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will, speak on March 19, on ''Civic well
fare" Miss Emily BisseII will talk on
General anti-suffrage arguments" March
&c and Miss Minnie Bronson viii make
a short address on THE working wom-
ans standpoint" Following the lectures
light luncheon will be served at L
o'clock.
A large Dutch treat dinner party was
given at the Chevy Chase Club last even
ing. Dancing followed. This Is the reg
ular method of spending the Saturday
evenings through the season Of the MEM
bers Of the club.
Mai. and Mrs. Pierre Stevens enta-
tanned at a brilliant tea and reception at
: o'clock Yesterday afternoon in their
home in jefferson place, in honor Of the
Governor of Maryland and Mrs. Colds
borough, who are house guests OF Mr..
Gist Blair. \ string orchestra played
during the afternoon and the house was
most attractive with spring blossoms and
ferns Mrs. Hunt Slater and Miss Flor
ence Hobson presided over the tea table.
Among the guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Bryce GOldsborough, Of Cambridge, Md
brother and sister-in-law of the governor;
the Naval Attache of the French En-
bassy and Viscountess dAZy. Baroness
Elizabeth de Bode, sister of the military
attache of the Russian Embassy: Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Tuckerman. Miss LangdOn,
Of New York: Gen. and Mrs. Wother-
spoon. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
Miss Perkins Mrs. Murray Addison, Col.
and Mrs. McLachlan, the former the mill
tary attache of the British Embassy;
Miss Letterman. Capt. Letterman, Miss
Lay, Col. and Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Miss Emo, Of New York; Mrs.
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Robert Hinkley Cnee O'DonnelD, of Bal
timore; Miss Galltin, of New York: Mr..
Dmitri, of the Russian Embassy stan:
Baron Hardenbroek, and Commander
Retzmann. of the German Embassy staf:
Miss Gladys Hinckley, Miss Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Howland Chase, Miss Siebert.
Col and Mrs. Downey, Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke, Mrs. Emmons, and Col. and Mrs.
Henry May. Mrs. Stevens is much identi-
fed with society in Baltimore, where she
lived before her marriage. She was Miss
Sarah G. Magrudcr, Of that city.
A stated meeting of the District Of
Columbia Commandery of the Loyal Le-
gion will be held at Rauscher's next
Wednesday evening. An original paper.
entitled THE Loyal Legion and the civil
war" will be read by the author, Com
panion Acting Master Francis z. B.
Sands, L. S. n.
Invitations for the dinner which Mrs
Mark Hanpa was to have given last
evening in honor of the French Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Jusserand were recalled
as Mrs. Hanna was in New York with
her daughter. Mrs. Mccormick, who is
quite ILL.,
Mrs. L. c. Brooks and Mrs. l. N Davis
were hostesses at a tea last Tuesday
afternoon at the apartment OF Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks in the Lucerne. The ladies
received their guests in the drawing
room, which was decorated with cut
flowers, palms and tiny electric lights,
a color scheme Of pink and green being
effectively carried out.
Mrs. Brooks was gowned in pale blue
satin-striped marquisette over blue mes
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No Fat Women at Lyons

For true female grace and handsome agures the
city Of Lyons nrraEses al French towns. declared .
recent Traveller. me women Of both high and low
degree are alike equal In the possession of graceful,
flowing body lines They are not thin. but elegant;
as man would say. Just right understand this
highly Ornamental condition Of the women folk, :
true wherever Marmola Is much uaed. as Il Is in
this famous Old nix town American women wno
are oSerfat, little or much. should adopt this ez-
tren'ely valuable and single plan Of rraneing, for
Mnrmola IN u ounce scaled raekages tses /. Is
ssaledl Is obsainsbe IN an American drug stores.
Add to It at hcEe y oSmee Fluid Extract cassar.
