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The Misses Harris, We'll,
and Crilley Are Honor
Guests.
Clubhouse Is deliberately
Decorated for the
Occasion.

Mrs J. G Needham, wife OF Repre-
sentative Needham OF California. and
Mrs sylvester 9 Smith. wife Of Repre-
sentative Smith OF California. gave a
dance for young people last evening at
the Congressional Club.
The honor guests were Miss Marjorie
Harris Of Fresno. Cal, vino is the
house guest OF Representative and Mrs
Needham, Miss We'll, Of Bakersfield,
Cal. and Miss CrilIey. of Oakland. Cal,
who are visiting Representative and
Mrs Smith
them including a number Of young
people from Official and residential cir
cles- The clubhouse was pre<tIly deco
rated with pOlnsettia blossoms and snl-
lax, and a string orchestra stationed
in the hail furnished music for the
dancing
An elaborate supper was served about
II O'Clock
Mrs NeedLam wore a handsome gown
OF French blue satin embroidered in
pearls. and her guest, Miss Harris, pale
blue satin with an Oyerdress Of chiffon
Mrs. Smith wore q becoming costume
o. black spanEled net, and Miss Smith
pale blue crepe meteor. draped in black
tUlle, with touches Of gold Miss Dor
nit Smith wore pale pink meSSallne
buds.
Miss We'll was becomingIy attired in
pale blue chiffon trimmed IN fringe and
ai-ss Crilley wore pale pink meSsallne
trimmed with touches Of chiffon and
gold
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Army and Macy
Ser0ice Orders
ARMY.

i
First Lieutenant COPLEY ENOS, Sixth
Cavalry, VIII report in person to
Major General FREDERICK D.
GRANT. United States army, presi-
dent Of an army retiring board at
Chicago. III, al such time as he may
designate. for examination BY the
board. and upon completion Of his
examination viii return TO his pres
eur station
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM L PAT
TERSON, Eighteenth Infantry. viii
proceed to Hot Springs. Ark. and
report In person 10 the commanding
officer, Army and Navy General
Hospital. at that place, for treat
ment-
The following changes in the stations
and duties OF tho Medical Corps are
ordered:
Captain JESSE r HARRIS IS relieved
from duty at Fort George Wright,
Washington, and VIII proceed 70
Seattle, Wash. and SAL from that
place on or about July Is, 1910, for
Fort GibbCC. Alaska relieving Cap
tain JAY " GRISSINGER
Captain EEISSINGER VIII proceed to
Seattle Wash, and upon arrival re
port by telegraph 20 the adiutant
general Of the army for further or
ders.
Captain EDWARD p. vEDDER fs re-
leved from duty at Fort Stevens.
ore. and viii proceed 10 Philippines
division
First Lieutenant WALTER 3. FL
LOTT Seventh Infantry. viii pro-
coed TO Fort Bayard- y NJ. and re-
officer Of the General Hospital at
that place for treatment.
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At Home Calendar
In Washington Society

Mrs. William Ballsntyne and Mrs. JEFF
fras viii receive the last Tuesday, jan
uary ., and the first Tuesday In Febru-
airy, February l, at their residence, 5O0I
Dent place northwest
Mrs DenwOod White VIII receive Mon
day. January a. at the Wellington
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hammett and her
daughters. Mrs William r. Meyers and
Mrs T Nelson Conrad and Miss Ham
NETT, VIII be at home Fridays. Janu-
airy 3. and February {, from 3 TO {
o'clock
The Misses Heth. daughters OF Capt.
stockton Heth, viii be at home formal
y, Wednesday. January IS, from 4 to
o clock, for the last time this season
Mrs Oscar LAWYER, wife Of the Assist
ant Attorney General Of the interior,
VIII be at home the first and second
tuesdays IN February
Mrs Montgomery Danforth. OF the
portsmouth. viii be at home for the
last time this season on Wednesday
January g
Mrs Miriam BalIinger BerrvhflI and
Mrs A W Patterson viii receive the
last time this season on FDrfdsv T-a1,rT7-
airy 4. at the Rochambeas1.
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President Dances With Mrs.
Home at Southern
Relief Ball.
Picturesque pectacleIsPr Pre-
sented at Fashionable
Function.

