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The Washington times., 1910-03-10
ny SHAW EXPOSES A NEW
HUMBUG MOVEMENT.

Those who are pitching into George
Bernard Shaw for his radical remarks
before the Eugenics Education Society
IN London, recently, do not understand,
apparently, what a desperate joker
George Bernard can be. For advocat-
ing the abolition of the family circle
and the advancement Of the free love
idea, he waited for the applause to
subside and remarked:
I notice that Immediately I begin
TO talk immortality I get a response.
am so gratified with success that /
viii not try TO Improve on -, but I
VIII sit down.
Mr.. Shaw goes the late P. T. Barnum
one better. After tickling the audi
ence, he proceeds to expose the hum
buggery of 1t all.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
VERSES
OFFERED AS CURE

To the Editor OF The Washington Times:
Herewith are submitted for your con
sideradon some optimistic verses.
have been. ike the boy in the dark.
whistling 10 keep up my courage, and
have found some comfort in my own
prescription, which I would apply 10
others. Should you deem the medicine
wholesome ana acceptable, I claim no
right Of patent. but. hope it may. in the
evo1t OF its publication, reach the trou-
be and be its own cure foT other slf-
fe-ers. Very respectfully. NJ w. ).
KEEP CHEERFUL
" a1t ther use oy Dcin sad,
Ai settin' round er mOpIn?
Jist = easy ter be glad.
An 1lst keep on er hoDin'.
Cos yoL think IT'S all dark night
It faint no reason why
Their sun an moon am shinin' bright
Up some'heres in ther sky.
Their troubles in yo' short-sight-
Iher clouds IS IN yo' eyes,
You ain er seein' things Alright,
4ou se looltin' TOO cross-wfse.
This wurl's chock fuH or bleesin's.
But they ain er chasin' you,
They Sc yourn--this ain no guesssiu's-
hlgnJ now th5y SO raCin' you.
An er waitin' fer 20 takin',
ThOut emmy doubt or shirl<in:
Ter sleepin' er in Waldn'
Their mills IS allUs vvorkin'
4 smile smirt, er a word spoke
Kin buy you lots OK fun,
30 what's ther use or gOin' broke?
Now, sholy. they ain nonei
Brace up, Quit yo' replnin'.
Their birds is singln' gay:
Sun, moon an stars Is shinin'
Ter light you on yO' way.
Look up Speak ter yo' nabur,
An TEX him BY ther han,
An hep him-shser his Iabur,
DO all Their good you can
There's plenty 'r0un' that needs you;
Fergit W 'se'f-that's all
When YOU ask fer hep He heeds yOu.
An Hell EeLch you ef YOU fall
SO smile an trus'. an do YOU hes'.
innings .tOuu' ter come ont right
An 20 troubles n get less an less
III yo' heart keeps true an bright
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
TROUBLESOME SITUATION IN
THE FAR EAST.

A few nights ago, in an after-dinner
speech, Jacob H SchifT discussed the
situation in the Far East. He pre-
dieted a great struggle, with Russia
and japan united for the domination
Of China and England factor on the
side of Russia and Japan. Mr.. Sehiff's
remarks at first were taken to mean
that he foresaw war. Later. he said
be meant only a commercial struggle.
Nevertheless, there was a certain ON
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Miss Clabaugh to Wed
George Beale Blooner

An interesting spring wedding viii be
thai OF Miss Katherine CIabargh.
daughter Of Justice and Mrs. C1ahauEh.
TO George Besle Bioomer. which viii
take place Saturday afternoon. April Is.
ar o'clock in St Thomas Episcopal
Church
There viii be a small bridal party.
including 2liss Pansy BIoomer. sister of
the bridegroom. as maid OF honor. and
Miss Charlotte Hopkins and Miss Helen
Henderson. of New York. as brides
maids.
Edward Beale Mclean, a cousin OF the
bridegroom. VIII be the best man. and
ne ushers VIII he Franklin H Ellis.
Lieut Hugo W Osterhaus- Lieut. BYRON
A Long. o. Washington William Hew-
son. and T. Johnson Ward. OF PhiIa-
deli h.a, and SherberHe Prescott. Of New
YORK
small reception al the home OF the
bride s. parents on MiurW0Od place will
follow the ceremony az the church.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
What's on the Program
Tonight in Washington

