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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
Standing Of Clubs.
Games To-day.
Richmond in Newport News.
Portsmouth in Norfolk
Petersburg In Roanoke

Newport News. Va, July S.--Rich-
mond lost hard luck game to the
home team to-day, for the vis!tors
outhit and outfelded Jack Grim
men. Perryman had the better Of
Brown up to the time he was taken
out as far as the number of ! aae lits
In concerned. but the Shipbuilders
punched their bingies.
The game was won in the ninth by
a triple by Bates and Il single by
Eichberger, Ayers. who had succeed
ed Perryrnan. being the victim.
The batting of Bates and Tenna at,
q FORMER Shipbuiljsr and still IT.
vOrite here. was the chief fnatsre of
the Yame. although MATHS II Griffin
showed up In great style Ia the neid,
the score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
PORTSMOUTH CORsA|Rs
WIN FROM CHAMPIONS

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July S.
-Four home runs cut figure in the
game today between the Portsmouth
Corsairs and the Petersburg Cham
pions
They were evenly divided In regard
to the number but not In quality.
Besides in the matter OF one two
and three-baggers Portsmouth had
by far the better of the argument.
Castro's Corsairs won IN hollow style,
pounding Brooks and Vance hard. OF
the four hits made by the Champions
two were Tor home runs ami one a
two Dagger
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STANDING Of Clubs.
Games Today.
New York in Chicago.
Philadelphia in Pittsburg.
Boston In ST. Louis.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati
Games Today.

CHICAGO, July s.-Rube Maruuard
went to the slab once too often. With
nineteen successive laurel wrearf1s on
his brow. RUDE hooked up today in
the opening battle Of the Cub Giant
series with Jim Lavender. and James
plueked laurel himself. beating Rube.
to ?. Rube was unable to finish his
first defeat for the season Of 1912.
He retired at the end OF the sixth.
leaving legacy of six runs and eight
hits for Tesereau to overcome. JEFF
failed TO do ii. Safer and Archer
compiled double and single in the
eighth, and the last Cub tally re-
suited. Lavender pitched brilliant
ball all the way. He allowed but
five hits, and was given grand sup
port The score:
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Standing Of Teams.
RESUME TRAFFIC
BY WAY OF TUNIS

Especial TO This Richmond Virginian)
SUFFOLK, VA. July s.---The Atlantic
Coast Line railroad today resumed
traffic over the Chowan river at Tunis.
~ C., where last Friday morning
pot. wharves. tank and other property
belonging to the railroad company
were burned TO the waters edge. The
total loss Is estimated at about tT5, 900
the fre originated from gasoline
explosion. \ negro was drawing gaso-
line to fill motorboat tank when he
struck match and the explosion oc-
Cured. blowing two of them over
board, They have not yet been found
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Totals
n export News.


zone out when winning run scored
Score by innings r.
Richmond 2 0 o 0 0 2 0-~s
Newport News. o o 0 0 3 3 o IT
Summary: Two base hits-1Evans.
Lake, Raley, Burke. Three base hit
Bates. Home ruT--Tennant Sacrifice
hii--Hooper. Stolen baseS--Gritfin f2) ,
carter t21. struck out--By Brown.
=: ov Perryrnan, 4. Base on balls
BY Brown, 8: by Perryman. i. wild
pitch--By Perryman. Left on bases
Newport News. s: Richmond 3. TIM
pire--Mr. orth. Time--i;as. Attend
ance--s00
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RICHMOND LOSES TO NEWPORT
NEWS IN HARD LUCK GAME.
To g.
TIGERS ARE SHUT-OUT
IN HOME-RUs HITTING PORTS
MOUTH HAS BETTER OF
PETERSBURG CHAMPIONS
AND WINS.
TABS SCORE FIVE TIMES
AND TIGERS NOT At ALL

NORFOLK. VA. July S.--Just one
little hit was the total amount mace
by the Roanoke Tigers of Pitcher Cor
don. os the Norfolk Tars, today. Man
ager Buck Pressly was the lone fisher
man. Gordon walked four, but the
others went our in one, two, three or
der. Nothing looking like a run came
across the rubber.
The Tars, on the contrary. wal
loped Green for thirteen safetles,
which yielded five runs. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS
SEVERAL CONTRA CTS

