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MISS ELEANOR MILLER.

York Thursday to accompany her daugh,
ter. Miss Marguerite Barbour, who will
sail on Saturday on the Lapland for
Antwerp with Mrs. David D. Porter. The
| summer will be spent in travel and Mai
Porter will Join his wife and Miss Bar
bour in August.
After seeing her daughter of Mrs. Bar
bour will go to Atlantic City for q few
days before returning home.
Secretary Nagel will go to Chicago to
attend the dinner Of the National Fedora
ton of Millers. May %. and from there
will go to st. Louis, his home. Mrs.
Nagel and their children will return east
with him and go to their summer home at
Marion. Mass. Secretary and Mrs. Nagel
have leased the Wharton residence on 4
street west OF Connecticut avenue, which
the late Henry Norohd.A built for his own
Lieut. Gen Chatfee a few years ago.
A pleasant evening was spent last
Wednesday, May II, at the home of Miss
Annie Langley. Congress Heights. In
We're We're, INDUCED % E in until a late hour. after
which the guests, including the Delta
Pleasure Club, of which she Is q member.
repaired to the DINING room. where
bountifui repast was served. The tables
Of the club, lavender and yellow. Among
those present were Marguerite DAILY,
Helen Sullivan. Helen Smith. Mary
Weeks. Mary Doener, Edna McCabe,
Pearl McCabe. Mae Acker, Katie George.
ley. Sumner Wright. Ella and Annie
Langley. Messrs. Joe Parkhill. Eddie
Weeks Willie Nolan, Walter Carter. Nor
man Foote, Raymond Norris. Robert
Georgius, Upton Law. Tom Elliott,
Wines. Tom Langley, Mr. and Mrs. Lang
ley.
Lieut.. Lake gaYe an informal dinner
aboard the Dolphin last night.
Mrs. g. NJ Robson gave dinner last
night
day to her apartments in the Brunswick
from Philadelphia, where she was visiting
friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon and Mrs.
Maurice Solomon Of Denver. Col. are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Victor E. Ad-
Ter of 12O5 10th street northwest
| Miss Blanche Hollander has returned
| to her home on 18th street from Balti-
guest of Mrs. L. Hertzberg Of Park
Heights avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kaufman re-
turned to town Thursday from e ten-oay
stay in Atlantic City at the Hotel Ru-
dolf.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rosenthal are To-
Gated at 100 7th street northwest and
have as their guest their niece. Miss
Blanche Hirsh OF Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Morton weyl of Philadelphia was
the guest Of friends for several days
during the week.
Mrs Calvert Rosenthal has returned to
her apartment in the Kenesaw from Q
visit with relatives In Baltimore. She
entertained the Afternoon Bridge Club
last Friday. In the party were Mrs.
Sidney C. Kaufman. Mrs. Simon Kann,
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be at homo this evening, 2511 18th street,
from 8 to 10 o'clock.
MT and Mrs Leonard Dammann Of New
York spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Dammann and returned to their
home Thursday.
Mrs. E. Hathaway of Norfolk, Va, who
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sigmund during the week, has returned
to her home.
Mark Lansburgh, who is attending the
University of Pennsylvania, Is on a visit
to his parents in town.
Mrs. A. ]. stearns Of Hartford, Pa, and
Mrs. G. H. Stearns Of Kingsley. Pa. are
the guests of Mrs. Delzine Marean.
Miss Bessie Fox and Miss Mary Blue
Of Romney, w. Va. visited Mrs. e. B.
Swingle of Newton street, Brookland. on
their way from Kinsales to their home.
Mrs. Louis Julien, ST.. who spent the
winter in New York. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. s. Joseph Henry of 1243
Newton street, Brookland, and will take
apartments on Columbia road and remain
in Washington for the summer.
The Brookland Literary Society closed
its sessions for the season with an enter
tanning meeting at the home Of Dr. and
Mrs. Duncan. Two vocal solos by Mrs
DTdh0 dlO Two piano S0lcCC1OnS Oy MISS
Mabel Linton were well received, and
Miss Mechlin gave an instructive history
Of American art from the time Of Benja-
min West to the present day.
Mr.. G. H. Burkes, who has been visiting
at his home in Mississippi for some time
on account Of i'll health, has returned to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eugene Gordon
will be at home to their friends after
Wednesday Of this week at No 2 Sth
street northeast. Mr.. Gordon was cap
tain of Company G, Business High School
last year. and Mrs. Gordon, as Miss Doro-
thy Harrell, was q popular young lady Of
Brookland
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Gilfry an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Helen Fisher, and DR.. William l. Taylor
Of Stovall, N. G.. No definite time has
yet been set for the wedding.
