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AGAINST
sPAIN s klNE9

given b. Officers the army IN this
city last night at which King Manuel
was present a lieutenant publicly
warned his majesty That q plot. 10 de,
thsone him was in course OF prapara.
lion aud that he was surrounded by
spies and traitors. Extra guards are
on duty around The royai palace today.
candidates for thu speaaersAlp was no
reason why they should be given spc'
clal privileges aud all we'd TO gopble
up an the more desirable seats. One
member was as good rs another, and
this arrangement would nor took good.
to the boys at the forks 81 The creek.
Bryan was willing 10 draw itf hts
seat. AID said that be would accept
no courtesy TO which any other mem.
ben might object.
Smith OF Custer also spoke strongly
against the proposed arrangement.
Col, Ross moved lhat the Eanles of
the members mentioned be saken nui
OF the reports and that Turner. Mathis
and Lewis be allowed to Sc .ect their
own seats. these three helng the CID
est members and difficult OF. hearing
Maxey OF the committee believed
that the men mentioned were be
chief among The a0of leaders. and that
for. this regson they Xhould be elven
the places designated IN the renost
He pointed ont that n was speakcs
PRO term another leadeg Of the DEM
Iceraile caucus and that Tie hers.
wouldshaye 4 large. amount Of work on
the floor of Tho house.
Smith, Of Custer. interrupted with a
question:. asking II All the mcmners
would not likely have some wtfk Oh
The floor, HIS uupfy WIS greeted With
a storm OF applause.
Resolution Goes Over.
Tllloluon. too. stated that he desired
no advantage 1yef any follow member
and endorsed the suggestion Of Ross
frat the 0ldea members BE- given theft
choice ol seats. McCalla followed With
similar aiatemensa aud declined the
~nfoliered honor, williams. Of puehma.
taha, spoke warmly against lta rep ~
believing Il ID, be unfair 10 the rest Of
the members.
Harrison and Teyrai. the other two
who Ind been given special seats IN
The report, followed briefly and dealin
Ell 10 use TIE aeals mentioned stating
that d square deal va All they were
aeekina and thai theT would accent
whatever seats they might sci II the
general drawing Workman Rogers
also Snoke briefly. A Moilon thar the
report be sent bark Il the committee
3as carried ana Ire parliamentary
storm Haa eaimea
An adjournment was inken tfll sNa
his morning.
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BRAND TALE As cANAHp
Special 70 Dallx Lender.

speclal 70 Daily Lender,
Galveston. Tex Jun. 1.-THE STORY
from Anaaarko Ok that the Indian
wife 1t the late Gen Sam Houston
aged IA years. Is a~banaonea nekfpth
kl0wa Agency. In Oklahoma. Is bitter
II denounced ~ TIE willow 81 The
Ifst president # the TEXAS EbnhlIf
Hn AANe Ats5k ana H0fs 4. e.
fsta 81. Ea|fea : zs6a as1fhlAI rs
tao hs.sleEh district ct Vesas
ne family admits Cen Houston
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Genuine II oIeprcot Sox
You ca now buy sor q ok pair "
dOlgssOeG SOI- sogrnerly c2.Oc for c!.Fc

