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NAVY.

Captain c. f. FOX. detached command
Wabash, to command Lancaster
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Captain r. b. UNDERWOOD, detached
Naval War College. Newport, r. 7,
10 Navy Yard Mare Island. Cal
Commander G.. +. COOPER, detached
Rhode Island 10 command Celtic
Commander ". l. RODGERS, detached
Naval War College, Newport, r. L,
and from Army War College, WashS
ingtOn, D. G., 10 command Georgia
Commander Fl. Mel p. HUSE, detach-
ed command Celtic to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia, Pa, as captain OF yard.
Lieutenant Commander y. r. IRWIN,
detached Kansas 20 Rhode Island,
as executive officer.
Lieutenant Commander A NacAR-
THUR, JR., detached Ohio TO KAN
SaS as navigator
Ensign W. F COCHRANE, JR.. de-
tached Tingey Tor Preston.
EnsiEu q. 3. WRIGHT. detached Shu-
brick 20 Preston.
Surgeon r. l.. BENTON, detached
Franklin to Prairie.
Assistant Surgeon l.. P. SHIPPEN. de-
tached Naval Prison. Portsmouth n
H. to Prairie
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KING LEOPOLD. THE OTHER
SIDE.

King Leopold Of Belgium has long
been looked upon as the very modern
ideal of the dissolute and spendthrift
monarch, managing his state response
bilities for the benefit of his personal
purse. Yet, now that he Is passing to
last accounting for the works Of his
long and remarkable career, it is in
evitable that there should be taken a
fairer view Of ME work here.
King Leopold has been in many
ways a great business ruler. In a
generation in which business Is para
mount, he haF without doubt accom-
plished wonders for Belgium. He has
made It one Of ths most wonderful in
dustrial regions IN the world. His
policy has been frankly a business pro
gram. The most densely populated
territory In the civilized world, It has
come 20 be likewise one Of the richest.
In many ways it has been very pro
gressive and modern It's business in
terests have looked upon the Congo as
"a region legitimately 70 be exploited,
and the King has participated in that
exploitation for the joint benefit of
himself and his kingdom, not unlike
the fashion in which the United States
has for two generations seen It's own
public domain exploited for the benefit
Of various aggressive captains Of
finance and industry very much, IL
may be said, as the United States is
now permitting the exploitation Of
vast resources Of Alaska
King Leopold represented IN his
policy and methods the business con
ception Of patriotism and intelligence
He was devoted to what he believed
to be the interests Of his country. His
conception was related 10 the matter
Of gaining wealth; it didn't reach TO the
matter Of distribution Of that wealth
among the people Of his country. So
while the monarch who was thus tAe
business leader Of his country had
grown TO be one Of the wealthiest indi-
viduals in the worli, his people had
become thoroughly socialistic. Their
socialistic opinions represented the in
evitable protest against the program
which acquires but does not distribute
Leopold was the great captain of in.
dustry and finance of Belgium; and he
was one of the worlds greatest. The
sentiment u Belgium toward him and
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What's on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