One Of the most brilliant dancing
functions Of the season was the seven
tenth annual charity ball Of the South
eru Relief Society, which took place
last night at the New willard.
The ball room was beautifully deco
rated with quantities Of Southern smi-
lax, palms, ferns, and Georgia pines.
and presented a most pigtG0esque spec
tacle, combined with the handsome
gowns worn by the feminine dancers
The President was the guest Of honor
for about an hour. occupying one OF the
boxes beneath the musicians gallery.
and establishing a precedent by joining
IN the dancing for a short time with
Mrs Pierce Horne, daughter Of a South
ern veteran, for his partner
Promptly al . o'clock the ball opened
with Dixie played by the Marine
Band, the Fifteenth United States Cav
airy Band following with a waltz
Mrs William +. Dennis, president OF
the Southern Relief Society. assisted by
Mrs. Dickinson, wife OF the Secretary Of
War. and Ms Matthew 7. Scott, pTesi-
dent general Of the y. a P, received
the guests at the entrance 20 the ball
room
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Pres Dental Party
Attends the TheateI.


The President and Mrs. Taft occupied
a box at the New National Theater last
evening. They We're accompanied by
Mrs. Taft's sister. 1Irs. Charles Ander-
son, Miss Harriet Anderson, and Miss
Katherine Anderson. who Joined their
mother al the White House yesterday,
and Captain Butt
-
Mrs. George II. Sternberg. wife Of
General SterEbs- rE, VIII be at home this
afternoon az her residence on M2Ssachu-
sets avenue
Receiving with Mrs. Sternberg. viii be
Mrs " C. Lang1itt. wife Of Lieutenant
Colonel LanEdtt, L s A, Mrs Joseph
Garrard. wife Of Colonel Garrard, L 5
A. Mrs. Anderson, wife Of Justice
Thomas H Anderson, Mrs James Dud-
ley Morgan, and MIS- Herbert Knox
Also assisting Mrs sternberg VIII be
a number Of the de5utaGtes Of this sea
son and last Including Miss LeoEoTa
Finley Miss lTlrrhena Harrison. Miss
Frances Webster, Miss Helen Parker
and several others
Mss RObyn Young. the debutante
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs J d Young
returned TO washington today from
Baltimore where she vas the guest for
several days Of Miss Isabel Chapman
also a debutaIte Of the season
hE-Ss YOUNG ana MISS 1DlHE VIII
leave Washington shortly for Florida
where they VIII spend the remainder OF
the winter
The Athletic Association Of the CathO-
lie University Of America has cards out
for its fourth annual dance and recep-
sion, Thursday evening. February 9. at
the New willard
ar and Mrs Abuer @ Shoemaker
have closed their house on street and
sailed from New York yesterday for a
trip through southern Europe
Mrs. Thomas w. Power has issCed
cards for tea Wednesday February
2 from 70 O'Clock. Mrs Power
win be assisted by her sister, Mrs.
John Petty.
-
Miss Dolly CUNNINGHAM niece OF Mrs
John A Logan. viii entertain at q tea
at her residence on Euclid street, Sat
urday- January g. in honor Of Mss
Idelia CriIley. Of Bakersfield, Cal, who
IS visiting Representative and Mrs
Smith Of California She viii be as
sisted by Miss Smith, Miss Dortftt
Smith. Miss kidwel. Miss Me1auSh,
Miss Carpenter and Miss DuTnin.
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BALLINGER-PI NCHOT
PROBE COMMENCES
Chairman Nelson Announces
That Inquiry Will Be
Broad One.