Aromatic ard 81 cuness PeppxEmint Water and
take tsaspooufsI afier meals and at bedtima Ths
whole rscsiTt costs but few esnts but it takes OF
the fat in wonderful usy-eren as nnch as q
ouncrs dag without causing wrinkles er any IN
Effects Fact iz. il inpr5ies The health ana suass
briIlianey 70 the syss and eonpl11@
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PERSONALS.

The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce have taken a cottage at Seal Har-
bor for next summer, and will go there
at the close OF the spring season here.
The Military Attache OF the Embassy and
Mrs. J., d. McLachlan will also spend
the summer there.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won BernstorfT left Washington yester-
day to spend a week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Walter s. PenneId will leave for
New Orleans to-day, from where he will
sail on a business mission to Central
and South America, to be gone about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Stanaway and their
daughter, Allen, who have been in New
York for several months. paid a visit
to their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
McHugh. IN Brookland. last week. They
left for home via Duluth, where they
intend to stay couple ot weeks.
Miss Gertrude Greedy, daughter of Gen.
and Mrs. A. w. Greedy. is visiting her
cousins, Col and Mrs. Wilcox, for the
hundredth night and weekend at West
Point, N. Y.
Maj. and Mrs. Clayton, of West Point,
who have been the house guests of the
formers brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry B. Clayton, in this city. have
returned TO their home. A number of
dinner and luncheon parties were given
In their honor during their visit.
Miss Dresel. Of this city, accompanied
Mrs. Harrison, mother of Cadet Harri-
son. TO West Point for the recent festiv-
tiles, and were the guests during their
stay Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Dunwoody.
The Charge dAfraires OF Persia and
Nine. Ali Kul Khan will go to PhiladeI-
phia to-day, where they will visit Mrs
Frederick Schoff over Sunday They
will go TO New York on Monday to spend
a few days.
Miss Harriet deb. Keim will leave to-
morrow for a two weeks visit in Green
castle. Pa. with Mrs. William p. Dav-
ison, who was formerly Miss Winger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Bernheimer. OF New
York, who spent few days in the city
during the past week as the guests of
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schiffmaa,
nave returned home.
A most enjoyable leap year dance was
given last wednesday to the Harmony
Club at the Post-ofice Hall. The guests
were Misses Sophie King. Selma Katzen.
Selma Selinger. Rosa Breslauer. Edna op-
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STREET, CORNER THIRTEENTH

! sett. L. S. ", and Mrs. Bassett, at An
napolis, Md. Is now the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Henry W. Fitch, in this city.
Mrs. A. RosenthaI. Of the Airy View
apartment, Is spending a few weeks In
New York.
Mrs. ]. S. Kann, of Irving street, has
returned to Washington, after spending
the weekend in Baltimore with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Elias Dettlebach
Mr.. and Mrs David straus, wh9 have
been spending a few weeks In Atlantic
City are again IN Washington.
Mrs Stern and daughter, Miss Helene
! Stern. are visiting relatives In Norfolk.
Mrs. Delgardo. Of this city, Is visiting
Maj. and Mrs. E. o. Sarratt, at Fort
Screven, Ca Mrs. Delgardo was one of
the chaperons at a leap year dance
given at this post during the past week.
Miss Mary Bishop North, Of Ardmore.
Pa, is visiting Col. and Mrs. Pierce at
their home in Wyoming avenue
Mrs. Porter, wife of Commodore Theo-
doric Porter, U. s. N. retired, Of An
napolis. Nd, is the guest Of Mrs. Edward
H. Lavdon, her cotsin, in New York
Lieut.. Commander Lyman Atkinson
Gotten, U. s. N, attached to the Amer-
ican Embassy at Tokyo was received in
audience by the Emperor February -
Gen. and Mrs. Foster. who are SPEND
ing the winter abroad. have just Iefe
Egypt to go for trip through Sreece.
They viii return to their home here In
May.
Mr.. Benjamin Hirsh, of PHILADELPHIA,
spent several days here during the week
with friends, en- route South
A delightful leap year dance was given
to the members OF the Octagon Club
Thursday evening. at the Cairo. The
ballroom was prettily decorated, and
later in the evening supper was served.