Bids for the building of Sidney school
were received at the meeting OF the
school board last night the board re-
that the bid OF the Wise
Granite company for t6s.s75 be ac-
cepted by the council. Other bids
We're; James Fox Il Son. tT2,77T: WI ~
Il Company. $T3,450: A M.
Walkup, $7l,275; J. T. Nuckols. ssl,s52
+. {. Woodward. $73,s0O.
On heating and ventilating the bids
were: S. A. Gregory. $3.50 and the
American Heating and Ventiiating
company. $7.755.
The bids on fuel were: Anthracite
coal. r. r. Murphy & Son. $7.15: steam
coal. White Oak Coal company. $3.50;
wood, c. III. Hogan g. Son, $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
FAUoUiER COUNTY DISTRICT
WANTS Better HIGHWAYS

WARRENToN, VA. July s.--Ccdar
Run district Of Fauquter county. has
applied for a boni issue Of $4,000.
which may be supplemented ny a sun
scription Of $4,000 from the fund of
the Richmond WASN'T ACTON highway.
for the construction OF macadam
road from the Stafford county lire to
the Center district line wher. 1t
meets the Smacadain road into Wa.-
renton
The election will he held August
18th under the new act OF rhe general
assembly. under which only tho dts-
trict applyiug for the bond issue votes.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago In Philadelphia
st. Louis In Boston.
Cleveland I'm Washington.
Detroit In New York.
PHILADELPHIA. July Sleeve
land Jared the Athletics pennant
ho2es, by winning both games OF 8
double-header today, mainly by good
stick work. Scores:
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T.lk Abou+ popularitx

So popular has the Cadillac car be-
come in Richmond that the Jones
MOTOR Car company have disposed OF
their entire allotment OF cars under
their contract with the factory, and
are at the present time purchasing
Cadillac from other dealers. paying
demand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
MARQUARD SUCCEEDS
TO CROWN OF KEEFE

aee Of .s99 fer sixty three games
lt1irtrttTTE rrcUru WIZ u11uU IN fsT5
Spaldings Guide credits John Luby
Of the Chicago team, with twenty
straight victories in 1890 but the New
York Clipper gives him credit for only
seventeen. Tim Keefe o. placed as
high man in the same class with Rube
Marquard by the Clipper Statistical
Keefe scored nineteen straight victo-
ries in 1858 Next to keefe is Rad
buorHe's record ih 1884. and after
Rad bonrne comes smiling Mickey
Welch, with seventeen straight In
1885. krete and WEIGH pitched for
the Giants.
From the columns Of the New York
Sun the following is taken
Work of Star Pitchers
In view Of the present controversy
among baseball sharps as TO the best
record Tor consecutive pitching vic
tories, w. NJ. Rankin, who has kept
statistics Of the game for nearly half
a century, has provided The Sun with
authentic CURES covering the work Of
Tim keefe, OF the Giants. Of t"Ss,
Michael Weich, OF the ,3iants. of 1855 :
Charles RadbourHc. OF the Providence
team of 1884; John Luhy of the Chi
of the Chicagos in 1886. According
to Mr Rankin's records. which no
compiled for the New York Clipper,
keeefe's record of a&n@Aeen straight
victories was eaualed by Marquard in
the game against Rutker and the
.Brooklyns LAST Wednesday.
Tim keefe's Record.
ID Keefe established his recod in 1883
in this manner:
June % New York. +; a Philadet. 6,
June 26--- New York. (; "Philadel-
phiay /.
June 29--'New York, s Washing
ton. 8.
July New York, s: Washington,
July a. New York. 4: Detroit. l.
July - New York. s; "Pittsburg. 4,
July 11--'New York, 8: "1ndianapo-
lis. g
July IA New York, ~ 'Indianap-
oils, 0.
July 10 New York. IT,; +Chicago. 4.
July II New York. 7 Chicago. 4.
July 20-~New York, 7. aPhiladel-
phia, 6.
Iury 23---~New York. >; Boston, 0.
July 25--"New York. ) Boston. /.
July 2S--"New York. 4. Philadelphia,
.
Aug 1-*New York, Washington,
A.
aug . New York. g. *Boston. 6.
Aug, 6--'New York. 3 Indianapo-
lis. 2.
Aug s--"New York. 4 Iudianapo-
lis, /.
Aug 10--*New York;; Pittsburg. /.
"Where played.
Radbourne's Record.
Rad bourne pitched and won eigh-
teen consecutive games for Providenc
btween August 7th and septembr g.,
1884, as follows:
Aug - Providence, 1; New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