Capt. A. Cook entertained at dinner
last night at the Metropolitan Club in
honor Of Jason e. Weller Of New York
A dance was held at the National Ca
thedral School last Friday evening. when
school were the hostesses. The large hall.
which was cleared for dancing, was artis-
tically decorated with quantities Of spring
flowers. ferns and palms. and the small
clasSrOOmS were hung with flags and pen
nants representing the different prominent
colleges, such as Harvard. Yale, Princeton,
Cornell, etc. During the intermission q
dainty supper was served at numbers of
small tables. which were prettily arranged
with shaded candles and ferns. The
guests. who numbered about one hun
dred. were received by Mrs. Barbour Wal
ker and Miss Hooker. Among the mem
bers of tho senior class and their guests
were Miss Estelle Crane, Miss Charlotte
Howe. Miss Ralph. Miss Ellen Bond of
Kentucky, Miss Dorothy Myers, Miss Mil
dred Aubrey. Miss Caut, Miss Juliette
Ryan. Miss Lucinda Carpenter Penneba-
ker, Miss Rebecca Botsford, Mass Roberta
Willard. Mr.. Matthewson. Mr.. George
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Easterday, Mr.. Berrilsford, Mr.. Hale. MI.
Blake Gordon, Mr.. CORDOBA, Mr.. Caut,
Mr.. John Lane Johns. Mr.. Wa!cott, Dr.
Gambler, Mr.. Bodowin Craighill Mr.
Peachy, MI. Clarke, Mr.. John Lane Johns,
Mr.. Bixby, Mr.. Basil Boteler. Mr.. Pow
ers. Mr.. John Sterrttt. Mr.. Ryan and Mr..
Erskine Gordon.
Mrs. Phillip Hof1inger was tho hostess
at a card party last Thursday afternoon
at her home on 35th street, when she en-
tertained the members Of her five hundred
club. The guests numbered about twenty
and the prizes which were unusually at
tractive. were won by Mrs. Brooke. VINO
won tho first prize, q cut glass dish; Miss
O'Donohugh, who won an embroidered
centerpiece; Mrs. Hichou, q hand-painted
plate, and Miss Miller. q hand-painted
vase Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Luthrop won
the consolation prizes. Among those sas VINO
Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Luthrop'
Mrs Semmes Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Hichou. Mrs. Whipley. Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Maxwell. Miss
O'Donohugh and Miss Kelly.
The fortnightly dance which was held
last Tuesday evening at the Dumbarton
Club. on r street, proved to be one OF the
most attractive of the season. An un-
guests were present and after the dane
ing a dainty supper was served IN the
card room and in the dining room. The
next dance Of the club will be held May
25.
Miss Jeanie Pendleton Eweing. who
was the guest of friends in Alexandra
the early part of last week. has returned
to her apartment in the Charlotte.
Mrs Blount Mason Will arrive IN
GEORGETOWN this week and viii be the
guest of her sister-in-laW, Miss Susan
II B. Mason, at her home on P street.
Miss Margaret Shoemaker will leave to.
morrow for Carlisle Pa. where She will
visit DR.. and Mrs. E'erdanand snoemaher. &
former residents Of Washington. Later
Miss Shoemaker will be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Walton. at her home IN west
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Hutchinson arrived in
Georgetown last week and u visiting
Miss Elizabeth Hoover at her home on
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Of California. who
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
HoflinEer, at their homo on 35th street,
left last week for Europe, where they will
spend the summer In travel Upon their
visit MI. and Mrs Hofiinger and will
90 later to their homo In California
Miss Elizabeth Tabb Barkesdale has re-
turned from Prince William county, Va.
where she was the guest Of Mrs. Eva
Marstella Mason.
Miss Tobin. who has been visiting Lieut.
Henry Charles Dinger. U-S.N.. and Mrs
Dinger at their home on Q street, has
returned to her home in New York
Mre n T. corIamer' who has hean
her guest Miss Josephine Conrad of
Philadelphia.
Mrs Oliver Prince Buel and Mrs. Lau-
renee Sprague Babbitt Of Hammond
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Mrs Sol Minister and Mrs. Gerson Nord-
Iinger. Refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon from an attractive tea
table.
Mrs. A. Powdermaker Is visiting fela-
tives In New York and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Isadore Grosner have re-
turned to town from q visit In Pittsburg.
