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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
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SHOT
Hold-up Uses Gun When
He Is About to Be
Captured

Oakland, Feb. 3.-Former Chief OF
Police S. C. Hodgkins of this city, was
shot twice and wounded, perhaps fatal
ly. last night while attempting To cap
ture James Clifton, who had tried to
hold up a drug store on Telegraph
avenue In response to the command
"handsup," one OF the men In the
store threatened TO throw n directory
at the footpad, who fed after firing two
shots. Hodgkins, who lives nearby,
ran TO the scene and grappled with
Clifton. being shot during the strug-
gle. He dropped his revolver which
was picked up by his wife who arrived
when the men were clinched. At the
risk OF hitting her husband. she fired
three shots at Clifton, who then broke
loose and ran. He was captured after
a short chase.
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HEAD OF MAN is
LODGED IN TIE
COW.CATCAER
PASSENGERS OF DEPOT HoRRI-
FLED AT DISCOVERY.
MangIed Body Had Been Picked Up At
Scene Of Accident, But Head
Was UnnotIced.

New York, Feb. 3-Passengers i'll
the Pennsylvania railroad station at
Jersey City were horrifed last night
10 see the head of man lodged on
the cowcatcher of locomotive as it
drew into the depot Employees of
the railroad. seeing that there had
been tragedy had the head. togeth-
er with few scraps of clothing re-
moved TO the morgue and an investl-
cation was begun. 1t developed that
the victim was w. Leber, general
foreman of n grain company, who had
been struck earlier in the evening at
Railway. n. ]. His mangled body was
picked up near the scene OF the acct
dent, but the head, unnoticed, had
been carried into the station at Jer.
scy City
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ONLY TWO MORE JURORS
NEEDED FOR CALHOUN BOX

San Francisco, Feb. 3.-With but
two places in the jury box to be filled
before the exercise of peremptory
challenges, the attorneys In the trial
of Patrick Calhoun, charged with
bribery, resumed their tedious task of
Jury Sitting today. Two hours were
given over to Judge Lawlor's prelim-
mary examination of the seventh spe-
cial panel summoned in the case on
the sixty citizens summoned, twenty
eight were retained for further inter
rogation by the attorneys. and the
others furnished excuses satisfactory
to the court No juror was passed at
the forenoon session.
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YOUNG ACTRESS TAKEN
TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

New York. Fob. "A young woman
who said she was Bessie Kerr, an &C.
tress, astonlshed members or the the
atrical organization known as White
Rats tonight by entering the rooms
of the organization and proclaiming
that she was under contract with Os-
car Hammerstein and WAS to take
Mary Gardens place in the production
of "Salome" at the Manhattan opera
house. She was removed TO Bellevue
hospital Her ailment was diagnosed
ar deIusional insanity. She said she
had appeared in a number OF plays
on the Pacific slope.
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EXCUSED, AS HE DID NOT
LIKE LOOKS OF DEFENDANT

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Because he did not
like the looks of Hassanel Hashashs,
who Is on trial on charge
of numbering Tuffa Shashelm,
10 years old. Clarence Gray
was excused from service on
the jury yesterday. Gray was call
ed as juror and was tentatively ac-
cepted until he was asked If he had
opinion concerning Hashashs' guilt.
while sitting In the jury box he
said. and looking at the defendant |
have formed an opinion of his guilt
and for that reason l wish to be ex-
cused."
He was excused.
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THREE VICTIMS OF
SHOOTING ARE DEAD

Waco. Texas, Feb, 3.-James Smith.
one OF the four men shot in the dis
trlct court room at Gatesyille late yes
terday by Miss Verna Ware and her
brother, Is dead James Ross. another
victim of the Ware bullets, will prob
ably die today. John Hanes, who was
shot at the. same time, died late yes
terday Hanes was charged with the
seduction OF Miss Ware.
The feeling at Gatesvlle is reported
as running very high.
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
BILL Is BEING CONSIDERED

Washington, Feb 3.-Following the
introduction of bill by Representa-.
tive James Francis Burke of Pennsyl-
vania to require ocean passenger yes
sells TO be equipped with wireless teleg-
raphy, the house committee on mer-
chant marine and fisheries took 1t up
for consideration. An immediate re-
port is being urged so that the bill
may become a law at this session.
Representative Burke attended the
meeting to explain HIS bill. Since it's In
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AMENDMENTS CARRIED.

