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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06
Washington Social Set Pays
Homage to Solicitor Cen
erals Daughter.
Mrs. Horace Westcott and
Number of Debutantes
viii Help Receive.

The Solicitor General and Mrs
Lloyd G. Bowers viii present their
daughter, Miss Martha Bowers, TO
Washington society this afternoon at
a large reception at their Rhode
Island avenue residence.
Mrs Horace Westcott viii receive
with Mrs Bowers and her daughter
and a number of the season debu-
tan1es viii also assist, including Miss
HIdeEarde EageI. Miss Alice BoutelL
Miss Margaret Worthinston, Miss Eu-
dora Clover, Miss Gladys Hinckley,
Miss Mary McCauley, Miss Sophy
Johnston, Miss Laura Merriam, and
Miss Adelaide Heath.
Mrs Wickersham, wife Of the At
torney General, and Mrs. John ",
Foster viii preside I'm the dining
room
The house viii be pTettiIy deCOTat-
ed for the occasion with pink roses
and ferns
Miss Bowers will be daintily gown
ed iu white satin with an Overdress
Of uuue eucrusted in crystals and will
carry pink roses Mrs. Bowers will
wear a handsome gown Of yellow sat
in with overdraperies of shaded vel
low and brown marquisette-
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Miss Merriam Entcrtains
Party of Young People

Miss Laura Me-. am, dauEhUer OF Mr..
and Mrs W r Merriam, was among
those who entertained a number OF
young people at dinner before the
Bachelors cOtiIIiou at the New willard
last evening Her guests were Miss
Cooke, her aunt, who chaper0ued the
party; Miss Mary NIcCauley, Miss Con
stance Hovt, Miss EUdora Glover, Miss
Cecilia May, Miss Adelaide Heath Miss
Gladys EinclzIey. Capt Van WORMS,
Lieutenant Sweet, Lieutenant Comman-
der Butler. DIT Breckenridge Bayne,
William h Emory il, Hl-lard owen,
Mr. and Mrs Henuen jennings had
a company Of the young friends Of their
daughter. Miss Katherine Jennings and
Miss Gladys Parrish. their niece, dining
with them last night before the BacHe-
lors'.
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Miss Katherine Elkins was hostess at
a dinner Tor young people last evening,
later taking her guests 10 the Bachelors.
dance ar The Willard-
The Marcia Burns Chapter or the
Daughters of the American Revolution
gave a reception Yesterday elteIi-''.'l
pTpsideEt-geueT OF the society n l-lt
home CT its vice regent. Mrs Julian g
Dowell % which were invited me re-
gents Of the several chapters in the
District Of Columbia
Assisting the hostess. Mrs. DovelI. I'm
receiving the guests OF the c-ap1eE-
were Mrs Daniel LotHro0. or Concord
Mass the founder of the Society %
/ the children Of the American Revolu-
ton. Mrs. Ellis Logan regent Of the
chapter Mrs Margaret Ballard Moore.
{ Mrs W J. Ethel Mrs Frank 10y q
{ AvcTilI. Miss Stewart, MIS- Frank FuI-
-
siding over the dining room were -.
Thomas W Smith and Ms Frederick
Won DaCheDhaJSyn. assisted ~ MISS
/ Elizabeth Doweli. Miss Eslizl5e-f S-1edd.
Pepper
The Vice President and Ms Sherman
! were the honor guests OF che Secretary
IoF the Navy and Mrs. Meyer st dinner
d last evening The guests invited 20
meet them were Attorney General and
Ms WickaTsHau- Senator Ga-i1neer,
+ Representative and Mrs Eoss- Rear Ad-
ruiraI and Mrs Wainwright. Rear Ad-
miraI Swift Mrs Potter Palmer Mss
Z Mabel Boar5maD. Commando and ms.
Philip Andrews. Captain and Ms ReEi-
nald Nicholson, Dr. and Mrs Winner
{ The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Rernst0rT had as their guests u
dinner last evening before the Bachelors
D. cotiIIion. at the New Willard Baroness
. Rosan. wife Of the Russian a-ubassa1or-
. Senator and Mrs EIEius- Senator and
Mrs Burrows Mr. and Mrs TaUreuCe
f. Townsend. Re0reseu+arive and Mrs
. Weeks. the Naval A-tsr7e Of the AUS
tro-HunEa-lac E-0-nsssv and Baroness
+ PreuScheu- the Counselor OF the Japa-
uese Embassy and Nine NarSu-- John
/ RidEeIv Carter. American minister 20
: Bucharest. and Lieutenant Won Bruen-
; Ing. Of the German embassy stan
{ AT- and Ms Robert Roosevelt enter
tanned n dinner company Of young peo-
D1n last evening for their daughter. Miss
+ Olga Roosevelt preceding tre Bachelors
CC-lUiGn-
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CHICAGO SHOULD GO ON THE
WATERMELON

