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The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Miss Mary E, Davidson
Arrives in Washington

Miss Mary F. Davidson, OF Florida,
arrived in Washington this morning.
and VIII De the guest Of her uncle and
aunt, Judge and Mrs Charles b Howry.
until Saturday. when she viii go to the
residence OF Representative and Mrs.
Weeks, 20 be the guest Of Miss Kath-
eriue Weeks for ten days
Miss Davidson is well known in
Washington, having frequently visited
Judge and Mrs. Howry- She was pre-
scented 10 Washington society by Mrs
HowTy a year ago at the same tine
that Miss Elizabeth Howry made her
debut After her visit 10 Miss Weeks,
AIiss Davidson will be the guest Of
Miss Howry for the s1ring.
Miss HoWry has asked a small com
pany 10 meet Miss Dav. dSOn az bridge,
followed by tea this afternoon
Mrs J Eaxfn Gadsby viii be hostess
al q tea from 70 s o'clock this alter
noon in her hsme, STA ? street. II
honor Of Mrs. james H Tomb, wife of
Lieutenant Ton ., L = y. anil Mss
Dearborn, OF New Hampshire.
Quantities OF palms, white carnations.
and uarcISsIIs VIII adOrn the drawing
rooms and -he dlniuE-rOom will have
clusters or Richmond roses and ferns.
MIS- John Scale ard MS. Ben B.
Bradford viii preside 81 the tea table
and Miss Margaret johnson and Miss
Mary lockwood VIII serve frappe and
chocolate.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
RESULT OF THE ELECTION ON
THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

An Englishman has the satisfaction
of voting and knowing that his vote
means action. Unlike our scheme of
government when parliament meets
the executive, judicial, and legislative
authority Is under one roof. There is
no supreme court to check the viii of
the people as expressed by the ma
iority Of the house of commons.
The question whether a house of
lords can interfere to prevent the pas
sage of a finance measure is row being
fought out. Mr.. Asquith has said that
never again viii a Liberal house of
commons, elected BY the people of
England, consent to the humiliation of
having its hands tied as have been the
hands of his ministry during the years
it has been in power. He has threat
ened to do away with the house Of
lords OF else make it impossible for It
to interfere with a mandate Of the
people
1t viii be interesting to see what
MI Asylum VIII uD " III t4le upper
chamber If, as seems likely, the Lib
eral party Is returned to power by a
geratly reduced majority. In the last
house the Unionists had but los mem
bers as opposed to 365 Liberals, So
Laborites, 81 Nationalist, and L So
ciaIist, 500 all told. VIII the premier
look upon a majority. saved possibly
only by a coalition with the Nation
alists and the Labor party, as an in
dorsement which viii justify him in
carrying out his threat2
Few people think so. The truth Is
that, while the election may show a
desire on the part of England TO reor-
ganize the upper chamber. It viii also
show, in all likelihood. that the con
servative element of the nation be-
heves a second chamber Is essential for
the welfare Of the country.
The radical nature of some of the
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Dinner Party
At Senator EIkius' Homp

Senator and Mrs EIEfns had % .r.r--
with them last evening M Justice suI
Mrs Brewer. Senator and Mrs. DoIIfvsr
Senator and Mrs Bailey. Senator AMI
Mrs Scott, Senator and Mrs. Dixon.
Senator Tsliaferro. Senator. Burton. Miss
Cannon. Representative and Ms. lanes
A Hayes. Representative and prs
Games OF West Virginia, RepreseutaTirs
and Mrs. H Q woodward. Mrs. Ma
new T Scott Mrs Stanley Matthews
Mrs Richard Mccormick former Sen
ator Henry G. Davis. and John Barren
The French Ambassador and NM
Jusserand. who were 70 have entertain
60 AT dinner tonight, have postponed
the event until January .. on account
OF Inc death Of the Brazilian snbas-
SaGOrs Senior Nabuc,
Major and Mrs David D Por7e~
cha perOned the dinner which NJ
James F Barbour gave for young peo-
Die preceding the Bachelors. The com
pany Included Capt and Mrs. Frsn=
Evans Miss Catharine Britton. Ms
carol Newberry. Miss Helen Parker
Miss Elsie Downing. Miss Marg41erif-
Barbour Captain Mclean CautaT- nj
Nally, Lieutenant Sweet. Mr. Hubbard
William Marrow, and Nj Potts.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
NO CONGRESSIONAL SOOTH-
ING SYRUP IN THIS.