Chemical Society OF Washington. Pubic
Library. S . IN, meeting Of executive
committee. 7,30 p. n
Recital BY choir Of St PauFs Church.
Twent~-third street 8 ?. N
annual meeting Southern Industrial Ed
ucauiOnal Association. 1447 NIassachu-
Setts avenue. 2. m
Bostonians' Dance. National Rthes Ar
mOry tonight
The executive committee q the League
OF Republican state Clubs Viii meet
at the COrcorsu building a. s o'clock
Theaters.
NaJiOual-'Tile Silver Star SIS D m
Belasco-"JUst One Of the Boys S.2B
.. m
coIumOia-'-Ths American idea" SIS D
m
ChSse's-POIite vaudeville. BIS D m
CasinO-ContinUoU vaude-ilIe-
Academy 'McFsdden's Fats g:l8
D m.
Lyceum-TOm Minors Show, S:B D N.
Twins SHOW, s.l5 D. n.
Arcade-AIidway al & other attractions
Maj audevilis and motion pic
lures, 70 II D m.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Daughter of the Speaker
katertained at Lunch
con Party.
Miss Dorothy Williams
Hostess for Younger Set
Following Play.

Miss Helen Cannon. daughter Of the
speaker OF the House OF Representa-
uves' was the guest in honor Of whom
Mrs. Ballinser. wife Of the Secretary OF
INTERIOR entertained a luncheon com
pany today. Invited 10 meet her were
Nine. Cruz. wife Of the minister OF
chile: Mrs Thomas Fl. Anderson. Mrs.
Samuel Il. Piles. Mrs. Charles j..
Hughes. jr., Mrs Henry S. BouteiI. Mrs.
John W Wright. Mrs. William f..
humphrey, Mrs. George ". FairchiId.
Mrs McCredie. Miss Elizabeth Kean.
Miss Wood, Mrs. Willis Moore. Mrs.
Presley NJ Rixey. Mrs. William Cor
coran Hill. Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell, ana
MIS- Gordon Paine. Of Baltimore.
a party or young people, cha peroned
by MIS-. Richard Harlow, attended the
performance OF Mile. Adeline Genee fp
~ ne silver Star. at the New National
u lAealer last evening In the party were
Mss DoIolhy Williams. Miss Esther
yehny' Mss Carol Newberry. Miss
.hailou LculZe. Major William =. H0r-
ioh' Lieut. John @ Fremont, jr.. vii
nam L. Bingham. BrittOn Browne, and
!, Ieueflck Faust. Miss Dorothy WI
lafns entertained the party at sumner
Al Ter residence after the pIav-
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

nected by lines of air craft, plying
back and forth in regular service. The
same is true OF other localities within
easy reach of each other. For the rea-
sons that such a service would be both
commercially profitable and would af-
ford no end of opportunity for enjoy
ment, it is almost certain - come
about Ia the near future.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
In the Mail Bag

The Times Will accept for Pubil-
cHtiOn i'm its Mail Bag columns,
short vigorous letters ON questions
OF public interest. It cannot un-
destake 10 publish letters exceed
Ing @5O Words and reserves the
right riBidly TO cOndensc commit
Aleadons which are of grsSter
ienGth. Letters should be written
on one slide of the paper only, and
must contain the name and address
of the writer, but these VIII not be
published IL request 20 that effect
il made.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
HIS VIEW.
ReaEan

Pleasant dutyV - snCrted the
Chronic Kicker. There's another ridic-
ulOuS expression" q"
why SOP" demanded the man who
had used f.
Because no duty corlS really be
pleasant IL it's actually duty.'-The
Catholic Standard and Tines.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Elliott-Galliher
Wedding Ceremonies