Columbia Historical Society. Shoreham
Hotel. 2. IN
Meeting Of Mems Club OF Christ Church,
Georgetown, Fishers Hall. n street
and Wisconsin avenue. 8 D. N.
Petworth Citizens Association. Pet
worth N. +. Church. 1850 .. m.
Vaudeville and dance by Harmony
Lodge. 10. p. K. Of p, Pythian
Temple. 8 D. m.
Lecture by nr. II. II. Powers. Of Bos
ton. THE Art Of the Pnar-ohs, %
Public Library. Mt. Vernon square,
s =. m.
Temperance Conference. complimentary
supper by DIT J. II. kellogg and
international Reform Bureau, at POS
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. $50
p. m.
Annual meeting Of the Sons Of the
Revolution. New Willard. p. m.
Concert by the Washington Chorus
Club. McKendree NJ. z. Church, Mas
sachusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, 8 p. m.
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and children come to America every
year in the old-type steerage. The
horrors of it have been often referred
to, but it would seem from this report,
the evidence for which was obtained
officially, that they cannot be too
strongly emphasized. It is almost I'M
believable that steamship companies
should deliberately engage in a sys-
tematic business of carrying human
cargoes in the fashion which is de-
scribed in this report, but there can
he no doubt of the facts Poor food,
bad air, filthy quarters, and surround
ings which are unwhOlesome alike in
the physical and moral sense, are some
of the features of the Storage. Tt is
not in the interest of the republic
that hosts of its future citizens have
to pass through such an ordeal before
they can set foot on American soil.
The abuses to which women and girls
are exposed are indescribable
Up to date the reports emanating
from the immigration commission are
of a nature to Justify the investiga-
tions it has carried on and the cost of
them They deal with matters about
which the public needs light. There is
every reason why Congress should take
as serious notice of the steerage aues-
ton as of the white slave traffic. to
which the immigration commission has
forced its attention.
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Mrs. Merriam Chaperons
Company Ct Young People

Mrs. william R Merriam chaperOned
a box party at the New National The
alter last evening Tor Samuel Maddox,
who asked a company Of young people
to see Miss Maude Adams in honor OF
Miss Laura Merriam.
In the party were Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley, Miss Mary Switzerland. Miss Alice
Whiting, Miss SOphy~ Johnston, Hillard
Owen. Granvii e Fortescue, James Hon.
klns, Newton GUlick, anC Reginald
HuidekOper.
After the play Mr. Maddox enter
tanned the party at supper at the New
Willard.
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his program was marvelously similar
to the feeling of Americans for the
great groups of very rich men who
have made this country rich and pros
porous and dominating in the indus
trial world, but whose social conceptions
have been too narrow to appreciate
that after wealth has been accumu-
lated there must yet be a reasonably
correct understanding of the common
concern about its distribution.
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Thpatprs-

Nationai-Maude Adams in What
Every Woman Knows" S-1b 2. III.
Observation-Disclosures Minstrels, SD
2. m.
COlumbia-Elsie Ferguson IN Such a
Little Queen" S15 D. m
Chase's-VaudevHle. SIS 7. IN.
Academy Convict 999." SIS p. m.
Gayety-"Merry Whirl." $40 ., m.
Lyceum-"Moulin Rouge Burlesquers,"
S-t5 o. IN.
NIajcstic-Moving pictures and vaude-
vile.
CThe Times will 10 pleased to announce
meetings and entertainments i'm this col
unp. Write or phone Rnnouncements.l
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ACCUSED ITALIAN
DENIES HIS GUILT
Will Be Tried Soon on Charge of
Attempting TO Wreck
Train.

Through an interpreter. Dominica
FelascO, accused Of attempting to
wreck a Southern all-Pullman rIln in
the Union station tunnel about a
month ago. this morning pleaded not
guilty 70 the indictment which was re-
turned against him yesterday charging
him with the offense.
Felasco was brought into Criminal
Court. No. I. and the Indictment was
read to him by Clerk s. MCComas
Hawker. In turn !. was translated TO
the Italian track-walker by Interpreter
Frlzanno. Felasco viii be brought to
trial, it Is said before the Christmas
HOLIDAYS
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Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY

Captain JAMES 2. ROBINSON. Coast
Artillery Corps, from 147th 10 103d
Company.
The following transfers are ordered 70
take effect this date;
Colonel L EONARD A LOWERING
from TWenty-eighth to ThirJieth Ias
fantry-
Colonel ROBERT r. EVANS. FROM
Thirtieth 10 TWenty-eighth Infantry
Captain FREDERIC ". HINRICHS,
IT., Ordnance Department, Will pro-
coed TO his home preparatory 10 re-
tirement from active service.
Major JAMES NJ. KENNEDY, Medical
Corps. 10 General Hospital, the Pre-
sidiO OF san Francisco, Cal
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The Young Lady Across the Way

