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The Washington times., 1910-01-04
GROWING APPRECIATION OF
THE AMERICAN HEN.

A distinct tendency : noticeable 10
aPPraise and apprecia. at her true
worth the American hen. For this
there are good and sufficient reasons
which operate on one person OF another
according TO the point Of view The
consumer Of eggs at something like
50 cents per dozen. for instance, IS
rapidly coming TO think Of the hen
as one OF our most highly capitalized
institutions On the other hand the
farmer Is coming TO think Of his flock
Of chickens as about as valuable as his
herd Of cattle
In this connection a Western agri-
cultural expert has accumulated some
data on the hen which a public that
pays altitudinous prices for eggs viii
scan with care and attention He recalls
that the value Of the poultry industry
IN the United States has been placed
by Secretary Wilson at 100000. 900
annually He declares the hen has
become the most valuable living crea-
ture the American farmer possesses.
She eats little IN the course Of a
year, but in that time produces under
fair conditions five times her weight in
eggs What this expert Is urging the
people who raise poultry TO do Is TO
Try 10 make the hen lay more eggs, and
lay the kind that viii bring the top
notch prices He points out that in
some States the average number OF
eggs per hen eg.h year IS above $50.
He holds that by proper care this
average can be reached in other
States
We venture che opinion that a long
suffering but patient public VII find
no fault with any scheme to increase
the egg supply IF the average can be
doubled and the hen induced to quit
her habit Of taking a vacation in the
winter season there viii be a much
higher percentage Of contentmeut IN
this republic Besides, there VII be
more even distribution Of wealth and
the tendency to divide the people into
two classes composed of poor folks on
the one hand and the producers and
sellers OF eggs and owners Of hens on
the other VIII be much less rapid
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Mother Of Countess Ar
rived From Cincinnati
Last Night.
John Barrett Is Host al
Dinner and Box
Party.

The Military Attache OF the Frenoh
embassy and Countess, de Chambrun
were hosts at dinner asst night for
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, mother OF
the countess, who arrived from Gin
cinnai last night for visit 10 her
daughter Invited 10 meet her we're
the Danish Minister and Countess
Moltke. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Cumming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Essmoud OEey. of the
British embassy; Mr. and Mrs Philip
josephine Patteu, Captain Sowerby. Of
the British embassy; Capt Archibald
W Butt, and Frederick Winthrop.
John Barrett, Director Of the Bureau
Of American Republics. entertained at
dinner, followed BY a box party at the
BelascO Theater last evening for Frank
H Hitchcock, the Postmaster General.
Others in the company were Mr.. and
MIS- Larz Anderson, Mrs. Joseph
SLckney. Of New York, the house guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Francis =. CrOUnin-
shield, AR. ana Mrs CrowninshieId,
Miss Dupont. Miss Carolyn Reynolds,
OF Providence. r l.. niece Of Mrs Stick
neys and also a. guest of the CrOWniu-
shields, Miss Isabelle May, Oden Horst
man, and r. Foster reynolds, OF Prey
ideuce.
Tire party later attended the Charity
Ban at the New willard with their
host
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
CHARLES w. MORSE IN A
FEDERAL PRISON.

Charles W. Morse. three years ago
one of the greatest fnanciers OF
} America. a man whose career had been
the wonder of the country, head of a
great string OF banks. and king Of the
cosstwise shipping business of the At
lantic seaboard. has~been locked in a
felon's cell in the Federal prison at
Atlanta, under a fifteen-year sentence.
He was convicted Of criminal practices
IN connection with the management Of
MS banks, and sentenced for a long
term By exemplary conduct he may
secure a reduction of his time by 81
most five years, leaving the net sen
tence 10 be served 8 few days over
ten years.
To the end, through all bis reverses,
Morse has insisted that ne was limo
cent, and the victim Of enemies who
plotted ms downfall because they
feared his power His conduct from
the day when misfortune began to
overtake him has been that % the
strong man, confident Of himself and Of
his destiny Even when he entered
the prison his last expressions were
those OF the man who still hoped. In
the interval Of his release from the
New York prison pending appeal, he
had taken Up the tangled threads Of
ms affairs, accomplished wonders to
ward Strengthening them out once
more, and proved IN a most remarkable
fashion that his old friends stood
ready TO support him as Loyalty in his
misfortunes as they had ever done in
his hour OF greatest prosperity.
Il is a strange case, and one which
has made appeal 10 a vast number of
people Not she least appealing fea-
ture OF It Is the splendid loyalty of
Mrs. Morse, who has used every energy
that a woman could bring to bear, TO
Tighten the burden Of her husband, and
find, If possible, means TO save him
from II, penalty which, If it shall be
enforced to the full, viii doubtless
mean the end OF his career Morse
himself has expressed the belief that
If he INST serve his fun term he viii
never leave the prison alive. Yet he
entered the prison without a sign of
losing the iron nerve that has stood
him IN such good stead throughout his
troubles
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
What S on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