At the first conference OF the oiur
committee appointed 70 investigate the
BaIIinger-Pfnchot charges, held this
morning in the room Of the Senate
Committee on Public Lands, Senator
Nelson was elected chairman. and Rep
resentative Mccall was elected vice
chairman
The scope Of the investigation. Il was
announced, viii be broad and charges
viii be heard from any responsible per
sons who may appear
Senator Nelson was authorized 70 con-
fer at once with former Chief Forester
PfncI.ot and also with Nessrs- Shaw
Price and Claws. on the one hand and
with Secretary BaIIingeT on the other
with the idea Of formally advising them
of the purposes of the committee, the
scope Of its investigation. and TO obtain
from them cooperation in expedltnS
the work of inquiry These conferences
VIII be held just as soon as the senator
can get In touch with the interested
parties and q report Of the result VIII
be pra0e TO the committee at another
NEE in z. TO be held Tuesday, at 2 o clock
in he afternoon, IN the senate ONCE
Building
No action was taken today by the
committee looking TO the employment
of an attorney specialized N land uti-
CATION, who might aid the committee
in ferretine out the facts, but If II be
comes advisable 10 do so, the commit
tee will get the seTviSes Of such a Law
yer The chairman was authorized To
employ competent stenographers and
clerks. but 10 action was taken looking
10 the employment Of a secretary This
is a matter for future consideration
It viii be determined, according to to
DAYS announcement. at the next meet
ing on Tuesday. waen the committee
will proceed with. the real work Of in
vestigatiOn.
II was the impression Of many Of the
committeeman after today's conference
that the investigation would extend be
--,--a tie aaln-Irnment Of CnnEraSs-
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
THE DOLLAR RINGS LOUDER
THAN SENTIMENT.

Does the dollar dominated Look for a
moment to the Orient.
Japan and Russia fight. Both cour-
tries plunge themselves into a debt
generations long. Both lose thousands
Of their citizens But when the
chance comes to m0noPolize the trade
OF the country they fought over, they
Join hands.
Secretary Knox undertook 10 open
Aanchuria to the world Japan had
her hack TO one door Russia TO the
other. Before they allowed anybody
to shake the knob they whispered to-
getheT. It Is an old, old story. But
It Is not often the dollar rings so much
louder than sentiment
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE AND COOK.

a real oppOrtunit-- has come to the
housewives and cooks 81 the land. To
a considerable extent, the solution Of
the meat question, which Is a large
end Of the eost-of-l living question, rests
with them. Hundreds Of thousands Of
people all over the country are boy
cotting meat. They are turning to a
vegetarian, fish, and egg diet But If
It be true, as some Of the big packers
assert, that the present high prices Of
meats are due TO the fact the supply
Is too small for the demand, It Is not
going to be possible materially 10 re-
duCe the prices Of meats permanently.
II VIII not be at AL surprising If out
Of this movement OF a large part OF
the nation against the high prices Of
meats comes a reform IN American
meat eating and a general tendency 70
eat less meat per capita
It Is IN this relation that the house
wife and cook have their opportunity.
American families are proverbialIy
7vastefuI. Now Is a good time for the
mistress Of every home 70 study care
fully how the waste can be reduced TO
a minimum. As to waste in meats
in particular. there are ways and ways
Of preparing meats, Of cooking the less
costly parts 50 as TO make them Pala-
table Of utilizing every part of the
cut with scarcely a bit Of waste. The
French have reduced the cooking Of
meats, as of other things, 70 a fine art
It ought to be so in America. t IS a
good time to consider this thing II
may not solve the cost-of-living prob
lem, but It viii heir IN that direction.
In many q family, it would spell the
difference between having enough to
eat and going hungry.
The sensational and novel anti
meat campaign that has taken strong
hold IN the Middle West, and Is
spreading toward every part OF the
country. viii not provide any logical
OF lasting solution Of the difficulty,
Turning from meat, the people VIII
find that other kinds Of food are cor
respondingIy high-priced- Mix, butter,
eggs, cheese. vegetables, fsh-increased
demand for these VIII inevitably result
in increased prices. Yet these prices
seem high enough today. Some say
they are bound to go higher, anyhow.
Witness the action Of the Boston Co
operative Milk Producers Association
the vote to maintain, If possible, the
winter price Of milk, 9 cents a quart,
and make It the au-the-year-around
price. That very action was antici-
pated last year by some Independent
producers
Washington Is better of than most
Of the other big cities. The price Of
fish IS not yet exorbitant; sea food
might be better appreciated; and the
local market Is one Of the most pop
uIar IN the country The historic salt
water trout, the sturgeon, the Potomac
mackareI could save the Capital from
privation no matter what happened to
the meat market.
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Mrs. Wendell
VIII Not Receive This Month

Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell viii not r.
ceive this month, but will De at horus
Saturdays In February.
Mrs Webster and Miss Frances. Web
ster Of the Wyoming, viii be at home
Tuesday afternoon. January .. for the
second time this season They VIII Be
assisted by Mrs CORTLAND HOppin and
Mrs Emory ". Reisinger-
Mrs. BoutslI. wife Of Representative
Boutel, VIII not be at home today. but
VIII receive next Saturday, January q
Mrs Middleton Elliott viii not receive
today, but viii be at home Saturday,
January g.
Mrs Harrie Craig AnsIev will not be
lat home today, but viii receive next Sat
urday, January p.
Ms Robert T smau Of F7o-a,os
Court, viii not receive today, but VIII
be at home the following Saturdays
until Lent
MS Harry P HCwser and Miss Marie
Louise HOTser viii not receive today
on account OF illness.
Mrs. N. ". IRELAND viii not receive
today OF next Saturday. but Will receive
the Saturdays IN February.
Mrs Ben 3 Bradford VIII not Be az
home this afternoon, but VII receive
next Saturday. January =
Mrs McKeuna- wife OF M Justice
. MCKenna- VIII be at home Monday. at
the Connecticut
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
CHANLER BOOMER LOSES.

NEW YORK, Jan 2--The jury which
has heard the suit Of William F Clark
for S20O0 from Lewis Stuyvesant Chan
Ter for helping boom him for the Demo
cratic nomination in 1918. brought IN a
verdict for Mr.. Chanler after delfber-
atiug about an hour.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Dinner Party
For Nj. and Mrs. Sherman.

Col. and Mrs. Thomas ". SymOns
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of the Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman Invited 70 meet them were
M and Mrs W 3. Hoyt, MI and Mrs
c. c. Glover, Mrs Merrill, Senator
Warren John Barrett. and Miss Symons-
Mr. and Mrs Peter A Porter had a
company dining with them last evening
at their apartments at the Dresden TO
meet M and Mrs Benjamin Franklin
Vaughan. OF Providence. R L. who are
spending the winter in washington
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

AE-ElA ' Ell
pornoev at Cavite, Virginia at Hampton
Roads Sterling at Newport News,
TTaD0ibal at Lambert Point, and
arethusa 1t Panama.
SAILED
pa5--~ab from POI tsmouth, N H. Cor
NaZv York. Charleston from YOi-C-
hama. for OlongapO, and Perry and
PrebIe from Mare Island for san
Diego
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

What's on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

Smoker and housewarning at the new
home OF the BlOOmingdale Club. al
Florida avenue northwest, X p m
Biological Society at Washington
George Washington University, S p.
m: council meeting, Cosmos Club,
7-30 D m
Missouri Society, Pythian Temple, 1912
Ninth street northwest, p m
Theaters.
NatfouaI-'7The Twins" SD p. m.
BeIasco-''B Beauty SPOT" $50 D. N
Colunbia--S Servant in the House." SIS
.. N
Chase's-yaudeviIIe, SIS D. n.
Academy. Broadway After Dark SIC
D n
Majestic-1Ioving Pictures and vaude-
vile. 70 II Q. n
Lyceum-''Yankee Doodle Girls S:15
D N.
Cayety-'Crusoe Girls" SIS 2. n
CThe Times viii be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments IN
this column Phone or write announce
ments.)
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Bugle Announces
Arrival of President.

