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Serene Payne Squeezes Through,

AUBURN, n. Y. November lO-The
total vote for Congress In this district
shows: Serene Payne, author Of the Payne
tariff bill, G,7S5; Ce1rney (dem.), 6,085.
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Several parties associated with me in
certain enterprises failed to assist In
meeting joint obligations, and with the
burden thrown entirely upon me I have
been unable to meet the demands Of
some creditors who have been pressing
me. One large concern which recently
went into the hands of receiver failed
to meet it's notes, and this failure was
the immediate cause Of my filing the
petition
Last Tuesday Mr.. Focht was elected
by a large majority to represent his dis
trict in Congress for third term
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Tammany Has Candidate.

Indications are that Tammany will in
sist@ on having something to say In the
naming of the man. While Mr.. Murphy
was not in the city yesterday. others
close to him declared that Tammany had
at least one name to submit for con-
sideration. And this name they declared
was not that of Edward M. Shepard. who
has been mentioned as the most likely
candidate.
Mr.. Shepard has stated on many &C.
casions that he would not accept the Of
fee, but his name was used more fire.
quently than any other yesterday. 1t was
said on good authority that his selection
would please Mayor Gaynor. and tina, the
mayor, in fact. had no other candidate
in mind. 1t S said that MIR. Shepard will
not be acceptable to Tammany Hall. MUIR
ply is said to have taken offense because
Shepard during the campaign just closed
spoke at public meetings against John ].
Delaney, who was Mr.. Murphys choice
for supreme court Justice
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REPRESENTATIVE FOCHT
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONER
lust Reelected, He Says LA
biIities Are $275,000 With
Assets of $4,000.

SCRANTON, Pa, November 10.-Ben-
Jamin Focht. representative in Congress
from the seventeenth district of Penn
sylvania, residing at Lewisburg, Union
county, yesterday came here and filed a
voluntary petition In bankruptcy in the
United States district court for this dis
trict. His liabilities approximate $275. 900
and his assets about $4,000, consisting
of real estate and bonds and stock, the
latter largely deprecated. He did not
claim the exemption allowed by law. He
was accompanied by his counsel.
Mr.. Focht authorized a statement as
follows:
THE necessity of my petitioning the
federal court was brought about in part
by the depreciation of holdings dating
back to the panic Of 1907. A large part
OF my liabilities consists of amounts in
volved in claims now In litigation grow
ing out of Endorsements and complica-
tons arising from failure Of other par
ties. -
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GROUP CONQUERED
EyeY Mother Should Read and
Remember his

