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Sneak for Admiral Nicholson.

Representatives. Foss. weeks ana Dai-
zell called at the Nh'te house touds
to see President Taft to protest against
the action of Secretary OF the Navy
Meyer In deposing rear A0miFai
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Senator Alleges Extortion.
Idaho Lands Released.

The President, upon recommendation Oh
the Secretary OF Interior, ordered the
restoration OF nearly two and one-hdn
million acres OF land, temporarily WITH
drawn in Idaho, where the field eXamlha-
ton by the geological survey has been
completed and the results reported. lnese
RESERVATIONS are Idaho Nos. L. :, and y,
and aggregate 24S:, 80 acres. They were
withdrawn as possibly containing coal
deposits, and are now known to be WITH
on coal value. Portions of these acres
are still included within eNistlns powtt
s;te u.itbdrawals and national forests. but
the remainder of the acreage is now
restored to all kinds of entry.
This clears up large part OF the
land temporarily withdrawn from entry
in Idaho II is located in the southern
mari of the state largely near the Snake
river
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MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
VERDICT OF The JURY
Decision in Case of Mrs. Catharine
M. B. Jones-Motion for
New Trial.

Mrs. Catharine NJ B. Jones, eighty-five
years old, wife of bill Jones the Aven-
GER" is of unsound mind, according to
the jurys verdict which was returned
yesterday afternoon after a deliberation
lasting five hours. The jury decided that
the mental incapacity has existed since
June l. 1909
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Will Ask for New Trial.

No committee has been appointed by
the court to conserve the real estate of
Mrs. Jones, which comprises a farm near
Brookland valued at 5000. No such
action will be taken by the court until
after the expiration of the usual four
days allowed for the filing of a motion for
new trial Counsel for Mrs. Jones are
engaged in the preparation Of this motion,
which will shortly be filed.
There was no order of commitment to
the Government Hospital for the Insane
and no application for such order was
made The condition of Mrs. Jones, it is
admitted on both sides, is not such as to
call for incarceration in an asylum
Purpose of the Proceedings.
The purpose of the niece, Miss Charlotte
f. Bates, who instituted the proceedings,
was not for the deprivation of her aunt's
liberty, but merely for the appointment
of some competent person to safeguard
the interest of Mrs. Jones, and to see that
her property was not wasted, but used
for the benefit of her aunt
Attorneys j. J. Darlington, W. &. Sui
Ivan and w. A. Donch appeared for the
niece and United States Senator Rayner
of Maryland. d. w. Baker, former United
States attorney for the District of Column
bia and Attorney John r. Shields repre-
scented Mrs Jones.
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the Panama canal. the money paid out
as interest on the bonds would have been
no greater than that which has been lost
in interest on the money which has been
expended. But the waterway would have
been completed years ago and the people
would have been receiving the vast bene-
fits arising from it's construction.
Two of the most important works
which are now under way are the gi-
gantic new lock at the 500 and the Liv-
ingstone channel in the Detroit river. The
estimated cost for both is somewhere be-
tween $l2G0.COO and $14,WU,0O0, land
when this work was ordered the chief OF
engineers was authorized to contract for
all the la Dor and material necessary for
its completion. The same method has
been applied to a few other works.
IF it was wise and businesslike to use
the continuing contract for work of the
first Importance, such as this-and every
one comedies that any other plan would
have been foolish-why would it not be
equally wise and businesslike to use the
continuing contract for all large projects
which are authorized after the proper
study shows that thew are desirable?
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Action of Congress Last Year.

The river and harbor bill of 1910 named
a number of works which We're to be
prosecuted with a view to their compile
ton within a definite time-for instance,
the upper Hudson within four years, the
upper Mississippi and the Ohio river
within twelve years the lower Mississippi
within twenty years, the DalleS on the
Columbia within six years, the harbOrS
of Mobile and Savannah within four
years. and so on. This was step in
the right direction, but it does not go far
enough.
while this action created a moral OBJ
legation for succeeding Congresses to
make further appropriations for proSecu-
ton of these works. there exists no legal
obligation upon the Congress which as
nor upon any Congress which may as
lions SO that they may be finished within
the time named. or to ever appropriate
another dollar to finish them at ALL
IF We mean to finish them why not put
it beyond all doubt of peradventure?