The dancing was IN full swing about
Il o'clock, when a single bugie call an
nounced the arrival Of the President
Immediately the guests formed a, wide
aisle 70 HE box and after greeting the
receiving party the President offered
his arm 70 Mrs Dennis and escorted
by Captain Butt and Magnus Thomp-
son. preceded to his box, where he held
an impromDtu reception for some time
Later he created quite q. fuTOTe OF de-
light BY appearing on the floor among
the dancers with Mrs Horne They
presented a distinguished appearance as
both are exceedingly graceful dancers
Mrs. Horne is a handsome woman and
was becomingly attired IN pink crepe
Dc crime and lace. with pearl and dia-
mond ornaments
A number Of boxes were ranged along
the wall and among those who occupied
them were M and Mrs William r
Dennis, who had two; Mrs. Matthew T
Scott, Mrs. ". H H Green, Of Seattle;
Mr. and Mrs W B Relnnardt- Of Gov
fuEtou, Va Mss Mary BOyce Temple.
OF Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs I 7.
Mann.
Mr. and Ms Dennis had as their
guests Mrs. Dickinson. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs Lurton- Senator and Ms Bourne,
Senator and Mrs Bailey. Nj. and Mrs.
, AIunford, Mrs Walter Lincoln, Mrs
Thomas H Coleman, Nine Abby, OF
London Mrs. T Nelson RikeT, daughter
OF Mrs. Dennis. and Miss Ayres-
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Artistic CotiIliou
For Miss E1doTa Clover.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover were hosts at a COulliOn at
Rauscher's last night in honor OF their
debutante daughter, Miss EudOra Clo-
yer The guests were mostly from the
Younger and debutante set with a Few
Of the younger married circle, an9 sew
eral Of the Older people from OLnC4&-'
diulOmaLiC and resident circles
The ballroom was effectively adorned
for the occasion with Southern sTniiaN
and baskets filled with American Beau
ty, and Killarney roses hung penodlt
from the ceiling At one end OF the
aIIrOom were arranged the IaFOTS'
which represented the various seasons
Seldom has washington seen a more
beautiful cotilllOn or more aTuSLC Ia
vors, all Of which Mrs Clover and her
daughter brought over with them rom
suggestive Of the seasons, the favOrs
We're apple, peach, and cherry dos
SONS IN gilt baskets for the monJh OF
May roses in gilt baskets IoT JV .Iei
fruits for July, shepherds Crooks ueo
with punches Of wheat and peoples IoI
the harvesting season, and white Satlh
pillow muffS OTnamenJed with punches
Of violets, rises. and other flowers LOT
In ad5Itior to the season figures there
were Vel.etian belts. needle cases ana
for the men, silver match boxes, pipes,
and numerous Partisan toys, lnciuoinS
toy cats, rabbits, horses and the Ike
Colonel McCawley
Leads With Miss Clover
Col Charles L. McCawIey led the Co
tillion with Miss Clover, after the mid
night supper, which was preceded by
general dancing. At the supper, the
guests were seated at small tab+es for
ten guests each, Zach table adorned
with centeTpisCes Of pink and Whlte
roses.
Mrs. Clover received the guests wear
ing a handsome worth gown OF heilI-
! trope satin bro AIDED in lilies OF the EaI-
! ley and trimmed with silver MISS Clo .
/ yer wore q dainty French gown OF
white tuIle-
I Miss Katherine EIkins. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs Elkins- had COM
/ pany Of young people as her guests al
/ dinner last evening
/ Senator and Mrs. George. T Oliver
were among. the numerous dinner hosts
/ Of last evening.
/ Col. Francis Cotton. accompanied by
/ his iauehter. Mrs Archibald H Davis,
! and Miss Alice Clarke. went 70 = = SS
/ ork yesterday and sailed from there to-
/ day for Porto Rico Ihey VII NlS 81
/ Colonel COltOn'S SON. Col george r
/ Cotton the governor Of Porto Rlco, and
| Miss 1IaTgery Cotton VINO IS aCIIhS dS
1 hostess for her brother.
/ Senator Kean and Miss hean enter
! famed at dinner last evening IN com
uIiTneut to the Secretary OF the IteFaor
and Mrs Richard A BaIlinGer-
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The announcement that the brain Is
larger when a person sleeps suggests
that many people would do well 70 buy
sleeping pOtfols-
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Miss Dove
Hostess At Tea

Miss Mary Dove viii - hostess at 4
tea this afternoon at I'VE O'Clock IN
honor Of her hOuse-EUest, Mrs Hooker,
Of WATERFOWL, New York
Palms and clusters Of pink carnations
viii form the house decorations and
the tea table viii have a centerpiece OF
ferns and enChantreSS carnations
Assisting Miss Dove viii r. Mrs.
Brown. Mrs Barnard, Miss CaSsel- Mss
Woodward, and Miss Mccartney
Mrs. Montgomery DanfOTth enter
tanned a small party Informally al
bridge yesterday afternoon in her apart
rneut In the Portsmouth
Miss Mabel Irwin OF Snow Hill. Nd.
Is the house guest Of Mrs DanfOTth for
several weeks
Miss May Howard. 2755 Thirteenth
street has issued cards for a reception,
Friday. January =, from to I o o'clock
Mrs Frank O. LOWde1f. wife Of Repre-
sentative Lowden Of Illinois, has cards
out for a tea, Tuesday afternoon jan
uary ..
General Black and his daughter, Ms
Frank B. VroOman, were dinner hosts
last evening in honor Of the Secretary
of War and Mrs Dickinson
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

