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New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IRON The Tribuns Eurezu. ]

from The Tribune Erre14l
washington. Dec s--The President held
a long conference this morning with Vice
President sherman and Speaker Cannon
Senator Elkins introduced Judge Hunter
H Moss. jr.. OF Parkersbarg. W Va. TO
the President Judge Moss Is candidate
for United states Attorney for the North-
ern District Of West Virginia. but the West
Virginia Senator's have ind0r5ed T. Roy
Waugh. o. Buchanan. for the place.
The President has accepted an invitation
10 deliver an address at the annual dinner
os the Rochester Chamber OF Commerce IN
January.
President Taft accepted another invita-
tion to visit New York this month he
will make an address al the twenty-nfth
anniversary celebration OF the American
Historical Association and the American
Economical Association IN Carnegie Han
on the morning OF December z. and tn the
evening viii be the guest Of Andrew Car
negie at dinner
The President accepted conditlonally to-
day an invitation 20 attend the conserva-
tion convention In Indianapolis IN Feoru-
ary II IL is possible for him 10 be absent
from Washington he wiz also visit Cin-
oinnau. Louisville and Nashville
Senator Smith. OF Michigan. asked M
Taft TO grant hearing 70 fishermen or
Saginaw Bay and a part OF Lake Huron.
who object 20 the report % David starr
Jordan on international fisheries
Representative Hanna introduced smith
Stimmel an attorney OF Fargo. ~ D., and
a member OF Lincoln's boGysuard in the
Civil War.
The Presidents callers Included Senator'S
Owens. Cullom. Bailey. Stephenson. SEnoot.
Clay Bacon and La Toilette. Representa-
tives Tawney. Lowden. Fish, Reeder. Nc
Can and Slemp. State Senator William
Guthrie, OF Indiana; Colonel Myron 7. Her
rick and Charles p. Taft. OF Ohio, and A
NJ. BeauprE. United States Minister to The
Hague.
Thomas X Laughlin. Of Pittsourg.
brother-ln-law Of Mrs. Taft. has joined
Mrs. Laughlin at the White House.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THO or 4 KIND

A pair OF precious scouadrelS, affirm
Ing that they were cheated by Or. Cook,
lave furnished The New York Times
with long account Of their own elabo-
rate Tascality. They declare under oath
that they engaged in a plot to convince
Or. Cook that he needed their help in
concOctinC records which would De
found sufficient by tie University Of
Copenhagen 70 prove that Or Cook dis
covered the North Pole On April 21.
TAOS.
According 10 the tale they tell. these
men. one IF them an insurance broker
and the other master. pilot and nayi-
gator. secured Dr. Cooks confidence
and made a bargain with him 10 pro-
duce what he lacked. ThereupOn the
master, pilot and navigator supplied
him with a lot of nautical literature
and diligently forged for his benelit
various observations and calculations
designed 10 complete and fortify be-
yond the possibility of disprOof Or.
Cooks own meagre and worthless rec
ord Of his Arctic travels. For this work
the swindlers were 70 get s2.500 he
tOTe IQe IecOru> itll t0lS cOuuiI. ana
Sl.500 more if the Danes accepted them
as the truth. But DR. Cook having
failed 70 pay them. they thought the
next best thing was 70 show themselves
Up as two OF the sreediest knaves in
existence. incidentally proving that Dr.
Cook was no better.
There Il no need Of disputiuC the
valuation which the insurance broker
and the master. pilot and navigator
have put upon themselves: but while
We are a long way from holding a
brief for Or. Cook. we must say that
thus far the case Is by no means so
clear against him He can make any
one Of q number Of plausible replies
and thereby retain the confidence Of
those who still believe III him. At least
until Copenhagen has been heard from.
Our impression i. however. that the
insurance broker and the master. pilot
and navigator viii find without much
delav that their occupations are gone.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1909

Iishment the used Up. leftover and no
good material is sold tot the highest
bidder once every year. AT this years sale
there was jumble Of thrones. which nad
been used by most OF Shakespeare's kings.
and near them stood the golden CONN
which had been used in Richard III" The
bloody mask OF Banauo's ghost rested on
the bed on which Othello stransied Des-
dencna. and next 70 this stood another
bed, which had been used IN ''Turandort
All these things and many Ike them were
sold al ridiculously low figures, and the
only articles which seemed to interest
the people were swords. firearms. armor'
shields and helmets. and these were pur-
chased for the most part by costume deal
ers
why do you saw she Is a manly won-
an asked links. -
'.She always gets or a car properly"
said Ninks.-Buffalo Express.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
SHoELp TAKE No CRANcEs.