Those who have always paid Is
enta q pair for inferior sox car
now have the best at this price.
HoIeprooE are The original
guaranteed sox = the FIRST that
Eere sold under a 6 months
guarantee.
The makers pay the top market
price FOR their yarn~they buyonly
the finest and sofiest Egyptian and
Sea Island cotton.
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But the top market price Is now
less than Il was, so tho makers arc
now saving JOY so cents on six
pairs. Yet you get the same sox
as before.
Come in aud see what Holeproof
are like. Judge II You want the
genuine. Decide Il any other
brand Is one-half so good. Learn
what you save and gain when You
wear Iloleproot.
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death penalty In certain cases~-the
two latter bearing the name OF Wcrt-
man as their author,
Partridge Of Grant.Alfalfa introduced
d resolution thanking The citizens aud
ladies' 0f Guthrie fsr the bail and ban
auet given the state officers and mem.
bers OF the legislature on Tuesday
night. Jaup and Bryan opposed this
Tor the reason that the legislature IS
such docs not accept invitations 70 So
clal functions and the like Any ex.
preaslons II appreciation, they felt,
should come from Individuals az such
aud NOT from the house. The SAME
policy had been pursued throughout
me entire session 81 last year Cas-
atel moved that the resolution De
RAled 4 divlsin was called for, and
his motion prevailed By a vote Of =
10 &c.
Committee on Rules Announced,
A committee announcement OF no
small importance came during lhe aes.
sion OF Wednesday Afternoon when
Speaker Wilson named the men who
Will frame The rules under which the
present Legislature Will conduct lis
lahufs, The enmmlttee consists Of
Tll0ts0n lchairmanl Of Nowata, Max
ey Of "pett." Mccall. II Love, Jones o.
Oklahoma and Ross of Comanehe,
The house journals wer ordered
printed fer the present under the d.
rectlon Of the chief clerk unall other
arrangements could be made.
First Concurrent Res. luton.
The first house concurrent res0lu-
tion vas introduced by Maxey and
directs taat the convention hall shall
be- placed III the hands Of he secre
tafy of state. who shall have power
10 apportipn the building between the
house and senate, Under this reaoiu,
Ton other state officers could be as
signed 10 rooms IN the big hall IL any
were left which were not needed By
tie two hoases. At present the at
torney general Is occupying * rooms.
TIE clerk Of the supreme ctnst two.
and the criminal court Of appeals 4
number oF others. This leaves only
nee vacant, and eight vii he noces.
|sarv for the housing Of the clerical
force and employees alone. The reso.
luton was allowed b 80 over fof the
day.
Flras "Brush" Of the Session.
The first warm dphate Of The second
session came up when Ike committee
OH arrangements and seatinR submitted
ia report during The closing hours o.
Wednesday evening Tho regoft ~
ninsd the usual rec mmeadatIgn that
separate seats BE- designated for ne
groeA. The minority haze been given
The seats numbered from 0s "a l09. II
the east end Of the hall, end The report
peeemmenas that they apppriion these
|Nmong themselves as they may sec
nt. The majority were II draw mum
beers Tor the remaining seats. bnt the
committee rec mmended that aix seaH
hc assigned as follows Tillotson, No
|t Harrison No Is Mcealla. SO. 81
Ross. No. 81 Bryan. no. i0s Terrell
No. 80. Al Of These seats are lotAlaf
~ Al in give considerable adsnutaat
i0 f1elf optunaats n times Of aehaIe
Faulkner starts FlssNtrka.
Faulkner of kloNa protested WARMLY
asaInsl The report stating that
bowed gross dlscfln lnasIun. and laas
beeaase 81 laIa members he'd bsal'
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Tho funds are apportloned 10 each.
county according 10 lhe school popu.
iali0n The amonnl on hands 10
abortion at this time Is approximate.
II S5u0.0 900. This viii b. oeer 4 DOL.
Jar HeF canilo' The superintendent
last seaf was So cent per canltn.
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LEGISLATURE IN JOINT SESSION


hsahse. Noteworthy among those
points we're lbe sections In which he
ted Of me success Of the state bank
aHp. sllors Guaranty law the Increase
stats bank deposits, the excellent
leendiHpn Of the achtol iuni aud TIE
aet that during lhe year 1asi closed
ilttfe hnd been not 4 single lfnenlna
within The state. The message an.
pears ii full elseah here in The Lender
II today
4 Supplementary Message. Too.
Speaking with regard 10 sax leyIes.
tsA governor submitted d supplement.
tafY message Ii which he asks an
1HfessIeati.n IS % whether OF n01
ire present leviea are toe hlgh and
That an emergency measure be
sgesea Immediately extending The
ne fef paying the 1fsi hall q the
Eakea 81 1908 from January is TO
Marcia IS. without penalty The pub.
IL taz boards he asks. shall be dl
seeied W reduce leYlea where fheg
asa Illegal Of ii excess Of public ne.
aesslsies. and the taxTaycr Or governor
empowered q request the attorney
general 40 enforce thIs provision who're
lhe loeal authorities refliaa V d. 50.
FIRST Henss Gil Of Session.
Later III the session y nlil vas IN.
1fadaesa covering al The points re-
lagiAa 10 Is The governor This was
ite very first hoase bin o. tho present
sts6Iaa. la authors are Bryan q
HeltaA Haffla d Of Hughes and
E8yns Stsf ksIa and ROGERS.
lhfNh ether bills were also intro
aIcea 4 game h|II BY jam q
eaah. 4 bin ieH eaesnff books and
~ Hs di4lflFE u#nbfshIp nf
"a s b0oA md aaulhaF ~ . The
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WEATHER r~oRacAar.

rhleaeo fIIs I'm 7.-FaIf lnnIelA
eua FTslay slslns temperatures III
aledl.
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ARMY AND NAVY.