BOSTON. July s.--Joe Wood toyed
with the st. Louis Browns today, and
the Red Sox easily won the opening
game of the series to /. The ter
rific heat kept down the attendance.
Wood struck out eight men. Larry
Gardner slammed out three hits for
total of FIVE. The score:
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Chsrters Gr..t.a.

A charter was granted yesterday by
the state corporation commission to
the Fidelity Corporation OF America,
OF Norfolk. Va The minimum capita
lixation IL 100000: maximum. $500, 900.
The officers are: A. J. Morris. presi-
dent; II u. johnson, secretary, and
H. T. Campbell. treasurer, all OF Nor
folk
An amendment to the charter of the
Laurel Fork and MENDOZA Railroad
company. Abingdon. allowing II to
change its terminals. was also granted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Score by Innings. II.
Boston ...i 0 0 10 0 0 0 o D -
ST, Louis ......... o 400 0 20 0 81
Summary. rwo-base hits-K1ln9.
2: Jackson Three-base htt--Dsv11n.
Sacrifice hits~-Perdue. Cakes. 0aA-;
rifce fy-MeDonald. Stolen ba1oo
Sweeney. Konetchy. Hauser. Basoo ~
bails--OfY Perdue, 8; on Willis. a
Struck out-By willis. o; by Perd1A
a. Left ON bases-Et. Louis. 8: 1ooH
ton. 4, Time. 2i6, Umpires--Brene
nan and Owens &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

ST. LOUIS. MO. July s.--Rostpn
beat the Cardinals TO I in ten in
nings today Both Willis ana Perduo
pitched well In the tenth Dev11n
tripled over Magee's head. and scored
the winning count on O'Rourke's sln-
gle. Killing caught a brilliant game.
and turned back Ave men who tried
to steal Score,
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ore by innings

Cleveland ~ V-~t
Athletics 80 0 0 0 o 0 -
Summary. Left on bases--Athletics,
10, Cleveland, 5. Two-bsse hits
Gregg, Barry First base on erorrs--
Athletics. /. cleveland, /. Three-hase
hits---Lajoi Double plays~-Barrv tn
McInnis. Struck o,t--By Houck. )
by Gregg. g. Base on balls---on
Houck, 2; off Gregg. 3. Hit by pitch
ed bail-By Gregg, Oldring. strunk;
by Houck. Ryan. Stolen bases-Mc-
Innis. Strunk. Olson. Time. 1:a7.
Empires, Evans and Westervelt.
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sBatted for Vanguard in seventh.
Score by innings r..
New York --..00I o100 o.
Chicago 49, ..... o 2 o. OIL s--7
Summary; Left on bases-New
York. 5. Chicago. q. Hits-Off Mar
guard. in 6; off Tesereau. in 2.
Two base hit-Saier. Three base hit
Evers. Sacrifice hits-Evers, 2; Ar
cher Double piay-Groh to Merix1A.
Bases on balls--Off Lavender. 2; OF
Marquard ? Struck out--By Mar
guard. s. by Tesereau, /; by Laven-
der. 7. Hit by pitcher-F7etcher
Snodgrass. Wild p.tch---Maruuard.
Umpires--Klem and Bush. Tina
2.03
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Summary. Two-base hit--~Walrer.
Three base hit--Waitsr. Home nun
Dodge. Stolen ha se.i--ksiler. kircher
Hinton. G. struck out--Bv Greene. 3.
by Gordon, :. Base on balls-Ry
Green, 2 by G1rdoa, &. Left on
bases-Roanoke. g. Norfolk. 10. I'm
pire-Mace. Time. 40, Attendance.
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Thomas Burns was fined $40 In Po-
lice court yesterday morning on a
charge of being drunk and disorder
n and striking Policeman Wyatt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
American Association
Negro L. Dismissed

Robert Mayo. negro. arrested
sunday on d charge of selling liquor
without license, was dismissed yes
terday In Police court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
Totals SO = . "a
Cleveland.