AT first thought the statement is
alarming that nearly One-quarter OF the
thousand pupils in the public schools
from the tenement house districts who
were examined by DIR. Park responded
90 the tuberculin test But while the
situation is undoubtedly bad enough, il
is not 50 serious as IL may appear.
IL Is 10 be noted that the investigator
qualities his statement by explaining
that among these children the focus of
Tuberculosis in by far the greater num-
'ber was well walled on from the rest
"of the body. and not exerting, nor
likely 10 exert, any influence upon IT,"
II may be assumed. therefore. that while
the disease exists 20 such an extent a
large proportion OF these children, with
q reasonable amount OF fresh air and
good food in the future, VIII b none
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IRON TIE Tribune 5ursau-l


vashington. Dec s-Mrs Sherman. wife
OF the Vice President. win return 20 he-
home here tomorrow. after q few days,
visit In Utica.
Miss Mathilde Townsend has entered four
horses in the carnival 10 be given here on
Saturday. She will drive Lady Cay and
Gay Lass. while her groom VIII show her
new hunter. Charles O'Mauey. recently
bought from the stables OF Clarence Moore.
Her other horse. Jack. is in the combina-
tion class.
Representative and Ms. F Wayne
Parker entertained at dinner tonight for
their house guest. Mrs AnsrruIhsr. OF
London asking 70 meet her the British
Second Secretary and Mrs Z ". ksnnard
NJ. and Mrs Clarence Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilkins. Captain SOwerby. Brit
ish naval aJtache. and Captain Henry But
ler
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Myron 7 Her
rick. Of Cleveland. and Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Hill and Miss Katherine Syms. OF
Denver, viii be weekend guests or Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K Laughlin.
guests az the White House. we're enter
tained az dinner tonight by Naval Con-
structor and Mrs. f. q NJ. Robinson
Their other guests were Colonel and Mrs.
Cosby. the Austrian naval artachs ana
Baroness Prs1schsn Won ind ~ Lieben-
stein. Mr.. and Mrs H H Ward. Miss
Jean Oliver and Lieutenant Commander
Leigh c. Palmer.
The Assistant Secretary % State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson have as a guest
for several weeks Mss Christian. of Rich
nlond. Va
The former Ambassador 70 Italy and
Mrs William F Draper entertained com
pany OF young people al dinner tonight
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

TIE NEW n4YOR'S INTENTIONS.
Every ole viii give the Mayor-elect
credit for good intentions. and no one
viii doubt that he expressed his earnest
desire when he said 10 the members OF
the Southern Society Wednesday night:
want TO give as good government 70
New York as ! can. I want 10 get ex-
perienced men. and men so honest
that they can say al the end. as honest
SanchO PanZa said on putting OF his
finery and quitting the government OF
his island. Naked came into this gov
ernment and naked so ! out OF it
That is a worthy ambition in itself.
and II Mr.. Gaynor has ambitions ex-
tending beyond his term a. Mayor the
best way 10 attain them is by giving
this city the best government he can.
Whetler he can give il u very good adj
ministratiOn 80 long as he confines his
repudiati0n Of bosses grown rich NJ the
expense Of the city 20 those who have
retired across the Atlantic is doubtful.
MIR. Gaynor appears not 10 have the
antasonism Of Murphy. which even
Mayor Mcclellan enjoyed. and that is in
Gispensable 10 an official who would per-
form real public service. The Mayor-elect
should lose no tine in cultivating il.
But the new Mayors administration
viii he judged by performance. net 10y
intentions Or by promises. SO Ear rs
il goes. however. il Is a promising sign
regarding his purposes that he Is meet
inE with refusals in his efforts TO MI
the Offices under him. The kind Of men
who should not be appointed unhappily
never refuse.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
WHERE SANTA SELDOM GOES.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: During the last seven years no one
act has given me more satisfaction than 10
distribute among the children in the South.
in the remote country districts, such Christ
mas cards. books and other remembrances
as friends have been kind enough 70 send.
These Christmas presents are distributed
among a class who otherwise would get
nothing and scarcely know anything about
the Christmas season
The pleasure comes in giving 70 those
who do not expect a gift and who are not
called upon to make another gift in return
I shall be glad 20 distribute. as in other
years. whatever friends may send 70 me at
the Tuskegee Institute. Alabama
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.
Tuskegee. Ala, Dec. l. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
DEMOCRATIC DREAMS