Why adopt one rule for the Panama
canal|hOusands of miles away from
most Of us-and for the 500 and Detroit
river, and another rule for other projects
which are certainly as meritorious?
John A. Fox, special director of the
congress. made his annual report, indi-
eating what had been accomplished in
the propaganda of the organization.
The rules of the convention were an
nounced by the chair, several announce
ments were made and the session ad-
journed until after noon.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Miss Bessie Herschler returned the ear
ly part of the week from a visit in New
York.
Mrs Bradbury is here from Vermont to
spend six weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Boyd Taylor.
Mr. Louis Rossire, of Yonkers. N. Y,
is spending the weekend at the home of
Mrs. J. NJ. Burrell.
Mr. William Won Bayer is in New York,
friend.
Earle Jeffries has returned to his home,
in Wisconsin avenue for the holidays
after an absence of fifteen months at
the University of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Irwin Tharp came from New York
to spend the Christmas and New Year
holidays with his family in Macomb
street.
DIR. Hermann SchoenfeId left wednes-
day morning for a short stay in New
York and vicinity.
Mrs Charles p. Neill entertained at a
small luncheon on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Evans entertained at
large 500 party Tuesday evening. After
cards the guests danced. Attractive prizes
were given and delicious refreshments
served. Among those present were the
Misses Ruth Gray, Margaret Warner,
Madeline Snyder, Marguerite Clark, Ag-
mes Crittendon, Dorothy Weeks, Janet
Walker, Theodore Henckels, Agnes Trow-
bridge, Julia Lembky, Josephine Wolhauf-
ter. Ruth Weeks, Lucy Henry, Margaret
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HYATTSVILLE.

Miss Elizabeth Burgess, of "Pinehurst." ."
| left Tuesday last for a stay. of several
weeks with friends In Louisville, Ky.
Before returning home she will visit
friends in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Gibson and chill
dren, of New Jersey, are visiting Mr..
Gibson's parents, Judge and Mrs. John
Gibson, Wine avenue.
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens, Franklin ave
nue. extended, has returned from a de-
lightful visit of several weeks to her
brother. Mr.. Charles c. Councilman.
WorthingtOns Valley. Baltimore County.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward G. Bucklin have
returned from their wedding trip in the
South, and are now residing with DR..
and Mrs. BirdsalI. Spencer street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker. of Bos-
ton. Mass, have returned after a visit
with friends near Bladensburg.
Miss Mamie Taylor. of Washington. and
DR.. H. B. Montgomery, of Lanham,
Prince George County, were married in
Washington Wednesday of this week.
proved a surprise to the many friends
of both parties. DR.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery will occupy their new home near
Whitfield Church, Lanham, early in the
new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hill and chill
dren will spend the month of January
in Annapolis.
State Senator and Mrs. Charles A.
Wells. of this place, will leave for An
napOlis Tuesday next. Mrs. Wells will
remain with the senator at Carvel Hall
during the session of the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis l.. Dent are spend
ing the winter in Washington, and expect
to return as soon as their home in Wine
HVF e. Alru
since. can be put in proper shape for
occupancy.
Mrs. Millie Davis, of Annapolis, County
Clerk and Mrs. Richard n. Ryon, of
Cottage City. and Mr.. Roland Ryon. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Davis
at the Marlboro House.
The Misses Sadie and Cecil Traband
and Messrs. John and Millard Traband
spent a part of the Christmas holidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Traband.
The Misses Carrie and Clara Turner.
of WOOdville. Prince George, are visiting
their sister. Mrs. Charles H. Welsh,
Johnson and Wine avenue
Mcsdames c. Hodges Carr and F. A.
