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The Washington times., 1910-01-02
SENATOR CUMMINS STIRS Up
PROGRESSIVES.

In a remarkable speech at dinner
at Des MONIES, At which were assem-
bled 300 progressive Republicans from
all parts Of the State Of Iowa, Senator
Cummius served notice that the fight
for the progressive principles IS not at
an end, but Is merely beginning. He
took the ground that If any one har-
bored the idea that the recent unsuc-
cessfuI effort to get downward revision
ended the movement IN that direction
he was mistaken. and would do well
to reform his conclusions at once.
Senator Cummins declared war on such
leaders Of the Republican organization
IN Congress as Senators Aldrich and
Hale, Speaker Cannon, and Representa-
tive DalzeIL He held that nowhere
along the line had any Of these leaders
done voluntarily anything TO help
along progressive legislation in the IN
terest OF the people. He called for the
retirement of such leaders as these.
Bril ging the proposition to an appli-
cation local as to Iowa and to his own
home district, he urged the defeat for
denomination and reelection OF Rep
Fesentative John a. T Hull. the chair
nan OF the House Committee on Mill
tsry Affairs, who has always been a
stanch upholder Of the Cannon or
Vanization in the House.
Not combining his Indictment OF the
leaders in Congress to their course on
tns tariff. Senator Cummins went far
Their and applied It TO railroad IegisIa-
ton and to other legislation IN which
the public Is concerned. He took the
ground that the leaders he enumerated
and the forces at their command had
been systematically arrayed against
the interests OF the people.
The significance of Senator Cummins'
speech and Of the gathering together in
Iowa of such a body Of insurgent Re
publicsns as he addressed Is by no
means small It Is likely to have a
most important bearing on the coming
Congressional campaign, and, perhaps,
on the next Presidential campaign It
means that the insurgent movement
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
PRESIDENT TAFT
ATTENDS CHURCH

President Taft laid aside his work
this morning 10 attend the Il O'Clock
service at All Souls Church. He had
expected 10 walk Al least one way be
tween the White House and the church.
Al Fourteenth and I streets. but learn
ing that the thaw had made the streets
and sidewalks muddy and disaEreeabIe
for foot travellers he decided to use
one Of the White House automobiles.
The President was accompanied only
by Captain Butt his military aide, and
q single guard
The President and Mrs. Taft viii en-
JOY a family dinner this evening at the
White House, all three Of the children
being home for the holidays. Robert
Taft probably viii return to New Ha-
ven tomorrow or Tuesday. while Miss
Helen expects 20 return 10 Bryn Mavvr
within q few days
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
THE D. A. R. ENLISTS IN CON
SERVATION CAUSE.

The Daughters Of the American
Resolution have enlisted in the cause
Of conservation. The conservation com
unittee, which Is composed of members
from every State and Territory. has
issued an appeal to every member OF
tbe organization and to all patriotic
women 70 begin the new year with a
determination to. use all honorable
means to support right conservation
measures, both on the part Of the
States and Of the Federal Government
It was last April that the conserva-
tiou committee Of the D A R. was
made a national committee, and since
that time there has been much activity.
The governors Of different States were
asked what was the especial need Of
conservation in their Commonwealth,
and how women could help the move
meut- Replies were received from SIX
teen governors, and many valU bic sug-
psstious were given As the result Of
these suggestions and Of such ideas as
the committee Of the D. &. r. itself has
worked out, active campaigning IN the
conservation movement viii be prose
cuted from now on a conservation
bulletin viii be started and viii be
sent out every two OF three weeks
10 the public and private schools Of
the country IN the hope that the fun
damentaIs OF conservation may find
root there.
The replies Of the governors indicate
that. while there are differences Of
opinion as to conservation methods
the support OF the principle IS strong
and general. Some OF the governors
think the protection of the forests Is
the thing Uppermost, and others lay
emphasis on other phases Of the con
zervatiou question Governor Hay Of
Washington points out that through
the study OF domestic science women
are learning TO instruct the rising gen
Grafton IN conservation o every kind.
He SAYS domestic science Is conserva-
ton. the conservation of the family
earnings, and that to waste those earn
fngs Is as indefensible as TO waste any
other resources.
There Is much TO commend IN the
course taken by the D. A R in this
matter It suggests the idea that other
organizations OF women can find here
field Of much usefulness Conserva-
ton needs all the support 1t can get
If It IS 70 be made effective, and If
Congress and the State Legislatures
are 70 be brought to enact such laws
as are eEsz7GlaI-
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
DR.. McKlM ARRAIGNS
ELIOTS NEW RELIGION