FROM Ihe Utlca Observer (Dem).
A Democratic tidal wave is due sa,,s
Mr.. Osborne, and the Democrats partx,
should De prepared 20 take ADVANTAGE ~
II We can be, and we should De An
that Is necessary Is 10 shake OF the in
cubus OF The dlstrusted factors OF the
state organization and 10 install in their
places men In whom the average vOfsr
VIII have confidence and whose MANAGE
ment or the party Affairs will inspire re-
spect instead OF derision. With a Dres-
at reorganization OF the party in this
state We may expect 20 carry the stare
DSket next year. The effect OF such "a
victory would be an inspiration 10 the
Democrats IN every state where the sir
psuun resemhies that az present exist
Ing here similar reforms would foilow
1n those states. The result would h.. |.
Dsmocratie President elected in 1914
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
REGRET LOSS OF INCoGNITo.
Krupp Heiress and Husband Barricade
Themselves in Rooms.

Chicago. Dec. s.-The Baron and Baron
ess Won WllmowslSL the latter the younger
daughter OF the late Alfred krupp. OF Es-
sen. Germany. regret the loss OF their in
cognito. When IT became known that they
had been staying at local hotel since De-
cember 4. n steady stream of callers began
TO make life burden yesterday.
FOregOing tie forrnalities of sending up
cards or even calling up on the house tele-
phone. visitors broke into the sight seeing
programme so effectually that last night
the baron and baroness barricadcd them
selves In their suite. issued orders that no
telephone calls be rung and no cards sent
up
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
JUSTICE PECKHAM HoNoRED.
Bar Association Holds Meeting az Al
bany-Mr. Root and Others SPEAK.

Albany. Dec 9--Ths meeting O uha New
York state Bar Association n the As
emily chamber tonight % comusmorars
the lie and services Of Justice Rufus "
Peckhan,. OF the United States Supr-ne
Court. was a notable gathering of ths
bench an5 bar OF the state. Governor
Hughes. several state officers. maay Su-
preme Court justices and members cf vari-
oCs county bar associations attended
Eulogies were delivered by Senator Elihu
Root Of New York. ex-Judge William =
Wallace, OF Albany, Judge John Clinton
GRAY. OF the Court OF Appeals. Dr. WALTON
W. Battershan. oS s.. Peters Church. Mar
Gus 7. Hun and Lewis z Carr Adeloe-t
Moot. vics-presidsnt of the STATE Bar As
scciatiOn. prestdec RESOLUTIONS prepared
BY a COMMITTEE composed ~ william 3.
HornblOwer. Joseph II. Choate. Alton =.
Parker. Louis Marshall Francis Lynts
Stetson and John G. Muhurn were adopted.
They viii be presented TO the Court o. A3-
peals tomorrow and viii ee forwarded to
the United States supreme Court az WASH
IngtOu.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
TAXING SCHOOL CHILDREN.
From The Rochester Democrat ana Cbror