Fuller have been visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Ralph Wilton, in Washing
ton
MIS- Julld CuS utI' VI w dSIllils lOIl, mas
been the guest of Mrs. James KaSle
during the week.
Miss Alice Yost. of Washington. has
returned after visit with her sister
Mrs. Edward Brown.
Mrs. Perry Carman and infant son have
been visiting the formers mother, Mrs:
MCCuSper in Hancock, Md.
Miss Ruth l.. Bargar has returned to
her home in Baltimore after a visit to
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Robinson.
Miss Grace Jennings. of Newport News,
Va, has returned after a visit with
friends in johnson avenue.
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ter are spending the holidays with Prof.
and Mrs. ". o. Stevens, of Rosedale,
Nd.
Gen. and Mrs. Farley are the guests
of their son-in-law and daughter, Maj.
and Mrs. Blake, Of Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. ]. BIumberg and little daughter,
Hilda, of Richmond, are spending several
days in the city.
Mr A. Stern. who is attending the
University of Virginia, is the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stern, of
Columbia.
Representative John r. Farr and fam
lily, of Scranton, Pa, have leased the
residence Of Mrs. Jones Rhees, in Column
hia road, for tho winter.
Mrs J. Littleton Lake. of the Farra-
gut, is not receiving on New Years Day.
Mrs Randolph Coyle and her daughter,
Mrs. Francois f. Matthes. will be at
home on Thursday. January II and 25,
at 312s Q street.
Senator and Mrs. Townsend, of Michi-
gan, will return to Washington on We'd
nesday and spend tho remainder of the
season at the Cochran.
The Excelsior Club gave a most enjoy
able dance last Wednesday evening at the
Cairo. in honor of the members and
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans will spend
the New Year holidays with Mr.. Cans
brother in Richmond.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Allen
Cooper, of Wisconsin, have leased an
apartment in the Farragut for the sea-
SON Mrs. Cooper will not be at home
until January o. She will receive with
the members of the Congressional Club
al the clubhouse tomorrow, from to 6.
Miss Edna Saunders sailed from New
York last Saturday to spend the winter
in France with NM. de Garagnol. nee
Febinger of this city, who was recent
visitor here.
Mr. Charles NJ. Pepper and Miss Pep
per will be at home in their apartments
a the Wyoming on New Years Day from
to :. Miss Eunice James will assist
Miss Pepper.
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formed on January l6, at noon, Inc St
Johns Episcopal Church. Following the
ceremony, Mrs. Carlisle will entertain al
breakfast.
The wedding of Miss Anna f. Beck. OF
Alexandria, and Mr.. John c. Ellis, OF
: Washington, took place in West End, Va
The ceremony was performed in the First
Baptist Church of Alexandria. by Rev.
W. F. Watson, pastor of the church,
The bride wore white serge trimmed with
white satin and duchesse lace. and car
ried a shower bouquet of white Carna-
tions. Miss Flora King. Of Alexandria.
was the maid of honor, and Mr.. Albert
Lowrie, of Washington, was the best
man. Following the ceremony a sup
per was served.
Mr.. Judson Thomas Gull has announced
the engagement of his daughter Miss
Ethel Havilin Gull, to Mr.. Joseph w.
Milburn.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Sullivan. Of San
Francisco, Cal. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Helen Bliss
Sullivan, to Past Assistant Paymaster
Roland Weyburn Sehumann. T. q N,
who is stationced here at the Navy De-
partmcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .. Finkel are in
New York for the wedding of Miss Edna
Nallora, of New York and DR.. Arnauld
". Belmont. of this city, which will take
place at the brides home this evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Whelan announce
the marriage of Miss Margaret NJ. Fahey
and Mr.. William J. Boyle. The ceremony
was performed on Thursday at 10 o'clock
in St. Dominicks Church by Rev. Father
Cowan. Miss Marjorie Whalcn was the
brides only attendant. The bride was
gowned in d bottle green brOadCloth suit,
with white fox furS and a white picture
hat trimmed with willow plumes. Her
corsage bouquet was OF orchids and
lilies of the valley. Tho announcement
was a big surprise to the many friends
OF the bride and bridegroom, as the date
Of the wedding was set for later in the
season. Mr.. Boyle was called abroad for
several months on business, so they were
married on Thursday.