Army Orders.
Firs. I5c,t- BENJAMIN F. MILLER Twenty
seventh Infantry VIII assume charge q o5u-
strlction uork az Fcrt sheridan. u. Tclisrirs
second Lieut. PHILIP J. r. kIEHL. TElr-
tetuth CavalTy-
Leave q absence for four months Is granted First
Iiest- SHERMAN A WHITE. Twelfth II
fautv-
Leave q absence f1- three months ard sfteen days
with permission 20 50 beyond the sea- Is g-anted
Ma POWELL C. FAUNTLEROY. Medlcl
Cors Il Cuba
Lieut. Col ORIN 3 SiTTCHAM. Ordnance De
partmeut VIII pTuoeed 70 Fort Monroe and Fo-t
Wool Va. On Business pertaining 70 TIE in
specion q seacosst arnanenL
Care WILLIAM 4 PHILLIPS. Ordinances Depart
nent VIII make rct 70 ezoeod fogT visits Qev
month during Jsaga-y, February, ard MsreA
% the works of the E 7. Du Pout de Memoirs
Powder Company, near Wilmington
Leave OF ahsenoe for ore month and ten days Is
granted MAJ. ROBERT =. READ, Tenth Cav
airy.
Leave of absence for one day is ETantsd First
Lic-- BRICE r DI5QUE. Third Cavaizy.
First Lieut. FREDERICK HADRA, Medlcal Re
serve Co7ps. IS relieved from duty IL the Philip
ptnes and VIII proceed % san FTancisco-
FYr,. Iieut- HENRY H SCOTT. Coast ArciIlery
Corps. Is relieved from treatment a. tho Gen
eral Hospital az Washington. D, C., and VII
proceed to Fcrt Monrce
Leare Of absence for ore month Is granted First
Lieut.. CLARENCE c. KRESS, Medical Reserve
COrps-
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L : Marine Corps.

Lieut. Col Ell K COLE detached headquarters.
Marine Co-ps 20 duty in command Marine Bar
racks and OGice-s' School, naval station, Port
ROYAL. s c.; proceed % Savannah, Ca, a.
such time as convenient, IN connection with
e1uipnent and supplies for Offers School
Capt. HARRY LEE detached marine bar-acEs,
nav yard PensscoIa, ia. upon reporting q
Cart. JOHN y WRIGHT: 70 O1acsrs' SchooL
naval station Po-t Royal. s c. for duty
The following OefCeTs are detached from The
United States ship Prairie upon the arrival Of that
vessel at the Bay yard. Philsdelphia, Pa. 70 duty
ss indicated;
second Lieut. JULIAN P. WILCOX. 10 ms-i1e
ba-rzcks. nzvy yard. Washington. D. G.
Mai THEODORE P. KANE. report IN person %
major general eo1mandant.
Can't HERBERT J. HIRSHISGER, 20 uar.ns
barracks navy ya7d Boston Mass tJsruaIy ::
Authorized 10 delay seven days IN reDortinEl
First Lieut. WILLIAM D. SMITH. % marine bar
racks. navy yard, Boston. Mass.
First Lieut. WILLIAM E. PARKER. 20 Earins
barracks. naTy yard. New York. y. Y.
First Lieut. CHARLES F. P. PRICE to nzrins
barracks, navy yard, New York y Y
Capt JAMES 7. BooTES to marine barracks
Washington, D. c
Firss Lieut. ROSS E ROWELL to mzrins bar
racks, navy yard Portsmouth. y 3.
Cart HAMILTON D. SOUTH, n Command O.
detachmen. for Annapolis. Nd, report 20 81
ps-intendsns Of Naval Academy, with dstsch-
ment
Cart WILLIAM h. PRTTCEETT. detached Phi
adelphia. ID. to Norfolk, via Prairie, coulnlznd
inz detachment. report couusndant. Norfolk
with detachment
Cant. CHARLES r. SANDERSON A Q. NJ
relieve Mai WILLIAM B. LE8HIY. A. Q. II.
as brigade quaTtermaster. Manila, addition Z
present duties.
| Cart HAROLD c REISNGER. assistant psy
master report 70 examining board. headqus7
| ters. Marine Corps. January 5. for examination
for prumotiOn.
/ Nal WILLIAM 2. LEAIY, A O NJ, detached
First Brigade Marines. Manila. d: proceed q
United States. and upon arrival report by tsle
! graph 70 major general commzndznt.
l First Lieut.. THOMAS h BROWN. granted tire
months sick leave from snd including Sd
/ Capt PERCY C ARCHER, a Q. n detached
oasoe Of QuartsTmasIe7. headquarters. Marin
J Corps leth; pcoosd 20 Manila, pe- steamship
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China. from San Frzncisuo. Cal: duty as

