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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
MAY SPRINKLE OIL
ALONG CAR TRACKS
Georgia Avenue Residents Peti-
ton Approved by
Markham.

The Commissioners have determines
to invite the attention OF the Wash
ington Railway ard Electric Company
to the alleged nuisance caused by the
clouds of dust raised by rapidly moving
cars along Georgia avenue, on tsse
Brightwood line, and a request will
be made that suitable means be adopt
ed TO relieve the situation which ex-
lists during dry weather.
The action was taken in response 20
a complaint from the Brightwood Park
Citizens Association.
The complaint was referred to Cap
z. NJ Markham. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner. who reported that he be-
lieved it to ne well founded, and sug-
gested the action subsequently taken
by the Commissioners. TFs railroad
company Will be asked to sprinkle its
rOadbed frequently with water or OIL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home cure That Anyone Car
Use without Discomfort or
Loss of Time.

We have a New Method that cures
Asthma. and we want you TO try II at
our expense. No matter whether your
case is of long-standiEg or recent de-
velopment. whether 1t is present as hay
fever or chronic Asthma. our method is
an absolute cure. NO matter in what
climate you live, no matter what your
age or occupation, our method viii GER
tainIy cure you right in your own home.
We especially want to send II 10 those
apparently hopeless eases, where all
forms of inhalers, do1ches. opium prep
arstions, fumes, patent smokes" etc,
have failed we want to show every
one at our owl. expense that this now
method viii end all difficult breathing.
all wheeling, ard all terrible paroxysms
at once and for all time.
This free offer is too important to ne
elect a single day. Write now and be-
gin the cure at once. Send no money.
Simply mail coupon below. Do II To-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
Embroidery Department

Is and . inch Swiss Embroidery
r o u / IS; some were = Oe
rfoc yaFd---.-------..-- q ,
Swiss cross-b bar Corset Cover
Embroideries; IS inches wide; = &C
were S9c ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4 ,
Swiss and Batiste Embroidery
Bands and dOuble-edge galIsons;
We're soc and S1.00 yard. To enc
be Soc and. .--...-.---.-... >
Swiss Embroidery Shirt waist
fronting; q inches wide; : ENC
length for front of shirt waist. u
sS-inch Swiss and Cambria
Corset Cover Embroidery; PC IOc
value. -.-..-.--...-...-'s---
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 9.-The new
fourth class of midshipmen was formal
~ organized this morning when the
nineteen members of the class who had
passed mental and physical eXamina-
lions returned from leave and were
placed under the discipline of the Naval
Academy. A number of new members
viii be added during the month, but the
bulk of the class Will not enter until
the first part of July, during which most
of the physical examinations will be
conducted. The class is expected to
have over 200 members.
Lieut. Frank d. Berrin has relieved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
4OC te 71sc Ribbons
Hair Goods Department

Eair Rolls, quality retaned tic
at 4Sc-..-.---- --.--.-..-.---.....-.Af
Pompadours OF wire, hair A0c
covered were s1.00........-...4S
Hair Switches;s sold here sin
at S1-SS- Slststly nussed. ...... LILY
Cluster Puffs; sold at ST 40
$19s. From window display. 10y
Billie Burke. Curls; sold here k0e
at $1.00...... s.........-.....-....O
Single Puffs; sold here at 2 Oe
l5c- ---.-...-......-.--.----. -
Pin Curls; sold here at ENe
f5c........... ..-...-..............OO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
MIDDIES' NEW CLASS
GETS DOWN TO WORK
Nineteen Apprentices Are Placed Under Naval Academy
cipline-Lieutenant Beuin Relieves Lieutenant
Commander Gavin as Athletic Director.

Lieut. Com. y. f. Gavin as officer in
charge Of athletics at the Naval Acad-
envy. As Lieutenant Berrin is head
coach of the football team he will prob
ably retire from one position in the fall,
It is likely that he will retain the posi-
ton of head coach as there is a general
demand for him to continue and another
officer will take general charge of ath-
letics.
Lieutenant Commander Gavin was
the first TO occupy the position and has
put the work on A systematic basis.
During his inCum bency lacrosse, basket
bail, and wrestling have been introduced
as competitive sports and other
branches developed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
JURY is WORKING
ON HAMILTON CASE

