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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
OXFORD RULING is
WIDELY CRITICISED

LONDON. Nov 20.-A Rhodes scholar. writing
to tho Daily Mail. protcsts against tho oxford
resolutions being aimed solely against Rhodes
men, and contends that tho first resolution, dis
qualifying student from competing In tho
freshmens sporIs, should bave provided an age
sS did the serond resolution. which placed tho
limit a. years In tho Oxford uniysraity ath-
lo,lo club sports.
Tho Mail edttorinIly supports this protest II
declares thts It is neither fair reasonable 20
exclude q competitor merely because no has ro-
sided IN other university. and accuses Ok
ford OF guarding her own Eugisb-born students
against over-Sea invaders. while accepting tho In
Tadsrs' holp ugainst Cambridge unlverBity
According 20 tho Sportsman. tho resolutions
have csuscd considerable adverse criticism In OK
ford, where II In recognized that they arc espo-
elally loveled at tho American and Canadian
scholars. ioaSmuoh other colonial seholars do
no, from uDiveTbines. ca do the Amer
leans and Canadians. Tho question 50 oskcd as
TO who raLsod tho storm and tho belief Is ex-
pressed that II did not arise inside tho uni
vsrvity, where II IS recognized that, owing TO
tho necessity of becoming noolinnsted. the Rhodes
men are not at such great advantage as como
psople suppose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
ROBINSON OUTLINES
POLICY FOR DODGERS

NEW YORK, Nov. ao.-wiIbert Robinson. the
ne- manager OF tho Brooklyn National league
team. announced today BIS training plans for next
Esason at luncheon attended by officers OF the
Brooklyn club hld Newspaper mon The Rockies"
VIII Btart for Augusta Ga, February 20. Tho
regulars Will report March l. Tho team will ra-
main IN tho southern camp until March z5 and
,hca VIII work is way north. arriving home
April !.
Garnes will BE- plsyod hero With tho New York
and Philadelphia Americans and with Ncw,rk
Of tho International league II vas said that
Governor Tcner of PennsyIvaniu, who is slated
20 ee the mont president OF the National league
bad promised 70 throw out the hrst ball at
Ebbets field next Manager Robinson
oaakht MT Tenor when tho latter wac q pitcher
Robinson said 10 would bo on the lookou.
for several experienced big ieau6crs. one or two
Tight-ha bat.eTa 70 alternate with tho present
ieit-hsnders Ia the outfisId and would follov
generally tho system OF John J. MoGraw and Ned
HAnlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
OGDEN STUDENTS ARE
BEHIND THEIR TEAM
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 20.--At an enthusiastic
assembly this afternoon the student of
the Ogden high school were given a final
adm!nistra ton of pepper in prepara-
tion for the big game between the local
high school and the Salt Lake squad on
the Glenwood park grounds Saturday aft
ernoon. The students practlced songs
and yells with which to cheer the orange
and black boys TO victory over the Zion
visitors.
Local interest in the seasons biggest
game, from an Ogden standpoint has
increased materially during the last sew
eral days and It is expected that a rec
ord crowd will witness the affair.
Although several of the local squad
have not recovered from their Injuries.
they are much improved and expect TO
go into the contest with the usual vim
when the whistle Is sounded Coach Lon
Romney is confident that hIs men Will
be nble TO capture the honors IN what
ls rega rded as the seasons champion
ship meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
LIEUT.. SHEPHERD WINS
THE BERESFORD CUP

NEW YORK Nov. co-Tn tho feature event OF
tho afternoon nt the National horse show IN
Madison Square Garden today. Lieutenant WILL
petition with o,hor officers OF tho United states
army. won pormanen; possession o! the Bores-
ford cup. Ho won the trophy last year with tho
same horse. Marshal Ncy Lieutenant waldo G
Potter. riding Deceive. took second place and
third went to Lieutenant Leroy p Collins ON
Bristol. Tho Bcrsfford cup was presented nv
Lord Docica. competition for Il being restricted
10 United States army officers riding government
owned horscs.
Thomas w Murphy, veteran driver o, the
Grand Circuit. captured the blus ribbon in ire
class for four-year-od stations with hin j. NAL
Forbes.
Judge william H. Moore two blue rib
oons and a second award today, his cutry in
the fouT-in-hand class beating that OF Albert
@ Vanderbilt. With MARCEL and Modoc he won
the blue and With Robin Hood and WnIiens,en he
took second prize IN tho class for PAGERS
Tho chAllcnec cup for the b.st HACKNEY ,,.,
Hon at the show wns won by Aauinus. exhibited
by the Auburn farm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
SOPHOMORE TEA||
BEATEN BY JU|
Girls Indoor Baseball
VIII Be Played !
Over Again.