Pa, where they had gone to attend the
engagement reception Of their son. Clar-
|ence Grosner. and Miss Florence Cert.
Miss Rena Fishel leaves town today to
spend about ten days in Baltimore as the
guest Of Miss Edith Nattans OF EutaW
place.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Simon Lyon ana daughter
are now in Atlantic City for several
weeks stay.
Miss Bessie Lansburgh, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. James Lansburgh, and DR.. Mar.
tin Schwartz Of New York, whose en-.
gagement was recently announced, will
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Bailey. Senator Overman. Senator and
Mrs. Hepburn, Senator and Mrs. Garter.
Senator and Mrs. Rayner. Senator and
Mrs. Cummins. Assistant Secretary and
J. 8. Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eos
ter. Miss Gwynn, Miss Sheriff.. Miss Nina
Squire and Prince Kondachen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings gave a
dinner last night In honor OF Miss Ada
Newlands and DR.. Virginius Dabney,
whose marriage takes place next Iues-
day. Miss Katherine Jennings Is to be
bridesmaid with Miss Gertrude Williams
and Miss Feroune Perkins.
Mayor Reyburn is entertaining party
Of friends down the Potomac today on
his yacht the Gretchen.
Mra Carr. tho wife Of Gen. Eugene A.
Carr. has issued cards for tea to be
given May 10 to the Georgetown Con-
vent Alumnae. This entertainment VIII
be q sort Of farewell rendered Dy MRS.
over over which she has presided with dignity
and grace for four years. for; nav1ng
served two terms as president. MRS. Carr
is not eligible, according to the consttu,
ton, for reelection. q matter OF universal
regret to the alumnae.
For more than q century Georgetown
Convent has held q conspicuous place In
the history of education In this country.
It Is the alma mater perhaps OF more
distinguished women than any otner
four daughters Of Augustin de Yturbide:
Emperor Of Mexico: the daughters OF
Gen. Winfield Scott and Admira! Dani-
gren. the Montholons OF France. Harriet
Lane Johnston, Adele Cults. who married
Stephen A. Douglas; the wife and daugh-
ters Of Gen. Sherman. the granddaughter
of Cen Grant, the daughters OF president
Tyler, Of Gen. Butler. OF the late Samuei
J. Randall. Of Senators Acorn. ingalls'
lory, ST., of Florida, and others: Gems.
Sheridan. Beauregard, Eugene A. Carr.
Joseph E. Johnston and Hartman Bache
found their wives in Georgetown gradu-
ates Mrs. Pike Graham, the Countess
Esterhazy. the Baroness Won Overlook.
Lady Beresford Hope. the daughter OF
Nine Bonaparte. Mrs. Potter Palmer,
Mrs. Fred Grant. Mrs. Russell Harrison
and the Countess de Buisseret claim
The Alumnae Association has on It's
rolls scores Of names Of women prominent
in literary, artistic ana soclal circles.
Mrs. Carr's predecessors In ONCE were
Mrs. Washington Roebling. who finished
the Brooklyn bridge after her husband
was disabled, and Mrs Julius s. Walsh.
the universally beloved president who
now lies critically Ill at her nome In st.
Louis.
The secretary of the association Is not
always notified by members of change of
residence, and she wishes to assure any
alumna who may not have received her
city. that Mrs Carr will cordially well
come them at her residence. 11A 10th
street northwest, Wednesday next.
MP. and Mrs Garom DENLY of Detroit
are here on a visit to their brother and
sister, Representative DENLY and Mrs.
Wilkes The four are to take motor
trip through the Shenandoah valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Swope at their residence
on street northwest entertained the
members of the Immaculate Conception
Dramatic Club last Friday evening at a
TIL I'll
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Court had as their house guests during
the past week for few days Mrs. Bah
| bits son and daughter-in-law. Col I'D
win B. Babbitt, U.S.A.. and Mrs. Bah
bitt Col Babbitt is at present stationed
at Sandy Hook. N. J.
Miss Ada Saunders Of Georgetown Is
out Of town ON q short visit to friends.
Miss Matte lizard. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Mary Wysong at her home on
Euclid street, left last Monday for her
home In Columbia, s. c. Miss lizard Is
the regent Of the D. A. R OF Columbia
Mr.. Frank Garland Miller. who visited
friends in Georgetown last week. has re-
turned to his home in Philadelphia. MIR.
Miller is former resident Of Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belt, who have
been making a short visit to relatives In
Maryland. have returned to their home In
| Washington.
Miss Louisa Phillips and Miss Anne L.