CANTON. n. Y, June 9.-The st.
Lawrence county grand jury today con-
tinued its investigation OF the mystari-
Gus death Of Leila Hamilton. the six
teen-year-old girl, whom the authorities
believe was murdered at the home OF
her parents a week ago The jury is
expected to present its report Friday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
trimmed Hats, Sl.98
None We're Less Than $500

All made in the workrooms here
by artist milliners. No factory
made ''houorS" ever mar the PalaiS
Royal reputation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
Lace Department

Linen Torchon Edges and In nc
sertions; were 10c yard.,...........O
Cfuny Lace Bands and Edges; 2 to
INCHES wide; some we're 2Sc &C
yard. ........................O
45-inch- wide Embroidered Oriental
Lace Nets: small and large
dots and flowers; were 800 enc
yard - -
Ss-inch-wide Tucked Lace
Nets; all colors; we're 800 E0c
ward ...--................O
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
NEW LAMPS FOR STREETS.

The Commissioners nave approved the
recommendation Of Electrical Engineer
Walter g. Allen, that eighty-six new
street desigatiOn lamps be erected In
INHERENT sections Of the city. The lamps
kfe Of handsome design. and show the
names Of the streets IN large letters. Mr..
Allen hopes to place thse lamps
throughout The District IN the course
of time, but the appropriation al his
disposal win permit Of the purchase OF
but q small number at the present time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
Look For These First Floor Remnant Tables
Book Department

White House Cook Books.
covers are slightly soiled, but A &C
can be washed. s1.25 edition.
Half Leather Books. all mas &C
terpieces, slightly hurt. Were SOC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09

It You are a regular patron you
viii consult your favorite milliner
anc a pretty summer hat will cost
you the littlest price you ever
dreamed of.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09

No paSse styles-the Millinerl
store here is like an ever running
stream. Sometimes it's like a noun
tain torent-it will be tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
THE BAD CHILD

Come. Little Badness. and climb to nay
knee.
Put your head down there and cry N
ms shoulder
For badness in you is like badness ia
me-
only nay own is the older
II YOU were papa and wore high hat,
I wonder If YOU would be talkv and
nOssy
And then when your little girI answered
like that
Would YOU say she was ugly and
sauCyT
II you were mamma and wore a long
skirt,
/ won,.s- = you would grow weary Of
service.
And then when you scoldrd and made
her feel hurt
Would you say she was naughty" OPP
nervous
II vou wee the strong one and ] were
the weak,
When you punished roe. then would
J thank vpu2
And whom ! was crying too sobby to-
speak.
Wouldn't 7 long 10 spank y0u2
Appleton Magazine
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
MORE IS PLEDGED
TO BIG NEW HALL
National Auditorium Prof.
ect Advanced by Liberal
Subscriptions.

Previous TO the calling to order OF
the pu0uc meeting al the New willard
Hotel this afternoon % discuss plans
Tor the building OF a national auditari-
Iw, Milton g. Allies. chairman of tie
nnance committee. announced new sub
scriptOus. which greatly sweIed the
.otal 10 is believed that nearly one
third of the capital stock Of tie COM
panE WIFI be subscribed today
4 letter was sent out today by the
chamher or Commerce urging tile at
tendance OF its members at the meeting.
~ d. IS similar letter was sent out
reeenuy by the Board of Trade. a large
gathering ls expected
II the project goes through one al
The arst large conventions TO DE- held
in it probably viii boz that Of tHe eg-
worth League ntimatlou has been re-
ceived Do Washington to that rfecs
and fl is believed the Christian Endeae-
or Society convention can also be So
cured D. the Seventeenth street site IS
purchased and erection Of the auditor
nm begun III once
AIlUuTeeILeI- has lust Hpau rr4F.
tAai ID. J. hau.maH VIII head one OF
the saDcouau.ftees Of the finance com.
mlttee. selection a. members gf lIr
Is aufmaH.s committee viii be- mad.
within a few days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
ARE WE TO BE HIGH STEP
PERS ON MARCH