The young
lady across the
pay says she
overheard her
father say that
his baHk eYS
kept advising
'Him to reduce
his loans and
for her part she
thought it mas
dvfuLLV nice of
gentlemen HhO
understood all
db ont Suc h
things to go to
the trouble Of
giving adpice to
their business
acquaintance.
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WRECK INJURIES FIVE.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec 14.-Aa
a result OF the smoker OF a west
bound Rock Island passenger train
leaving the track at Argent, a
suburb OF this city, FIVE persons were
seriously injured
A switch engine had left tho rails
at the point where the wreck occur
red A negro Waterman placed there
10 flag the train had gone to Sleep
fl IS said.
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CHILD,S BODY IN WE'LL

SANDUSKY. Ohio Dec. I4-The body
OF IN eight-year-o.i girl was found
IN an abandoned well on the farm of
J. =. Harrington. seven miles south
OF Sandusky. II IS believed that the
little girl may have been a member OF
a band Of gypsies who were encamped
near the Harrington farm last sum
ner.
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Miss McCauley
Is Guest of Honor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckermau
were hosts at a box party last evening
at the New National Theater I'm com
pliment 20 the latter's sister, Miss Mary
MCCauley, a debutante of the season
The additional guests were the Misses
Meyer and their house guest, Miss Julia
TUCkerman. Countess Luise-AleNandra
Won BernStOTff. Miss Constance HOyt.
Miss Carlisle. Miss Parrish. Miss Drap-
er, Miss Glover. Mr.. Won Stumm. Baron
Prittwitz, Prince KOudachem, Mr.. Du-
Pont Mr.. HOrstmann, Mr.. Ellis, Mr..
Emory, Mr. Weyth, Lieutenant Com
mander Palmer. and walter tucker
man.
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Society Sees
Miss Maude Adams.

A fashionable audience attended the
performance o. Miss Maude Adams in
What Every Woman Knows last
night Some OF those entertaining box
parties were DR.. and Mrs 3. NJ Ran
dolph, and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Glib
son. In the orchestra were General
and Mrs WotherspoOn, Col and Mrs.
Spencer Cosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hichborn, Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss
Margaret Draper, Miss Dora Glover,
and a number Of others.
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Commodore and Mrs. George r. Peters
were hosts at a theater parry at the
New National Theater last evening in
honor Of their daughter. Miss Grace
Peters, and her fiance, Whitmeh p.
TunstaU. Of Chicago. ard the out-of-
town guests who are here -Or the we'd
ding tomOv row. They are Mrs. Ben
Jamin Gray. OF Norfolk. Mrs. William
Mrs Slaughter. Miss Slaughter, and b.
Cray Tunstall. ali Of Norfolk, and Miss
linckon, Of New York. a cousin Of the
bride.
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The United States has a little bin OF
S65O0Oo0 against Cuba; and while it
isn't going to be pressed unduly, II may
yet form the basis Of some sort Of fore
closure proceeding.
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Miss Nina Knox Van ArSdale Will Make Her Debut
To Society At Large Reception This Afternoon
Homage to Be Paid to
Niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Knox.
Large Number Of Season S
Debutantes to Help in
Receiving Line.

Washington society Will pay homage
this Afternoon 10 the debutante niece OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Sal sbury Knox.
Miss Nina Knox Van Arsdale, who will
be presented at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Knox at a large reception, from .
to Z o'clock
The house will be effectively decor
ated for the occasion Win asparagus
vine, smilax, and Killarney roses.
Nine. Francisco Yanes. wife of the
secretary of the Bureau OF American
Republics, and Mrs. Harris. wife Of
Lieut.. Frederick r. Harris. L. S. N,
will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. G. V. Knox, Mrs. ]. S. Van
Arsdale. Mrs. H W. Hamilton. and Mrs.
Richard Mullowny will receive with Mrs.
Knox and the debutante.
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Speaker Cannon and Secretary Wilson
might be able to Bghten their Iabors
by establishing a joint bureau With full
responsibility and powers In the matter
of denying reports Of intended retire
ments.
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II the army and navy decide to bar
all trust goods. it'll be interesting 70
see how the ships will sail. inasmuch as
water is one Of the chief commodities In
which the trusts deal
The Washington times., 1909-12-14