John Quincy Adams and Martin
Van Buren, went back to Congress from
the White House. But they went as
ornaments. The story Is that It R
Is to 90 back as a fighter il ne does
he will change the whole Congressional
lineup.
With the Reed rules or without, he
would be the House Of Representa-
tives. Mr.. Cannon for OF against, IT
r" could become Speaker And # he
became Spesaer not even the Senate
could block the way of legislation
Roosevelt
The story ma be an invention from
the ground up But it viii be no
soothing syrup for the present Con
gressional organization at that
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
LOADED DICE WON'T DO IN
THIS INQUIRY.

If there's to be an inquiry into the
BaIlinger- PinchOt controversy by Con
gress the people want II 70 be square
No one IN his senses viii doubt that.
Moreover, they not only want 1t to be
square. but they want It TO he as
manifestIy square as a steelyard scale
About the worst party tactics IN
the world, then, for the Democratic
organization Of the House Is TO put
forward men not chosen for known
lack of bias and solidity Of judgment.
There was only one way to err 1t
would appear that the leaders of Blr.
Bryan's party had found it.
The people do not want a Pinchot
verdict. They do not want Bal
IngeT verdict They want A true YER
dict. And they want It for the par
ticular reason that, so far, they haven't
slightest understanding of the facts
in the case. The President SAYS the
Secretary Of the Interior has done no
wrong Mr.. Pinchot. Golfers Weekly,
and a great many newspapers believe
he has; and the disagreement has
fuddled the average citizen until he
wants a guide he can trust.
As the President puts tin the
manner OF his terse predecessor-the
public won't stand for loaded dice.
But All the need for caution Is
not on any one side Let the Ad-
ministration remember that.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
What s on the Program
Tonight IN WASHINGTON

Reception in honor Of Gov. James n
Davidson Dy wisconsin Club. Shore
ham Hotel. g 0. m
Smoker to the Marine Engineers Bens-
fetal Association, New Willard.
m
Stag entertainment for members and
friends Of Francis Scott Key Council
Royal Arcanunl, Potomac Bank Hail
Wisconsin avenue and NJ street. $50
7 m
Brightwood Park Citizens Association.
Erigatwood Hotel, D. m
Theaters.
NatfOnal-'sT hree Twins SIS o. N
Belasco-"Beauty Spot $40 D. m.
Colum bia-''Serva1t in the House s-1s
.. m
Cha se-s-Vaudeville, SIS D. m
AGA demy-''Broadway After Dark Sis
D n
Majestic-Moving pictures and vaude-
vile, TO II p m
Lyceum-"Yankee Doodle Girls" E.15
D. m
Gayety-"Crusoe Girls s:15 D. m.
The Times will be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column Phone or write announce
mets-)
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Mrs. James S, Sherman
EntertaiRs Company at
Luncheon Today.
Senator and Mrs. Reed
Smoot Hosts at Large
Reception.