In any home where ?. child has ten
dency to Group, a bottle Of HYOMEl
pronounce II High-O-ne) should De
kept constantly on hand
A sudden attack OF Group with difficult
breathing and extreme distress IS apt 10
come on At any time
The course 10 be pursued = plain
Send for y.our doctor al once. and in
the meantime drop % drops OF HYOAIEI
into bowl OF boiling water, and hold
the. chiIG's head over IL, cover with a
towel or cloth, so that only the air filled
with Hyomei vapor Is breatned-
This method o. treatment has saved
many = chfd's life. and mothers Of
croupv children should see 10 II that
HYOATEI Is always OF hand Full in
struc.ions- for prompt relief Of Group is
in each package
sec bottle OF HTOAIEI is all YOU need
drug stores as Extra Bottle Hyomei
Iuhalent. Henry Evans and James
O'DOuueT end druggists everywhere sell
II Breathe HTOMEI. Il Is guaran-
teed to ctfr, catarrh. Group, sore throat,
bronchitis coughs and colds. or money
back
To break up a cold in a few minutes
;rY this: Pour 2 teaspoonful OF Iiyo-
mel into bowl Of boiling water, put
towel over head and bowl, and breathe
the soothing healing vapor that arises
Il makes your head feel clear in Two
minutes. II is pleasant TO use Free
trial sample Of HYOMEI can be OBJ
tanned by writing Booths HyOmei Co,
Buffalo, y. Y
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day afternoon at the New National
Theater- Her guests were the Attorney
General and Mrs. Wickersham, Mrs. "
j. BOardman, and Mr.. and Airs A. p
Gordon Cumming.
In the opposite box Mrs Letter had
with her the Rev. and MIS- Roland Cot
ton Smith. Nine Jusserand, wife Of the
French ambassador Mrs Joseph Letter
and the latter's mother. AIRS. john p
VI Villains
Airs. Ballinger wife Of the Secretary
a the Interior, was the guest Of Mrs
Charles A Williams in her box
with Mrs J. T. Mann in her box was
Mrs. Carter. wife Of Senator Garter o.
y Wyoming, and the Misses Hickey.
Mrs. CalderOu Carlisle had as her
= Iesss in her box, Nine de Riano. wife
Of the Spanish minister. Mrs Mande-
vile Carlisle. and Miss Carlisle
Mrs. James Mcmillan entertained q
box party. and Nh and AIRS Lisner
were also among those occupying boxes
the German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff. the Netherlands Minis
ter and Nine. LOudon, the Danish Min
lister and Countess MOltke, the second
secretary OF the British embassy and
MIS- Kennard, Mrs Bourne, wife OF
man Winthrop. Mrs Garrison McCIin-
took, Miss A1cCiintOCk. Mrs. Hughes.
wife or Justice Hughes: Mrs Mclean,
wife OF Capt Walter Mclean, l. : N.
Mrs. Paul g Patterson. the Assistant
Secretary Of War and Mrs Robert
Shaw Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howard, Mrs PinChOt, Lady Alan
tombstone, Miss Morgan. Dr. and Mrs
Randolph. Mrs. Hennen Jennings and
Miss Jennings, 4 = bishop OF Washing
ton, Miss Dough- - the Misses Harlan.
Mrs. Handley, slTs. William COrcOran
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Mrs. William F. Dennis Will Give Reception
This Afternoon in Honor of Miss Helen Taft
Miss DaiDgerfieId Weds
Carroll Wilson Rasin

Miss Katharine DaingeEheld, dauSh-
Ter OF the late Henry Daingerfeld, Of
alexandria. Va. and Mrs. Daingerheld.
AID Carroll Wilson Rasin, OF Baltimore,
were married at noon today in Trinity
Catholic Church, Georgetown, the Rev
John A. Conway. Of Georgetown Unit
versity. officiating
The bride who was given in marriage
by her brother. J : Barbour danger
field, wore handsome tailored suit
OF blue velvet with a white beaver
tOque and a COrsage bouquet Of violets
and gardeniaS-
Raleigh g. Thomas. OF Baltimore. act
ed as best man for Mr. Rasin- The
bride was unattended
Only a small party Of relatives and a
few intimate friends were present at
the ceremony
Rasin left Washington Tor their bridal
trip. After January !. they VIII reside
at 1913 North Calvert street, Baltimore
The bride OF today made her debut
in Washington few years ago and
since then has spent most Of her time
in Baltimore as the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. George G. jenkins. and her cousin
Mrs Raj Parr- She is an exceedingly
attractive and accomplished young
woman and has Travelled extensively
The DaingerfeldS are one Of the Oldest
families In virginia On her mother 5
Maryland families Mrs Dalngerneld-
who was formerly Miss Virginia Key,
makes her home in Washington at the
Marlborough
The wedding today was the second
between the two families, the bride $
ing married Miss Alice Rasin. sister
OF the BRIDEGROOM
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Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker
to Receive With
Hostess.