Chicago has become sadly perturbed
bv the manner of celebrating New
Year Eve. which has come into vogue
IN recert years in many cities As
everyone knows, the custom, starting
in New York. of winning and dining at
the fashionable hotels and making a
merry night Of It has spread over the
country. In most cities the thing Is
done with a decent amount of self
restraint. There has been considerable
hilarity- probably too much of It The
wine has flowed in too steady a stream
and maybe the songs have been little
too vociferous- But, on the whole. the
balance OF. the country has managed
TO celebrate the event and then to get
home AID find the night latch How
ever. Chicago seems to have taken TO
the custom with a mighty strong relish
The dignified and shocked Record Her
aid says Of the happenings in that
town
We are told, on good authority. Of
Young women In the most revolving
stages of drunkenness OF the com
uIeta breaking down OF social bar
rfers- OF d5sEra CefuI exhibitions that
suggest the worst features OF the
notorious French halls
Other vera cioUs chronicleTs say that
1 Chicago had time that viii be re
memberpd until 1911 pops IN But We
do not see why Chicago's fit Of remorse
and the blues the next day or the bad
taste which seems 10 have been left in
its mouth should deprive other com
munities Of speeding the parting and
welcoming he coming year. If they DO
/ 1t with. proper restraint Just because
I Chicago goes on q debauch Is 10 rea-
/ son why ~every other town should 20
/ on the water wagon
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Function Proves
Truly Distinctive One.

The gathering was q tr-- sl-ti1-
g1ished one distinctive Of all the func-
tons Of this exclusive club. q mum
her Of society leaders from New York
Philadelphia. Baltimore and even Chi
CaEo and Boston coming 10 Washing
-1r1 pS0rr7arTv for the occasion aug
rlentinE The representation from wash
fugTou's STuarteST official diplomatic
and resident circles
The members Of the committee for
this year are Gist Blair, president Col
Montgomery MaCOmb, vice p-eSi-
dent. Frederick H Brooke secretary >
Franklin II Ellis treasurer Comma nd
ct Cieland Davis, T. : N James Man
deville Carlisle. William F Hit and
Capt Sherwood a Cheney
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The Danish Minister and Countess
Nfoltke entertained at dinner last even
ing at their handsome legation on up
per Sixteenth street
Their guests were the Austro-HUn-
eaEian Ambassador and Baroness Hen
E-eTuGu77er. the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs AIaCVeaEh. the Portuguese
minister. Senator and Ms AldriCn-
Representative and Mrs LOnEwOTth- the
Naval AttaChe Of tho French Embassy
and EiSCouDJeSS BeDCiSt 4 AZy. MIS-
Richard Townsend. Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen- daughter OF the Russian ambas-
SadCr- Miss Janet Fish, Capt Archibald
W. Butt and Roberto CentarO, of the
italian embassy The company after
ward attended the Bachelors dance
=
Senator Dupont and his sOu-iu-law
, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs F b
CrOWuiuSh4eId- were among those enter
tanning dinner parties before the Bach
eIors' COCIIion last evening asking a
distinguished company 10 meet their
house guest. Mrs Joseph StickBey, Of
New York
Miss SybiI Wilder. OF Auburn. y Y.
viii arrive in Washington on Tuesday
January Il, TO be the guest OF Rear
Admiral and Mrs Chester Miss Cor
nelia Wilder viii arrive IN WaShir gtOn
at the same time, and viii he the guest
of the Misses Fitch daughters Of chief
Engineer and Mrs Fitch
Miss Henrietta Fitch VIII entertain at
an informal tea for young people, in
honor Of the Misses Wilder, on Thurs
day. January I3-
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HAS POOR OPINION
OF RUSSIAN NAVY
Secretary Meyer Compares It With
IaUanese in His
Testimony.