Mrs Sherman, wife Of the Vice Pres
dent, entertained a luncheon company
today at her residence on Sixteenth
street.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot. Of
Utahs VIII be hosts at a large reception
this afternoon At O'Clock In their
new home. 1521 Connections avenue.
The house has been beautifuII-
adorned, the reception room having cIus-
tiers OF pink roses and rnfgnonette form
ing the chief decorations In the din
ing-rOom red carnations and ferns have
been used with the red silk shaded
candles Clusters Of American Beauty
roses adOrn the library
Mrs Needham and Miss Madden ziI
preside at the tea table, which viii
have q centerpiece Of red carnations
Others assisting Senator and Mrs.
SmoOt 20 receive their guests and dis
pense the EospitaIities Of the afternoon
viii include Mrs Howell, Miss Curtis
Miss Nibiey- and the Misses Smoot
Mrs SmOot viii receive her guests in
a beautiful gown Of white satin crepo-
made draped princess style and en-
brOldered IN pearls she viii wear a
diamond-star necklace.
The second Of the three german
given each season by the Bachelor
took place last evening at the New
Willard
Countess Won BsTnstorff. wife Of the
German Ambassador, received the
guests for the committee, Gist Blair.
the president OF the famous organfza-
uon- making the presentations The
guests as usual were recruited from
the most exclusive circles in Washing
ton, New York, Philadelphia. and Bait
more.
The Marine Band played for the
oancing, which was general until
about midnight. followed by the cOtu-
non Franklin Ellis leading
There were four favor figures and
the ta-ors and decorations carried on
lne customary color scheme for the
second OF the series, yellow. At the frs
Of these dances each wear, the deco
tons are always red. ~ the secoue
yellow, and the third pink
The favors last night were flower cap
ped Wands- hsndkerChieFS and glow
cases, lamp shades, and flowers. for
the women CTaFat holders cane
pocketbooks. and flowers fO- rke men
supper was served after the second
nggre at small tables IN the sma Ter
ballroom
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
BOYCOTT OF MEATS AND THE
COST OF LIVING.

It has long been clear that the cost
Of living was rising 70 point that
would compel the serious attention OF
Congress In practically every home IN
the country. the subject Is one OF FIRE
ouent discussion. In many homes the
growing cost Of living presents a grave
problem It means. that many wives
and children are not getting enough to
eat and wear. and that many child
cannot be sent TO school
But 1t VIII probably come as some
thing of a shock to the average man
to read that things have reached such
q stage as to cause $1,000 wordngmen
in Cleveland TO sign pledge TO abstain
from meat for thirty days If their
families adhere TO the same vow, as II
l. said they will. this means that about
10000 people in Cleveland viii boycott
meat for a month because they are
determined net to endure the high
price which they are now compelled TO
paw
This = a movement OF hugh proper
tions in itself. But It Is much more
widespread than Cleveland It Is
spreading 10 other cities, and has even
gons 10 the point where a resolution
has been introduced in the Ohio Legs
Isture asking the people of Ohio TO
abstain from meats and other high
priced foods for a week Nor Is such
abstinence 10 he deemed a thing I'M
possible when one considers what has
already happened in Cleveland.
Moreover. this Is one form Of boy
colt that the law viii not reach, for
no jury of twelve men can be found
to punish a fellow being for doing his
utmost to avoid paying such alti-
tudinous prices for steaks, roasts,
chops, and the like as now prevail
Meantime, Congress goes along in the
even tenor Of its way, with the leaders
showing little interest IN a sweeping
investigation that viii lay bare the
causes Of the present situation and do
something TO remedy It.
II Is true that Representative
Noore-s subcommittee OF the District
Committee viii look into the cost of
living in the District, and this Is com
nendable Mr.. Moore deserves credit
for the part he has taken in getting
this inquiry begun
But there should be q broader in
vestigation than this, one such as has
been proposed BY Senator Elkins OF
one that promises TO be equally effec-
tive. An impartial and Thorough in
QUiry viii tramPle on some toes, and
50, probably, VIII the remedies which
viii be required. But 8 condition OF
things that stirs large sections Of the
population to such action as Is being
taken in Ohio cannot be ignored, and
3 Is q strange thing that the men IN
Congress responsible for the welfare
of the Republican party should have
thrust the problem to one side as long
a. they have
j they are laboring under the i'm
preston the country Is not profoundly
moved bv II they are mistaken.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
MAXIMUM TARIFF MAY RE,
SUIT IN TARIFF WARS.

A !sttle more than two months viii
elapse before IT viii be determined
whether the maximum tariff rates viii
be enforced against any country. The
outlook IS not reassuring- Two months
Is a brief time IN which TO compose
great trade questions between nations
and with respect to three great coun-
tries the Administration Is as vet IN
settled as 10 its course These three
countries are Germany, France, and
Canada.
As 10 Canada, the probabilities are
lie maximum viii not be enforced. If
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Distinguished Company Is Guest of President
At State Dinner III Honor of Visiting Governors
Gathering Largest to Dine
At White House
This Year.
Mrs. Taft's Sister Presides
At Table In Former S
Absence.