A March 4 like today would be per
feet. But March 4 may not be like to-
day. Tt may blow the hair off your
head, work the furnace ON a twenty.
four-1our schedule and put the parade
INTO the high-stepper class with six
inches of snow What viii we do
about it,
Well. one thiug can be done Congress
can make sure against the high step
ping. There is now available for clean
ing away snow "a part OF $1,000. But
that win not help. The use of IL is lin
tied to crossings and cutters The
route of the parade isn't made mp of
crossings and CUTTERS. Furthermore.
Congress might not find it altogether
easy on the last days of the session to
set everything else aside and enact
sHow-cIeaHing legislation for the Dis
triet of Columbia.
The thing to do now Is to make sure
about this business not only Tor March
4, but for the whole year. The Senate
has written into the District appropria
tion act an allowance Of $4,000 to De
expended on streets as well as crossings
and CUTTERS H the discretion of the
Commissioner. IL ought to be approved
unanimously by the eoUferees, together
with a provision making tile fund inn
medIateIy available. That is the only
way TO eliminate higa.stcpplHg ou IN
wueuratiou Day. and ir i- the only sen
siuie way of making sure chat tine snow
"Hl be cleaned away ou othcr days
each one aDwdaut.y important In its
Way.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
AT HONE

Mrs. Robert z. Parker viii receive
this afternoon
Mrs. John il. Pistol will be at home at
the EuJaw. 1854 Monroe street. this aft
cmOCu from 10 @ clock. assisted by
Mrs. George Il. Dud.eF. Mrs u. T.
Harding. Mrs L. s. Brandt Airs. Harry
=. Wilson, and Mrs. Edwin n Hall
Mrs. Edmund K. FOX wIu receive in-
formally tGis afternoon, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. j. d. Weaver
Mrs. Robert Gimour Aulas viii be at
home Friday. February l5. from TO d
% clock. for the last time laIs season.
Mrs. T.. q. b Pierce. 1916 Riggs street
viii be at home tor the last time this
season this afternoon. from TO
o clock assisted by leT mousse guest
Mrs. c. A. COe. Of ALedforC, Mass. Mrs.
Arthur Ramsay, Mrs. Jackson. and Ars-
George A. Myers.
Mrs. William j. Warren, Of tae Bur
HugJ0u, viii Ue at home Wednesday.
from 4 20 o'clock. for the last time
this season.
Mrs. Grandin and Miss Graadin viii
be at home informally this afternoon
Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard viii re-
ceieye this afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis lu5 T
street vii. receive this afternoon for
the last time tH.s season
Mrs. Charles Treat. wife of tine Tre.s-
UTer Of the United States and the Misses
Treat OF the Highlands viii receive
this afternoon for the last time this
season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
THE PROPOSAL FOR A TARIFF
COMMISSION.

W. arar5. anal erar. aarin~t GOVERN.
mc4r aE rarmi--ia.-snf .a r.anf ON
irom commission .Y commission. That
Is wHt we win ultimately do. ia all
probability, with reference fg The tarrf
Their. ara certain ranf..- 3D.. l.af-.
Iaturr which from the very nature oI
its organization ia. mrrH.d, .eal-r.-
tura is MOI .,uahfa af r.-..~msaa sat
isfactorilt D....a5.os .r fI--. dr.i.-
10 commission i, the rgIr ia ever.
country and II !, certain d. .nl-f.r.
because OF the Increasing rance OF aa,
eminent activities. which f, impo,fro
upon legislative bodies nov burden, inn
possible of DISCHARGE ezcear ., some
plan of DELEGATION
Tie tariff commission prano-eg by
the indianapolis convention Is one Of
these delegations of legislative author
itv which seems IN commend itself f.
especial measure. yyby sboDId there he
once every ten wears revolutionary
reorganization of tariff schedules from
top TO bottom recommended nv ,r-sr.
taintv throughout the whole busf1e-s
world. and Inv ararv ,,s,;+es+stio,, 81
acure in+eras..a1d coroar, Is, .,.ar,. ~.
p7rtment Of bpeipass aud i,,lpstr;al NO..
fivitvs WIN, ,-or,l5 e moi t, l,.+.-- -,
keen the tariff rovisad. F., nal..
chances as 5a-aIa,r,.,,+s ;r.4i.a+.5 -t.,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
MEMS CLUB GIVES
A ROUSING DINNER

Good entertainment a good dinner
and good speaking made the annual
banquet OF the Mems Club OF st. Steph-
ems Episcopal Church success. More
than 100 men attended last evening at
the parish house
The musical program was under the
direction of Sidney Lloyd WrightsOn au.
s. NJ Fabian. The Rev. George Fiske
Dudley, pastor of the church. spoke.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17

Miss Katherine Goode Shuey daugh-
JeT OF MT and Mrs Theodore T. Shuey.
was married last evening TO Holbrooll
Eouaey, of New York city. IN her par
EMS home. on California avenue m s
O'Clock. the Rev. bT. Wallace Radcliffe.
pastor OF Tie New York Avenue Pres
oyteIau Church. officiating in the pres
e1ce Of smau party of relatives and
friends
The entire lower floor was beautifully
adorned with Palms. Southern smilaS,
and white roses. 4u She bay window OF
the drawing room an altar was formed
of taI palms ard Easter lilies with a
white satin prIe-u.eu or which the bride
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
Mrs. Smiths Luncheon.

