylvester and Carleton L.
Wood. Of Utica. on December 8
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Sale Opens
Early This Morning

The sale opened this morning az ID
O'CLOCK. and viii continue until Do
O'Clock tonight. The tables. which arc
arranged In the small ball room, are
cleS. Isl "a an
The committee Includes Mrs. Thomas
Maynew woodruff. Mrs James n
1000, Miss Catherine Newton Mrs
sterling Smith, Mrs. Cameron Mrs.
5arnett, Mrs Clark, Mrs. Cross. Mis-
rotten, Mrs Green. Miss BRIGHT Mr.
Sranoell; Mrs. Hillebrand, Mrs. HYATT.
rev aho Mrs T. c. B. Pierce, ETr. ana
Mrs LarZ Anderson. Senator 49, NJ
Fletcher. Mrs Baxter, Mrs. Thornas
Gale. General arr Mrs. Wood Mss
Sponord. Mrs Arthur Ramsay M
GToSVenOr Dave, and Mrs. Scudde-
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

DR.. Cook has been discovered at last,
so he knows how the pole felt about it.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
White House Callers
Senator Cullom.
Burrows.
Flint

Representative Dwight. Of New York.
Grant, of North Caro-
lima.
Douglas, OF Ohio.
Gambler, of Mississippi.
Austin, Of Tennessee.
Frank A Vanderlip. OF New York
CITY.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Squiers
Have Gone To Buffalo.

The American Ambassador to Pana-
ma and Mrs. Herbert G. Squiers have
gone to Buffalo for few days visit.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Henry Clay Pierce is likely to es-
cape punishment for perjury on legal
technically. Mr. Pierce is very
wealthy man. Persons surprised at the
announcement that he will get off will
please stand of their heads a few min
utes
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Bellboy in a San Francisco hotel was
left $4,000 by a rich patron Of the house.
That's almost as good as being the
head waiter
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

The cables report that former Premier
BalfOdr is suffering from cold. Before
this campaign is over. it will have set
tied in his feet
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

/ The State Department. purpose is
evidently to hold zelaya personally re-
/ sponsible in the Cannon and Groce
cases; provided Il gets hold of him.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Mrs. Richard Sylvester was hostess
at a luncheon party today in honor Of
her daughter, Miss Laura Sylvester
Mrs. Sylvester took her guests after
ward to the Columbia Theater where
they occupied a box.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Secretary Knox's style is a triie pom
derous. but he has no difficulty in max
ing his views clear when he writes
diplomatic epistle.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Senator and Mrs. Benkhead. OF Ala
bama, will arrive In WASHINGTON short
", and will spend the winter az the
Riggs House.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

The Grecian Minister. l. A, Gro
miIas. has returned TO Washington
from visit 10 Boston and New York.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Miss Margaret Montgomery, OF Port
land, Oregon. who has been visiting
Mrs. James w. pinchot has gone to
New York for a series of visits to reia-
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Representative and Mrs Mundell, Of
Wyoming, have taken an apartment in
the Burlington foT the winter season.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Nine. Won LivOnius
Is Visiting In Baltimore.

Nine Won LivOnius, wife Of the mill
tary attache OF the German embassy,
left Washington this morning for Balti-
more 10 spend several days.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Speaker Cannon called at the White
/ House 70 pay his respects, but not get
/ ting admittance. paid them to the in
surgents instead. The amount being
small, he didn't wait to get receipt
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Mrs William L. Marshall and her
daughter. Miss Maitland Marshall, will
be at home informally this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Representative and Mrs. Lacev. or
Iowa, have arrived in washington and
have taken an apartment at the Rigs
House for the season
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Senator and Mrs. culberson
Visiting At Atlantic City.