The President and Mrs. Taft enter
tanned the governors of the thirty-One
States at dinner al the White House
last evening, the company being the
largest to dine at the White House this
season.
Mrs. Charles Anderson. sister Of Mrs.
Taft, acted as hostess for Mrs Taft
who did not appear at the dinner.
The guests were
The governor Of Delaware and Miss
Burton
The governor Of New Jersey and
The governor Of Georgia ana Mrs,
Brown
The governor Of Connecticut and Mrs.
Weeks.
The governor Of Massachusetts and
The governor Of South Carolina and
Mrs. Ansel
The governor of New Hampshire and
Mrs Quinby.
The governor of New York
The governor Of North Carolina and
Mrs. Kitchen.
The governor Of Rhode Island and
The governor Of Vermont and Mrs.
Prouty.
The governor Of Kentucky.
The governor Of Ohio and Mrs. Har-
mon.
The governor OF Alabama
The governor Of Maine
The governor Of Missouri
The governor Of Iowa
The Governor Of Wisconsin and Miss
Davidson.
The governor Of Minnesota
The Governor OF Kansas and Mrs
Stubs.
The Governor - West Virginia and
Mrs GIasscOck-
The Governor OF Nebraska and Mrs
Shallenberger.
The governor Of Colorado
The SovernOr North DAKOTA
The governor Of South Dakota
The Governor Of Montana and Mrs
Arthur G. Coffee.
The Governor OF Idaho and Miss Grace
Digger
The governor OF Wyoming
The governor OF Utah.
The governor Of New Mexico
The governor OF Arizona
George 3 COrtelyou-
judge and Mrs Alton 3. Parker.
Seth Low
M and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
Frank : Streeter-
Nahum J. Bachelor.
Nj and MS. Isaac y SellEman-
Mr. Walter G smith and Miss smith
Mrs. Horace Brock
August Belmont
Prof. r. r A SeliSu1an.
Prof Henry ". FaTuam.
John Mitchell
Samuel GOmDers-
Ellison A. SWyth-
Ralph VI. Easley.
Col George @. TresdwelL
Hubert Taft.
Capt Archibald ". Butt
The table was srtisticsIy decorated
tons and msiden-hair ferns
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

proposals which are now under con-
sideTatiOn must make many q Brit
Usher feel that, while it is not an ideal
system to be ruled in part by a legis-
lative body made up of men who are
but 'tbe accident of an accident" the
scheme x better than having no cham
Der at all in which the action of the
house of commons may be reviewed.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
CONTINUAL FEAST.

Actor am hoping for plenty OF en-
cores I'm the third act
ActreSS-BuI why the third2
ACtOr-N ny. the CuItain goes down
IN the third ace on a real turkey<dinner
Think OF our chance to feast II we get
an encore
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Issue Invitations
For Musical Entertainment.

Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley have is
sued invitations for a musicale on Feb
rusry 3 They WI entertain a number
Of Out-of-tOwn guests Among their
house guests viii be their daughter,
Mrs Herbert ShiDrlan- the noted artist,
1fr- Fuchs. and his sister Miss Fuchs:
Miss Alice Preston. Of Tuxedo Park. and
Andre Weber Scholmberger, IF Paris
Mrs Charles A. Mum and Miss Car
RE Louise Mum sailed yesterday for
Europe 10 spend the remainder Of the
season Miss Gladys Mum is studying
in Germany.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard D Harlan. 1910
Connecticut avenue. are spending the
remainder OF the winter with Dr. Har-
Ian's parents M Justice and Mrs Har-
Ian. at 1iol Euclid street
Mr.. and Mrs b X EIgin. OF Quay
mas, SonOva. Mexico, are the guests Of
the formers father. Dr. Fisk Elgin, 2o2
Z street northwest
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf we're among the dinner
hosts Of last ea-eninE- entertaining
company preceding the Bachelors CO.
ti1liO0 at which Countess Won Rerrsto-F
received the guests for the committee
Their guests at dinner were Senator
kean. Miss kean. Mr. and Mrs. LarZ
Anderson. Col and Mrs Charles L Nc
CawIey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry White. MI
and Mrs Chandler Hale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Story. Mrs Nicholas LCngW 1rth,
OF Cincinnati. Mr.. falkland, OF the
French embassy. and Mr. Horstmann,
Of the German embassy STAFF
The Minister OF Denmark and Count
esS NoItke entertained AT dinner last
night afterward ACCOMMODATING their
guests to the second Bachelors
The Military AttaChe OF the German
Embassy and Nine Won IIvonius had
dining with them last evening the Aus
tro-HunEaTian Ambassador and Baron
eSs HenSelmUller. the Military Attachs
OF the Russian Embassy and his sister
Baroness Elizabeth de BOde- Mrs. Woth-
erspOOn. Col. and Mrs. Robert K Evans
Mr. and Mrs T. B CrowninshieId Mrs
WOlCOtt Gilbert Miss PangbOurne Of
baltimore. a house guest Major Squire
DIT. Julian Cabell and Commander Retz-
mann, OF the German embassy stan
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
The Young Lady Across the Way