Mrs William Alden Smith. wife OF
Senator Smith of Michigan, entertained
az luncheon today in honor of her house
guest Mrs. joel b. Heatwole. OF North
held, MINI
The company invited 20 meet Mrs.
Heatw0Ie included Mrs NewberTy, wife
OF the Secretary Of the Navy Mrs. Eli
klns. wife OF Senator EIkius Mrs. John
~ Foster Mrs. Talmage. Mrs. J. j..
Loose. and Mrs George b. Williams
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17

Sunday School Teacher why. Eu#e
Wilson. Fighting aEaius Didnf Iast
Sundays lesson teach you when YOU
arc struck oH one cheek that you
ought 3D. turu the other 90 the striker
WiHie-Ne Hut he biz me square
CH the nose, and I've only got oue-Ez-
C.auFc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
BRILLIANT CROWD
HEARS PADERENSKI
Appearance at New Ma
tional Greatest Event of
Musical Season.


I-uase Jan TaderaHs.,5 the greatest
H.auI-. OF raa age. aHd Ieaace jag PAD
aravsI... the composer. mare -7.o s=ya-
rate ami distinct figures .H -le WaE..
history oi music. Tr the ars. .E-l Be
g.ve. the unqualified homage of pa'-
..a which .on= a-" ra".-e.ze1 his Ee-.'s-
To l.s latter au-s a. offered the last
lHa regard aI ,Iat same HunHc wa.'a
mu-. ".y'nuEe ats Influence E.. #a"...'
.a.o broader ...H a"..t d ..-
sa.a-uua .aaE w.I endure as .u-E as
There - u-.-.o
haae.ovsE came ra Was.agroa Ee~-
tru.a" af."-nuu. "r ..- =taI ~ .se
.a..f. ....... .y ... Gus.a. SF-pal.s
Orchestra. Ills appearance rs so-olsL
ol Jaa r.a-sa|. vas tHe =reatest event
.t The current musical season. 0ut h.e
ua=.ru. a- .a.Hu-.. of fa, euIE .ul-
position of rho aflauro0n-az7Ge Ir.w
Ills ruH ...nar.aaaeg ..ausaal .u.a....
tu the occasion
The p...-.E.-... -.rnn|.arv .. F minor
-v..c.. .. The .sar IS ON -f-v.- ...a
v..r.. so....a. fr Rr.- r.a.rsr .......-
TOR OF --. orchestra for fra tl-.-l..-g.
..... .....u- -.-.,-. ,..f.,. t.. .,.-......-s
.. p. .+....e. .h any way '' .'s
FtA.--e. Ht..s-LlHt n-AAei- "..- Wl---
his name has beer more pCuulaItv link
.4 as , .---...---- -,----. .--..,.sr.. zrz.-.
ca -.l.'-'' Voc +
pointed. lNeSe VINO had come. as X
was expected they should come. O. hear
o. GRANT and ,,aryr dam rrcrls were drIv
s~lisAeo
tribute 70 POLAND
paFarar,-ar.f.= a,-r-7,brrv fz q trauaD-
-. - go ..--r
b'tS DIR OF to4'7'l t~'''S "'' - e'i-N o''
flowing with the products or a master
musicians mind Ia was intended by
-,.s---.r-. - . ..+,--,,, srff,,,.o r. his
"'S+ '"sh' or p-'i - 'DI'N ~ '-''
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17

Mrs. Mcmillan entertained - a dim
uer o. twenty covers last evening IN
honor of her CRANE daughter. 1Iiss Jar
Wis, and Preston Gibson. whose mar
riase will. take place next Tuesdav
dr. and Mrs. Samuel Stone who have
been the guests of 1Ir and Mrs. sydney
c kaufman, have gone to Atlantic
City for ten days, before returning 30
their home In New York.
Mrs. s. Herman has returned 10 her
home in Paterson, N j., after visiting
her sister. Mrs. H. Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs. LetUermau- OF Char
lgttesville, Va, We're registered at the
Willard Hotel, and returned 10 their
home Monday.
Mr and Mrs. B. Solomon mad as their
guest their niece Miss Selma ErlanBer,
OF Baltimore, and returned 20 her home
Monday.
Miss Julia KAUFMAN, of Norfolk. Va,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lleu-
man, OF the Ashley apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius L. EnEeI ne
turned 60 their home in New York.
after spending a few days in town with
relatives
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
Students, Bal.