NEW YORK. Jan 2-The latest cIer-
gyman To arTaiEn the S0-Ca1Ied new
religion of Dr. Charles w. Eliot. for
mer president OF Harvard. is the Rev.
Randolph H NcKtm Of washington.
lone does not wonder THAT those who
have so Interpreted Christianity as 10
offer to men a Christ who is nothing
more than a teacher. an eNeuDIar
should feel the need Of q new religion 81,
said Dr. McRim. in his sermon deIfv-
cred at the conservation Of the Holy
Trinity CEpiscOpaD Church, in Harlem.
The ethical power Of the religion Of
Jesus its power 20 transform and IN
very supernatural elements which this
new religion made in Cambridge would
eliminate
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
President Taft to Watch
Charity Ball From Box

At the Charity Ban az the New WI
lard tomorrow evening. for the benefit
Of the ChHdren's Hospital, President
TAFT VIII occupy for a psrt Of the even
ing. one Of the boxes which has been
reserved for him
The other box holders VIII be the
British Ambassador and AIRS James
Bryce the Minister % Costa Rica and
Nine Caivo. the Minister or GuzteruaI Ia
and Nine Herrarte. and Nj and Mrs.
Larz Anderson.
The patronesses Of the bah include a
number OF prominent women from Of
fetal, diplomatic. and resident circles
and the floor committs- Is composed
OF Ike representative nm. John story
VIII act as chairman Of the floor com
mittee- assisted by Murray 4. Cobb.
The receiving line viii include Mrs
- S'Eulre- president OF the board OF
iauF ElsitoTs Of the hospital. Mrs " r
Merriam Mrs Hoeke. Mrs J. O. Sf-01-
son, Mrs Edward McCa-Tav-- Ms
Moses, Mrs Vaudeville Carlisle Mrs
S Coy, MS John wilkins, and Mrs
Mrs Depew, wife o. Senator DeDau-
received yesterday afternoon from 2 10 2
O'Clock assisted by Miss PsuL5irz and
Miss Squire
Joseph d kaufman. Of PhTz6e7nHfa
Is at home with his parents for ne
OF Rhode Island avenue --''
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me mem bers Of the Washington C7r7b
received yesterday afternoon from Z 10
. clock at the club house
Mrs Burrows, wife OF Senator Bur
rows viii receive THURSDAYS in Iaur-
aryr from 10 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
MRS. GEORGE Won L. MEYER EYER ' ''-'-'-'-"'"S
Mrs. r. 6. Bulmer | Hostess
At Chevy Chase Club

Mrs Roscoe @ BuImeT vas hostess
az luncheon today at The Chevy Chase
Club IN honor OF M and Mrs. Stewart
Walker OF Tuxedo and S-w York, who
are house guests Of Mr. anG Mrs Ed
son Bradley The Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs Bradley. D-- and Mrs
James F. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs Ma
thanieI Francis. and Captain Howe
M and Mrs. A < BlaEden enter
tanned a small company Of young people
informally al luncheon today at Argyle
for their son. Henry BlaEdeu-
Mr. and Mrs Auuck Palmer were
among the luncheon hosts today, en-
tertainiuE a company a. the exclusive
Alibi Club
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
DISASTROUS FIRE
AT KENYON COLLEGE

TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan 2-Pafnringz.
portraits, and records Of great historical
value 20 the alumni Of Kenyon COLLEGE.
were lost when Hubbard Hail burned at
Gambler today.
The property loss viii reach s14Od0
The library of 3d. GO worth Of books
was saved by automatic fireproof doors
separating the stock room from Hub
bard Hall The fire was discovered at
breakfast and had made such headwav
that no one could enter the building 20
save the much-cherished property. No
one was hurt The origin Of the fire is
not known but Il Is thought II started
from the heating apparatus in the base
me1t-
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
c. H. Butler
Is HOS- At Breakfast