Miss Nancy Pierce, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Pierce, and Lieut.. George
Cleand De Neale were married last
Wednesday in Trinity Church, George
town, at o'clock Mrs. Alexander Kear-
ney. sister of the bride, was her matron
of honor. and Miss kathleen Dickman,
of Chicago. was the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Ten
nant and Miss Nina Mackall OF New
York Little Misses Lillian and Celeste,
sisters OF the bride, were flower girls The
best man was Capt. John Hughes, L. S.
NJ. c.; Lieut.. Vogel, U. S. NJ. c.; Lieut.
Brewster. /. s. NJ. c.: Lieut.. Rudd, u
S. A; Mr.. Frank Pierce, and Mr.. Charles
Pierce were the ushers. Following the
ceremony was a reception at the home of
the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bergazin announce the
of their daughter Elizabeth
to Mr.. Isadore Kahn, who will be at
home to-day from to 9 p. m, at 1910
Seventh street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Finkel have
gone to New York in order to attend the
of Miss Edna Ballora. of New
York. to DR.. Arnauld W. Belmont, of
this city.
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charge was composed of ]. Frank Traz-
zare. Dr. Bates Etchison. and Forrest
Walker During the evening refresh
ments were served.
The Christmas dance Of the young men
CT PooIesville and vicinity was held In
the PoolesviIle town hall Tuesday eveR-
ing, very large gathering attending.
Washington orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and at midnight refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rabbit. Of
this vicinity, gave a dinner Wednesday
TO a number of their friends, those
present, in addition to the members OF
family, being DIR. and Mrs. Israel @.
Warfield and Mrs. Stauffer, of Gathers
burg; Sheriff Clifford L Howard, of lay
louisville, and Mrs. William E. Morgan.
aud Miss Lillian Morgan, Of Rockville.
At the annual meeting of the Pastmas-
ters' Association of Montgomery County.
which was held Wednesday evening in
Masonic Hall at Gaitersburg, officers
were unanimously reelected as follows;
President Winfred Beck, Of Bethesda:
vice president, DR. George H. Wright, OF
Forest Glen; secretary and treasurer
James F. Allen, of Rockville. Following
the meeting, the annual banquet was
held. Mr.. Allen acting as toastmaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton B. StableT, OF
OIney district, gave a dinner a 1e" DAYS
ago in celebration of the eightieth birth
day anniversary of Frederick Stabler,
one of the most respected citizens OF
that section. Those present were all past
seventy years of age and were as fol-
lows: Frederick Stabler, Asa NJ. Stabler,
William W. Moore, Roger B. Farquhar,
Charles H. Brooke. Joseph Stabler, and
Warwick P. Stabler.
Prof. Albert S. Dalbey, one Of Rock
ville's best-known citizens, is i'll in a
Washington hospital, his condition being
regarded as serious
Among the couples married in Rock
Vile during the week were Miss Nellie
Rose Taylor and Mr.. Delbert Lee Bicks-
Ter, both Of Fairfax, Va, the officiating
minister being Rev. s. r. White, Of the
Baptist Church Early in the week Miss
Nellie Baughman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Baughman, Of Travilah, and
Mr. Arthur Linthicum, OF the same To-
bride, in the presence of a small COM
pany of relatives and friends. The Off"
ciating minister was Rev. William L.
Smith. pastor of the Southern Methodist
Church. at Potomac.
Miss Grace Violet Jones, daughter oG
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Jones, OF Ger
mantown, this county, and Mr.. George
SIagle Dorsey. of the same vicinity, were
married at o'clock Thursday afternoon
in Trinity Methodist Church, German
town. by the pastor, Rev. ]. 1. Winger.