The Students. Bali to 6e held at The
View Willard Hotel FRIDAY evening
promises to be one Of the most success
tui ever enjoyed by the young people
OF Washington.
The floor committee. of which Arthur
s,z5fso- f- ,f.ss--,.,,, 5r,-r,,,lss.
>Al-,gI' H1i 1A'Ae'. " W. -A,i91'
Mr. do AmaraL
G. F. Kerry pr. RfsDham Gf-r Biafr
g,,,.,..7 r9,.rt..-.., - II 80. ~,
-l-'l a. - man, H. Hi'oE7 G. NJ
II. Ten Eyck Carpenter DR.. Chatard
Walter CIenbsua. l. r. Cravyfcrf.
-..,---. ~
~,
w. y Cox. Admiral Caps
rs..,,.-,-t r,s+--.s D. ~ No. ~
Tarrei.y
T. Eaarnesl
-dI oe argos. Df. 81. FRENCH. Dr.
-. - 49,, .''--'''' VIC ''7s' %
" l, -.' az -.->
Dr r. Ir.,qosr ia. l1,.8e M
Dr. Dr. Bart HIS. pror Housl. nut
D. x Taclye0r Br = = Jarksor Vr
7 II Iorl-
Dr r King Dr ELalrsnv5si,t
Tar .rJlrrEIa I.frl L-rar,,
DIR lemon Tr Franz czech f. II
ey-fs
Prof. Nfechrn. Dr. Mead Moore.
Colonel Afar1rrr I'm - Mckee Tr r
ID RTcresn I,r RrcPaFr
DR.. q. +. PECK, D-. w. IT. f. Phillips.
Paul Peck, Dr. .. W. Prenuss. William
+. philips, boss perry IT, arthur
pr-.s In-r..,,.'e-I. lr a. vr Rich
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
MAKING A PLAGTHI\ts OF
CITIZENSHIP FOR 5IN.lsI

Statehood ful Arizona anu Nea Mex
.co is tuc p.aytalag OF Congress Once
il was nearly obtained and a... he.
cause OF indifference Once IN was
nearly bea1en-5y enactment OF a Joint
Statehood bill acceptable TO the people
ui neither Territory and was saved 10y
majority of one in the Senate Vow
IL hangs on the ability of any single
opponent ia Tie upper house to occupy
on threaten aonvmcugIy TO occupy.
all DE time tin adjournment in talk.
I'm She one Territory the Census Of
1000 found l22,93l persons. in the other
l953lo. These people have "a right TO
something better than this at the hands
OF their Congress. They may not have
"a right TO immediate Statehood. but
have undoubtedly right to be denied
Ii, If at all. Ola its merits.
The difficulty which ATr Tart is ex-
rerienciug I'm finding a Secretary OF The
Treasury outside New York is caIcu-
lated ia HoWlse TO reduce the self
esteem Of Wall Street.
IEsulg gents bombardmant would ap-
pear % have developed quite q crop uC
bloU-HoleE IN the armor Of the naval
ulH and TO have planted shells in them.
Interstate Commerce Commission hav-
ing been increased from seven 90 muc
members. Congress might do well 10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
White House Callers

Presideut-eleCt Taft.
Secretary of War Wright
Secretary of the Navy NeWbeEry
Senator's Knox Of Pennsylvania.
Flint of California.
Burkett Of Nebraska.
Clapp of Minnesota
Piles of Washington
Representatives LoWdeu of Illinois
Burton of Ohio.
Cox of New York
Englebrlght Of CaIlar-
MIA
Porter of New York
lowering of Massacl--
sets
Hackney of Missouri
Peters OF Massachu-
Wheeler of Pennsyl-
vauja
Dwight Of New York
Calder of New York.
Former Representative Gtosven5r OF
Ohio.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane
Solicitor General Hoyt
Clifford Pinch0t, Chief Forester
Colonel Goefhes. Chairman Canal c5@-
mission.
Michael Dady OF New York.
Rabbi simon
Governor Curry. Of New Mexico.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
Affair Given in Honor of
President and Mrs.
Roosevelt.
NINE. CRUZ GIVES
A LUNCHEON TODAY
Affair Is Farewell Compliment 10
Mime. GOdOv. Who Is Leay-
ing Capital