Mrs William F. Dennis win give a
large reception this afternoon from -
: O'Clock at her residence In Sixteenth
street. in compliment TO Mss Helen
Taft
The house VIII be tastefullv decorated
Tor the occasion with American Beauty
roses, palms, and ferns.
Mrs Charles Nelson RfIer, MIS- Dem
MS daughter, VIII receive with the
hostess and the Presidents daughter
Presiding at the tea table viii be MIS-.
LurtOn, wife Of Mr.. Justice I.urton:
Mrs Robert L Taylor. wife OF Senator
Taylor; Mrs Hamilton Browning. Of
New York, house guest Of Mrs Dennis;
and Mrs Green Clay CzoodlOe-
Mrs. Paul g Patterson viii preside al
the punch bowl. assisted by Miss MAJ
Hammond and Miss EIiza Morgan Nc
Muliin- Mrs c. Il Syme and Miss
Adasne CUP viii also assist.
Mrs Dennis VIII wear a handsome
gown OF white satin yelled in ChauuIIy
lace with effective touches Of American
Beauty satin. Mrs Riker VIII wear
american Beauty satin, yelled in black
chiffon.
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Senator du POnt
Is Host at Dinner.

Senator du Pont and his daughter,
MIS-. CrowninshieId. were dinner hosts
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. john r Mclean enter
tanned at "a theater party and supper
last evening in honor Of Miss Aiargery
Cotton
The marriage or Miss jamie J. Frost,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Frost, and Frazer c. Hnder. viii take
place this evening at 5 o'clock AT Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church,
SOUTH
Miss Leila F. Frost. sister OF the
bride, viii be the maid Of honor and
the brides only attendant. and Dr..
Robert Y sullivan VIII act a. best ma
for Mr.. Hilder- The ushers viii be the
brides two brothers, Frank A. Frost
and WiEi1m r. Frost. and Robert r
MCCorUi-6, and Frank Edmund Wat
son IT.,
An informal reception al the home Of
the brides parents viii follow the CeTe-
mony, and later Mr. HiideT viii take
his bride for a Southern bridal trip
They viii make their home-iu Washing
ton
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Mrs. Cox Entertains
At Debutante Luncheon

Mrs. W. V. Cox entertained at a debut
tante luncheon today at Rauscher's for
her daughter, Miss Hazel V. Cox, who
viii be presented 10 society at a large
tea Friday, December >.
Clusters of vioIets and pink Killarney
roses formed the table decorations
The guests were Miss Ruth LarDer,
Mss Ida Nofment Smith. Miss Eliza
beth Reside, Mss Dorothy Decide. Miss
Louise Bayne. Miss Doris Haywood.
Miss Gertrude Greedy. Miss Helena
Smith, Miss Marie Ray. Miss Katherine
Riggs Poole, Miss Marion King. and her
house guest, Miss Dorothy Flint OF YER
mont. Miss Amy Richardson, Miss
Katherine Birney. Miss Marian True,
Miss Elizabeth True Miss Nellie Acker,
Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss Frances Nil
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Bryan. Miss Ruth
NOyes, Miss Frances Thorn, Miss Alice
Boyd, Miss Stella Carusi Mss Nina Van
Arsdale, Miss Katherine HOlbrOok, and
Miss Emily Cox.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kirke Porter viii
entertain at dinner Wednesday evening,
December u, in honor Of Justice and
Mrs Hughes.
General and Mrs. John w. Foster
have invitations out for a dinner
Wednesday evening, December Il, at
which Mr. and Mrs Andrew Carnegie
VIII be the principal guests
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Miss Winif1ed Davis to
Wed Lieut.. Moore
This Afternoon.

Miss Winifred Davis, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Todd Davis. and
Lieut. Richard g Moore, L. s. A, viii
be married this afternoon at $50 o'clock
in the ballroom of the Highlands The
Rev Charles Wood, of the Church Of
the Covenant, viii officiate at t!.e ceEe-
mOny, which viii be ATTENDED only oy
small gathering of relatives and n
innate friends. A number Of additional
guests have been asked for the recep-
ton at O'Clock
The ballroom viii be effectively deco
rated In the engineer cOlOrs. red and
white, to which branch Of the service
the bridegroom IS attached
a string orchestra viii play the we'd
ding music, the program including the
LOhengrin and MendelssOhn wedding
marches, the Angels Serenade," and
other appropriate selections
The bride, who will be escorted and
given in marriage by her father. viii
wear beautiful gown Of rich ivory
pearls The bodice and sleeves are al
most entirely OF embroidered chlf-
fon and the front panel OF the
skirt Is draped with chiffon in
be held in place with orange blossoms,
clusters OF which also adorn the bodice
and the gracefully d-aped trained skirt
The bridal bouquet viii be shower OF
lilies Of the valley aid white orchids
The brides only 1ewelry VIII be a neck
lace OF yeaTis-
Miss Dorothy LangEtt- who viii at
tend the bride as maid OF honor. VIII
wear q gown OF white lace over pink
satin. with touches Of crystal trimming
and viii carry a cluster or American
theater cape OF gold lace trimmed with
a white afuTpffa
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Dinner Given
For British Officer.