Those present were the Misses Ernestine
Rich, Gladys Mayer, Celeste Goodman.
Rhoda, Maunter. Rena Fleischman, Dora
Schinman. Belle Schiffman. Jennie Rice.
Leona Stern, Florence Gusdorf sara
Koenigsberger. Edith StrasburEer. Louise
Einstefn, Beatrice I.ansburgh. Natalie
Mayer. Irene Einstein. Rena Sanger.
Muriel Rappaport, Gladys Lowenberr'
Selma Kann, Edna Blrnsteln, Hortense
Brylawski. Helen Jonas, Annette Gold
smith, Helene Hoffa, Florence Cohen.
Continued ON Page 2, Column 4.
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Ipenheiner, Rita Schiffman. Jeanette Else
man, Jeanette Loeb, Hortense Harro,
Katherine Heller, Eleanor Selinger, Bea-
trice Hahn, Alma Kaufman. Aline Kron-
helm, Ruth Kronheim, and Miss Klein.
student at the Martha Washington
Seminary: the Messrs. - Bonneman. l..
Eiseman, ]. EIseman. L. Heller. L. Koe-
nigsberger. NJ. Nordingler, NJ. Selinger.
NJ Hine. I. Haas, T. Neumeyer, ]. Jack
son, L. Steinom, II. Baer, s. Schwartz,
F. kaufman, and l. oppenheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tilden and
daughter Catherine have just returned
from six months trip to California
and New Orleans. They are at home
Tuesday at $3.50 Twentieth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs.
H. W. Taft, and Maj. Archibald W.
Butt sailed yesterday on the Berlin for
the Mediterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hahn. Of Kalo-
rama road, and son, DR.. Milton Hahn,
are Spending some time in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. montgomery Blair will
go to Atlantic City tomorrow in hopes
Of improving the health Of the latter.
master General. Baron Hengelmuller Won
Hengervar, Austrian Ambassador to the
United States: Count Moltke. Danish
Minister, and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
arrived at Santiago. Cuba. yesterday
on board the Prinz Eitel Friedrich from
Colon after visit to the Panama Canal.
They were welcomed by the civic and
port authorities.
Miss Hortense Brylawski. who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia and At
lantic City for a few weeks. returned to
her home, in Calvert street, during the
week.
Mrs. S. Breslauer, who spent the week
in Baltimore. has returned to her home.
in Euclid street
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Sloan Harri-
son, of Kansas City, No.. are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Thyson, OF CO.
lumbia road.
Mr.. Edward S. Ellis, the weIl-known
writer, has been the guest during the
past week of his son-in-law and daughter.
Maj. and Mrs. Leroy T. Hillman. at their
apartment in the Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Baer. of 312S n
street. have left Washington for an in
definite visit in Tampa. Fla, with their
daughters, Mrs. NJ Wolf and Mrs. E.
Mas.
Miss Margaret Heyn, who has been
visiting relatives for few mouths in
Goldsboro. N. c., spent a few days in
Washington as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Franc before returning to
her home, in Toledo. Ohio.
Miss Irene Einstein has returned to
her home in the city. after a months
visit to relatives In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Ganss. who have been
spending the past fortnight in Atlantic
City. have returned to their home. In.
Fairmont street.
The Misses Porter, daughters OF Mas.
John Biddie Porter, L. S. A. who have
been visiting in Philadelplaa, have re-
turned to Washington
Miss Emily L. Elliott. who went: over
to Philadelphia TO attend the wedding OF
Miss Judith Reynolds TO Capt. George Z.