T.- -a.r-.as.. .- A-sI-u.--re ard Miss
..sa. v-r. n.--- las. even -E ~ the
.ar--e. a... mos. elaborate q lane. st.eC
-..- a.-er a.. .oarT Of che President
..E Airs Roosevelt Mss Niiso. has
just ra.au-.. returned from an extended
European -uIn..r
,u -.. ...pang were t.e Vice Presi-
a-.- senate. NaEEar Senator alG Mrs.
N....e. Senator and AIRS KuoN. Semi
... ... 1E.-. Gamble. Senator and 1IIs.
'......- Representative and Mrs Hep
.... Representa- and Mrs Pollard.
Represents. 'an# AIS scott former
Postmaster General auC Mrs Gary. q
Baltimore 1rs James P.nchot Mrs.
-.rk Hanna AIRS john W TImu ons
AS Stanley Matthews The Secretary OF
Gle Smithsonian and Mrs Nolcou
Professor arc MIS- Moore PTofessor
aa- AIRS Wallace AIr aud Mrs Ing
ham of dos Nc-aes. Miss 1labe. Board
u.sa, Az and MIS- ". j. Curtis, Louis
Lombard 81 Switzerland. Guor6 Pin
-hot and Jasper wilson.
Nine cruz wife Of the Minister Of
Chic was hostess az luncheon to-day
as "a farewell compliment 10 Nine Co
dJy. wife Of the Mexican Minister TO
AAta. VINO IS ltaNlllE VI rSl---t= tSA lSl
Cuba some time next week
Invited 20 meet Mime GOdoy were
Nine Guzmaa. wife of the secretary
Of the Colombian legation; Nine de
UrculIu. wife or the Spanish military
attaChe; Mrs. J. l. MCCauum Mrs. Lee
Phillips Mrs James r. Barbour, Mrs.
William Manning Irwin, AIRS h. 7. b.
Harris, MIS-. Lansing, Mrs. Juan Att
well. Mrs Clifford Walton, Nine. de Ia
Tore, and Miss Ida Thompson.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte viii bee Joined here today by Mr..
and Mrs. Beecher Of London. Ontario.
and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Day. IF
Piaiuueld. " j.. who Will accompany
them 20 the White House reception TO
morrow morning they VIII take Ihem 10
Baltimore. where they Will be entertain
eu for several days.
Mrs Wright wife of the Secretary Of
Wag returned yesterday from "a visit 2f
ten days in New York. accompanied Jy
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Day Palmer.
whose marriage was one Of the social
events while General Wright was Gov
eTuoT General of the Philippines.
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WI James yIilEL
The Secretary Of War and Mrs
Wright were tne guests of honor at "a
dinner given last night 10y Mrs Julian
jones
The Attorney General and Mrs Bona
part. were entertained al dinner .aer
night uT Dr ana Airs Fremont smith.
number al guests being asked 60 meet
them
Air. and Mrs HeggcE jennings enter.
.aaea an dinner last night .u honor Of
-he Secretary of the Navy ana lIrs
%awHe..". who were Joined yasterIay
ay f-a.r daughter E.-s Carol New
berry. after visit u Baltimore
Representative and Mrs Dwight had
Ee a.at With them last -.Eat tag Score
.aE- 0t Commerce and Labor and AIRS
Stratus iag Belgian Minister and
Baroness lIau..euf The Greek AiI0Isfe-
Representative and Airs aourEe Cock
rau. Ailas Na.gare; Cameron. 1iiss
Maud Netmorel and Representative
DENLY.
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Paper Doll" Dance

Miss Edna Saunders and Miss Ruth
Bowie win give "a Paper Duu' dance
.or the beHent IT the Confederate Memo
rial Home. al 1892 Vermont avenue.
Saturday evening. February 20
The ehaperuus VIII Doe Mrs Snrigg
Helt. Mrs w.. H. saunders Mrs ". "
Bowie. Mrs. George j.. COviugtOn. and
Mrs Archibald Touuu.