Public art lecture, The Beauties OF
Gothic Art,''-Dr- T Lindsey Blaney,
Public Library. 6 D m
Exhibition Of paintings ny Edward W.
Reddeld, Corcoran Gallery Of Art.
Meeting Of Mems Club Of Trinity
Church, Third and G streets north
west, in Parish Hail, s .. IT,
Archaeological Society. George EaSr-
ington University, Fifteenth and II
streets, s D. N
Opening of School OF Accountancy. y.
NJ Q A Lecture by Charles H
SchHepse, OF Baltimore. 3 D N
Washington Homeopathic Society,
Shorsham Hotel. D. N.
Southern Relief Society. New Willard,
D IL
Harvard Club. of Washington smoker
az University Club. s .. m
Columbia Turn Verein business meeting
at club house. S-15 D m
Half Hundred Club dance at Rauschers.
$50 p IN.
Columbia Heights Citizens Association.
Postofflce Hall, Park road .. m.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

the problem, which scores OF business
men in Washington declare 70 be
vexatious, by consolidating their trade
organizations. IN the city Of Detroit,
for instance, the business me- found
II necessary to maintain membership
IN their Board OF Trade and Chamber
OF Commerce. In that city, as in Wash
ingtOn, there was much dupIica zion of
work From the moment that the two
organizations were consolidated there
has been a very appreciable increase
IN business IN Detroit which can be
traced directly TO what Is now known
as the Board Of Commerce.
The situation in Washington Is
similar to that which existed in De
troit. Business men find 1t necessary
TO maintain membership in both the
Chamber OF Commerce and Board of
Trade, although they realize that their
interests would be better conserved II
there was one organization, thereby
eliminating duplication of work and
division Of effort.
We would suggest that the present
situation can be speedily and salts
factorily adjusted by submitting the
entire matter to a vote OF the member
ship Of each organization If he plan
for consolidation Is defeated then the
agitation should cease. We are Of the
opinion, however, that the business
men Of Washington would welcome an
to merge the two organ
izatiOns-
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

and is deeply interested in these ef-
forts to determine exactly what work
the States can best do, and what the
Federal Government must do; and
after that, to make certain that this
work shall be done. Uniformity of
legislation among the States evidently
is to be tried out. In time it viii
prove its inadequacy and imprsctic-
ability, and then there VIII be larger
grant of Federal power over commerce.
Meantime We shall acquire experience
that VIII at least reconcile US to the
inevitable when It shall come.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders


The following Transfers at the r.
qutSI OF JHe officers concerned are or
Second Lieutenant WILBUR ROGERS
from First Field Artillery to F0JTrfF
Field Artillery.
second Lieutenant JOSEPH T GLEN
ENI- from Fourth Field ARTILLERY
TO the First Field ARTILLERY.
Major OGDEN RAFFERTY,. Medical
corps having been examined for
promotion BY a board of officers s75
IouuQ physically disqualified for the
duties of lieutenant colonel in The
Medical Corps by reason OF disabiI-
llE incident to the service. his 70
tiTement, by the President from AZ
tive service as a lieutenant colonel
IS announced TO date from January
!, 1919
Captain CHARLES " FAIR. Medical
Corps. having been examined Tor
promotion by board OF officers and
found physically disqualified for the
duties OF major in the Medical
Corps. by reason of disa bflitv Incl
dent 10 the service. his re Lrerlenr-
by the President from active service
as q major Is announced, to cate
from January l. 5Sl0-
hIajo- PAUL SHTLDOCK, Medical
corps, having been examined for
promotion by board and found
physically disqualified Tor -he duties
Of a Lieutenant colonel in the Ned
cal Corps by reason Of disability
meut. by the President, from active
service as a lieutenant colonial. IS
announced to date from January =
IeIo-
Major ROBERT J GIBSON. Medical
Corps, having beer. examined FOR
promotion by . board Of officers and
found physically disqualified for ths
duties OF a Lieutenant colonel in the
Medical Corps by reason OF diSabil-
itv incident TO the service his re-
ti-emenr by the President, from &C
Tive service as a lieutenant colonel, IS
announced TO date from January I,
1910
Captain BRIANT Il WELLS, Twenty
ninth Infantry detailed in the
OIarteTT1aSter DepaEt meut, 10 take
effect January 2 TIG. viii report 10
Department OF the East, for duty s
assistant To the chief ouarterulsster
Of that department relieving Can
tain FRANK a GRANT Cuartpr-
master, who viii proceed 20 San
Francesca. Cal
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Count and Countess de Chambrun Entertain Party
At Dinner in Honor of Mrs. Nicholas Lorgworth
Arrangements for White House Reception