Los Angeles. Feb. 2.-The count of
ballots cast in today's special election
ON amendments to the charter OF this
city indicates that amendment No. l.,
TO prevent the power generated along
the line OF the Owens river acqueducu
passing into the hands of private in
terests; No. 2, for the election Oh coun-
cilmen at large, No. 4. for direct prl.
maries and No. z. for the annexation
OF adjacent cities and towns to Los
Angeles. have been carried by small
majorities.
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ENTIRE TORPEDO FLEET
ORDERED TO MARE ISLAND

San Diego. Feb. S.-In accordance
with sudden orders received from
Washington, the entire torpedo fleet.
which has been in local waters the
last several weeks, sailed today for.
Mare Island navy yard. These orders
are in direct contradiction to those re-
ceiyed few days ago, which provided
for a prectice cruise north as far as
Port Hartford. The cruiser Albany
also sailed.
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FAMOUS PRIZE-WINNlN
ANGORA CAT DISAPPEARS.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Istar of Gaddes-
fern is lost.
Istar is an Angora cat of proud lin
cage and she lived with Mrs. Law
Woodward until Sunday morning when
she jumped out of window
1star Is the United States champion
in the Solid Orange Angora class and
has captured prizes all over the coun-
try. Last year she won first prizes at
the Buffalo, New York and Chicago
elbows.
Mrs Woodward is heartbroken and
has offered large reward for the re-
turn of the runaway.
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STATEHOOD BILLS
FINALLY. ACTED UPON

Washington, Feb. 3.-The statehood
bill, which would admit Arizona. and
New Mexico into the union as separate
states, was finally acted upon today by
the house committee on territories In
order to insure its early consideration
on the floor Of the house, special
rule probably will be asked.
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INSPECTION OF CANAL
is ALMOST COMPLETED

Culebra, Feb. 3-President-Elect
Iaft VIII have completed his inspec-
ton OF the entire line of the canal by
this evening, for today he will visit
ana examine the Pedro Miguel and
Miraflores locks and the Pacific en-.
trance TO the waterway.
Ia the course OF the afternoon, Mr..
Ia1t VIII receive at Culebra the mem.
bers OF the isthmian Red Cross so
ciety. la
Mr.. Taft will leave Colon for New
orleans Sunday afternoon instead OF
Monday, as previously arranged. The
engineers of his party are today at
Culeora examining data and reports
Incerning the work Ia the canal
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emAll HATS AND MASSIVE
HAT PlNS.THE COMING STYLE

Chicago. Fen U3.-SmalI hats and en-.
prmous hat pins are evidently to be
the coming style. Both appeared I'D.
on the heads of thirty women who met
lsst evening to form what the men
might call q mIlliners' union
Inc president, however. declared
,he meeting to be one OF the National
association of Retail MillIners. Tar
we believe the dignity OF millinery
hrtists should be upheld by an organ
nstion, said Nine Maere. Good mil
liners got from $50 to 5000 week
fnd expenses, Chicago started the
noyement."
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CANNED GOODS SHOULD BE oa
PROVED UP TO STANDARD.

Louisville. Feb 2.-"Government
pure food standards for canned
goods" The National Gamers asso--
citation and Allied Trades raised this
cry at the first session OF their second
annual convention in this city. In
addresses 1t was urged that every
frnit or vegetable which goes into
can should first be proved up TO a,
stated government standard. 9 :.
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PROHIBITING POOL ROOMS.

Helena, Mont, Feb. 2.-The senate
In committee of the whole today
passed DOMAINS bill prohibiting pool
rooms. Betting on races, except at
regular fairs, Is also prohibited for-
oign races being barred. The bill was
amended so that pools may be sold 70
a city other than where the race or
contest is being held, SO long as ooth
are conducted in Montana, rd-
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coNFEssEs TO FORGING
NOTES FOR S46o,ooO

Oakland Feb. Fired B. Signor.
accused of forging notes amounting to
$780, 900. with tho name OF James a.
Murray, the Monterey capitalist. plead
guilty before Judge Brown OF the su-
perior court today TO one Of the five
counts against him. He asked TO bo
placed on probation and the court
took the matter under adyIsement
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We have just purchased herd OF
young steers to place on the market
Best meat in the city VIII be had
hereafter at special prices Peterson
Langlois 6 Co, corner Twenty-rourth
and Grant. -
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OPIUM BILL PASSES BOTH i7a
HOUSES OF CONGRESS