Senator and Mrs Culberson, of Texas.
who are spending the season at the
Connecticut. have gone 70 Atlantic
City for several weeks.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Senator and Mrs. Burrows have as
their house guests the Hon and Mrs
Hutson Coleman, OF Kalamazoo, Mich
who arrived in washington this morn
ing for a short stay
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Miss Elsie Downing Makes Her Debut at Home
Of Her Parents Before a Distinguished Gathering
The Last of Family of -Four
Charming Daughters to
Enter Society.
Small Dinner Dance fol
Young People Follows
Reception.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A C.
Downing. on Massachusetts avenue
will be the scene Of a brilliant gather
ing this afternoon when social Wash
ington viii call to pay its respects to
their youngest daughter, Mss Elsie
Downing, tha last of a family of four
charming yorng women to enter So
ciety.
Receiving with Mrs. Downing and
her daughters will be Miss Natalie Lin
coin. Miss Carol Newberry. Miss Isabel
Magruder Miss Frances GOldsborOugh,
Miss Mary Stead. Miss Stephanie Tres
cot. Miss Katherine Leeeh Miss Mary
Chew, Miss Jessie Krogstadt. Miss
Adelaide Heath. Miss Katherine Brown,
Miss Ruth Pilling, Miss Marguerite
Barbour. and Miss Leonora Finley.
In the dining room will be Miss JAMIE
Riggs and Miss Maury. who will pre-
side at the tea table and Miss Marion
Leutze at the punch bowl
The house will be prettily decorated
with quantities Of pink roses palms
and ferns and an orchestra will play
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Downing
Wears Pale Pink Satin.
Mrs. Downing will wear a handsome
gown of pale pink satin and point lace
The debutante will wear white satin
with a bertha of crystal and pearl en-
" robbery yelled In tuIIe and will carry
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Downing will wear blue meteor
crepe embroidered and trimmed in sill
yer. Miss Helen Downing viii wear
trim al rryif1
pearls, and Miss Vera Downing. a hand
5vme gown of brown chiffon velvet
heavily braided the top Of the bodice
embroidered and yelled in gauze.
A small dinner dance for young people
will follow TIE reception.
Miss Olga Roosevelt, the debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roose-
welt, entertained a luncheon company
today. having as guests Miss Jessie
Krogstadt, Miss Ruth Pilling, Miss Mar
guerite Barbour, Miss Stella CaTusi.
Miss Catharine BrittOn. Miss Elsie
Downing. Miss Marie Guidet-Duryea,
Miss Laura Merriam, Miss Frances NIL
Mary Frazee. of Louisville KY. the
house guest Of Miss Britton.
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Name Committee
For Exclusive Dances
The committee OF the small and early
dances. which viii be given at Rausch-
er's on January and 2S. IS composed
Of Mrs. Richardson Clover. Mrs Robert
Chew, Mrs. James Marion Johnston,
Mrs Francis Newlands. Mrs. Frank B.
Noyes. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins.
chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who
have been the guests OF the Duke and
Duchess de Gramont and Nine Poryes,
in France. win san for this country
about December Il. They will ccme to
their new residence in Washington i'm
mediately.
Senior Don p EzeGuiel. the Venezue-
Ian Minister, and Settcr Don Augusta r
PulidO. secretay OF the legation, who
have spent some time in New York,
have arrived in Washington.
Senior Don Francisco Leon de la
Barra, the Mexican Ambassador. who
is abroad will arrive in this country
the latter part of December.
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Mrs. Hean
And Daughters Arrive.

Mrs. Kean, and the Misses Kean,
mother and sisters Of Senator Ke5n,
who spent the summer AT their summer
place at Elizabeth, n. J., have arrived
in Washington and have opened their
residence on street, for the season
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Count de Chambrun. military at
tache of the French embassy, and Coun-
tess de Chambrun, entertained a party
al dinner last evening in honor OF Arch
bishop Ireland and Bishop O'Gorman.
Capt. and Mrs. Dion Williams enter
tanned = party informally at dinner last
evening. Their guests were Miss South
erland, Miss Mary Switzerland. Lieu
tenant Long and Capt. Louis Mccartney
Lane.
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Dr. WI, the Chinese minister. was the
guest in whose honor Mr- and Mrs
John r. Henderson entertained a party
at dinner last evening at Boundary
Castle.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

senator and Mrs Aldrich have gone
TO their place at Warwick Nsrf-
Rhode Island. for a weeks stay.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02

Miss Marta Calvo, daughter of the
Minister from Costa Rica and Nine
Calvo, has issued cards for a luncheon
on December 10 for debutantes.
The Washington times., 1909-12-02
Pierce Guild
Opens At Masonic Temple.

The ladies Of the Pierce Guild, auXili
airy Of the Washington Home for
Foundlings. opened their annual lunch
con and sale today in the old Masonic
Temple The luncheon and sale will
continue through Saturday of this week.