At the reception tonight approach
the east entrance House. opposite
Pedestrians viii follow the
ers carriages viii be parked White
The gates viii be O'Clock
drive under the Dorte-cOchere
provided with numbered preserved by
in order regain admiance grounds
provided with tickets
they should carefully carriages,
which viii depart from requested that
line OF carriages be delayed
at the entrance Carriages by signal
After leaving requested to
fall IN line IN the coonnafe
The southwest opened p n Carriages will
approach this entrance by Seventeenth street
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
White House Callers.

Senators EewIands. Nevada
Taylor, Tennessee
Gordon, Mississippi
Gamble, South Dakors
BURROWS Michigan
F. arner. Missouri
crawford, South Dakota.
E1yuer. Maryland.
Jones. washington
Representatives Stevens. Texas.
Needham. California
Henry. Texas
Murdoch. Kansas
Moon. Tennessee
Austin. Tennessee.
Frank b Kellogg. special assistant {,
the Attorney General.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
What Congress Did
IN THE HOUSE.

The House convened at noon
Representative Douglas Of Ohio ad-
dressed the House on the need Of re-
form in the method Of making appro-
pTiatiUnS.
Representative Adair Of Indiana deIiv-
cred a speech on the present eXtTaVa-
Sancles IN appropriations.
At - the House adjourned until to
morrow
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
NAVY.

Lieutenant A. p FAIRFIELD, when
discharged treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital granted sick leave
one month.
Ensign J. II. TOWERS, detached In
diana TO Michigan
Ensign 6. W. NAMES. detached IN
diana to Michigan
Ensign r r E-REsLLSEN. detached IN
diana to Michigan
MidShipman r. .. BAUSH detached
New York 10 Panther.
AIiGshipuls3u J. +. BEARDALL, detsch-
ed New York TO CulcOa
Midshipman A K SCHANZE. detach-
ed North Carolina, to Birmingham-
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Theaters.

National-KyTle BelIew. IN The Build
er Of Bridges" 615 .. m
Seiasco-Sothern and MarloWe IN ''Ro-
meo and Juliet" SD D. m
ColUmbia-"Man OF the Hour" Sis D. m
Chase s-F audeville, SIS p. m.
Academy Heart Of Alaska" SIS .. N.
ETY. Partisan Widows" S.15 D. m.
Lyceun2-''The DUcl5Iings," SIS p. m.
tIhe Times viii be pleased to an
nouRce meetings and entertainments in
this column Write or phone announce
ments.l
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
IN THE SENATE.

The Senate met at noon for the first
session following the holiday recess
senator Money presented a resolution
N memory Of his colleague Senator
Mcl-aurin, and the Senate adjourned
out Of respect TO him without trans
acting any business.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
The Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith and Daughter
Hosts at Dinner.
Young People Are Invited
to Meet Miss Helen
Taft.