Lieutenant Colonel James, military at
tache OF the British embassy, was host
AT a dinner last evening at the Shore
ham in honor Of Colonel Kenna, E-C-.
OF the British cavalry, and Mrs. Keuna.
who are spending several days in WASH
fngtOn- Invited TO meet them were Gel
w. W WotherspOon- L S A. and Mrs
Woth erspoon: the Naval AtraChe OF the
Austro- Hungarian Embassy and Bar
oness Preuschen. Major H T Allen. L
s a, and Mrs. BreightuuEe-
Mrs Charles Emory Smith, widow OF
the former Postmaster General, who Is
spending a week At the New Willard,
accompanied by her niece. Miss Sui
Ivan. had dining with her last evening
the Postma ster General. Mr. Hitchcock.
and Mrs. Depew, wife Of Senator DePew
OF New York
Mrs Smith and Miss Sullivan viii be
among the special guests thIs after
noon I the uQYeilinE OF the Won Steuben
statue. in Lafayette square
Mrs Denton Morford and her dsgEh-
ter Mrs Iilhuru h St@els viii receive
TUESDAYS f. January
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Many Entertainments
For Presidents Daughter.

a perpetual round OF entertainments
and festivities have been planIAad for
the White House de5utante. making her
first season in sOcieC- a memorable one
IN addition to the tea which Ms
Dennis IS giving for her this afternoon,
II IS Taft viii be the honor guest a. Il
elmer tonight with Miss MaTgery Col
ton a. hostess
Last night Mr. and Mrs George Whit
field Brown had company OF young
people TO meet her at dinner. and to-
morrow night the Presidents daughter
viii be the honor guest at the dinner
Oden Horstmanu is giving at the Abb
Club
Wednesday evening. Devember il. NJ
and Mrs. Heunen Jennings VIII give Z
elmer for Miss Taft, and December =
ET and Mrs Guy Fairfax " hitting are
entertaining in her honor at dinner
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Miss PadeIford
Returns to Washington.

Miss Valerie PadeIfOTd, who spent a
few days at Old Point Comfort. Va.
has returned to washington and Joined
her grandmother, Mrs Ordway, al their
apartment IN StoneleiCh Court
Mrs Ordway and Miss PadelfOrd viii
spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS ar Fort
ROdmau, New Bedford Mass. with the
formers son, Capt Goodwin Crdway. l.
8 A, who is stationed there
AIRS benjamin Aiicou apd her father,
Hilary A Herbert, have returned 10
Washington from a visit 10 relatives ii
Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo ara
spending a short time in New York
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Hi, Or. and Mrs Ralph Jenking Mrs.
Dodge Mrs MusEraVe- Ms Robert
Hinckley. Miss Gladys Hiuckiey. Mrs.
William HarTyman RapIey, Mrs Robert
J.. Taylor. AIrS- Frank p Moves. Miss
Frances NOyes, Mrs Clarence Moor.
Mrs Nicholas AndersoR. Mrs Horace
y estcotf. Mrs. r - Buirner. Mrs Pr
mont smith Mr. Justice White, Dr.. al
ars. Randolph McI[Im. Mrs Huide-
koper, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, bliss Ethel
Barrymore. Mrs. Charles Parker Stone.
Mrs J. IL CuIp and Mss Addirne CUP.
Mrs William r. Dennis. Mrs Green
Clay GoodlOe. Mrs 81 Lewis Clarke.
Miss Ernst, Mrs Crosby and Miss
Marian Crosby. Mrs. Duncan McEiTn.
Miss SoDhy Siebert. Miss Grace Carer.
MI and Mrs. Victor .. Fischer. Mrs
! J White. Mr. and Mrs VI. w
WotherspOon, wife Of Brigadier General
kEOrherspOOn. l. s. A. Mrs. Heatcn.
Mrs AIeshire- Ms Heap, Mrs s T.
Davis. Mrs. w. 5 Teei. Mrs Peytoa
Russell. the Misses Lee Miss Legendre-
the Misses Cullen. Mr. and Mrs Perry
Johnson, William Bowie Clarke Mrs
Carl Joerissen, Clinton Stewart, Count
Pourtsles and Baron Heyl, Of The Ger
man embassy: Reginald Huidekeper,
and William Hemmick-
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Mrs Mann Issues
Cards for LuncheOnS.