Miss Esther Stuart Elliott. daughte-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Elliott. was
married 10 Merrill Pope GaIIher las.
evening az $50 o'clock AT the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, the pastor. the
Rev Charles Lewis NeibeI. officiating
IN the presence Of a large gathering Of
relatives and friends.
Palms ferns, and clusters OF yellow
iafOdls adorned the church
The bride. who was given in marriage
hy her father. wore a handsome gown
Of white satin draped with lace. and
her long tUlle veil was arranged with A
wreath OF orange blossoms She car
red shower bouquet of Bride roses
an1 lilies Of the valley.
Miss Mabel Little. who was the maid
of honor, wore a dainty gown OF pale
yellow satin and carried an armfui Of
Golden Gate roses
The bridesmaids. Miss Marie Dom and
Miss Ruth Gal'iber. A sister OF the
bridegroom. wO-e white satin gowns
trimmed with touches Of yellow, and
cried clusters OF daTodils and lilies cf
q valley
William q. Gauiher was his brothers
best man. and the uShers were Leonard
r. RUOf JUtSOn T. Gull. Joseph Cal
liher. n brother OF the bridegroom. and
Thomas Perry.
A reception IN the home Of the brides
parents AT %26 Ninth street northeast.
followed the ceremony at the church
and later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Galliher left Washington for a wedding
trip.
After April Is they viii bs AZ home
al 1871 Delafield place.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
TERPSICHOREAN MARATHON

NEW YORK. March 1a-There a-s
thIrty-7ve proud young couples in New
York today They are the survivors Of
the Marathon dance at Prospec-
Hal. last night at ball given by
Billy Eefferman. Democrats 1es5e-
HaiL dozen OF the young women who
tried 20 do the Marathon tainted in rhei-
partners arms They were CARED on
The toor with no Interruption 10 the
rest Of the dancers
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
WILL GIVE CANTATA.

MaundeT's Lsenten cantats will be
given tonight by the choir Of st. Paurs
Episcopal Church, Twenty-third street.
There are no cards Of admission, the
church being open to all
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The report that food Is cheaper In
China than anywhere else in the world
reminds US that the Chinese use a lot
Of rat traps
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

A refUrmer named BuIlitt was Jailed
yesterday by the mayor Of Philadelphia
Pity the mayor has pot jailed the by
Mantle family.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Consid sring all the good things 20
eat in the South, II Is an outrage 10
beast the opossum as a delicacv.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Millionaire Fels. OF Philadelphia, says
he got rich by robbing the people, but
he means TO quit This means he has
enough 70 quit.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The announcement that the Cudahvs
may be reconciled shows how Tar ad-
vanced the OF arbitration has be-
come
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The Chantecler hat may populartze
the rooster IN every other way. but the
fashionable world viii never get Up TO
hear him crow.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Mrs. William Phelps Emo
kAtertalnlng at Tea This
Afternoon.
Prominent Women in Re-
ceiving Party at Resi-
dencc on N Street.