The Rev Roland Cotton smith and
Miss Cotton Smith were hosts a dinner
. 4sSI evening asking a COMPANY s,f
younE folks 70 meet Mss Helen II =
Their a&eitonaI guests were NJ ~
Mrs Philip HiChbOrn, who chapero,e5
tn party; Miss Elizabeth Parsons
Miss EUdcra Clover, Miss Fraooaz
Noyes, Mss Marie Duryee, Mis- NJ
gsTet Smith. Robert Taft, M JsUss4
Harry Biagc 81. and John Cotton smith
Mss Eaea7or Rocker, Of Esv w.,
who WIS house guest AZ the vybtts
HOUSE foE ti.e Christmas holidsv.. r..
c1Tned 70 her home yesterday naorn5nz-
=
Col and ALrs- Archibald Oracle enter
tanned at dinner last evening compfi-
nnentary TO Senator ana Mrs Rayuer. IN
the party we're Colonel and Mrs. Nffcos1.
BIZ and Mrs Joseph T. Thropp, Mr.
ana MIS- George Whitfield Brown Mr.
ara 1rE- John Z 5IcLerau, lIrs- John
= Henderson, and Gen Nelson A.
ar and Mrs Alexander Iezsre AMI
9lI'- and Mrs George Howard were
a. ing the numerous dinner hosts 81
.ssL night, afJerward taIfng their rrTesfS
10 the charity baI At the Willard
s7;.s Oracle
Gntertains At Luncheon.
MS Edith Oracle, daughter Of Col.
and Mrs Archibald Oracle enterrsfna5
a. luncheon TODAY in honor OF ber con-
sin, David Ogden Rogers Of New York
EeF guests were Miss Ruth pfTifru
piss CatnaT1ne BTittOn- Miss Frances
SllllerI Miss Mary Stead Miss Eliza
beth Collins. Mss E-Iizabeth RoEars
5llss Doris Haywood. Edward CSsdv-
JACK s-ck Aspinwals Douglas Thropp. ard
scott Thrcpp, Paul Fitzsinmons- Han
ms IaylOr. II, adm GOuvernsur Hoes
Mrs Hinclley
Hostess At Dance
Mrs Robert Hincdey was hosoezs Al
\ oance IN her home last evening In
noIlor or her younger son, Robert Hfnck-
ley who attends school in Canada ard
inEton-
Dr. and Ms Reid Hunt entertained q
party at dinner IN their apartment IN
me toronto last evening ThefF guests
were Miss Marta. CaIvo. Miss Na4sIfa
Lyriggs. Miss Hannah TayIor. Mao
2aaEleS Reynolds DIT Thomas, Z. 81 x
IT irving Roberts, Z. s n, and ArSf775-
Middleton
Miss Ho-teuze Kahn and Miss Ez+eIlo
ttto[6,schild, Of Baltimore, are the guests
-''-7- 7oi -'leS e[s, "oodley Park
Miss Marguerite Kaufman of Rhosa
islafd avenue, IS visiting her cousin
MISS Mabel Kaufman. New York cit
Mr. and Ms Calvert RoSentbsI and
Z daughter. Eleanor Nay, have iofued the
latrer-s parents, Nj and Mrs. Stem -.
a Two weeks stay at Atlantic Ciry-
Mr. and Mrs L Goldhei1n- NJ er5
MIS- Lee B2urngarteu, and Mrs Tos7
human are spending a few DAYS ~
City. al
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

AMI II.
Rocket, at Nor1olk5 PaEuxent, at New
1orE' Dolphin, at WASHINGTON
Eagle, at Bocas del Toro; TENNESSEE
and Washington. ar Yokohama
Reid at Charleston, and Potomac.
at Newport
SAILED
Mayflower from San Juan for Sanfo n
mingo city NanktOn, from Annspo-
us Tor Hampton Roads. and Afexan-
der from Cavite SOr Yokohama
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

The New York State Republican
leaders are reported coming over to the
support Of Governor Hughes legislative
program They are afraid Il he doesn't
win for his policies. he VIII be uo1ni-
mated and elected once more Governor
Hughes seems 10 have a practically
permanent lease on the executive fob
50 long SO the small politicians are able
70 keep him from getting what he
wants, and they are getting tired Of
him to the extent that they are about
willing TO ret him finish his work and
get out
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Senator and Mrs. Depew
Honor Guests at Dinner

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
were the guests Of honor Of Senator
and Mrs Depew ar dinner last evening.
Invited 20 meet them we're the German
AmbaSsacor and Countess Won Bern
storf. Ms Wickersham. wife of the
Attorney General; Senator Brsndeeee,
former Representative and 5Irs John
w Dwight. Re7-eseurative and Mrs
Parsons. the Assistant Secretary Of
me Navy and Mrs. Beekmau Win
throp- Ar and Mrs. Henry KirlIe POr-
ter. Baron Ambrozv. Colonel and Mrs.
Cosby Mr. and Mrs Hugh LeEare. Miss
Marin Wise. Miss PaulCing. Frederick
II Itdekoper, and Gen and Mrs. How
ard Carroll Of New York house guests
OF Senator and Mr. pepew.
Nine ChCTUCIt. wife OF the second
secretary Of the Brazilian embassy
was hostess at an informal luncheon
today.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