The youHg
lady across the
nay says she
overheard eT
father tell the
doctor there
vas altogether
too much cut
ting into the
lumbar region
these days, and
couldn't some
thing be done
to save the
forests before
they we're en-
tirely destroyed.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Prof Munsterberg says PaIladino's
success is due to her suggestive power,
that the lady is suffering from hysteria
Of the worst kind, and that the reason
previous investigators were deceived Is
that they were all persons Of great sug-
Eestiveness- AS we understood il that
was the trouble with Cassie Chadwick
exactly.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mn william H Huntington and MIS-
stanley viii be al home tomorrow al
teTnoon after 4 o'clock
Mrs. deb Randolph Kefm and Mis-
keim viii be At home tomorrow srrer-
noon and again Friday afternoon, jam
any IS Receiving with them tomorrow
viii be Mrs Frank BOEEs. wife Of
Captain Boggs- Engineer Coros. U
A; Mrs Herbert johnson, OF Bait
more; Mrs g r McKenney. and Mis-
Julia Rodgers, Of Minnesota
Mrs keim Is honorary vice president
general Of the D; A R
MIS- Victor Hartmann and Mrs
Newbold VIII receive THURSDAYS in
January, al the Grafton
The Congressional ladies at Congress
Han viii receive on February =
Mrs W H H Green viii not receive
today, but viii be at home the foIIozinr-
Thursdays IN January and February
Mrs Thomas MackaH Owens viii not
receive today, but viii be at home on
this season.
Mrs E Russell White. 2114 Connecticut
avenue, viii not receive today
Mrs Charles Arthur Barnard, 1911
Wyoming avenue, viii not receive this
afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph L Bristov viii not re
ceive this afternoon:
Mrs. Waggaman
Receives Informally Today
Mrs EnnaHs Waggaman viii receive
Informally today
Mrs. George Sutherland. vile OF Sen
ator Sutherland Of Utah, VIII receive
today
MIS- T. b swormstedt viii receive
Informally today
Mrs. John F. Blair viii receive this
Mrs Briggs. wife Of Senator Briggs,
viii be at home today.
Mrs. Burrows. wife OF Senator Bur
rows VIII receive Loeay-
Mrs Clark. wife OF Senator Clark or
Wyouin g, viii receive this afternoon
Mrs. George Bliss will be at home in
formally this afternoon after 2 O'Clock
Mrs Albert Gleaves receive this
afternoon
Mrs william N Marshall and Miss
Maitland Marshall VIII receive TINS
afternoon, assisted by their house guest
Miss Mary Bayne. daughter Of Senator
Bayne OF New YORK
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