From The Rochester Democrat and Chron-
icle.
IAe Board oi Education OF the District
Of Columbia has approved a rscor,,--,s,i
ton that on February - next an effort be
made n Washington 10 have each school
puph buy lOcent button 20 pay for a
pIlck Tor George Washington rlernoriaI !
DuldinS- a new memorial OF washington
Is not 50 badly needed as 10 warrant such
an oblecloh9bie scheme as that II the
city OF Washington wants a bre conva9-
ton hail. the capitalists ana citizens OF
that city generally should md Some other
way Tor raising the necessary funds Than
pretence that the purchasing OF the butt
toas would he voluntary. and not cOmpuI-
sorry, VIII not deceive the experienced in
suGh matters Where there ara several
children IN family the payment OF N
cents by each in many cases WOULD he =
be strong enough 20 Induce the sacrifce
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.

TFr0m The IrlbCne bureGl-I
Washington. Dec. 9-Rauscue-'s present
ed a fashionable appearance this afternoon
al the bazaar FOR the work Of poor
churches. the patronssses for which were
Baroness Mayor Ces Pianches. Baroness
Hengelmtiller Won Henservar. Nine. Jus
serand, Nine Nabuco and other women OF
the diplomatic corps. with the leading
women OF society. Nine. Jusserand pre-
sided az the chocolate table. and most OF
the ambassadors wives took an active tn
terest in the success OF the bazaar.
The British Second Secretary and Mrs.
Kennard had 20 dine with them last night
Mrs. AnstruthAr OF London. and q number
OF other guests.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THE CABINET.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Dec AIRS. Meyer. wife OF
the Secretary of the Navy. entertained
number of guests at luncheon to-day IN
compliment 20 Mrs Anstruther. wife OF
Lieutenant Colonel Anst-utner. Of London,
Who is the guest o. Representative and
Mrs Richard Wayne Parker for the week
Mrs. AnstrutheT is the sister OF Lady Ron
aid ROdd. who was a guest o. Secretary
and Mrs. Meyer last winter.
Mrs. Nagsi wife Of the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor. who was called 20
St Louis week ago by the illness OF her
sister, win return here on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
TALK ON HAMPToN INSTITUTE.

NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James threw
open their home az No. g. PARK avenus
yesterday % their friends Interested in tna
education OF ncs-oes az Hampton Irsdrute'
Major r. r. Moton. the negro dlscipilnarisn
OF the institute. told % the practical wo-S
o. the Institution. and speeches we've also
made hy Or. John NJ Glenn and Dr.. II .
FrisseU
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
A WoRp OF THANKS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: What an act Of generosity 70 reduce
the price Of your paper. l want 10 say
Thank YOU" I feel i cannot do without
II, YET there were times when I felt as II
ought not TO spend so much money IL is
the best paper I've ever read
HANNAH L HAHN
Reading, Penn, Dec. I. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
UNPATRIoTic DEMOCRATS.

From The Houston Post.
Six postoffices have been closed ~ Al
kansas because no one I'm the communl nltsess
would serve as postmaster. Why ahoata
an Arkansas Democrat be expected y
serve .u an once that the government -
fuses % attach peruuiSttes or culoi tlriths<
to- Doesn't the department think ta1t a
Arkansas Democrat wants piece or ~,
bscco or pair Of suspenGers 0ccasionaiS
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
Netn-llor!s Gribnre.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 19ce.

Yias nCIrSpGpcr is OlCned aud pub
EshCd bB The Tribune Association. a
Ncir York corporation: Office and priR-
Cipdl place OF business. Tribune Build
fn0. 30. Ia NaSScH street. NciC York;
Ogden Mills. president; Henry W.
S0cEcff. socrCfGrV; James II. Barrett,
fro0sHrcr. The address OF fhe officers Is
fhC once of fhis nclrspGpcr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
rRouslE LOVES COMPANY.

Icle -,
u must be something OF q question ~
the mind OF Nir. Murphy Whether tle 1oss
81 Dorronaee Which ne viii suffer on
January 4 viii be any more or a uiisloIl
une than the news that Mr.. Hearst nlA-
turn Democrat again Misfort0nes aev~
some slngly
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
ToTHER WAY ROUND.