Charles Henry Butler was host a.
brea kfast yesterday morning At his resi-
dence on T street. asking his Eue5ts 20
meet the Chfef Justice Of the United
States.
The other guests were M justice
Harlan. Mr. Justice Brewer. lIT- Justice
White, Mr.. Justice NcKenna- Mr. Jus
tice Holmes, M Justice Day, MI Jus
tice Brown, retired the Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives Attorney
General WiCkersham. Chief Justice
PeeIIe. Chief Justice ClzbauEh. the Sec
retary Of the Navy. the Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor. the Solicitor Cen
eraI. senior Creei, the former amS-as-
sa60r from Mexico M MCkeany-
Major Wright, Charles D WalcOtt,
Senator DepeW. James Brown Scott,
John Barrett Truman H New berry,
former Senator Turner former Amh1s-
Eador 10 France Henry White. Gen
John W Foster. g. c Glover, Wade
Ellis Representative OlCOtt- Gibson
Fahuestock- Theodore Noyes. John c
Head. William Phelps Emo. Hugh Wal
lace. Mr. HeuphiE. Allen Butler, IL, A
H Snow. Pitts Duffeld, Henry KiTke
Porter. Mr. Harlow, Chandler ? An
de-Son, Lieut. Gen s 3 B Young,
and Charles N Butler
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
CAPT. H. w. JONES
AND HIS BRIDE SAIL

PITTSFTELD, Mass. Jan. with
scores Of friends al the depot to see
them of on their honeymoon. Captain
and Mrs Harold wellington Jones to-
day left here for a tour of the countr--
Captain Jones. who IS a surgeon in TIE
artillery corps at Washington, was mar
RED yesterday 70 Mrs Evarts Ewing
NUnns- daughter OF Mai. Ewing Euuns-
II Tennessee After an exteDdet7 we'd
ding trip the couple viii reside al No
1913 Park road northwest, washington
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The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Large Party
At Pettus Home.

Dr. and Mrs Pettus entertain ID a
large party Of young people at dinner
last evening in honor of Miss Marie
Louise EIkins. OF Philadelphia, tie
schoOlmate and house guest OF their
daughter, Miss Charlotte PetUus. a debu-
tante Of next season.
In the company were Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Mary 8IcCauley. Miss Kath-
crime Brown, Miss EUdOra Clover, Miss
Gladys Hinckley, Miss Laura Merriam.
Miss SOphy Johnston. Miss Martha
Eowersr tr~ Hon Miss Rachel Kay
ShuttIer= OTth, Miss WhitinE. Miss Fran
ceS 1,Oyes. Baron HardenbTOek, OF the
Conan embassy, Mr. Ge Thai, Of the
Ussiau embassy; Henri Martin. Of the
Swiss legation. s H P0usette and
count sgias, Of the Swedish legation
Lieutenant Sweet. Harry BIagden. Mr.
Briggs a.. RCwIe Clarke. Mr.. Harri-
son, Carrot Glover, NJ. Mclean. Mr..
JohustO..- ~. am II. Emory, jr.. Brew
ster Rea .s,- Edward Cady. and Jack
Davidge-
The dinner was followed By dancing
and Swedish celebration OF the New
Year. arrange BY Count UEgIas and
Mr.. PCusette.
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Mrs Garrey A. Hobart. her son and
daEghter-in-laW, Nh and Mrs Carrer
A Hobart, arrived IN Washington last
evening and have taken apartments AT
The New Willard To- the remainder OF
the season.
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Mrs Arthur " Dunn has gone 10
Richmond. where she received yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Swanson at the
large reception held BY the governor and
2Irs. Swanson at the executive mansion.
Mrs Johnston. wife OF Gen. John A.
Johnston. and 'dTs- SummeTIir, wife OF
Captain SUmmeTliu held q reception
from : 10 : o'clock yesterday afternoon
Al Jnelr home on Mssss chusetts avenue,
for the army and navy The house was
beautifully adorned with Christmas
greens and poinseJtia blossoms.
Mrs. NOUrse. Miss Nourss. and Miss
Alice RsmsBurE entertained az a tea
from 20 . O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at their home on Q street.
Miss Edna Saunders received yester-
day afternoon from 4 20 10 o'cIock. as
sisted by Miss Frances Saunders. Miss
Mildred T'rewitt Miss Ethel SafOld.
and Miss Ruth Bowie
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver Entertain Today
In Honor of Miss Taft Robert and White House Guests
Company of Twenty Young
People Make Up
Party.
n Street Home Is the
Scene of Brilliant
Luncheon.

me Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver asked a com
pany Of twenty young people to meet
MISS Helen Taft at luncheon today at
their residence. on y street Miss Flea
nor Rocker and Miss Elizabeth Par
sons, VINO are Miss Taft's guests at the
White House and Robert Taft, were
among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were din
ner hosts last evening. entertaining in
honor of their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Stewart Walker. Of Tuxedo and
New York. Invited TO meet them were
the ViscOunt and Viscountzss de SibouI,
Lieut. and Mrs u. 5. Grant. Sd. Mr.
and Mrs Nathaniel Francis, MI and
Mrs WolcOtt TUckerman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Htckborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Mande-
vile carlisle, Mrs Roscoe Q. Bulmer.
Miss Morgan, Mr. Skybak- and Rcgi-
maid Huidekoper
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Will entertain.
at dinner again tonight.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
SYRACUSE CONES OUT FOR
REVISED FOOTBALL.

Syracuse has voted S'to retain foot
ball with revised rules" That IS TO
say, 1t hke5 the game ard hopes that
It can be improved without being
converted into Jelly and covered with
sugar and cream We don't want TO
90 back to the old English game
says Dean Sma1eys OF Syracuse, Ii
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

in Congress has a backing in the Mid
die West which its opponents would do
well not to minimize. Those who
imagine there Is a decline Of insurgency
would make no mistake TO look deeper
into the real feelings of the voters
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
DOLLFJER BETTER.
DANGER-IS PASSED
Senator Nay Be Able 10 Resume
Duties at Capitol This
Week

The condition of Senator DolIiver OF
Iowa is much improved. according to
today's reports TIE attack Of Ia grippe
which kept him confined to his home the
latter half OF the past week is now
broken. and danger OF complications has
been removed
The Senator awakened late this morn
ing. after a reStful sleep II is expected
that he viii he fully recovered i'm time
20 resume his duties at the Capitol this
week
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Miss Young
Guest of Mrs. W. S. Smith

Miss Lillian Young, Of Hampton Va,
Is the guest Of Commander and Mrs
William STROLLER Smith, OF the west
m0relzUd-
Mrs Strother Smith viii receive on
Monday. afternoon January s
Miss Jean Corwiur OF Newark n J,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs J 7 WithaU,
1870 Monroe street northwest
Mrs F +. Moran and her daughter
Mrs. John Melton HudEins- entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with Christmas greens and pOin-
settia blossoms and red roses.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs Russell Sage has developed a IA
cllity Tor distributing money that IS
second only TO that of her late husband
IN accommodating IT, and her procedure
appears 70 be much more calculated TO
endsar her to the community.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Tom L Johnson is no longer mayor
Of Cleveland. but in order 10 keep his
enemies interested IT Is mentioned Tat
he Is going to keep right on living in
Cleveland and -aking an active interest
in noIlrlcs
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

French investigator is sure he has
discovered the identity of the man IN
the Iron Mask Now he should get
busy at once locating Dr. Cook, or at
least devising some new place for the
doctor 10 be in.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

German company has been organ
lied 10 carry passengers, and London
Is again IN \ sweat over the pro-
ability that that town viii be found 10
be on the route
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
PULPIT TOPICS FOR TONIGHT
IN CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

Church Of Covenant"A Motto
Dr. God y
western presbyterian ChuhThrough
] Harve D
70
Horseback by the S p m
NJ by
Dr. L ?
Mclendre R. L.
right at D n.
PAUL. f
FIRST Congregational BY
S D
by the Rev.D s. D m
Luther
5 II
New Cnurch-.The Of nd
Church O
fifth Baptist John E
Briggs att p m
By
the Rev-D L Clayton,
MUSIC.
z Alteration
p. m
AIo1ntP "A and SOLO
res a Song a B D
Of
of 80 s p
ChurchspeciaI
chorus II
repeated at
m
Luther by at
ChU-~h-PeoPe's
p m
services. by choir Of sixty
a p m
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Mrs Cleaves
VIII Receive on Wednesdays.