Mrs l. T Mann has cards out for
two large Iuncheons at her residence in
Sixteenth street. Wednesday. December
il, and Thursday, December -
Mrs. Frank Anderson. vile OF Dr.
Frank Anderson. L 5 y. has "a rds ont
for a small tea, Thursday afternoon.
December Is, at their residence ley
Nineteenth street The tea VIII be
sort of house warming party. Dr. and
Mrs Anderson having recently come 20
Washington from Annapolis where
they were stationed for some time
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Of
Weak
Of
there questions
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Miss Reside to Make
Her Debut December 10.

Mrs Howard s Reeside has out In
vitations for Monday, December lS,
from 1 10 : o'clock, az her residence,
1870 Nineteenth street, when her daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Reeside, viii make
her debut.
Mrs Reside and Miss Reeside VIII
be at home Saturdays throughout the
season
Mrs. George Xavier NcLanahan and
Mrs Robert HOLSTER Chapman have
cards out for Saturday, December Il,
from TO o'clock, at 2031 . street
The Riding Academy Of Washington
has invited It's members e1d their
friends to inspect the building tomor-
row Tea viii be served from 10 :
O'Clock
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Irene Davis and Miss Evelyn TeeI, Of
Bridgeport. Conn. win act as flower
girls. They viii wear dainty frocks OF
white embroidered null and black Char
lotte COrday hats and VIII carry old
fashioned paper fTilled bouquets OF red
an1 white garden roses.
Lieut. Julian l. Schley. 4. s 4. VIII
act as best man for Lieutenant Moore,
and the ushers viii be Lieut. William
II. Rose, L. s A: Lieut. D. l. sultan.
I. s. =; Lieut. Max Tyler L. s A,
and Lis II. r q. Alexander, L. s A
The b idegroOm and his attendants
viii wear the fun dress uniform OF their
rank. their brilliant military trappings
forming an effective background for the
dainty ECwns or the bride and her at
tendants- In compliment 70 the bride
color scf1me OF the costumes. as well
as the decorations. VIII be as nearly as
possible red and white, the engineer
colors.
Mrs. Da-is
To Assist At Reception.
Mrs. Davis. mother of the bride. who
viii assist in receiving the guests at
the reception, viii wear handsome
gown Of black Spanish lace trimmed
with touches OF -1TaI-
Mrs w S TeeL OF Bridgeport, Conn.
sister Of the bride. viii wear black .hif-
fon over yellow sstin with a Urge
black picture hat
Lieutenant Moore and his bride will
leave Washington shortly after the re-
ception for their bridal trip They
VIII go first 20 New York and sail from
there for Panama and the West Indies,
Lieutenant Moore having obtained two
months leave OF absence The brides
going away gown viii he tailored suit
Of goblin blue with turban Of velvet
Of the same shade trimmed with . band
OF tapestry and a blue aigrette
IpOn their return from their bridal
trip. Lieutenant and Mrs Moore viii re-
side at New Cumberland. w Va. where
Lieutenant Moore IS stationed in Charge
OF the construction OF Government lock
and dam No q
The bride entertained the wedding
party at dinner last evening ar the
highlands having as Ter guests Lieut.
ana MIS- Q H Patterson. L s a.
MISS Dorothy LangfitI the maid OF
honor Miss Maitland Marshall and
Miss Mary Lands, the bridemaids- Miss
Idith Kcon, Mis- Natalie briggs. Mrs.
W ). Teel. Mrs ) T Davis, jr-. Lieu
tenant Moore, anu MS best man and
Mrs Tart entertainy5 a box Marty
al the Boston symphony concert yester-
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Bridesmaids VIII Be
The Misses Marshall and Landis-