China. from San Fzncisco. Cal; duty as
brigade qus-ts-master
CoI- CHARLES H LAUCHHEIliER. ad5uta7t
and inspector, appointed menbeT q ezanlizliT,s
hoard 10 meet January Ter examination of
Lieut. Col GEORGE RICHARDS. assistant
paynaster for promotion
Frs Iisgt. HAROLD B. PRATT. detached
Prairie. TO naval prison. navy yard Portsmouth.
y H
Lieut. Col JAMES z MAHONET. appointed
r-psissnt q examining beard fer examination
q czodi5atss for appointment IS second hs1-
tenants. vics Lieut. Col Ell \. COLI. r.
lisFsd.
Fl-s: Lisut- PHILIP H TORREY. rePCt coz
mantant navy yard. PhisGesphla. Pa olly N
connection with closing QuarteTnnaS,er acoolnLs-
Lieut. Col GEORGE RICHARDS. assistant pay
master. appointed mcIabgT & examining board
fo- examination q Capt HAROLD e XII
SINGER assistant payuaster. for prcnlotloa.
vice Col PAUL ST c MURPHY, reileFed-
vari. Philadelpaia, report 70 coumand2nt; dutS
in turning over company property duty CON
pleted return % Annapolis
Capt HERBERT !. HIRSHINGER (Ses orders
q ID
Col PAUL ST. c. MURPHY, appointed president
Col LTTTLETON ". T WALLER. member
Col. THOMAS y WOOD. member. and Capt
JOHN f. MC5ILJ. recorder, q ezaminins
hoard FOR examination o. Lieut. Col CHARLES
4. DOYEN fc- promotion
Lieut. Col CHARLES A. DOYEN. report 7th, e
marine examining board. Washington. D. C.,
fo- examination for promotion
Nat THEODORE P KANE granted tire,
months leave from and including sth-
Col RANDOLPH DICKENS. appointed president
Lieut. Col. RUFUS H LANE. assistant adJG
tsut ard inspector. member. and First Lieut.
ARTHUR .. OWENS. recorder, Of examining
boar5 to meet at San Francisco. Cal. for ex
animation Of MAI WILLIAM c DAWSON
assistant paynsster, for p-oznoton.
MAI WILLIAM c. DAWSON. assistant payuaaste-
report 70 examining board. San Francisco. 18th
for examination fOz pTunCC0n-
Nat EDWIN A. JONAS. A @ ", retired. de
taehed from 6eport q supplies. Philadelphia
Pa, duty as usnbe- Of general cO0r-na-tizl
navy yard Philsdslphia
/ Capt. SAMUEL A v. PATTERSON, de.sches
marine barracks. navy yard, Norfolk. Va. sth
/ duty n marine barracks nzEy yard. Philsdel
phia Pa
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Exhibit Urged.

THE establishment IL the National Mu-
scum OF a section devoted 70 exhibits f.
Illustrative Of the hygiene OF occupations,
habitations. food, safety appliances, and
other collections for the promotion Of
industrial and social betterment Of wage
earners.
Adequate compensation for al en-
ployes. whether or not in government
service
The membership Of the commission was
as follows Gen George NJ. Sternberg,
president; Dr. George n Kober. Secre-
tary: William II. Baldwin. r. L Siddons.
George W. Cook. Whitefeld McKinlay.
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Thomas 7.
Gaff. James Bronson Reynolds, : v.
Woodward. T. c. Parsons, Emmett L.
Adams. P. J. Brennan. and William F.
DoWney.
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viii speak for Teachers.