Secretary Meyer Of the Navy Depart
ment has q very poor opinion Of 5he
Russian navy. according to a report Of
his testimony before the House Naval
Affairs Committee. made public today
When I was amba ssadOT to Russia,
said Secretary Meyer, the two meth
DDS Of conducting navies were demon
strated in the extreme. The Russian
navy was a navy which did not have
the highest military efficiency. It was
poorly run by the bureaus, while the
japanese navy was a navy which was
always seeI ing the highest military ef-
hCiency and preparedness for war under
all circumstances In one case there
was a tremendous dividend Cor the
money expended; in the other case, the
money was thrown away
MI Meyer was arguing for greater ef-
hciency in his department, and proposed
10 get IL by his reorganization scheme
The committee has not indicated what
course it VIII take in the matter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ARRIVED
Sterling az Guantanamo.
SAILED
Nanshau from Cavite for Yokohama,
Tacoma from Port LimOn for Bocas
del TOTO. NTayfiower from SsutO Do
nfngo CITY for Havana Idaho and
Mississippi from Philadelphia for
Sandy Hook, Georgia from Norfolk
for Guantanamo. CallaO and WLm-
inEton from Shanghai for Annoy.
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Dinner Praty
At Chilean legation.

The Minister from Chile and Nine
Cruz were hosts at dinner last evening
Their guests were Mr. and Mrs Justice
White, Senator and Mrs. Root. Nine.
NabuCo. the wife Of the Brazilian am
bassadCr, the British ambassador and
Mrs Bryce the Argentine Minister and
Nine POTtela- the Swedish minister and
Nine I<aEerCrantz, the minister from
Norway ana Nine GUIDE, the Spanish
minister, the Marquis Of Fi}lalObar: Nj.
and Mrs John W Foster Mrs Hen
dersoD, Miss Jane Riggs, Alberto
Alexandra Herguines0, Of the legation
STAFF
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NAVY.

T--.-.---naut V :. HOUSTON. detached
command Iroquois. and continue 9th
er duties
Ensign w F RENO. detached New
HAMPSHIRE and treatment Naval
Hospital New York, n Y
H r INSLEY, resignation
as a payTnaster in the navy accepted
10 take effect December 81, 1873.
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TheateTs

Nat5onaI-EyrIe BeIIew- in The Build
CT Of Bridges" s-15 p n.
2eIascO-'-TaminE Of the Shrew,' : p m
CoIurnhus-"Nan Of the Hour" S-I5 2. n.
Chase s-Vaudevile, S.15 D n
Academy Heart Of Alaska S.15 2. n.
Gayety-'' Partisan Widows SIS 2. n.
Lyceun,-''The DuCkIing," S-15 p m
CT-le Times viii be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments II
this column Write OF phone announce
uleuIS)
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Miss Martha Bowers Will Be Presented to Society
By Parents at Large Reception This Afternoon
"At Homes In Society

Mrs James F. Barbour and Miss
Barbour viii receive Informally Fridars
In January.
Mrs. Harris. wife Of Rear Admiral
Henry 7. 3 Harris. viii receive the
Fridays in January.
Mrs Green Clay GoodIoe viii not "a
ceive today, but VIII be at home the
rernal1lng Thursdays during the season
al her residence. IIg3 Sixteenth street
Mrs P J. Lennox. wife Of Dr.. Len
nox- Of the Catholic University. viii re-
G .s- tomorrow from 4 10 8 O'Clock At
Mrs Julian Parsons Wilcox viii h ar
nome Informally the FRIDAYS in TsuTT-
aFy' al 1910 Twenty-first street
Mrs L1wden- wife Of ReDreseu+ativa
r rank o. LOwden. who has lust 70
Gently arrived in Washington AMI
opened their residence on Mass7cFrg-
sets avenue for the season. VIII urr no
n home until the Tuesdays ia Fef,-.-
any o'1 ~
Mrs George Bliss and Miss P1fzz Kill
be at home this afternoon and tie re-
naming Thursdays in Januarv-
MIS-. ". H Woodward and Mr. p O.
Dean VIII receive today and the remain
ing thursdays IN January
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06
GRIEF CAUSES SUICIDE.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The body Of
the young woman who committed sui
eide at West End, a lake resort. has
been identified as that of Miss Frances
Allen formerly OF St Louis. Grief over
the loss Of an eye is the-only motive
which her sister can suggest for her
suicide.
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Miss Kirby
FnteTtains At Dance.