The bridesmaids. Miss Maitland Mar
shall. daughter Of Gen William L
Marshall. L s a. and Mrs Marshall
and Miss Mary lands, daughter OF
former Representative lands. Of IN
diana will wear pink satin yelled IN
chiffon and lace with clusters OF pink
silk rosebf4ds trimming the skirt and
blouse, and dainty Marie AnJiOnelle
caps or gold lace trimmed with pink
rOsebuds and white aiETettes- Like the
maid Of honor, they viii carry Amer
lean Beauty roses
Two little nieces Of the bride, Miss
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LOCAL MENTION
Won Steuben Unwilling.

Photo Post Cards Of dwelling. Re
view and Parade Leave orders Frank
T Israel. sos Vermont ave. opposite Ar
iinZton Hotel.
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Miss Larner Makes
Her Debut This Afternoon.

Afr and Mrs John. B. Larner vii en-
terrain at a tea this afternoon from s
TO at their residence, ZOO Nineteenth
street, to present their daughter. Miss
Ruth Parker Isarner 70 society
Quantities Of palms, ferns, sniiax. and
clusters Of yellow and white chry
Continued or Eleventh Page)
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M ard Mrs Beale
Are Hosts At Luncheon.

MI and Mrs. TrNIxt0n Beale enter
tanned a small company at breakfast
today at their residence in Lafayette
square. having among their guests the
Danish Minister and Countess AOltke.
the American Minister 10 Norway and
Mrs Herbert H D Pelrce, George Won
I Never. Secretary Of the Navy Mrs
Thomas r. BayaTd. and Lord Percy, OF
the british embassy
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Miss Mabel BoaTdmsn
Is Hostess At Reception.

Miss Mabel Boardman was hostess at
a large reception last evening in compli-
ment 10 the delegates 10 the annual
meeting Of the American National Red
Cross
President Taft. who is president Of the
society. was among the guests. who
mum bered several hundred, and were
representative Of OfnCial and resident
society Dr. Paul Ritter the minister
from Switzerland ana the minister from
Costa Rica. senior CalVO, were the only
members Of the Diplomatic Corps pres
ont The he'd Cross was founded IN
SWitZs -Iand.
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Mrs. Stanley Matthews was hostess at
luncheon today in honor OF Mrs JOhQ
Chopper who has recently returned to
Washington after a sojOuTn OF several
years abroad
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Col. and Mrs. Symons
VIII Be Dinner Hosts Tonight

Col and Mrs. Thomas W Symons. L.
S. A. viii be dinner hosts tonight. ask
ing their guests 10 meet NJ Justice and
Mrs Hughes
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Miss Mary Stead Is giving n small tea
for young people this afternoon ct .
O clock, asking her guests to meet Miss
Elizabeth Collins and Miss Doris Hay
wood, two Of the seasons deDutanteS-
Miss LeOnOra Finley and Miss Frances
GoldsborouEh viii preside at the table
Miss Finley pouring tea and Mss Colds
borough serving frappe.
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Miss Gertrude Gordon asked a small
PARTY OF young people 10 luncheon today
10 meet Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss
Eleanor Bartlett, Of New York. house
guests Of the hostess.
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Fear admiral " II H Switzerland,
= s y. and Mrs Switzerland enter
tanned al dinner last evening for their
daughters. the Misses Southerland, and
York
The Misses Switzerland viii entertain
At luncheon and a theater party for
Miss 1ICAdo0 tomorrow
Mrs James F. Barbour has out cards
for tea Tuesday, December i. IN
compliment TO Dr. and Mrs : Weir
Mitchell