In an effort 20 interest the people OF
Washington IN the teachers retirement
fund. the College Women's Club viii
hold a subscription luncheon on January
Is. az the Mckinley Manual Training
School The speakers will be ". Y. Cox.
chairman Of the committee on snnUities,
board Of education: Maj. J. G. Pang-
born. Senator Elmer J. Burkett, and Ly-
man A Best secretary Of the board OF
retirement, department Of education, New
York City
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Navy Orders.

Lie7st Z. WOODS. when discharged treatment Z :
Naval Hospital Nex York. 70 P26Ucah As ex-
ecItiye and navigator
Lieut. J. w GREENSLADE. detached duty Pa
ducah to Temporary duty New Hampshire, thence
20 Maine.
Cable from Rear Admiral W 7. SwinbuEne, e
S. y. commander II chief L. 5. Pacific feet Tai
cahuana, Chile;
EnsiEn S. c. HOOPER. detached YOrktgvn. to
South Dakota.
Ensirn c s. JOYCE. orders - South Dakota -
yoked continue duty yorktown
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After an investigation covering two
years. the Presidents Homes Commis-
sion yesterday submitted 10 Congress,
through President Roosevelt its report
Of the problem in the District.
Dealing with the question OF possible
provision for the wsge-earner, Of an op-
portunity TO provide for himself and fam
ily a clean. modern. and sanitary home,
the commission recommends several
radical improvements. and asks Congress
for suitable legislation
Possibly the chief recommendation con-
tained in the report is that Congress
authorize loans 70 responsible firms at
reasonable rates Of interest for the con-
struction OF sanitary dwelling houses
which are 10 be sold 10 the working
man at moderate rentals or prices.
/ To Reclaim Alleys.
Legislation is asked to convert alleys
/ into minor streets, in the congested dis
tricts. 10 prevent demoralizing conditions
that are apt 10 be caused BY crowded
tenements.
Special attention IS called TO the prac-
/ tfce or bSlEy ll EAS DlStAt~tr e-A~ s--
though the need OF pawnshops and quick
loans are recognized. the commission
strongly denounces the practice Of
money sharks" in charging an exorbi-
/ tant rate OF interest.
u After mentioning the publication Of the
water supply, the reclamation OF the
AnacOstia fats. and the needed changes
in the building regulations. the commis-
sion submits a number Of recommends
tons. which are. in part. as follows
The enactment Of model factory ana
labor laws for the employees Of the gov
lernment and Of the District OF Columbia
such laws apart from regulating the
hours OF labor. should also make aoe-
Quate provisions for the sanitation OF
workshops. for employers liability N
case Of accidents and FOR a cOmprehen-
sive system Of industrial insurance Tor
ali government employees and employees n
the District Of Columbia.
The appointment by the President OF
a special board composed Of architects
and sanitarians now in the employ OF
the government for the purpose Of evolv-
ing model plans and building regulations
for government workshops and Office
| buildings
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TN THESOCIAL WORLD
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Entertain at Dinner.
SEVERAL HUNDRED GUESTS

Mrs. Jeanie CabeH O'NeIII Entertains
in Honor of Seventy-ninth Hirth-
day OF Her Mother. Mrs. Nicholas
Van Zandt-ReceptiOn TO Daugh-
ters of Founders and Patriots.
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ASK SOCIAL REFORM
Report of Presidents Homes
Board in Congress.
TO PROVIDE FOR wAGEEARNER