Washington. Feb. An agreement
was reached In the senate today 10
vote on February % on the sAldrlch
substitute bill for the appointment OF
a court OF inquiry to deterreine the
qualifications Of the re-inlistment OK
the discharged soldiers % the Twenty
fifth infantry, The senate today pass
ed house bill which is intended TO
prevent the importation cf opium INTO
the United States, except for medical
purposes. ~,A -s,.s..s
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MRS. EFFlE DUOEN
HELD FOR MURDER

San Diego, Feb. S.-The coroner's
jury Investigating the death OF Bruce
Shelter, a local contractor, who was
shot to death last Friday, returned a
verdict finding Mrs. Enie Duden, Sis
ter-in-law of the dead man. had fired
the shots. Mrs. Duden is held In jail,
without bail rr
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experiences an anxious moment
when the guest at her table tries her
Bread. Biscuit. Rolls or Muflns-the
mixing was right she knows-but how
about the FLOUR?
Every Woman who uses Peery's
Crescent Flour knows from mixing to
eating her baking is RIGHT
Try sack from your grocer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03

After heavy meal. take couple OF
Doan's Regulets, and give your stom-
ach, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulets bring easy. regu-
lar passages of the bowels. -
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NOTICE.

Regular meetings OF ogden Circle
ISL. Women of Woodcraft, shall oe
held on every Wednesday evening in
the l. o. o. F. hall
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while looking out from the platform
OF the train, lost his balance and fell
to the ground. Fortunately he fell
quite free from the moving train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

George o. Rice and Matte NJ. Jones,
both of Calvert county. Md.
Bert III. Smith and Ma ie Dunlop.
William III. Riley and Annie Gicdeffer,
both OF Baltimore. Md.
John L. Hoffman OF Orange county.
Va. and Ada Carpenter of Madison
William III. Williams of New York city
and Lena NJ. Preiler of this city.
Thomas T. Clark and Flora T. Rector.
Guy w. Williams or Bridgewater, Va,
and Sarah L. Lafner of Staunton, Va.
Charles II. Gainor and Luanna Carroll.
John Il. Proctor and Helen Lewis.
Frederick NJ. Day and Mary l.. Beach,
both OF Fauqliier county, Va.
Leland X. Rice and Helen A. Tyree.
Thomas y. Hawley and Myrtle +.
Flemming. both of Navy. Va.
Joseph NJ. Jacobs of Calverton, Va, and
Carrie &. Green of Midland, Va
William F. s. Cofer and Edna ". Gill.
both of Chester. Va.
Nestor III. Forbes. jr.. and Lillian V.
Bendali both OF Richmond. Va.
George T. Patton OF Fa rfax county.
Va, and Virginia Stpe OF Loudoun
county. Va.
Harry w. Acheson of this city and
Correne ]. Reeves of Alexandria Va.
Walter l.. Holloway and Annie E
Adlesberger. both OF Baltimore. Nd.
Eugene Hopkins and Matte L. Paige
Edward Young and Mary l.. Car err
Walter L. Ballard and Blanche a.
Brown.
Robert Coltman, I'd, Of Johns,own. Pa.
and Mary j. Clements OF this city
Harry il. Clarke and Ella G. Gibson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION.
Oregon Land Claimant Sues Secre-
tary of the Interior.

Alleging that Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary or the Interior. attempted to
delegate to his first assistant, Frank
Pierce, authority which under the law
could not be delegated and that. aetna
hereunder. Mr.. Pierce ordered the can
collation. of homestead entry to which
she was entitled. Edith G. Southwick OF
Oregon has fled suit In the District
for an injunction against the Secretary.
She asks that Mr.. Ballinger be enjoined
from ratifying the action of his assistant
Justice Barnard has cited Secretary
Ballinser to show cause January 10 why
the injunction should not issue.
The petitioner. through Attorney J. T.
Sherier, says she paid the necessary fees.
entered upon and cultivated the land. and
that her title was not attacked until No
vember, 1906. The contest reached a
hearing April s, 1908. and September Ii
last Mr.. Pierce decided in favor OF the
contestants and directed the cancellation
of the petitioners entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