From The Washington Star.
Murphy has called on Judge Gavnor IN
Brooklyn Tho Judge seems positive Ia
his determination not To fiud his yrav -
Tammauy Hall -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

The morning papers yesterday were
generally agreed that DR.. Cook was In
Maine. ''The Evening Mail learned
that he was at the same time in Phiia-
delphia. while THE Evening Post" had
him seen In Brooklyn" For man
who annihilates the laws OF space and
matter as easily as this. reaching the
North Pole must have been simple
enough.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
KING HAAkoN IN ENoIANo.

London. Dec. king Haakon or Nor
way arrived az Buckingham Palace this
evening. He will accompany Queen Maud
and the Crown Prince back 10 Norway.
They expect to leave England on Decem-
ber 10
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY

Dances VIII be given this evening for 1rss
Catherine L Hamersley az her home n
Fifth avenue and for Miss Eleanor Llvf-g-
ston BurriIL, al Sherry's- The Invitations
for Miss Harnersley's dance were issued N
the name os Mrs. Hamilton Fisn Keaa-
Alexander n Hadden VIII lead the cotiliou
The dance for Miss Burrill. the debutants
daughter OF Mr. and Ms. Edward Living
ston BUrrfii. IS being given By her aunt.
Mrs. George ". Forsyth
Mss Ada PhipDs will give dinner az
Sherrys this evening for Miss Laura I'm
met, whose engagement 20 Harold Farqu-
tar HadJea. jr-. was recently announced
Miss Emmett is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrz-
Henry G Emrlet-
Mrs. Frederick Pearson gave the arss %
two receptions yesterday afternoon az her
house in West 57th street 20 introduce her
daughter. Miss Lesley Fredsrica Pearson
Mrs. Pearson received alone with her
daughter. and the debutante's sister Miss
Josephine Pearson, was * the Tea table.
The second reception viii take place next
Thursday.
Mrs Robert +. Livingston presented her
daughter. Miss Laura :. Livingston, az a
reception yesterday afternoon a. her hOuss
IN Washington Square NOr-h- = ne re-
cefving patry were Miss Frances Burr, Mss
Joan Tuckerman. Miss Elizabeth HOVE. Mss
Virginia L Hunt. Miss Dorothy Hyde. Mss
Ruth Appleton. Mss Justine Van Rsnsse-
Iaer Barber Miss Lisa Stillman. Miss Nay
Townsend ard Mss Gladys BlOodgOod AZ
the tea table were Mrs. 7. SuIsrn Taller.
Mrs. Maunsen Crosby and Ms Goodhus
Livingston
Mrs. George P Read gave a reception
yesterday afternoon az her house tn Easr
18th street O. introduce her daughrer, Mss
Eleanor I. Hastings. Receiving win ths
debutante were Mss Leila Haven. Mss Isa-
bel Hovt. Miss Doris Dick Miss Anita r.
gerson Miss Isabel Fo-ra. Miss Vera Ona-
tivia and Mrs T. Rutledge Davis. Mss
Edna Biddle and Hiss Cornelia Hcv- wsrs
at the tea table
Mrs. PauIding Fosdick gave a snail
luncheon yesterday ar hsr home IN Esss
s.th street for her sister. Mss Bassis
YoakuEn-
Mr.. and Mrs William Church Osborn
nave returned 70 town Tor the winter from
their country place az Garrison. y. I
Receptions viii be given today ny W.
Ridzzlv Hunt az her house n East 4oIh
street for her daughter Miss Virginia Ltv-
fnss-on Hunt by Mrs ". Henry Motley at
her house in Madison avenue Tor her dauga-
ter. Miss Kathryn Motley and bv Ms. John
Clahin for her daughter. Miss ElizabsIa 5
CIahin.
1fr and Mrs Frederick . F-nderal-t
have returned % town for the winter rom
their country place ar Hyds Pa-k-
Mr. and Mrs. Corrlandr Field Bishop WI
spend the holidays ~ their place in LsnoN'
and VIII return 70 town early n January
for the rsnal lndsr or the winter
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
SUGGESTION FOR Mr.. KNOX.