MIS-. William Phelps Emo will enter
tain al tea this afternoon from 4 20 7
O'Clock al her handsome residence on y
street In the receiving party with Mrs.
Emo will be Nine de L.agercrantz. wife
Of the minister from Sweden: Mrs. Car
field. wife Of the former Secretary OF
the Interior; Mrs r. Stuart-W WORTHY, Of
New York; Mrs Lewis FrisseI, Of New
York; Mrs. G. B. Wood, Of New York.
and Miss LaLande. OF New Orleans.
niece Of Mrs. Emo.
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Mrs Edson
Bradley, and MIS- Richard Weightman
Will preside over the tea table
Mr. anC Mrs Emo viii be hosts A.
another reception on the evening OF
Monday, April +
Miss Magruder
Touring the South.
Miss Pauline Magruder is making =
tour Of the South and Mexico bv orivssa
car with a party of friends. They viii
make brief visit in Texas on their
return.
Mr. end Mrs- : r Eranons enter
tanned a party al dinner Iast evening
in their residence On T street
Mrs Joseph Stickney. 4 New rorR.
HlH spsnd Easter week in Washington.
The Norwegian Minister and Nrne.
GUIDE were hosts al an informal dinner
party last evening
Mss Evelyn. 2 Carpenter has out
cards Tor nve hundred party this
evening
Mrs. Elizabeth BIoCalmont Freer. OF
Ehiilec-ipEla- i the house guest OF Mrs.
" ~ W WalLe. VIE OF Commander
White. T. : y. az their residence on
Z street.
There was a pleasant gathering Of
friends al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs K Carson last evening. the occs.-
sion heinE the twenty-frst anniversary
OF their marriage The parior was
handsO nely decorated with palms and
many beautiful cU- flowers. Games
were played and a pleasing feature OF
the evening vas the singing by Mss
Grace Lee Rlals and Mrs. Magic
EeucEart- also recitati0ns by Miss c.
tTuCe May Rose Many handsome r-es-
ents were received Among those 0-es-
81 - "tte Mr- ana Mrs william Heron.
NtF- ana MIS-. William IL HIEhfeId
MS Maggie Beuchzrt, Mrs Ida Mitch
Ell. mrs William r. Rose, Mrs. Leah
REYNOLDS. Miss Lizzie ReardsIey. MIS-
90 ,4tE'I4de He,fron- Miss Jane Williams.
the Misses Isabel. Ma-y. and Mamie
A"WatJ Miss Marion Williams. Miss
Mary InSW1rtL- Mss Belle Mcdonald.
Miss Gertrude Wyndham and Misses
taFg utlers, Oscar FaUth. r. J. Hen
Lllg. roscoe Ba1-s. NfaS-er Carroll
Hlsuneld, Nr- TuSWorth. J. Davero7-
Wliiia n. r1iSt'neI1s f--. and D F Brown
After the entertainment a buffet Iunch-
con vas served 4 pleasant surprise 70
Alr- and Mrs Carson vas a barasor7A
bouquet Of roses from Equal Lodge.
knights Of PyJhias, presented bv Mr..
a O. Graves in behalf Of the Lodge
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

II may be true that william JInrIes
Bryan went 20 South America to get
some tropical hues for his coat OF many
cOlOrS
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

These political bosses are avyfUlly quiet
as far as can be judged by looking al
the surface. but they have the mole-like
characteristic Of being capable Of an
astonishing amount Of pernicIous &C
ttvity under ground.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Phnander, jr.. says he was not fred"
from his fathers house. or course. he
wasn't He was merely given his pass
ports
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The news that Dr.. Cook IS beside him
self creates the hope thai he VIII take
a good look at himself
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Perhaps Pierpont Morgan bought that
automobile company so as tC have
enough cOnveyances 10 carry him 70
all his banks and railroad offices every
day.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Mr.. Root wants to run the party IN
New York. which Woodrun says is ruff
stuff enuf and tuff EuY
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

II, as is claimed. the United States
State Department has the key 10 the
situation in the Orient, who changed
the lock on the door?
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The proposition 10 teach scientific box
ing in the New York schools may mean
that the city has ceased TO depend on
its police protection.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Dinner Party
At German Embassy.

Inc German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf entertsi ined al dinner last
evening the Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs BaIIinEer, Senator Warren.
Representative and Mrs. Herbert Par
sons. Mrs. J. W Dwight, the Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs. wilson the
assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Beekmzn Winthrop. Miss Helen
Patten, Countess Louise-Alexandra Won
Bernstorfr, Baron Hye. OF the Austrian
embassy M Carpenter. the Presidents
secretary, and the Counselor OF the En-
bassy and Countess WedeI
Ms. John Hays Hammond euterraine5
a ooN party a. The New Nationaf
lleajer. AZ the matinee, Yesterday He
s-tsls were Baroness ROsen ana Bar
on6ss Eliza beth Rosen. wife and daugb-
ter OF tie Russian ambassador and
SlrS. Bryce, wife OF the British am
The Chevy Chase Hunt met this morn
ing Tor a fox hunt at Cabin JoE1
Bridge. al 10 O'Clock. 'o''|
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Miss ChristabeI Pankhurst waved aside
the American suggestion Of kissing as
an effective campaign argument for suf-
frage. bat she was feminine enough To
blush while discussing IT,
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