Carrie Nation Is reported to have re-
ceived two offers OF marriage since she
has been in Washington. What's the
use Of pretending to believe that civili-
zation makes men less intrepid?
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There is a rumOr. which doesn't need
confirmation, that Senator Bristow IS
doubtful about his popular election Of
Senators resolution getting reported
from the judiciary Committee.
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Son Is Born
To Lieutenant and Mrs. Adams.

Lieut.. r. w. Adams. L. S a, and
MIS-. Adams are receiving the con-
gratulatlons Of their friends upon the
birth of a son on December f. He IS a
grandson Of Rear 4 iIniral Ia Q. Logan,
Z. S n, and a great-graudson of the
late Admiral D. ID Porter, L. :. y.
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2elaya is certainly in a bad way on
the editorial pages. but IN the news
columns he appears TO be holding his
own quite. comfortably.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gaff
Entertain At EoX Party.

MT. and Mrs Thomas r. Gan were
hosts al a box party at the Columbia
Theater last evening i'm compliment 10
ork. who are the guests Of the par
cnts Of the latter. Assistant Secretary
of War and Mrs Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gan entertained at a supper after the
play.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
ARRIVED.

Castine, at New York: Glacier, at
HongkOng. Alexander, at Shanghai.
and Albany and Yorktown. at Cor.
into.
SAILED.
MacdonouEh. from New Orleans for
Key West
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Col. and Mrs. Walter Howe, Of Fort
Hancock, \. j.. are spending some time
I'm washington. the guests of their son.
Lieut.. Alfred @. Howe, L. S. y.
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Representative and Mrs. Mckinney. ~
Illinois. have arrived in Washington and
have taken an apartment in the Port
land for the season.
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A masked train robber held UP a train
In Germany, took a wealthy woman 8
purse, pulled the bellcord, and escaped.
OF course, the fact that a little incident
OF that sort takes place IN the United
States occasionally Will continue to be
evidence that we are a barbarous com
munity.
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California wants Roosevelt 10 come out
there and kill mountain lions at so per
scalp. 1t is declared that mountaineers
have been making big money on the
bounties- Roosevelt. however, as an ad-
vocate Of the square deal. would be at
a disadvantage. He couldn't decently
engage in the business OF lion farming
In order 10 get the scalps.
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Mrs. Wilmer
Houors Miss Draper.

Mrs. William Holland Wilmer enter
tanned a company OF the seasons
debutantes at luncheon today IN compli-
ment TO Miss Margaret Draper, the
debutante daughter Of Gen. and Mrs
William F. Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p. Thorn. IT., who
were recently married at Staunton. Va.
the brides hons, have returned TO
Washington from their bridal trip and
will reside at 1761 p street this winter.
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Young People
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Downing.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Downing enter
tained a party of young people at din
ner ltSt evening.
=
Commander and Mrs William Man
ming Irwin were hosts at a large thea
ter party last evening at the New Ma
tional Theater. followed by a supper al
their home on Nineteenth street.
Their guests We're Miss Carol New
berry, Miss sadie Murray, Miss Alice
BOuteIl, Miss Julia GoldsbOrOugh. Hiss
Katherine Weeks, Miss Annie Irwin
Mr.. Adee. and MIR. Dowell. OF the May
flower; Mr. Calhoun, T.. s. N; Captain
Johnson and Lieutenant sultan. T.. s
A. and Jesse Brown.
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A Montreal investigator OF municipal
conditions finds that . per cent Of the
expense OF rdnning the town goes in
various forms of graft. They seem TO
have pretty good conditions there. COM
pared to. some of our American towns.
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Paymaster Ignauus T. Hagner. T. S
y. and Mrs. H.lgner have taken an
apartment I'm tn Prince Carl for the
winter.
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representative and Mrs. Edwin W.
TIigeins, OF Connecticut, who arrived in
WASHINGTON last week, have opened
their apartment IN the Portland for the
season.
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Mrs. Foster
Hostess At Luncheon.