A large gathering attended. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
sey departed for an extended trip.
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Commerce and Labor. The others of her
party will be Mrs. Gordon Cummings.
Mrs. Thomas r Gaff Mrs. COrcoran
Thorn, Miss Sophy Johnston, and Miss
Mary WinslOW
Speaker Clark's absence in st. Louis
makes cOnsidera BILE difference in the New
Years festivities of his family. Because
Of his absence Mrs Clark will be one of
the reception line at the Congressional
Club. where Mrs. Roberts. the president
Of the club, is arranging a large and
brilliant reception. The New Years re-
Ception of the Speaker of the House of
Representatives has always been one Of
the most important of the entire list of
official affairs, as he is now counted, in
the order of precedence, by many of the
official authorities, as next TO the Vice
President. There is a difference of opin-
ion on this question, as others place the
Speaker after the Cabinet. but ahead of
the Senators. His position is not yet
definitely announced by the authority Of
the State Department.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-31
ALEXANDRIA.

The Alexandria German Club gave theIs
New Year dance on Friday evening at
the Elks' Hall. The german was led by
Mr. James S. Douglas with Miss Alice
Anderton, and Mr.. Julian Burke with
Miss Emily Johnson. The chaperons were
Mrs. T. NJ. Jones, Mrs. George AndertOn,
Mrs Edward Fawcett, Mrs. ]. Johnson
Downey, Miss Hoblitzel, Mrs. Louis Ber-
ley, Mrs. William B. Daingerfeld, Mrs.
Walter Roberts, Miss Lulu Smoot, Mr..
and Mrs. George French, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ johnson. Mr.. Clinton Smoot,
and Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. Those
dancing were Miss Esther Green, Miss
Pauline NicoI, Miss Julia NicOl, Miss
Christina Furneval, Miss Anna Barley,
Miss Lantz, of Los Angeles, Cal; Miss
George French. Miss Esther Burke, Miss
Marian Parker, of Washington, Mrs.
Louis Scott, Miss Marianne Nelson, Miss
Nellie UhIer, Miss Mary Philips, Miss
Alice Roberts, of Washington: Miss
Mary Snowden, Miss Clarence Snowden,
Miss Marie Williams, of Washington
Miss Mildred Foster, Miss Charlotte Eng
land, of Baltimore; Miss Edith Pleason-
ton, of Philadelphia Miss Champs
Thompson, of WaynesborO; Miss Lisa
Anderson, Miss Cora Jones, Miss IMittis
Herbert. Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Beale
Daingerfield Miss Kitty Barrett, Miss
Effie Young, of Washington: Miss Alice
Chinn, Miss Ida Mclaughlin. Miss
Katherine Uhler. Miss Margaret Hoge,
Miss Barbara HOge, of Washington;
Miss Jean Brent, Miss Anne Blackwood,
of Georgetown; Miss Marian Nelson. OF
Bedford City; Miss Collins, of Washing
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Machen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smoot, Capt. and Mrs. Love,
and Mr. and Mrs Willett, Of Washing
ton; Messrs. Dan Conrad. George Ander-
ton, George BruIt, Hunt Roberts, Har-
nj
o. B. Cooper, Richard Farr, Frank ADJ
olson, of Maryland; Walter Foster, Ed
ward Fawcett, Philip Dawson, Billy
Gaines, John L. Marye Windsor Slow
den, Page Waller, Richard Chichester.
Raymond Griffith. of Baltimore; Or. VIy1
ian Berry, Joe Richardson. Joe Addison,
sgHEey, Of Salt Lake City. Utah; @,
Washington Lewis, Wallace Lindsay
Page Waller. Bruce Downey. RUuly d,
Rrumbach, Dr. John w. Burke, Howard
Smith, Madison Brown, DR.. Ben Iden,
of Manassas; william Miller, of Wash.
ington: Daingerfield Addison, FrunciS
DaInEerfeld. DR.. William Carr, U. s. s.:
Thompson, of Washington; Brewster. OF
Elizabeth, n. j.