Summary: Left on bases--Ath-
letica, 8; Cleveland. !. Two-base hits
--McInnis, Barry. jackson. Three
base hits---Strunk. Sacrifice hits
Lotoie. briggs. Double plays--Barry,
Collins 10 McInnis; Olson, La3o!s to
Griggs Struck oat--By Brown, 3; by
Krapp, g. Base on balis-~On Brown,
s: Off Knapp. Z. Passed balls
O'NeilE wild pitches--Brown. /. HIT
BY pitched bali--By Brown T-ajoie).
Stesen b. ses-~~ birmingham Turner,
Krapp. Time of game 30 Empires
---westerveIt and Evans.
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Petersburg.

Summary. Two base hits-Castro.
Becker. g Morrison, Three-base hit
Becker Home runs--Watson,
Nixon. Busch. Sacrifice
stolen oases--keating,
Hudgins. Struck out--By Brooks /
by Vance, Q. by Mckenzie, 9, Base
on bails--On Vance 2: of Nick enzie.
4. Hit by pitcher--Cooper. Innings
Brooks. 2 2-3 innings.
Hits made--On Brooks. g. Left on
bases--Portsmouth, I. Petersburg. 2.
Umpire-Mr. Mcbride. Time 1870.
$50.
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PITTSBURG. PA. July S.--Pik14es
burg and Philadelphia split even -
day. the Quakers winning tho nRo4
game. to /. while the Pirates 49,
the second one In an easy fasld1oa IA
to .. Alexander and CamnitS WN6&
the pitchers In the first game. And "
former had all the best OF the N0G
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
MARQuARD LOSES
TWENTIETH GAME
LAVENDER. OF CUBS. HAS CREDIT
OE DEFEATING LEFT-HAND
GIANT.
DRIVEN FROM MOUND0
RIBE - UNABLE TO FINISH
PHILLlES AVID PIRATES Split
BOsTON BRAVES BEAT
81. LOUIS.


Chicago I New York. 2.
Boston, 2 St. Louis. J..
Philadelphia 5; Ptttsburg, / (first
game).
Pittsburg, 2 Philadelphia, 2 tseeaHa-
game).
BROOKLYN Cincinnati. postponed,
rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Slated for Allison In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis ...... 10000 90 0 OIL
Boston .......... 3000010 IS
Summary: Two-base hits--Kutina.
Lswia ThreA-base hit &hottsn. 6to-
len bAses-- 9tsphAns. DAse On balls
eo& .Wood.3: ~ Altson.1, 6truHk cut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
WILSON,
CLUB is ORGANIZED

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginlan,)
I-AWRENCEFifAE VA, July s.
The Brunswick county Wilson and
Marshall club was organized this af-
ternoon and Hon, l. f. Spatig. chair
man and Marvin smithey. secretary
OF the county Democratic central COM
m.ttee We're elected president and
secretary respectively ana the chair.
men of" the several precinct Demo-
cratic committees were made vice-
presidents of the club. Much inter-
est was manifested in the new clu.
and about one hundred and fifty
names were enrolled in about an
hour. j, is believed that fully five
hundred names will te 1ecured with
In a week as the result Of the Demo-
cratic national convention meet with
universal approval among the Demo
cratic voters in this county
American Association
At Milwaukee: Louisville. o.. Nil
waukee, 1.
AT Minneapolis st. Paul, s: Mime
apolis. 3.
At Kansas City: Indianapolis-Kan-
sas City game postponed. Indianapolis
failed TO arrive In time.
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Sept New York. 6 Boston, 2,
where played

John p. Luby while pitching for the
Chicago Nationals IN 1890 can be
credited with winning seventeen
straight games Between the four
teenth and fifteenth wins Lubv re-
placed stein, from whom the Phila-
delphias had made eight runs in three
innings In the remaining six Innings
the Quakers made only one run off
T!uhs, but won by 9 to 3. Lubv's per-
formance is as follows
Record Of Luhy.
Aug. e. Chicago, I, Cleveland, !
Some OF the young tennis players
Aug 1s-'Chicago. Il Pittsburg, 4
Aug. 25- Chicago S: sNew York. 3.
Aug. IS Chicago, rs; philadelphia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

by Wood. 8; by Allison, l. Sac
rifice hits--Lewis, Wagner. Cady. Um-
piree- p1neAn and Sheridan. Atten-
dsAce, 1,k0or a...ss,....- 10y $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
ATHLETICS MEET
DOUBLE DEFEAT
MAPS THROW THEM DOWN BY
TAKING Two GAMES IN
ONE DAY.
LEADERS LAND GAME
RED s0x DEFEAT BROWNS
WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, NEW
YORK AND DETROIT DO
NOT PLAY.
LEADERS LAND GAME