Mrs. John w. Foster WIS hostess at
luncheon today at her residence on
Eighteenth street. entertaining com
pany OF twenty.
T. p. O'COnnor. OF London, England.
Is the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas p. Walsh at their Massachu-
sets avenue residence for today and
tomorrow.
Society is manlfesting its usual in
terest In the annual Charity Ball for
the benefit Of the Chudren's Hospital,
which has been arranged for Monday
evening, January 3. at the New Willard.
a number of dinner parties have been
planned 10 precede the dance, the hosts
later accompanying their guests TO the
Willard.
The committee In charge. which has
about completed arrangements. includes
Mrs. W. r. Merriam. chairman; Mrs,
Glover Mrs. Can. Mrs. Barker, Mrs.
Gheraru4, Mrs. simpson, and Miss Sher-
riu
Mrs Mcclure Is chairman OF the re-
ception committee which also includes
Mrs. Merriam. Mrs. HOelle. Mrs. Simp-
son. Mrs. Edward Mccartney. Mrs Moses
Mrs Vaudeville Carlisle. Mrs. Glover
! Mrs Wiltie, and Mrs Tuckerman.
Jack Story will act as chairman OF the
! floor committee, assisted by Murray A.
Cobb.
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Mrs. Knox
Wears Handsome Gown.

Mrs Knox viii wear Marie An
toinette gown Of ivory MORE, embToid-
cred i'm steel and Jet with corsage
bouquet Of pink roses, and Miss Knox
will wear crystal dotted net over white
satin with a panel effect In front and
back. laced with pale blue chiffon. and
will carry American Beauty roses
Miss Frances gown will be pale ofue
satin with touches Of pink on the border,
and a draped Overskirt effect
An informal supper and dance Tor IN"
-eceivine party and 2 number Of az
dltionaI men, will follow the tea
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Be Among the Guests.

a number Of the s. asCn's debutarte
who viii also assist are Miss Evelyn
Carpenter Miss Frances Thorn. Miss
Stella Carusi. Miss Lucinda Pennebaker,
Miss Winifred Dorance, Of Philadelphia,
house guest of Miss Pennebaker; Miss
Robyn Young, Miss Frances Miller, Miss
Lucy LAUGH. and her house guest, Miss
Weber, Of New York; Miss May Kear-
ney Miss Marta Calvo, Miss Georgia
Knox, cousin of the debutante, and Miss
rived In Washington this morning and
will be Miss van Arsdale's house guest
for several days.
Miss Van Arsdale's debutante frOck
will be a becomiugIy draped princess
gown of white satin, with a garniture
Of silk embroidery and crystal and she
will carry a shower bouquet Of violets.
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Mrs. George Bliss Entertains
at Luncheon for Debu-
tante Daughter.
Consul and Mrs. E. C.
Baker Sail Today for
Europe.