EAAu
Captain MARION s. BATTLE. Coast Ar
tilery Corps, to proceed TO Fort
Pickens, Fla. and resume command
Of the United States army mine
planter General Royal T Frank re-
Ieving Captain LAURENCE c
BROWN, Coast Artillery Corps.
Colonel ROBERT K. EVANS, twenty
eighth Infantry. is designated as ex-
ecutive officer Of the national match
for 1916
Captain BERTRAM c. GILBERT,
Coast Artillery Corps. is relieved
from treatment at the General Hos
pftals the Preside OF san Francisco,
Cal. and will return 20 his station
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM A
SKUNK, First Cavalry, upon the ar
rival OF the First Cavalry in the
United States viii take station al the
Preside Of San Francisco, Cal
NAVY
Lieut.. COMMANDER z. McCAU-EY.
IT.. 10 Louisiana
Lieut. J. 2. Murdoch, detached Naval
Academy, Annapolis. Nd. 20 navy
yard. Norfolk. Va
Ensign H DELANO. 70 duty Louisiana,
Surgeon 8. : RODMAN, detached Naval
Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. to navy
recruiting station, Chattanooga,
Tenn
Assistant Surgeon NJ. DOEEISON- de-
tached navy recruiting station. Chat
tanOOga, Tenn. TO Naval Hospital,
Philadelphia. Pa
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED-VestaI at Guantanamo.
Flusser at knights Key and VIII
minEtOn and Caliao at HOngkOnE
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Ism there some man confident enough
Of the flavor Of the home-raised oyster
to challenge the people wh0 are boast
Ing that It does not compare with
others2 We would like to see some OF
the epicures tell EN- apart
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM.
Narch-''Under the Flag of Vic
tory -----------------.-...V BIon
Overture-"'u GUarany'' Gomez
. Prologue and fntermezzo from 7
PagIiacci'' -LeoncavaIIo
Grand seIection-'I Duo Foscari"
Verdi
Suite Musical Scenes from SPAIN
L1angey
Ca) Tempo di Marcia - Gypsy
March
Cb) Observation-Disclosures
(c9 Andantino-'Haban
Id AIIegro-''Bolero7
Gems from Tine Prima Donna
Herbert
Negro oddity-'The Darkey's Jam
boree -------.----Puerner
Ffnale-'ryanity Fair. Pryor
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Pork chops are down to L cents, but
the egg and milk diet, at 45 cents a
dozen for the former and and nobody
knows how many microbes for the lat
ter. continues to hold its own.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

MI Speaker Mr. Speaker The
Speaker CMr- Roosevelt in the chain
The Gentleman from Illinois will see
Mr.. Loeb in the outer office and explain
his business
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

For society composed exclusively Of
higa-minded and Iaw-abiding citizens,
tie BurIey tobacco pool seems D require
a whole Tot OF defending in Congress.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

The Congressional ladies' at Conz-as
Han VIII receive on February Z.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs W H h Green viii not rscefvs
today but viii be at home the following
Thursdays IN January and February.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs Thomas MsckaH Owens viii NOT
receive today. but will be at home on
Thursday, January q, for the last tine
this season.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Woman's ideal age IS fixed at twenty
eight by the West Side Co Educational
Club Of Chicago No use 10 ask what
the average age of that club is today
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Z they attempt to put pie out or
reach there'H be hanging Fair warn
ing to everybody
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

MIS- Victor Hartmann and Mrs.
Newbold viii receive Thursds.rz In
January, AZ the Grafton
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

With s2,6o0,oo0 gifts of good stock
slipping themselves into his pockets, al
most any party boss can afford TO smile
over the poor pay of public servants.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs E Russell white. 2114 ConnectIcu
avenue, viii not receive today
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs. Charles Arthur Barnard, IS
Wyoming avenue, viii not receive thi
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs. Joseph L BristoW VIII not re-
ceive this afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs Keim IS honorary vlce. president
general o. the D. A r
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

/ The Minister Of Denmark and Count
esS ATOItke entertained at dinner last
might afterward accompanying their
! guests TO the second Bachelors
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs William N Marshall and Miss
Maitland Marshall VIII receive this
afternoon, assisted by their house guest
Miss Mary Bayne. daughter Of Senator
Bayne Of New YORK.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
at Guantanamo.
FluSseT at knights Key and VII
mington and Callao at HOngkonE.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs Sherman, wife Of the Vice Presi-
Gent entertained a luncheon company
today at her residence on Sixteenth
street.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Mrs Charles A Mum and Miss Car
RE Louise Mum sailed yesterday for
Europe 10 spend the remainder Of the
season. Miss Gladys Mum is studying
IN GERMANY