That Baltimore delegation evidently
thought It a duty to protest against
Mr.. Stones customs
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Of War. and Mrs Lurton wife of Air
Justice Lurton-
Mrs. Phillips
And Miss Phillips Entertain.
Mrs. Phillips and Miss PhuIins enter
tained al dinner last erening in honor
Of their house guest, Countess camille
Hoyon.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Pevnon
have gone TO New York TO meet f6ef-
son-in-law and daughter. Baron and
Baroness Korn, who VIII arrive about
March "a on the Agerika.
Mr. ald Mrs William PheIps Foo
were hosts at dinner last evening Thair
guests we're the Swedish Minister ana
NINE de L-dgercrautz, the Naval At
tache OF the Austro-liungaria Embassy
and Baroness PreUsclen lfr. md 80
Herbert WadsWorth, -fr. and Mrs. New
Eerry, Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry
BuLef- Ut and Mrs F'rcmout-Smitf
ar, ana MIS-. Thomas Nelson Page AIr
ana MIS- Henneu Jennings Mrs Srsu-
ley Matthews. Mrs Charles r. WOOD Of
New York. the hOI-e guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Emo; Rear - imiraI O-NeU. and
Judge MagoOu.
Rear Admiral and Mrs william, II
EInoFI sl-lo entertained party az dinner last
Nj and Mrs. John Jov Edison were
hos-s At dinner party # twelve covers
last evening
l. l. Chattanooga first secretary Of
the legation Of Greece. who arrived In
" asnlnEton early in the season. has
taken an apartment IN tFe Versailles.
The Mexican Ambassador viii estab-
l.sh an @-mos- entirely new star for
l!le eh4oaeSE. among the cha nges being
LHt appointment OF Don Luis F.icCy.
.pl merry secretary Of the embassy In
pildon, as nrs- secretary here. Se7or
German BUetle and Seu0r Armenia ~
Casulo. who have also been appofnte5
service here, VIII arrive shortly.
Mrs C0gh.aa. widow Of Rear Admiral
joseph >. toghlan. T. 5. Y. has gone
10 Indiana. and after a fortnight there
VII 20 10 California for a month
John j. Pallas announces the maria ze
or ms daughter, Miss Kathryn A PaIlas.
20 Carl A. S7riugsEuth. The Wedding
TOOK place ln Ellicott City. Md. Tues
DAY, March s the Rev Father RYAN.
OF 81. Pauis Catholic Church. offCIat-
lnE- Upon their rpIurn from their bridal
trip, Mr.. and Mrs SprinEsErtn will
reside aI 1853 OTIS street
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Now that the famous Dudley pearl
has been found viii some one kindly
locate good reason for william jim
gles Bryan's wanting to be nominated
aEain2
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

If the house q lords must be
sWamped with Liberal peers in order 70
drown the veto, there ara a number Of
asptrants who would like to get in the
swim.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

That Connecticut hen which laid an
egg In a mail bag wanted Il sent TO
the ultimate consumer by a faster
means Of transportation than the cold
storage houses
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The American Minister 70 Denmark Is
to receive medal, not for his courage
in sticking TO Dr. Cook, but as a tribute
to his merit as a poet.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

It is strange that Congress, in killing
all these bills. never takes a crack al
the bill collectors
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

There is something 70 be said for the
corporations which seem to have taken
the platform declarations Of the pOlit-
i-al parties in regard 10 a public service
commission IN a PiclCWickian sense. They
have been attacked many times IN the
open while receiving private assurance
that they were held in most distin-
guished consideration
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Marriages made on the spur of the
moment are often broken By the goad
of time
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Philadelphia is no longer asleep. Tt
cant get any cars 10 take Il home 70
bed at night
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The illustrated papers are carrying a
picture of an author reading a play 20
David Belasco, but, as the portrait indi-
Gates, David was caught 1Inarmed.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

II Tom Taggart's alleged gambling
house lost as consistently as ne has done
in politics, Il wasn't gambling at all.
In gambling a Fellow has a chance.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Miss Hanna
Weds J. Porter McWiIliams.