The young lady across the way ex-
plains thai when the mercury got down
into the neiEhbOrhOOd Of the zero mark
the other day she found out Just what
was meant BY mean temperatures
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

What could be more appropriate than
that an AstOT should be a tory candi-
date for Parliament. in an election in
which the taxation Of Unearned incre-
Uent in real estate values is a great IS
sue2
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Mrs Young
VIII Not pa~ef--o I'd

MS h DIN Young. wife OF ge--a-
sentative Young OF Michigan. viii nor
receive. today. but VIII be at home in
formally 20 her friends on the third
ana 1Il1 fourth Wednesdays in January and
February 81 the Portland
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

Certain misgivings which have been
entertained about the location and di-
mansions OF President Taft's backbone
have been given a rude shock in the
last few days.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

Mrs. Louis T. Cassidy. OF yv7terbr7--,
Conn is spending several weeks in
Washington. the guest Of her mother
Mrs Drury. at her residence on X street
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

President Taft Is 10 eft TO- portrait
% himself Il viii look. to certain
eminent railroad maznares who have re-
Gently visited Washington. as Il the
President had positively lost his capaci-
ty to smile that famous smile.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

A Missouri man has discovered that
Moses was the Erea. est Of Journalists
Yes, and IN the matter OF Organizing
big expeditions ne had several things on
Peary and Columbus and the rest Of
these modern explorers.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
Mrs. Clark VIII Receive
On Thursdays In January

Mrs. Clark wife OF Senator Clark OF
wyoming, VIII not receive this Thurs
day, but y-iI be at home the remaining
THURSDAYS in January-
Mrs Matthew T. scott president gen
erai % the National Society OF Daugf.-
tiers Of the American Revolution. VII
be at nome TO all the daughters of u g
american revolution Of the District ~
Columbia and visiting daughters OF
Monday, January 1, from 4 TO Z. O'Clock.
at the Arlington Hotel
cards have been sent 10 the chapte-
regents, VINO viii extend the invitation
% the members Of their chapters al the
January meeting
Mrs Denton N0rfOrd viii receive
Tuesdays IN January.
1Trs- Montgomery Danforth viii re-
ceiFe Wednesdays IN January At the
Portsmouth
Mrs VanZandt and Ms. OyNefH, Sol
Tenth street, VIII not receive today. but
VIII reCci,e the remaining Tuesdays
during tie season
The Jaoancse Ambassador and Baro-
ness CchiGa VIII hold the reception
given by each new ambassador 10 his
colleagues IN the Diplomats Corps. on
Monday afternoon. January 10. az the
embassy IN x street
Mrs Henry Sherman BOuteII wife
Of Representative BouteIL and Miss
Alice BouteI VIII receive the second
and fourth Saturdays in January.
Ms. Weightnan
Hostess OF Young People.
Mrs Richard Telzhtnan entertained
a dinner company OF young people last
evening in honor OF Miss Margaret
Preston Draper and Miss Laura AIer-
riasn- Invited 20 meet them were Miss
Sophy Johnston, Miss Mary McCauIey.
Miss Adelaide Heath, Miss Gladys
FfincEley, John 3 Henderson. IT.. Nj
Carpenter, Frederick Faust. Mr.. Row
land Nr- Peter and c. r SirnPkios-
The chief justice was host at dinner
last evening az his residence OF ?
street, in honor or the rev associate
justice Mr. Justice Lurton.
Mrs John R Rodgers was zuor-
those entertaining dinner cCnpa nies
preceding the charity bail last night
Mrs william Salisbury, Knox Mss
Knox and Miss Van ArSdaIe wf-f be
al nome Friday at their residence, 1904
New Hampshire avenue and the re
naming Fridays in January
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