Mrs. Herbert w. Anderson returned on
Friday from visit to her niece, Mrs.
John NJ. Taylor, in Richmond
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. James
Reid and their two children. Kitty and
James, Of THE Plains,' are the guests
Of Mrs Reid's parents, Capt and Mrs.
R. F. Knox.
Mrs. William B. smoot was the hoStesa.
OF the Senior Five Hundred Club on Fri1
day afternoon. Those present were Mrs.
William J. Boothe. Mrs. T. w Robinson.
Mrs. Stewart Jameson, Mrs. Arthur
Continued ON PAGE d CoIumn I.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-31
ROCKVILLE.

a marriage of interest was that of
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William F. Lewis. of Brown.
ingsYille, and Mr.. Leslie G. Beall, of the
same neighborhOOd, which took place
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. G. l.. Davis, pastor of
the Methodist church at Clarksburg
Only few relatives and Intimate friends
were present, but a very large number
Of guests attended the reception which
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will be
away on their honeymoon trip about ten
days.
Miss Frances Burket, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Burket, of Linden,
and Mr.. James Everard Benedict, jr., of
Woodside, were married Thursday even
ing at the home OF the bride, Rev. George
II. McGrew, rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, Woodside. officiating. Imrr"di-
ately after the ceremony n largely at
tended reception vas -. Mr.. and Mrs
Benedict 1T lar for Chicago.
DIR. "A Mrs. Robert H. Campbell, Of
New have been visitors at the NE
of Ma nd Mrs. Lee offutt.
Mr.. J. England "a RonkviIle, had
as d :sests a few days ago his
son, ID g. England and fam
The Week 2 Card Club was entertained
Tuesday ev ing by Mrs. Lee Offutt, her
guests beiI the members of the club
and Mrs. : thur Fletcher and Mrs Mar
garet w. Steadman. OF Washington. and
Miss Editha Thurber. of Long Island.
Mrs. william Z. Morgan and daughter,
Miss Lillian Morgan, are spending few
days in Baltimore.
The Winter Club Of Gaithersburg gave
fits annual Christmas ball in Masonic
Hall. Gaithersburg. Thursday evening.
A very large number OF guests from this
county. Washington City. and other
places attending. The COMMITTEES In
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Schof1eld. and the Messrs. William Up
ton, Wilson Offut, Edward Mertz, Harry
Blanton, Herbert Snyder, Julian Dowell,
Francis Nesbit, Rudolph Schoenfeld. AL
lison Scott. Arthur DoweIl, Theodore
Howard. Thomas Stone, Herbert Kimball,
Loffier, and Robert Weeks.
Miss Eva Burrell gave a bridge party
on Friday evening for about forty guests.
The house was attractively decorated
with Christmas green's. Miss Burrell
wore white chiffon over pink, and was
assisted in receiving by her sister-in-law,
Mrs Maynard Burrell.
Mr.. Arthur Schoenfeld is visiting in
Providence, r. l., and Reading, Pa.
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Horton, president: Lieut.. Byron A. Long,
Capt. Graham L. johnson, Lieut.. Com
mander Cyrus r. Miller, Capt. L. Mason
Gulick, Capt. Louis McC. Little, Nj.
Frederick De c. Faust, Mr.. Charles R.
Wilson, Maj. William Lassiter, and Mr..
William T. Bingham, secretary.
Mr.. Rudolph Santelmann, son of Lieut..
and Mrs. William H. Santelmann, of
Connecticut avenue, is spending the holi-
days with his parents. Mr.. Santelmann
has been in Mexico for some time, and
has with him his friend, Mr.. Victor
Yungle, of Menace, Chihuahua, Mexico,
who will spend SOME time in Chevy
Chase.
DIR. and Mrs. James Armitage Emery,
of Grafton street. have been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Burrough and Mr..
Horace Burrough, jr., of Roland Park,
Md, during the Christmas holidays.