VIII Receive on Wednesdays.
Mrs Albert GIeaves and Miss GIeavez,
wife and daughter Of Commander
Gleaves. L. s y. viii De At home
Thursdays in January.
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Mrs Van Orsdel. wife Of Mr. Justics
Van Orsdel, Of The Court OF Appeals OF
the DistTict Of Columbia. returned To
Washington yesterday. but viii rot re-
sumo her Mondays at home until jan
uary a.
Mrs Sadlier and her son-iu-law ana
daughter, Lieut. Henry Charles Dinzer-
= ;, \, ana Mrs Dinger, have cards
out for tea Thursday afternoon from
10 : O'Clock at their residence on q
Mrs SadIier has recently returned
IRON New York and Is spending the
winter with Lieutenant and Mrs Din
ger
Capt and Mrs Richard c. Dubois. 7.
= A, retired, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Emnoy. to
Lieut. Robert oscar Underwood. L. s.
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Mrs J. J. LfEhtfoot and Mrs Ger
Snom Bradford 2nd, will be At home IN
lorna lly Thursdays IN January At ga
Thirteenth street
out for a tea Saturday TO meet Ms
" Ickershan- wife OF the attorney CEN
M and Mrs. Wendell and ,bs,-
inEton from New YORK where ff7eyr
spent Christmas
Mrs William Alexander King an
HounCeS the engagement Of her daerh-
ter. Miss Mary LIewelly-n King TO Il5Iis
VINE Whiting, OF Seattle. Wash
Embassy staff
Entertained Last Night.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
JUsserand entertained the members ~
their embassy star and their wives az
dinner At the embassy las evening. "a
did the Brazilian Ambassador and Mus.
NabucO, and the German Ambassador.
and Countess Won BernstCrff
Miss Ethel BartIette and Miss Re-
gina BartIetue- or Florence court CALI
fOrnia avenue and Phelps place. uSIF
received yesterday afternoon from 3 70
O'Clock
Mrs J Franklin Hilton, IZ1s Gfrsra
street, vas at home Informally Ias5
evening from to 10 O'Clock.
Cen. and Mrs Robert Smith. IEsz
afternoon after O'Clock
Picnic Party
At SeIinger Home.
Miss Selma seHnger, Of uz4 Sixtn
street. gave a picnic party Saturday
night The pzTlor represented z gsrz
den scene. and the luncheon vas served
in miniature picnic baskets
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann left Sat-
uTtiav for Bal ttulOre TO attend tbs
North Pole dance, given by the Phoeaiz
Club
M and Mrs H CoInlan and son
Louis. VIII be at home this evening as
their residence, 1921 Seventh street. from
: to 70 o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

W Could Brokaw, testifying that he
IS worth only Sl,501,b10 observes thai
ne IS a very poor man. II certainly Is
a wonder somebody wouldn't offer him
a JOB shOveling snow
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Secretary and Mrs. Meyer
Entertain Miss Taft at
Dinner Dance.
Presidents Daughter VIII
BE Honor Guest at Lunch
con omorrow.

Inc Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
george Won l. Meyer completed the
program OF busy DAY yesterday BY
entertaining q large company OF Young
people from diplomatic official and
RESIDENTIAL circles Of Washington So
eiety a New Year dance in honor OF
Miss Helen Taft. the daughter OF ths
President
Mrs Charles A Mum. VINO has re-
Gently returned TO Washington and
opened her handsome residence on S~otr
Circle. directly opposite that OF the
Secretary and Mrs Meyer. entertained
the entire company at dinner befors
the dance, IN compliment 10 Miss Taft.
Tomorrow Miss Taft, who has been
constantly feted and entertained during
her holiday visit TO her parents at the
White House from her studies at Bryu
Mawr. VIII be the honor guest Of sTrz-
Meyer and her daughters at luncheon.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Senator Cummins makes noise like
re-enforcements for Senator La Fol
lette.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

@ Another determined search for the
Bacon cipher has ended in failure The
bacon cipher IS exclusively used now
adays IN lifting Up the price OF bacon
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

SeisEnoEraphs registered a severe
earthquake shock. not Yet definitely To-
Gated Maybe It was caused by the lar
Tammauy received on New Year Day.
when II was dropped out Of the window.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mr. and Mrs Il. CoIran and son
Louis viii be at home this evening sH
their residence. 1921 Seventh street. from
TO 70 o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

The financial reports FOR the begin-
ming Of the new year show increased
earnings for about everybody except
the Government clerks
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs Simon Kann left SAT-
ur1ay for Baltimore to attend tbs
North Pole dance, given by the Phoeniz
Club
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Picnic Party
At Selinger Home.