Mrs. Taft and her guests will occupy a
box tomorrow at the matinee review per-
Torrance of Mrs. Barney's plays at the
Belasco
Mrs. Norman Williams and Mrs. Isaac
T. Mann have also taken boxes The ben
eft is given for the House of Mercy.
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eral Of the Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton, will be the guest of Baltimore Chap
ter at a reception which Mrs. Charles
Wesley Rabbit. the regent. will give
Tuesday, December %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

residence In New York. julius. husband OF
Alnlira NJ. Bien, In the eighty fourth year OF
his age.
Il. 1909. at a.m. FLORENCE d. DRAPER.
wife Of Paul A. Draper and daughter Of the
na1e Amelia .nIa,e r Tna Bas
am. from the residence OF her sister, 455 q
street northwest.
GIusTA. ON Tuesday morning December 81.
1909. at 1880 O'clock. at the family resi-
beloved daughter of the late STEPHEN and
Elizabeth Giusta.
Requiem mass at st. Patrick's Catholic Church
Thursday morning. December %. at 10
O'Clock. Intermeut private.
HALLE. On Monday, December -. 1902
KATE. the beloved wife Of Jacob Hate.
SOUTHWEST 4" Thursday s peee@be so' %. at
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
terry. New York papers please copy
JONES. On Tuesday. December p. 1902 LEWIS.
the beloved husband of Bette Jones and
father Of Syme Jennifer.
west, Friday. December "a. at O'Clock
pm: Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. Chicago and New Orleans papers
LANE Departed this life December 20. 1909.
ut her residence. 1925 9th street, Mrs. MARY
LANE the mother of George and William
Funeral will be Thursday at O'Clock from
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
o'HERN. AT Indian Head. Md. December 81:
1909 at 1885 am. ELLA, beloved wife Of
m psc ssea qcm e
establishment Friday morning, December -.
at 8 O'Clock. lnterment at Mount Oiiyet.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
PARKER On Tuesday. December 81. 1909. at 8
west. after long illness, sally PAtkER'
beloved mother OF Mary Manning. Albert Par.
bar and Henri par md SITS <sf Iap and
John jackson.
Funeral service at Shiloh Baptist Church. j.
street between 18th and 18th streets north
west. at /: O'Clock Thursday. December q.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
RANDALL. Tuesday. December 81, 1909. at Sis
pm. HARRIET A: RANDALL aged seven,
mother OF Geo. c. Randall and Kate II.
Kail.
tives and friends invited to attend. BsUi-
more, Nd, papers please copyD
WILSON. On December 90 1909. WILLIAM 4.
son and son-in-law of Rachel c. and the late
Edward F. Moore.
May his soul rest in peace.
fonssa Street v Southeast Burial private. at Con-
gressional cemetery.
In Memoriam.
OvERTON. In loving remembrance OF my dear
father. PETER OyERTON. who died three
years ago today. December %, 1906.
I'm my house OF many mansions"
Loved in life. remembered IN DEAN.
BY HIS DAUGHTER, MAMIE OVERTON-
RIEGEL. In sad but loving remembrance of our
dear son and brother. 1. ALBERT RtEGfI,
who died six years ago today, December 22s
1905. BY HIS PARENTS AND SISTER
WEBSTER. Departed this life on December 81.
1909 at 12:15 pm, after a long Illness nc
the residence OF 6her daughter. norglas ave-
nue. Kenilworth, u. c.. MARIA WEBSTER
Gone to rest with Christ. after a long Illness.
May she ever rest in peace.
BY HER DAUGHTER.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued tc
the following:
Led w. Pearson and Daisy v. Perry.
Louis L. Beazley and Edith e. Young.
Joe Laefsky and Cele RENE man.
James III. Barlow of this city and Sarah
E. Loving of Lovingston. Va.
Russell r. Gooch and Agnes c. Powell
both of Ri,hmond. Va.
Isaiah Harrison and Matte Jefferson.
Samuel NJ. Moody and Carrie f.
Speakes.
Hanson p. Anderson of Bivalor Nd
and Alice Il. Hayne of this city.
James E. Hall and Jennie Briscoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