Miss Nellie Hanna. daupbts- % ~
and Mrs. William H Hanna was 49,
ried 20 J. Porter McWuiams. or A.
toona- Pa, lest evening AZ z o-cIoCl,
a. the Church OF the Covenant. tho 7as-
ter the Rev. Charles Wood. nffcis-fr.,
IN the presence or large party Of
relatives and friends. The church was
beautifully adorned wf;h palms and
white flowers. and the wedding music
was played by Mrs John Kline. Miss
Elsie Haney, OF Pennsylvania. sang 20.
Promise Me"
The nslde. who was given in marriage
by her Iaih+r. wore a handsome zoou
Or white lace ever setin. ard he ICnz
tIle ven was 1Traug.d with a coroner
OF oranS- blossoms. She carried an
ermful % Easter lilies
MSS Marie Hanna. who was her SIS
terz maid Of honor. wore &. Ga .urv vel
.rW satin gown with a tGuic feet 90
r1nl embroidered tulle l1 tt- hair
she wore a wreath of gold leaves. and
she carried bouquet Il m.1s5anhair
ferns
Frank "A. FeeIy. Of PHILADELPHIA. was
the best man. and the lshers were two
brothers of the bride, Paul Wallace
Hanna and Charles " Hanna. and the
two brothers Of the bridegroom. Wilson
Mo-. llams and John McWIIisms OF
Pennsylvania
A reception at Rauschers followed the
ceremony. Mrs. Hanna, mother OF the
Lrice, wore becoming gown Of black
satin trimmed in cut Jet and steel ap-
DhQue- Mrs McWilliams, mother Of the
bridegroom. wore black silk trimmed
With Duchesse lace.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
McWiuianS left washington for A we'd
ding trip the latter wearing a travel
ing suit ol rose cedar brOadCiOth with a
nat OF the same coloring. They viii
make their future home in Altoona. Pa
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Mr. Peary has been requested to dis
cover hts proofs
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

PROGRAM
L March. Under the Flag ot We
tory .----.-------------.--NO Won Blon
= Overture. Life a Dream"
----.-------------..- ElleloerE
; Transcription. THE Voice Of
Love ..-..-......-..... Schumann
& Grand Selection. 'Attila'' Verdi
;. Two Mexican Dances:
(a) Ia GolOndrina" ..Scr-adell
(b) ia Paloma". .Yrsdier
REQUESTED.
6. Excerpts from The Dollar Prin-
cess --..-.-....--... .............EaU
Requested
:. Vslse OrientaIe. "a Vision Of
Salosne" joyce
s. Finale. The Journalist. &c. Fulton
John 2 NJ Zimmerman.
Musical Director.
The concerts or the Soldiers Home
Band viii begin at 7.45 o'clock here
after.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

This is the time when the insurgents
surge no more
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Miss Helen Cannon Guest Of Honor
At Home of Mrs. Richard A. Ballineer
Mrs. Charles B. Howry
Entertains With Bridge

Mrs. Charles 3. Howry. wife OF Judge
Howry, gave "a bridge party. follow e,I
by luncheon this morning. in honor Of
Mrs Dickinson, wife 9f the Secretary
Of War, and Mrs Lurton. wife Of Air.
Justice Lurton-
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Miss Williams
Entertains At Luncheon.

Entertains At Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Williams entertained a
small party Informally AT lunchaon to-
cav.
=
Mrs. James Marion Johnston has gone
to Cazenovia, y. Y. Tor a few DAYS.
Mrs. 5. G. NeaIe IS spending a few
days in Baltimore.
=
Or. PeJtus aas returned 20 Washing
ton from Atlantic City, where he and
Mrs. Pettus have been spending several
DAYS. Mrs. Pettus will return to Wash
ingcon tomorrow.
Mss Louise White Is visiting CAPTAIN
and Mrs. GIL, L. S. n, at the Charles
tor navy yard.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Baltimore is trying to throw a stone.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Mrs. Phillips
And Miss Phillips Entertain.

Mrs. Phillips and Miss Phillips enter
tanned al dinner last erening in honor
of their house guest, Countess Camille
Hoyon.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Miss Magruder
Touring the South.

Mrs. Elizabeth NcCalmoat Freer. OF
Phiilee=ipEla- Is the house guest OF 1Irs-
" w White. wife OF Commander
White. r.. : y. al their residencs On