Miss Selma SennEers OF uZ4 Sixtn
street. gave a picnic party Saturday
night The paTlOT represented z EsnS
den scene. and the luncheon vas served
IN miniature picnic baskets
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Embassy STAFF
Entertained Last Night.

The French Ambassador and HTr1s.
Jusserand entertained the mem hers a
their embassy star and their wives az
dinner At the embassy las evening. "a
do the Brazilian Ambassador and Mms-
NabuCO, and the German An basal r--
and Countess Won BernstCrff.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Miss Ethel Bartlette and Mss Re.
gina BartIetIe- OF Florence court CALI
fOrn{a avenue and Phelps place u{IE
received yesterday afternoon from 3 20 :
O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs William Alexander King ~
hounCeS ne engagement Of her daErh-
ter Miss Mary LIeweIlyn King 10 Louis
VINE Whiting, OF Seattle. Wash
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs J Franklin Hilton. us Cfrsr4
street, was at home Informally Iaz1
evening from TO 10 O'Clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs Van OrsdeI. wife OF Mr.. Justice
Van Orsdel Of The Court Of Appeals OF
the DtstTict of Columbia. returned to
Washington yesterday, but will rot re-
sumo her Mondays at home until ian
uaTy a.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs Albert GIeaves and Miss GIsavez.
wife and daughter Of Commander
Gleaves. L. s N viii be At home
Thursdays in January.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs Ten EyCk Wendell has cards
9LJ Ior a tea Saturday TO meet Mrs.
YVfckershzrn- wife OF the sfro-g1e- -
erai-
Nj and Mrs Wendell and fbeFr
Young son have just returned 10 Wsp1-
spent Christmas ~S.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Gen and Mrs Robert Smith. 1874
Fifteenth street received yesterday
afternoon after o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

Mrs J. J. LiEhtfoot and Mrs Ger
Snom Bradford 2nd, will be At home IN
formally Thursdays IN January II z-q9
Thirteenth street
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
Umbarger Pc sonais.

Leo Stoker is building a black
smith shop.
Fl. Engbers made a busy visit
to Canyon Wednesday.
Paul NJ. Will was in Amarillo
Monday.
Miss Anna Wansley was an
Amarillo visitor Saturday.
Ernst Friemel spent Wednes-
day in Canyon.
Miss Kate Garner and Mr..
Walter Gates were Um barger
visitors Sun day.
Jake Gates, wife and daughter
returned last week from Mon
tague where they had been
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-01-21
News From Wayside,

Most excellent sermons by
Rev. a. Coleman at Beula Sun
day morning and night.
An exciting wolf chase Sun
day morning by Byron and
Lawrence Davis, Joe and Bolie
Mayo and Leo Beasley. After
a race of several miles, Craw-
ford Evans dogs joined in the
chase and soon brought it to a
finish by catching the wolf.
J. T. McGehee, E. VI. Beasley
and their families were guests
of ". II. Painton Sunday.
W. J. Sluder, wife and little
ones called on W. H. Palnton
recently.
Fannie and Emma Sludder
with their escorts, VIII Franklin
and Leo Beasley, took dinner
with Grandma Fisher Sunday.
John and Hester Gilman, John
Rice and Chas. Butler. Grand
ma is popular with all classes,
old and young, grave and gay.
Led by John Rice, several
couples of young people went
TO Happy canyon where they
enjoyed themselves, climbing
rocks, visiting caves and explor-
ing the unknown, last Sunday
afternoon. We regret to hear
that John is to leave US soon for
Tulia.
Mrs. Josie Mayo has been
quite sick with lagrippe but is
now better.
Bob Brooks fell from a barn