Mrs Amy Talbot entertained q ua-tv,
Of Euuu- people at dinner last eve
ming at the Connecticut in honor Of he-
son ana auEnter-and-iaE, Nr- and Mrs
Earle Talbot. OF California. Mrs To-
Tot took her guests aftarward 10 HE
Charity Ball
The Washington times., 1910-01-04

secretary Of the B-azIlzn eurzszv
( was hostess at an informal luncheon
today.
Ms. Tbropp
Issues Luncheon Invitation.
Mrs Joseph c. Thropp has issued
I invitations for a luncheon on January
rs
Miss Virginia Wheeler and Miss
Eliza beth Hutchinson. Of baltimore.
! are the guests OF Miss Mildred Fearr
Misc Elizabeth TTowry. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. FTowrv VIII entertain
dinner party on Friday evening
Ms FremQnt-smith VIII receive on
Fridays in JaHua-y-
Mrs Dwight
Postpones Reception
1Irs. John ". Dwight. wife ~ ReH-e-
sentative Dwight of New York VIII not
receive today. but viii be at home the
remaining Tuesdays IN January.
=
Mrs Charles Henry Butler. 1885 I
SlIelJ, WIZ receive on Thursdays In
Mrs Clark, wife OF Senator Clark Of
Wyoming. VIII not be at home this
Thursday but viii receive the remain
ing three Thursdays IN January.
Mrs Shi~ely. wife Of Senator Srfverv
or indiana VIII receive the second and
fourth Thursdays in January al IsIs I
Miss Wood. daughter OF Rep-gzen-a-
tive Wood OF New jersey. has returned
q
afternoon at the Corc0rao Hotel with
MS Arthur Bates wife Of Representa-
tive Bates.
Senator Frazier Of Tennessee has ar
rived In Washington. an has raI-r1 an
apartment at the Cochran Hotel WHORE
ne VIII be Joined shortly by Mrs. Frazier
and Miss Frazier
Mrs Mary c. Beach. 1870 Fifteenth
street. VIII not receive today
=
Mrs Charles 8 Stokes. Of the Ff-r-
lands, VIII not receive today
Dinner Party
At Leighton Home.
Mt. and Mrs. B r Ie.-f-rr enter
tanned at dinner last evening AT~ Chief
Justice C1abaUEb md Mrs CIabsuzh
Mr.. Justice Anderson and Mrs. Arre--
o.
DT. and Mrs. Macdonald. and AIr- and
Mrs Wharton + Lester
cluster Of Killarney roses formed
the table decorations
=
Mrs r p Hit wife Of the Iar- Pen
reSe1lta 1--WE Hit who FOR many wears
was chairman Of the Foreign F-fsrfors
committee OF the House, was host an
a dinner party last evening foT17--.<' - -
a dance as a hoUsewarnfuE for b4- -,ev-
residence on Dupont circle. The Eo7-sa
was beautifully adorned with palms
CHRISTMAS greens and clusters Of rosas
Mrs. richardson Glover and Mis-. IN
dora Glover VIII receive Tr-zze-- r
---
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Miss Parrott
Is Entertained At Lurczeon.


Miss Parrot, OF California. was the
guest in whose honor the Misses
Stoney, daughters Of Mrs. 9. ii.
Stouev, entertained al luncheon yes
terday at RaUscher-s
The guests invited to meet Miss
PARROT were Miss Cecilia Nay, Miss
Aleshire, Miss Irwin. Mss EveIv1
Chew. Miss Olga Roosevelt Miss
Amvlita Talbot Miss Alice Downing
Mss Marie puryee, Miss Ruth Bliss.
MSS katherine Weeks. Hiss H-Ia.
Mss Elizabeth Howry, Miss Lille
Finley, and the Misses MURRAY
Mrs Russell B. Harrison and her
dsyEhter- Miss Martnena Harrfso,
and Ms HaTTiSOu-s mother Mrs
saunders VIII receive on Wednesdays
in January at 1914 Nineteenth street.
Mrs Albert clifford Barney was host
ess at a luncheon party yesterday in
homo Of Mrs Sidney CIoman- Her
guests were Mrs. Henderson. Of Eng
laDC.- house guest OF Mrs Letter
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs Jane. Mar
ioa Johnston. Mrs. Stanton. Ms sid
Gle Porter Mrs John Jay White. Mrs
Wallace, Mrs Henderson. Mrs Tra-
soT, Mrs Hiuckley, Mrs Harlow. Mrs
Dwight, and Ms VOorhis.
The Washington times., 1910-01-04
S'iSs Oracle
IN ertainS At Luncheon
Mrs Hinckley
Hostess At Dance

BITS Robert HincIJey was hosrazz Al
a dance in her home last aT,a~f-1- a.
1OIlOr or her younger son Robert HI1cx-
ley VINO attends school IN Canada and
VIC IS spending the holidays IN WASH