Humphreys left recently for Atlantic
City, where they will spend the month OF
| May.
Mrs. M. A. Shields. who has been
spending the past three or four months at
palm Beach, sailed recently for Europe
where she will visit In the south of
France.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper have
closed their home on 18th street and have
gone to their country home, near Lees
burg, Va, for the summer.
Miss Posie Young OF Philadelphia for
merly of Washington, Is visiting friends
in Georgetown.
Miss Guile Serpel, who has been the
We've Cassin Of 30th street, left last Tues
day for her home. In Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Thurfield left re-
Gently for Atlantic City. where they are
spending about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs George Merriam have
closed their apartment In the Rocham-
beau and have sailed for Europe, where
they expect to spend the entire summer.
Mrs Horace Lycurgus English, who has
been the guest for short while Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Steiner Of
Alexandria, has returned to her home
in Washington.
Mr.. Walter English Of Georgetown was
the guest Of friends in Virginia during
the past week.
Mrs William Rodenburg, wife OF Rep
resentative Rodenburg, and their little
son. Master William Ridgway Rodenburg.
who have been spending the winter at
Congress Hall, left last week for their
home in East st. Louis.
Miss Mildred Johnson Of N street left
recently for Grandview, near Werners-
VILE. Pa, where she win spend q month
visiting friends. Before returning to
Washington Miss johnson will visit in
New York
Mrs William G. Young, who has been
the guest for the past month of Com
mander William Strother Smith. U.S.N,
and Mrs. Strother Smith at their apart
ment In the Westmorland, will leave to-
morrow for Williamsburg. Va, where she
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will visit her son-in-law ana daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Lane. before re-
turning to her home in Hampton. Va.
Mrs. Clarence Chester, who has been
spending several weeks in WASHINGTON
| as the guest Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Chester at their homo on K street. has
returned to New York
Mrs. Joseph Collins Of o street has n
her house guest her son, the Rev. James
Collins of Coronado, Cal
Mrs. S. A. Gaskins Of Georgetown was
the guest Of friends in Hancock. Nd,
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs R. e. Lamb Of New York
are In Washington for several days, stop
ping at the Arlington
Miss Dupont. who has been the guest
of Miss Maize Stone at her home in War
renton Va, returned home Thursday Of
last week. Miss Stone accompanied her
to Washington.
Mrs. Selwyn Cokerille has had as her
house guest recently her sister, Miss
Corrie Cline of Virginia.
Mrs. Yarnell, wife Of DR.. Yarnell OF
Georgetown, has as her house guest Mrs.
John G. Powell and Miss Powell OF Nor
folk, Va.
The confirmation class will hold its ex-
ercises at the Eighth Street Temple this
year Wednesday morning. May 20. The
class, numbering twenty-five, are Miss
Alma Kaufman. Miss Beatrice Hahn. Miss
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rated with ferns and cut flowers. Mr..
Fred Norway played several musical
selections. After dancing, refreshments
were served. Besides the members of the
dramatic club, Mr.. and Mrs. Schnopp, Mr..
and Mrs. Matchett, Mrs. Frank Rupert,
Mrs. G. N. Payette. Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
W. w. Youngs, Miss Lydia Payette and
Mr.. Frank Hodge. Mr.. Samuel Streb. Mr..
Frank Price. Mr.. John King. Mr.. Fred
Norway, and the members Of the I'm
maculate Conception Dramatic Club. were
present
Senator and Mrs. Burrows will go to
Atlantic City for q stay after Congress
adjourns and have not yet decided
whether to go abroad or to spend the rest
Of the summer In Michigan
Sonora Espinosa, tho wife OF the min
lister Of Nicaragua, Is not only extremely
good looking. but has very pleasant man
nera and will be great favorite here.
Mrs. James r. Barbour will go to New
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Bridge and Lawn Party.

Mrs. Charles J. Bell has given her
house and grounds. Twin Oaks. Woodley
lane. for a bridge and garden party for
the benefit of the School OF Arts and
Crafts. Thursday, May 20. from 4 to Z.
A feature of the afternoon will be pas
toral arranged by Mrs. Barney. in which
a number Of young girls and children will
take part.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Belt. who have
been making a short visit to relatives in
Maryland. have returned to their home in
Washington.
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Court had as their house guests during
the past week for q few days Mrs. Bah
bits son and daughter-in-law. Col I'D
win B. Babbitt. U.S.A. and Mrs. Bah
bitt. Col Babbitt is at present stationed
at Sandy Hook. N. J.