Miss Florence kirby dzE-.-s.-..- ~ AIRS
Thomas Kirby. and Miss Elizabeth BOu-
vier Walsh, the debutaute daughter OF
MI and MIS-. Charles Harper walsh
entertained a company OF young people
at 2 dance last evening at the residence
Of Miss Kirby. OF street
The house was effectively decorated
with Christmas greens and red roses,
with q huge CeuteTp5eCe Of poinsettia on
the dfniuE-rOom table, where a buffet
c11n0eT was served at midnight
Miss Kirby received the guests wear
inc q becoming gown OF white satin
embroidered in pearls and Miss Walsh
wore white crepe de chine with crystal
trimmings
Senator and Mrs Carter OF Montana
were hosts at dinner last evening In
honor Of the American Minister TO Den
mark and Mrs. EEan- The additional
guests were Dr.. and Ms LeunOX. Mr..
and Idrs SeIwyn TAFT. M and Mrs
Elmer Murphy, John Carter, and Hugh
Garter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06
AiimOny

As the showing now stands II looks
as though. if -TrS. Brokaw insists upon
having aIimcuy. she VIII have TO lend
her husband the money 10 pay tide
troit Free Press
It seems as though a man cannot
have Gould even for middle name
without getting into the divorce courts
And Shakespeare said, What's in q
name Commercial-Tribune
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Entertain Party
Before Bachelors CotiIlCn-


Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow were
among the numerous dinner hosts or
last evening entertaining before the
bachelors cotiIliOn at the Willard.
Mrs. BENJAMIN NIicou has cards out
for bridge luncheon on Friday JanU-
airy l.
Mrs A. C. Tyler. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs Marshall. has arrived IN
Washington from her summer home IN
New London, Conn, and has Eaken pos
session Of the home, II3S N street, which
she has leased for the season
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Thomas w symcns, jr-. who spent
the holidays with his parents. Colonel
and Mrs. SymOns. has returned 10 New
/ Haven, Conn. where he is student at
Yale University
Mrs Guidet-Duryee. was hostess at a
/ dinner party last evening for her young
/ dauEhter, Miss Marie Duryee, preceding
/ the Bachelors cotiIlicn at the New
Willard
Announcement is made Of the we'd
ding Of Miss Fannie b Slater and
/ Charles Y. CIoskey- The marriage took
place at noon yesterday in the DarSon-
/ age of the Calvary Baptist Church the
/ Lastor. the Rev :. H Greene; ohciat-
I ing
Miss Grace N Taylor and Ire NJ
] ingalls, were married last evening at s
/ o'clock in the parsonage OF the FIRST
/ Congressional Church, the pastor. the
Rev \ H woodrow. officiating in the
/ presence Of a small party Of relatives
I and friends
The German ambassador. accompanied
/ by Major Won IivOniUs. Of the embassy
/ staff. left Washington this morning for
/ New York, where they viii rem in until
/ Saturday.
! Countess Luise-Alexandra Won Berns-
( torff IS spending several days in Phiia-
/ delphia-
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Mrs. Anderson
Is Guest At White House.

Mrs. Charles Anderson, Of Cincinnati,
sister OF Mrs Taft VIII aTllVe at the
/ White House Saturday Her daughters
/ the Misses Anderson. vyill join her there
Z later
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

Senator AIdrIch announced q year aEo
that he would retire from the Senate
Now Ee announces that he viii remain
in that body His latest declaration
VIII receive more c-edence than his
former one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

Miss Pauline Dickin son, of New York
viii be the guest Of Miss Elsie Mclean,
daughter Of Capt and Mrs Walter Nc
Lean, L. s. n, at the Navy Yard for
the week end.
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Thomas W SymCns, jr-, who spent
the holidays with his parents, Colonel
and Mrs. SvmOns. has returned 10 New
Haven, Conn. where he is a student at
Yale University
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Mrs. MattingIy~
10 Receive On Fndavs-