Chief Executive Transmits Findings
of Special Commission Appointed
by Him TO study Problems of Con-
gested Districts with ReeOmmen-
datfOn for improvements.
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Mrs. Nicholas Van Zandt, widow Of
Admiral Van Zandt. and who is connected
with one Of the oldest Washington and
Virginia families yesterday reached her
seventy-ninth birthday. IN honor Of the
event her daughter. Mrs Jeanie Cabell
/ O-Nesu. entertained the Daughters OF
the King OF the Church Of the Ascension.
and a number Of other friends from 40
( 70 30 yesterday at a tea az their coy
Iaperrments. al So Tenth street northwest.
{ Among those who greeted Mrs. Van
Zandt was a friend 0f her youth. the
venerable James NOurse, himself now
eighty years old The guests in all
numbered eighteen and the occasion was
I a most happy one. Mrs Van Zandt is
/ in excellent health
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The White House was a scene OF much
brfliance again last night. when the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained
a large company at dinner. and several
hundred guests. both young and elderly,
we're asked later for dancing. The dinner
guests were:
The Speaker af the House and Miss Cannon
Reuress sntatiye and 3irs Herbert Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard HochStsdter-
Lieut. and Ms Roter l. Berry
AIrs- John r. Watkins.
Countess Lgise-AiexsEdrs Won Besustord-
Miss Bacon.
Mss Helen Ccs3er-
Miss Dorothy TuCECunzI-
Miss Margaret Bradley
Miss Simpsius.
Miss Mum.
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Roberto Centaro-
Mr.. CnalmCrs Wood. 7.
Mr Edmund Rucers
Mr.. Richard Lawrence
Mr.. Robert Winsor. r.
Mr.. George PaleB snow.
Mr.. George Marvin.
Mr.. A. 2. Andrew.
Capt Sherwood A Cherey-
Lieut. CAaunoey ShacEfCTd
The table decorations were Of pink ge-
raniums. The dancing guests numbered
about five hundred, and the arrangements
were the same as those at Miss Roose-
veIt's debut bail. December .. Tht
Marine Band was stationed at the nortf
I end OF the East Room. and supper was
served at small tables IN the corridor
/ and adjoining rooms in the basement
! Mrs Roosevelt viii give another dane
on Friday, January %.
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The District Of Columbia Chapter.
Daughters OF Founders and Patriots OF
America. with the national officers and
councillors and escorts. were entertained
by a reception by Mrs Ellis Logan,
president OF the District chapter at her
home. 1253 Irving street, last Monday
evening. The house was decorated with
fags and New England pine. a delight
I fuI feature Of the evenings entertain
/ men1 was a reading given by Mrs.
/ Margaret Ballard Moore who was dis
gtlised in a colonial costume inherited
from a great aunt How Samuel led
/ the singing in the old meeting house Of
/ long ago" Miss Elizabeth DOwel sang
[ several songs The evening was greatly
enjoyed By the fiety guests present
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washingyouians and Baiumoreans who
will attend the hop al the Naval Acad-
emv tonight and future dances al the
Naval Academy. ard who desire 70 re-
turn 10 Washington and Baltimore tbs
same night. viii have an additional
twenty-five minutes 10 stay At the Naval
Academy. In response 10 many requests
the Washington. Baltimore and Annap-
oils Electric Railway Company has
changed the time Of the last car from
the Naval Academy from u-20 o'clock
70 HIS o'clock. This will make connec-
tons at Naval Academy Junction with
the last cars for Washington and Balti-
more.
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The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Newberry were dinner hosts last night,
entertaining the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Meyer. Mr.. Justice Moody. Rear Ad-
rniraI and Mrs Cowles, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Charles L. McCawiey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Page Miss Boardman, Miss Gwynn, Miss
Carol Newberry. and Mr.. Won Stumm. OF
the German Embassy staT. These guests
went later 70 the White House dance.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Brom-
we'll entertained a company at dinner in
honor Of the Chief OF Engineers. Gen.
Marshall, and Mrs. Marshall last evening.
having Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Holmes. Sen
ator and Mrs. Elkins. Senator and Mrs.
Depew, the Belgian Minister and Baron
ess Moncheur. Lieut. Gen and Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin. former Ambassador 70
Italy and Mrs William F. Draper, Mrs.
Barney. and Mr.. c. c. Glover.
Former Vice President and Mrs. Levi
P. Morton were the guests for whom
the formers son-in-Iaw and daughter
BIr. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis
! entertained at dinner last evening in theiI
( city home. Corcoran House. They are
making a short visit IN Washington, hav-
/ ing come down for the diplomatic recep-
ton at the White House.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner F. Williams en-
tertained g dinner company Of twenty
/ two last evening
Miss Grace Mcmillan Jarvis was hostess
at a large dinner party last evening fol
her house guest, Miss Gladys ingalls,
the party going on to the White House
/ ball afteTWsrd-
Mr.. Victor Barnes. brother OF Mrs
Newberry, who was the guest Of tht
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. New.
berry. for the diplomatic reception Thurs
! day evening, has returned to his homt
/ IN Brooklyn. Mr.. Allison Armour was
also in the house party OF the Secretary
~irs. Russell, wife Of Assistant At
torney General Charles W. Russell. en-
tertained al luncheon yesterday in hel
apartment IN the Burlington in honor o