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Miss Ada Saunders Of Georgetown is
out Of town ON a short visit to friends.
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Mr.. Frank Garland Miller, who visfte
friends in Georgetown last week. has re
turned to his home In Philadelphia. Mi
Miller is a former resident Of Washing
ton.
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something unusual while Congress is
here. The President and Mrs. Taft will
have . joyful trip to Petersburg. Va. this
week. and Mrs Taft has cards out for
her third Friday afternoon. which, II at
tended by the good fortune Of last week,
win be held In the garden.
The dinner which the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Knox are giving Wednesday
night at Rauscher's viii be a large one,
probably about $50 persons being asked.
Senator and Mrs. Depew had a large
party dining with them last night to meet
Secretary and Mrs. MacVeagh. The other
guests were Senator and Mrs. Clark, Sem
ator and Mrs Dolliver, Senator and Mrs.
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Miss Matte lizard. who has been visit
ing Mrs Mary Wysong at her home on
Euclid street, left last Monday for her
home in Columbia, s. C.. Miss lizard Is
the regent Of the D. A R OF Columbia
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Miss Louisa Phillips and Miss Anne l..
Humphreys left recently for Atlantic
City, where they will spend the month of
Nav.
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MI and Mrs. Garom DENLY of Detroit
are here on a visit to their brother and
sister, Representative DENLY and Mrs.
Wilkes The four are to take a motor
trip through the Shenandoah valley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Swope at their residence
on r street northwest entertained the
members of the Immaculate Conception
Dramatic Club last Friday evening at a
dance. The parlors were profusely deco
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1HILE both official and unoffi-
cial hospitalities are on the
NM wane. and preparations for
w going away engross many,
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Lamb Of New York
are in Washington for several days. STOP
ping at the Arlington.
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Mrs. N L. Colamer, who has been
staying at Palm Beach, Fla, has had as
her guest Miss Josephine Conrad of
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. S. A. Gaskins Of Georgetown was
the guest of friends in Hancock, Nd,
during the past week.
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Mrs. Yarnell, wife OF DR.. Yarnell OF
Georgetown, has as her house guest Mrs
John G. Powell and Miss Powell Of Nor
folk, Va.
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Mrs. M. A. Shields, who has been
spending the past three or four months at
Palm Beach, sailed recently for Europe,
where she will visit In the south of
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Mrs. Joseph Collins Of o street has ~
her house guest her son, the Rev. James
Collins Of Coronado. Cal.
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Mrs. Oliver Prince Buel and Mrs. Lau-
renee Sprague Babbitt Of Hammond
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper have
closed their home on 18th street and have
gone to their country home, near Lees
burg, Va, for the summer.
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Mrs. Selwyn Cokerille has had as her
house guest recently her sister, Miss
Corrie Cline of Virginia.
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Miss Tobin, who has been visiting Lieut..
Henry Charles Dfnger, U-S.N.. and MRS.
Dinger at their home on Q street, has
returned to her home in New York.
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Miss Posie Young OF Philadelphia for
merly of Washington, Is visiting friends
in Georgetown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rosenthal are To-
Gated at 1000 7th street northwest and
have as their guest their niece. Miss
Blanche Hrsh OF Atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-13
JEFF DOUBTS FIGHT DECKER
PuEiIist says No One Has Authority
IN Sfuu for Him.

~ SNHN hVN AhANhs
PLYMOUTH. Az. FLAMES J. Jeffries
on arriving here today from New York APP
pCared to be surprised 10 learn that his
representative. Sam Berger, had signed
an agreement in Chicago yesterday for a
championship fight between Jack Johnson
and Jeffries.
NO one has any authority" said JEFF
fries, ito make any such arrangements In
my absence. have nothing to say about
my fight with Johnson. The match will
come off II I have anything to do with
It. As TO the date when it will take place
It may be in six months and 1t may be
earlier or even later, but the sooner the
better"
CHICAGO, Aug. H.-Sam Berger, acting
as the representative of James J. Jeffries,
was unperturbed hy the report that his
authority to represent the big fighter had
been repudiated by Jeffries.
"Jeffries has undoubtedly been misin-
formed as TO what was done yesterday and
believes that l concluded a final agreement
with Johnson" said Berger.
The agreement contains only the pre-
liminary articles and am satisfied that
Jefflies will approve what | have done"
CHICAGO, Aug. 12-With the signing of
articles by Sam Berger for Jamts j. JEFF
fries and by Jack Johnson for himself
the preliminary arrangements for the bout
between the two fighters we're arranged
here yesterday.