Mrs. George Bliss was hostess az q
young peoples luncheon today for her
daughter, Miss Ruth Bliss. one Of the
debutantes Of last season
The guests were Miss Elizabeth
Walsh. Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Stella
Carusi. the Misses Abbott. Miss Marie
Fosner, Miss Katherine HoIbrook,
Miss Frances Dodge. Miss Power, and
Miss Wallis.
The American consul at Antune,
China, and Mrs z. c. Baker, the lat
ter formerly Miss Jean Pedlar. whose
wedding took place Saturday at noon in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. sailed from New York this
morning on the Krouprinzessin CeceHe
for Europe They viii spend some time
travelling through Europe before going
to Mr.. Bakers post about March T.
Mrs. Porter
And Daughters Return.
MIS-. Porter, wife Of Major John Bid
die Porter. T. S. A, and the Misses Por-
ter Aave returned to. washington, and
are spending the season with Mrs. An
drew Porter, in her home on I street
Lieut. and Mrs. Mark Brooke. L. 5.
A, Of West Point, \. Y, are the guests
OF the latter's parents. Medical Director
and Mrs Francis NJ GunRell, U. S. n,
for several weeks.
Lieut.. Horace F. Spurgin, Coast Artil-
lery, T. S a. and Mrs Spurgin are be-
ing congratulated upon the birth IF q
son. William F. spursin. on December 8.
Co1 C,ao-,a r,,,5r,a-- c,--,f+t II
and Mrs. Smith have given up their
apartment IN the Grafton. and havs
taken an apartment in the Parkwood.
i746 h street, for the season
Major and Mrs. Guy Carleton, o. the
Kenesaw. have as their guests for the
month Of December their daughter, Mrs.
Pelham Glassford-
Mrs. George W. GoethaIs, wife of
Colonel Cocktails, L. S. A., chief engi@
neer in charge Of the Panama canal.
has sailed on the Prinz Joachim for
Kingston.
Mrs. Clifford Stewart has issued
cards FOR bridge party on Tuesday
afternoon, December p.
Miss Mary Stead was hostess at q
luncheon party today at her home
on Seventeenth street
The marriage Of Miss Anne PeytOn TO
Lieut. Marshall Magruder, L. S. A. on
Saturday evening, December Is, al 7:30
o'clock, viii take place at St. Andrews
Episcopal Church instead OF at St.
Thomas Church. as originally planned
Mrs. Newmyer
Returns From Baltimore
Mrs. Newmyer. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Aaron Birkenwald.
Of Baltimore, returned to her hons
Monday
Miss Mabel Kaufman OF New EorzS
who has been the guest OF her cousins
Miss Juanita. Kaufman. OF Rhode Island
avenue, has returned 10 her home.
Mrs. A. POwdernaker, who has been
visiting relatives In Philadelphia, has
returned home
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple, have arranged for a
euchre and bridge party during tbs
Christmas holidays, at the Mercantils
Club
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Misses Brawuer
Are Hosts At Dance.


The Misses Brawner, Of " street,
were hosts at a dance at the Dunn
barton Club last evening. The ball
room was beautifully adorned with
pink carnations and clusters Of Christ
mas green's Mrs Brawner, who as
sisted her daughters to receive their
guests, wore d beautiful black satin
gown trimme>. with lace. Others as
ssting IN receiving were Mrs Mason,
I'm black velvet and rose point lace:
Mrs. Shields in black messaline. and
Mrs. Pollock in red satin. Miss Martha
Brawner wore a becoming gown of pink
satin and Miss Julia Brawner's gown
was OF black chiffon cloth over black
silk.
DR.. WI. the Chinese minister and
several members of the embassy stan.
occupied a box at the Columbia Theater
last night Colonel James, military at
tache Of the British embassy, also oc-
Cupied q box, accompanied by his sister
in-law. the Hon. Rachel X Shuttle
worth. and Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard had a party with them I'm a box.
In the audience were the Military At
taChe Of the German embaSs y and Nine
Won Livonius, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Leutze. Captain and Mrs. Walter Nc
Lean Mrs. a. J. HalfOrd, Miss Ruth
HalfOrd, Miss Polly Mason, Josephine
Mason, and Philip Patchin-
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Mrs. Newmyer
Returns From Baltimore.

Mrs Newmyer, who has been v1sit<
ing her sister, Mrs Aaron BirkenwaId.
Of Baltimore, returned TO her hons
Monday.
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Miss Mabel Kaufman. OF New EorES
who has been the guest OF her cousins
Miss Juanita Kaufman. OF Rhode Island
avenue, has returned 70 her home.
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Mrs. A. POwdermaker, who has been
visiting relatives In Philadelphia, has
home
The Washington times., 1909-12-14

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple, have arranged for a
euchre and bridge party during tbs
Christmas holidays, at the Mercantils
Club.