Goodrich. has returned TO her home in
Washington
Mrs. Thail, OF Detroit, Mich. who has
been the guest OF Lieut.. Prentiss P. Bas-
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Congressional Club has arranged
a course of five lectures TO be given
Tuesday mornings, March Q. u. 70, and
&c, at II o'clock, at the clubhouse I4s9
K street. Mrs. William G. Stuart will
speak on THE need for a consumers
league in the District of Columbia for
the first one: Equal suffrage will be
the subject March L. the speakers to be
announced later: Mrs. Francis Mcneil
Bacon, jr-, and Mrs. MediII Mccormick
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Burt's Clearing Sale

Women's 400 Patent Leather
Button, 21z to Z, B and c.
Women's $50 Calf Button, 2T
to Z, B, c, and D.
Mems Black, Tan, and Patent;
reduced from 600, 500, and 4.50.
Women's 600 Velvet and Satin
Button; 500 Tan Lace and But
ton; 500 Calf Lace and Button;
500 Patent Lace and Button.
Unusually fine, strong, and dura-
bic School Shoes for little boys
and girls-black and tan-111z to
sc, d, and E widths.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Straus, wh9 have
been spending q few weeks in Atlantic
City. are again IN WASHINGTON.
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Mrs Stern and daughter, Miss Helene
Stern, are visiting relatives In Norfolk.
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Mrs. j. s. Kann, Of Irving street, has
returned to Washington. after spending
the weekend in Baltimore with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Elias Dettlebach.
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Mr. and Mrs Hennen Jennings, Mrs.
II. W. Taft, and Maj Archibald W.
Butt sailed yesterday on the Berlin for
the Mediterranean.
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Gen. and Mrs. Foster. who are SPEND
ing the winter abroad, have just lefe
Egypt to go for a trip through S.eece.
They viii return to their home here In
May.
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Mrs Delgardo. OF this city. Is visiting
Maj. and Mrs. E o. Sarratt. at Fort
Screven. Ca Mrs. Delgardo was one of
the chaperons at a leap year dance
given at this post during the past week.
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Lieut.. Commander Lyman Atkinson
Gotten. U. s.. N, attached to the Amer-
ican Embassy at Tokyo was received i'm
audience by the Emperor February 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tilden and
daughter Catherine have just returned
from a six months trip to California
and New Orleans They are at home
Tuesday at $3.50 Twentieth street
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Mr.. Benjamin Hirsh. of Philadelphia,
spent several days here during the week
with friends, en- route South.
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Miss Mary Bishop North. OF Ardmore,
Pa, is visiting Col. and Mrs. Pierce at
their home in Wyoming avenue.
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rama road. and son, DR.. Milton Hahn.
are Spending some time in Atlantic City.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 1.
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Mrs. Porter, wife OF Commodore Theo-
doric Porter, U. s. N, retired, Of An
napolis. Nd, is the guest Of Mrs. Edward
II. Lavdon, her coasin, in New York
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Mr.. Edward S. Ellis, the well-known
writer has been the guest during the
past week of his son-in-law and daughter,
Mai. and Mrs. Leroy 7. Hillman, at their
apartment in the Ontario.
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A most enjoyable leap year dance was
given last wednesday to the Harmony
Club at the Post-office Hall. The guests
were Misses Sophie King. Selma Katzen.
Selma Selinger. Rosa Breslauer. Edna op-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Miss Hortense Brylawski. who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia and At
lantic City for a few weeks. returned to
her home, In Calvert street, during the
week
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Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair will
go to Atlantic City tomorrow in hopes
Of improving the health Of the latter.
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napoiis. Nd, Is now the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs Henry W. Fitch, in this city.
Mrs. A. Rosenthal. Of the Airy View
apartment, Is spending a few weeks In
New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Bernheimer. OF New
York. who spent a few days in the city
during the past week as the guests of
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. J. SchifmaR.
have returned home.
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Miss Harriet deb. Keim will Leave to-
morrow for a two weeks visit in Green
castle. Pa. with Mrs. William p Dav-
ison, who was formerly Miss winger
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Lieut.. and Mrs. William Sloan Harri-
son. of Kansas City. No.. are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Thyson, OF Co.
iumbia road.
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