Mrs Samuel NIatt-ngIy and Mrs. David
D. Porter viii not receive tomorrow ana
January Il but wiIl be at home infor-
naliy 10 their friends On Fridays. jan
Uary = and g
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Mrs Carter. wife Of Senator Carte.
VIII receive today after 8 O'Clock for
the inst time this season She vii
nave receiving with her the America
Minister 10 Denmark and Mrs. EEau
ana Miss Carmel EEau-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

Prof. Raymond Mrs. Raymond and
Miss Raymond VIII be at home Fridays
during the season
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Mrs TaggaTt
VIII Receive On Wednesdays

VIII 8CCeIVe Tn W wednesdays
/ Mrs H T TaEgart and her daugh-
tiers. Mrs Sauky Bacon and the Misses
TaESart. VIII receive Informally on
Wednesdays. January 10 and D.
Mrs. Bacon win leave Washington on
February g for san Francisco 10 meet
DT- Bacon. l. : N who Is at present
cruising in foreign waters Dr. and
Mrs Bacon Will spend the spring season
at Coronado Beach, Cal
=
Mrs. J D. Young and Miss Robyn
Young viii receive on Wednesdays in
January
Mrs. Bryce. wife Of the British am
bassadOr, regrets that she VIII not be
able to receive her friends on Friday
afternoon, January
Mrs. Charles q Thorn and Miss
Frances Thorn viii receive the Thurs
days in January-
Mrs William l. Marshall, wife OF
BriCadier General Marshall, L : A.
VIII be hostess at tea this afternoon a.
uer residence. on Bancroft place. IN
honor Of her sister, Mrs Preston Ark
wright, of Atlanta Ga, who is visiting
her
Mrs. John A. Johnston. wife OF Gen
eraI Johnston. and Mrs. Y. G. TanEfltt.
wife of Colonel Langftt, viii pour tea
viii he Mrs Crawford, wife Of General
rawford, Mrs Judscn, wife Of Colonel
Judson. Mrs Bailey, wife Of Coloue-
BAILEY; Mrs. Bardenr wife OF Major
Rarden- Mrs Morrow wife of Major
Morrow. and Mrs Russell Harrison
Among the young ladies who VIII as
Sist in diSpensin~ the honOrS OF the &C
caSi0n VIII be Miss Marthena Harrison
Miss Julia Heyl, Miss Dorothy Langdtt.
Miss Margaret G. c. Brooks, and Miss
Maitland Marshall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