American League Games.
Boston. s; st. Louis. /.
Cleveland, Z; Philadelphia. FIRST
game).
Cleveland. A.; Philadelphia. tsec-
ond camel
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sWhere played.
Record OF WEIGH.
Michael WEIGH. while pitching for
the New York team of the National
league in 1855. won seventeen straight
games as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Running High Jump-Ffnal-Alme
w. Richards. America, hrst, with
Jump OF ls3 centtMetres q fact 5 $40
4nehesl; IAeschs. Germany second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
TAU-END TEAMS WIN
FROM THREE LEADERS

Virginia League Games.
Newport News. z; Richmond, 6.
Norfolk, 8; Roanoke, O.
Portsmouth, IL: Petersburg, {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Record OF Mccormick.
James Mccormick, while pitching
for the Chicago Nationals In 1856, won
sixteen straight games. as follows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
Radbourne's Record.

Radb pitched and won eigh-
teen consecutive games for Providenc
btween August It'll and septembr g.,
1884, as follows;
Aug T. Providence 1 New
Evening star., 1912-11-10
November Marriages.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Addison
Bayne and Lieut.. Guy Wilkinson Stuart
Castle, L. S. N, for which Mrs. John
Woart Bayne has sent out cards. will
be at st. Thomas Church. Wednesday
afternoon. November 81, at o'clock and
will be followed by a reception at Raus-
cher's at 4:30.
An interesting wedding of this week
viii be that Of Miss Dorothy Dalrympie,
daunaup TagYmple o. and Mr. MI s Gerald euI Johnson n
which will take place Tuesday evening at
o'clock at the Church of the Covenant.
The ceremony viii be performed by the
Rey DR.. Wood and the attendants Will III
Newark, N. j.. and Mrs. James Howard
Wygant of this city as matrons of honor.
Miss Josephine johnson and Miss Eta
Margaret Walker will be the bridesmaids
and Miss Eleanor Pritchard the flower
girl.
Mr.. Upton Edmonston will be the best
man and the ushers are to be DR.. Will
liam West and Mr.. Gerald West of New
York city; Mr.. Walter Dorsey, Mr.. Don
aid McNeale and Mr.. Burr Johnson. the
groom's brother.
large reception will follow at the
Dalrymple home on Oregon avenue.
Northumberland apartment on their re-
turn and will entertain at a reception in
their new home on February 5.
The marriage of Miss Louise Macies
White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
L. White. and Mr. William Henry Wag-
gaman will take place Thursday next at
noon at ST. Paurs Catholic Church.
Miss Mildred Loyola White will be
ma d of honor for her sister and the
bridesmaids are Miss Margaret Young.
Miss Rosalie Briscoe. Miss Josephine
Wasgaman and Miss Louise Miller Of
Winchester Va.
Mr.. John NJ. Waggaman will be best
man and Mr. william Stulgin. Mr. Y.
Delos Smith, Mr.. Harold Goodwin and Mr..
Ernest F. Mechlin ushers,
\ small reception will follow at the
White home on Corcoran street
Mrs. Thomas F. Scott will be the
matron of honor at the marriage next
Thursday of Miss Pauline Elizabeth Zen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Zeh,
and Mr.. Michael A. Weller, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ l. Weller. which will take
place at 8 pm. at the Sacred Heart
Church.
The Misses Hortense and Helen Zeh.
sisters of the bride, and Miss Lillian
Kraemer will be the bridesmaids.
Mr.. Henry w. Zeh. brother of the
BRIDE will be the best man.
A small reception will follow at the Zeh
residence on Harvard street.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick William Ernst Of ~
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Mum are to prolong their stay at their
Manchester estate until early December
before returning here for the season.
They will probably stay north until after
the large dinner Miss Munn's sister, Mrs.
Reginald Boardman, and Mr.. Boardman
are giving Monday evening, December =,
in the salon of the CopleyPlaza Hotel
prior to the ball Miss Mary S. Ames is
giving for Miss Olivia Ames.
Miss Katherine White, granddaughter
of Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson will not
be presented to the friends of her FANNY
at large tea, was at first intended,
but will instead be given luncheon by
her aunt Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Lieut..
Col. Atkinson, at their house on l street,
November 23. Miss White is one of the
prettiest girls to be presented here in
several seasons.
Senator and Mrs. McCumber will use
the big tea at which they introduce their
daughter, Miss Helen McCumber, to So
ciety as housewarming for their
charming new home on Massachusetts
avenue. The house is a handsome one,
built by Senator McCumber, and is now
in the hands of furnishers and decora-
tors December IL is the date for Miss
McCumber's presentation, and the Sem
ate viii be there almost in body, lend
ing unusual dignity to a debut party.
Miss Virginia Cannon LIE Seure of DAN
VILE H., granddaughter of former Speak
er Cannon, is in Kansas City, and is be-
ing greatly entertained Miss LIE Seure,
who is a debutante this season, recently
returned from a six-month tour abroad
with her aunt Miss Helen Cannon. AS
the debutant season is on in Kansas City,
Miss LIE Seure is not only honor guest OF
many entertainments, but is also taking
part in as many of the comings out as
her other engagements will permit.
The debutantes whose party dates so
far have been announced include Miss
Marie Adams, who Will make her DOW at
tea to be given at the nome or her
parents. M. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams.
November 90, and Miss Eloise Orme.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII lam B.
Orme, and Miss Katherine White, daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. H. White and grand
daughter of Gen. Horatio G. Gibson, U.
S. A.. both OF whom have chosen No
yember %. Miss Orme viii be presented
at a tea on that day, and Miss White
WI be the guest of honor at a luncheon
ia be given by her aunt, Mrs. Atkinson,
wife Of Lieut. Col. B. w. Atkinson.
Miss Rebekah Whine. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs William Holland Wilmer, will
be introduced at a tea In her parents
new home on r street Saturday, De-
cember 7.
The same day Miss Doris Drain, daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. James A. Drain.
will also be presented at a tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Franklin Schneider
will, give an afte noon reception Mon
day. December 9. for their daughter, Miss
Florence Schneider.
The dinner dance which Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard are giving for Miss Mar
garet Perrin December ~ at the Play
Evening star., 1912-11-10
Debut Parties.