II the anti-meat resolutions are no
stronger than the anIi-whislzy resolu-
tions we heard twenty-five days ago,
there Is no hope.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Miss Wilson
MISS " lSOu
VIII Receive Next Saturday

II 1AELEAhC AtEAL SaLNA4dE-
Mrs Herbert Wilson will not Be z.
home today, but viii receive next sat
Urday, January q
Mrs William Slaughter Hsrdestv and
her sister. Mrs Stuart. viii receive
Wednesday, February 2, from 4 70 {
o'clock. at the Wellington
Mrs " W wotherspoon, wife of
General WotherspOon, VIII receive this
afternoon, but VIII not be at home next
Saturday January p
MS William H Walker VIII not be
at home Friday, January 3
Ms Remey and the Misses Reuey
viii be at home Friday, January g
Mrs uIuoughby 8 ChesIey VIII be
at home this afternoon and again next
Saturday. January =
Mrs D K. Shute VIII beat home r.
formally Mondays. January q and q
Ms J D. Young ard Miss ROBIN
Young VIII receive Wednesday after
noon, January Is, for the last time this
season
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The chaufceurs Of taxicabs may not be
getting enough mOrey, but they are
highly proficient tD taking 1t away from
the passenEers-
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Prof. Moore and Mr.. Pinchot are at
least agreed on the cardinal fact that
sometimes It rains
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

liberal sentiment IN England, It is not
very busy at the polls
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Hunting In AFRICA has become almost
as popular as tea-drinking in the Office
of Assistant Secretary OF State Hunting
ION Wilson.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The beef consumers Of the middle
West are saying that the butchers are
their meat.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

liberal sentiment IN England, It is not
very busy at the polls
Prof. Moore and Mr.. Pinchot are at
least agreed on the cardinal fact that
sometimes II rains
The beef consumers Of the middle
West are saying that the butchers are
their meat
After al the debate and discussion.
a. woman Is most beautiful when she
looks So
The reason why women make mon
keys Of a lot OF men IS that they look
the parL
There are those who say the = I'll
service retirement plan has retired it
self.
The Government evinces a desire to
put the Beef trust in the soup.
New Yo-k now rivals Chicago as the
leading m 1rder emporium
Scandals IN Albany Why, OF course.
Albany invented the word.
The Liberal maJorities in England
are growing stingy.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Mr. Nurphy's plan 10 abolish the tip
ping habit IN Washington has one seri-
Gus defect It viii never amount 10
anything.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The BallinEer-Pinchot row has at
least demonstrated how hard Il is for
the House to have an investigation.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Comparative NET Daily
Circulation Of The Times
and The Star for December.
The Times ....,- Al, All
The Star. .37,OO2
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

After all the debate and discussion.
a woman Is most beautiful when she
looks 81
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

It seems that. while there Is a lot Of
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The Weekly Charity Sewing Club met
yesterday al the home Of MIS- N Gross
Those who assisted were Mrs. Benjamin
K Leon. Mrs. Otto Z WOeruCT Mrs
Mary z Kahn Mrs Samuel B. Pack,
Ms Benjamin Held, Mrs Samuel Cold
enberg, and MIS- william ATiChaeliS.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple VIII hold an evening
whist, eUChre. and bridge at the Ner-
Cantfle Club Wednesday January Il
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

The reason why women make mon
KEYS Of a lot Of men is that they look
the par
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Miss May Howard. 2755 Thirteenth
street has issued cards for a reception,
Friday. January =, from 4 to Z o clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-22

Miss Della FisheI. who has been visit
ing in New York as the guest OF Miss
Ira Heilsteia. has returned.