opened their residence on AIasslchfl-
SetJS Avenue TOR the season VIII not be
~ nome until the Tuesdays In Febrl-
Mrs George Bliss and Miss Bliss Kill
be at home this afternoon and TIE re-
naming THURSDAYS N January
Mrs ". H. Woodward and Mr.. r. C..
Dean VIII receive today and the remain
ing Thursdays IN January
Mrs. MattingIy~
To Receive On Fridays.
Mrs Samuel SIsttlngIy and Mrs. David
D Porter viii not receive tomorrow ana
January Il, but viii be at home fnfor-
mally To their friends On Fridays. jan
uary i and 8
Mrs. Mrs Langfitt- Ms Barden- and Mrs.
conner OF the Washington Barracks.
VIII not receive this afternoon
Mrs Rayner. vie Of Senator Rayuer.
lands
Mrs Garter, wife Of Senator Carte,
VII receive today after 8 o'clock for
the first time this season She vii
have receiving with her the American
minister 10 Denmark and Mrs EEau
and Miss Carmel Egan-
Mrs George Sutherland. wife Of Sena-
tor sutherland Of Utah. VIII not receive
today but VIII be at home INFORMALLY
70 her friends the remaining Thursday
IN JanUary.
Mrs EnnaTIs TEagSaman vii not re-
cslve today. but viii he al home on
THURSDAYS, January 3 and ..
Mrs, Hepburn, wife Of Senator Hey
t'ltn OF lla1gr VIII receive today from
3 TO O'Clock at stoneIeigh Court
Mrs Robert HTncIzIev will receive the
Wednesdays in January.
Date Changed
For Mrs. Fitzsimm9ns' Reception
MIS- Ward a Fftzsimmons viii not be
at home tomorrow but viii receive OH
January q
Mrs Briggs, wife OF Senator Briggs.
Of New jersey. has returned 10 wash
inEton. and viii receive today and the
remaining Fridays OF January
Mrs L B Swornstedt viii receive in
formally today and on January %
Mrs. Irving Hall Dunlap vii receive
the Wednesdays Of rhe season
Mrs Henry Frank Moore viii receive
The last two Fridays Of January
The College woman's Club VIII Be AT
home 20 its members Fridays in JsuU-
AIRY. from 4 70 3 O'Clock at the Woman-S
building 1856 7 street
Mrs Thomas W SldweI VIII Be host
ess tomorrow At O'CIOcs- Mrs L u
BJsbey VIII give an ire5r4uaI talk upon
her recent experiences in England.
while investigating the conditions OF the
working women
The club. which Is composed Of alum
nae OF the various colleges and univer-
stiles OF the country. IS planning an at
tractlve program for the winter.
Mrs. Blair
At Home This Afternoon.
Mrs John F. Blair viii receive
this afternoon
Mrs. ShiveIy. wife Of Senator Shfve-
y Of Indiana viii receive today at
1919 street northwest
Mrs J ! .Lightfoot wiz receive in
formally today
/ GIeaves viii be Al home This after.
noon
Mrs Herbert wadsworth viii re
ceive this afternoon
I Mrs Burrows. wife Of Senator Bur
rows, viii receive this afternoon from
f 10 o'clock
=
/ Mrs Ben de Nier Miller and Miss
I Frances Miller VIII not be ar home un-
! I'll the last two Fridays in January.
=
/ Mrs J Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
/ Of The FoTrner, VIII not be Al home to
/ morrow, but Viii receive on January
/ a
/ Prof Raymond Mrs Raymond and
I Miss Raymond viii be at home Fridays
during the season
[
Mrs TaggsTt
VIII Receive On Wednesdays
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Mrs J Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce.
Of the F0T1uer- viii not be ~ home to
morrow, but Viii receive on January
a
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Mrs. Guidet-Duryee. was hostess at a
dinner party last evening FOR her young
daughter, Miss Marie DIryee, preceding
the Bachelors cOtiiIcn at the New
Willard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

The Insurgents declare themselves for
the Presidents policies The President
wants the insurgents TO be for his
policies Where Is the difference Of
opinion. and why is patronage denied
the enemies Of Cannon
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Mrs Langhtt- Mrs Bar5eu- and Mrs.
conner. Of the Washington Barr -
VIII not receive this afternoon
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Mrs EnnaIlS -UaEZamau vii not re-
celve today, but viii he at home on
Thursdays, January 3 and ..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

Mrs Hepburn, wife Of Senator Hey
HuTn OF Idaho viii receive today from
10 clock at St0neleigh Court.
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NJ and Mrs. Richard Harlow were
among the numerous dinner hosts OF
last evening. entertaining before the
bachelors cotiIliOn at the Willard.
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Date Changed

Mrs Robert HfnckIev will recefva the
Wednesdays in January.
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II the widows ON UIumuliOnaires
continue 10 distribute the wealth which
their husbands accumulated there viii
not be 50 much complaint against the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

We are cheered beyond measure by
Thomas Edisou's assurance than in 200
years we poor folks VIII live as well as
a man does now with an income Of
S-l-8.g go 2 year
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Mrs Rayner. vie Of Senator Rayuer
via receive this d ternOOn at the High
lands.
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Mrs George Sutherland. wife Of Sena-
tor Sutherland Of Ctah VIII not receive
today but VIII be at home INFORMALLY
~ JanuarE.
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Mrs Ben Fe lIier Miller and Miss
Frances Miller VIII not be ar home un-
I'll the last two Fridays in January
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-06

'DeizhtfuI- medieval America Al
ways in the intimate personal confidence
Of the Almighty aprOpos Of a New
York Judge who ruled that strikers are
in conflict with God We viii not com
plain # Mr. shaw directs his opinion
al this one judge, and not the judiciary
as a whole Fortunately the bench is
not afflicted with many such judges