| Miss Mccartney, Miss Dove, Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson and Mrs. William A
Mearns, who will preside at the tea
| table.
Two beautiful weddings will take place
| this evening. one at st. Marsaret's-that
| Of Miss Carol Duncan, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Duncan, and Lieut.. r. T..
! Palmer 9th Infantry-and the other a
| home ceremony, to unite Miss Elizabeth
| Virginia Sims. daughter of Representa-
| i've and Mrs. ThetuS w. Sims. and MIR.
Louis Browniow.
| At the Palmer-Duncan wedding the
| bridal party will consist of Mrs. FOulois,
| as matron of honor; Lillian Duncan Bax-
| ter and Miss Katherine keefer. cousins.
and Miss Margaretta Brooke and Miss
| Louise Joselyn. childhood friends of the
| bride, as bridesmaids. The ushers will
| be Capt. Graham L. Johnson. 9th Infan-
| try: Capt. Henry F. Pipes. Medical
| airy. and Lieut.. Henry D. Cooke. L. s.
| N, and LIEUT.. Philip Bagby, 9Th Infan-
| try, will be best man.
| Rev Herbert Sect Smith. d. D.. will
| oficiate and reception for the bridal
party and relatives will follow in the
| Duncan apartment at the Westmoreiand.
/ The bride will wear beautiful dress Of
white crepe meteor braided in satin cord
| and studded with pearls. The nlatron
| of honor will wear blue satin trimmed
with silver and crystal. and the brides
maids will wear gowns of white satin.
| with overdresses of white marquisette
| and touches of blue.
Rev. DR.. Power, pastor of the Vermont
| Avenue Christian Church, will officiate at
| the Brownlow- Sims wedding which will
/ be held at 1910 Massachusetts avenue at
| 8 O'Clock. Mrs William JOyner of Mem
ph,s and Denver. sister of the bride. will
attend her as matron Of honor. and Mr..
w. L. Beale will be best man. a small
reception will follow before the departure
| of the couple for their honeymoon jaunt.
They are going abroad before settling
down in this city to live. The bridal
dress of white satin Is superbiy trimmed
with duchess lace. The bridegroom's gift
"a diamond and sapphire crescent brooch
will also be worn. The matron of honor
will wear light blue satin.
The French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand entertained at dinner last night
the attorney general, Henry White, for
mer ambassador to France; Prince
Koudacheff. Russian first secretary: NJ.
Ecnlart. director of the Trocadero Museum
in Paris: the librarian of Congress and
j Mrs Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin En-
mons, Mrs. Merrill Mrs Shepard, NJ SIS
Lucy Kean. Miss Elizabeth Kean. Miss
MacVeagh, Count and Countess de Cham
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Mrs. John T. Granger and Mrs. Thomas
Mackall Owens will give a tea for young
people this afternoon at the residence Of
the former. Those who will assist are Miss
Fearn. Miss Knox, Miss Van Arsdale
Miss Mccartney, Miss Dove, Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson and Mrs. William A
Mearns, who will preside at the tea
table
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BORN

DELANEY. On Wednesday. December -. 1909
AT 3:35 an, to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Il
Delaney lnee Hollinbergerl, a daughter.
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HELEN TAFT Is BACK
AMONG HER GIRL FRIENDS.
Her Social Program Outside Of
White House to Be Carried Out.
Other Events-Notes.

Miss Helen Taft returned from Bryn
Mawr to the White House yesterday to
spend the holidays. The withdrawal of
the invitations for the White House
dance this week is. Of course, a tremen-
modified by the fact that the President $
daughter will keep all the engagements
made for her. They are numerous enough
to keep her going from luncheon to dinner
and from dinner, to dance till after New
Year day, when she will again take up
her seasons work at college.
Her enjoyments outside of home began
today, when she was present at a debu-
tante luncheon given by Miss Jane Sands
in honor of Miss Marguerite Barbour, a
debutante of the present season, who has
already had a notable participation in
the events Of the winter.
Tonight Miss Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft
will attend a dinner in their honor at
the home of Mrs. Robert Hinckley, whose
daughter, Miss Gladys Hinckley. is a
greatly admired and feted belle among
the debutantes.
Tomorrow Miss Helen Taft will be Mrs.
Denny's honor guest 1T luncheon, and she
will attend Miss Margaret DraI er's de-
but ball. A January invitation which
Miss Taft has also accepted is a dinner
the night Of the charity ball, the Sd,
when Rev. and Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith
will be hosts. Their young daughter.
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith, is.going out
this winter for the first time.
Miss Rocker of New York will be here
Sunday as the guest of Miss Taft, who
was her guest last summer in Newport.
Mrs. William Greene Rocker entertained
with theater party last night for NJ SIS
Rocker, who is debutante, taking her
guests, who were about thirty, to the
theater. The play was followed by a
supper and informal dance in the annex
of the Metropo itan Club, to which addi-
tional guests were invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

Miss Ruth Harper Pilling. Mr.. Jesse
Browne, Mr.. Neville Leary and Mrs. Ar
thur Murray of this city attended the sec
ond junior cotillon in Baltimore last night.
Miss Pilling is the guest in Baltimore of
Mrs. E. C. Williams.