Many old Washington friends have been
included in the invitations sent out by
Mrs. Grover Cleveland for the debut Of
her daughter, Miss Esther Cleveland. The
date is Monday. November Is, and the
party will be at Westlawns, her Princeton
home, to which in the genial recognition
of the personages of one time democratic
supremacy particular attention is being
given at present following the announce
ment Of Mrs. Cleveland's enga cement to
marry Prof Preston of Wells College.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum and Miss Gladys
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Florida avenue northwest to the marriage
of their only daughter, Elsie Barbara,
to Mr.. Daniel Leigle Morris. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday evening.
November 20. at 7:3O o'clock, at the First
Congregational Church. corner 10th and
G streets northwest
The bride will be attended by Miss
Helen 8. Morris. sister Of the groom, as
maid Of honor. and Miss Mary w. Ernest
Evening star., 1912-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming. has
chosen Monday. December %, for her
debut tea.
Another debutante ball Will be that
which Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Harrison
will give to present their daughter, Miss
Leila Harrison, at Rauschers, January .
Evening star., 1912-11-10

lean Union and Nine. Yanes entertained
at dinner Friday evening for the Bra
lillian minister to Belgium, DR.. Mandel
de Olivera Lima and Nine. de Lima.
the Cuban minister to Berlin and Mme
Quesada, Miss Quesada, the Venezuelan
minister, Senior Ezequiel and Miss Nc
NaughtOn.
Evening star., 1912-11-10
Dinners.

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman gave a
dinner of twenty covers last night at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to DR..
and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson, who
are sailing for Europe this week.
The assistant director Of the Pan-Amer