From The Syracuse Herald
We recommend that the Yale and NTicbt-
gan football teams be sent down 70
straishten out matters in NICARAGUA
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
SOCIAL NoTEs ERoM NEWPORT.

by Telegraph % The -rieu>e-I
Newport Dec. SIR. and Ms Il. Cast-
mir DC Rham VIII leave here to-norrcT
for Tuxedo.
AIRS. Hamilton Fish WeasIer rer-rnsc
from New York tlis evening
Mrs. henry 5. Redmond VIII clcss he-
season on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Mayor-elect Gaynor doubts the exist
ence OF a white slave trade" though
the President has asked Congress 20 ap-
propriate $4,000 to stop II The Mayor
elect should come out Of the innocent
purlieus OF F1atbush and get acquainted
with actual conditions in the city he has
to govern
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Just as the bills to be paid are larger
than ever II is said that the government
is going 10 make the bills with which
they are paid smaller than heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

II must be a little awkward for one
state to have 10 give up on extradition
papers from another state It's Attorney
General-elect, who Is under Indictment
for assault A prospective Attorney
General ought 70 have sense enough 10
refrain from throwing inkwe1ls at an
opponent who questions his veracity.
That stamps dedicated 10 the service
of humanity should be open 10 the criti-
cisms which are made on the Red Cross
issue is unfortunate, yet it is not hard
TO understand. While they are entirely
different from those used by the various
governments as postage. the numerous
issues Of our own government in COM
memoratlon OF events and anniversaries
have served TO confuse many. Thou
sands Of letters bearing only the Red
Cross stamps are being received in
Washington or held in local Offices for
postage. TO the annoyance Of the Post
Office Department and OF individuals as
we'll II is probable that in most cases
the error is made by the foreign born or
those gathered in the crowded sections
Of large cities. whom it is difficult to in
form. but that does not diminish the
trouble. Already the British Postofice
Department has ordered the exclusion
from its mails Of packages ana letters
bearing the Red Cross stamp. even where
the regular postage is also attached. and
Germany has ruled that it may be ad-
mitted only when placed on the reverse
side OF the letter or parcel. It is to be
hoped that no vexatious restriction will
be found necessary N this country
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

II has been publicly stated. and never
denied 10 our knowledge, that since the ap-
poiutmeut Of these Public Servlcel com
missions there has not been mile Of rail-
road built in this state, condition pTeVi-
ously unknown for a generation.-The New
York Times.
Before the appointment OF these com
missions there had not been an offer TO
build a subway in this city in two or
three Years. Since then half dozsn
offers have been received, which proves
just as much as the assertion quoted by
The Times about the effect of the ap-
pointment OF these commissions on the
attitude Of capital.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Mss Ada Phipps will give a dinner az
SherTy's this evening for Miss Laura En-
met, whose engagement 20 Harold Far1u-
La- HadJea. jr. was recently announced
Miss Emmett is a daughter OF Mr. and ArzL
Henry c Emmett
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

sfr and Mrs Frederick = vzndsrbi,t
have returned % town for the winter rom
their country place ar Hyds Pa-E-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Mr. and AIRS. Corrlandt Fisld Bishop WI
spend the holidays ~ their place IL Lsnox-
and VIII return 70 town early n January
for the remainder OF the winter.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

1Ir ard Mrs. William Church Osborn
nave returned 70 town 1or the winter from
their country place AT Garrison. y I
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Receptions viii be given ro-dav by Mrs
Ridszlv Hunt az her house IN East l51h
street for her daughter. Miss Virginia Ltv-
fngs-on Hunt by Mrs. Y. Henry Motley at
her house in Madison avenue Tor her dausa-
tsr. Miss Kathryn Motley, and bv Mrs John
C1ahin for her daughter. Miss Elizabeth 5
CIafin.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Mrs. Paulding Fosdick gave a snail
luncheon yesterday az her home IN Ess-
6-ta stTeet for her sister. Mss Bessis
YoakuKn--