The girls Indoor ba aseball teI
sophomore class Of the Salt
school was defeated by the Il
yesterday in the Eaton gymS
the score Of 80 to 10.
The result OF this game VII
necessary for the entire aeri
played over again. A wcak
sophomore team defeated the
team by the score of 81 TO q
Tuesday tho freshmen girls
tho Junior team. Every team
and lost one game.
IT is expected that the seri|
played over Monday, Tuesday
nesday OF next week, as the
ketball season Will start IN
after Thanksgiving. Il
The Junior girls outclassed 4
nents in every department Of
and showed a good knowledge d
time. The feature OF the gam
all-around PLAYING OF Annettc
who pitched for the juniors
several hits. Double plays n
by both sides. 4
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
UTAH FOOTBALL
WILL RETURN

Tho University OF Utah football
pected 10 arrive In Salt Lake f.oul
about noon today. Although ths te4
games and won neither OF them.
are planning u celebration for then
DO large crowd at the G'ation 70
and escort ,hom 20 tho onmpua. W
be required TO mount. ono at 4
bust boulder" rock and tell OF n
OF their clsht-day trip 10 tho coast.
IN the afternoon the freshman q
tcrtsio in honor OF tho football r1e1
dance IN the gymnasium.
Ths students at the university 81
their attention on the big Thar
game With tho Aseics.
AS far as tho rivalry between the
concerned, the Utsh-Assle game scII
games. II seems that nearly alTnX
two schools moot on tho gridiron q
der track the rivalry reaches such
almost preclpitate a battle.
Twice 10 times past tho meetings
In fros-for-All fights and this ycar
furnish aome rare excitement NE
tha: this Is the best chNnce they ha
long tlmo TO win and they refuse
OF losing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
HARVARD FAVORITE IN
BETTING AT 1913 ODDS
Yale BaclSers Want Better Prices; Crimson Stu
dents Hold Enthusiastic Rally; Blue Team
e, Will Practice in Stadium Today.
sy Interna tional News Service.

~ AMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. %
Amidst a roar OF cheers sent up
from the throats of 5000 of she un-
~ dergraduate student body OF Har-
ward the Crimson eleven finished
us practice in the stadium today previous
Ia The battle with Yale Saturday after
noon. At the conclusion of the practice
the students went through their snake
dance on the return from the stadium
20 the college and II confidence ever
Teiened supreme In dear old Cambridge
il surely was manifested this afternoon.
The afternoon work was OF the light
order. chiefly n thorough signal drll and
q dummy scrimmage. The lineup TO-DAY
was Dana and Hardwick, ends: Storer
cock. guards: Trumbull center; Bradlee.
Mahan and Brickley, hs cks. Hitchcock,
the veteran guard. was back In his old
position, which gives rise TO the belief
that tho former tackle is In condition 10
play his last game for Harvard.
There was some doubt about Hitch
cocks ankle being strong enough TO hold
out. but all signs OF iameness have
PASSED by his work today against the
scrubs. Dana was I'm O'Brien's place, tile
latter laying off for a rest.
The players left tonight for the Vesper
Country club. near Lowell. where they
viii remain until Saturday morning.
There viii be no work TO speak Of al
though two signal drills are on the sched
uIe for Friday.
The Yale team arrived in Auburndale
about o'clock tonight. Tomorrow they
will have their first glance at the stadium
when light signal practice Will be held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Hard Work for Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2O,-Forty-nvs minutes
OF hard scrinmaso given tho University OF
Pennsylvania football squad thIa afternoon Tho
workout resulted IL victory for tho first-string
by touchdown.
Russell was sent TO tackle tho varsity team
In todry's practice. Garter going ;he scrubs
Seelbach was at ScCalig place at loft ond while
the latter played centor Marshall who has
played In all the games this season as gusrtnr-
back. was at haf today. while Merrill pleased
the coaches with the form 10 showed al quarter
back.
Tho coaches rot satisfied With tho work
OF the team unit and announced their int.u-
tton 20 continue strenuous practlcc until two
days before the final battle scheduled with Cor
nell for IhanLsririnr daT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Gives Coulon a Rap.
y international Nows sorvico.

BY International Novs sorvicc.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nov. co.-Sam Harris.
manager OF KID williams OF Baltimore Who
tlghto hero on Thanksgiving. is set upon Johnny
Coulon for final decisive battle with his man,
Harris. In letter he IL guilty OF tho follow
Ing essay Wllaus's claim 10 the bantam
laurels;
WILLIAMS is tho recognized bantam champion,
having beaten Johnny Couion and EddIo cRmpi
and Charlie LodouH. the champion OF all Eu-
rope.
II Will pay Coylon $1,000 10 get into ring for
twenty rounds with Kid Wiliiams. Tom Nc
Carey OF Los Angeles offers Coulon a guarantee
OF 5000 10 box williams twenty rounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Hagen's Hopes Blasted.

NEW YORK Nov. .o.-Ed Hagen. an asp,rant
for the heavyweight cham pionship, was knocked
out In the seventh round OF a scheduled ten-rounl
bout with Battling Lsvfnsky. tho Philadelphia
lightweight. hero tonight. "Gunboar' Smith was
10 have been Hsgcu's opponent. but a damaged
eye. received IN hiE recent light with Sam Lang
ford. caurcd Bmith 20 withdraw and Lcvinsky
vas substituted Leyinsky weighed ITO pounds,
while Hagen sixteen and a half pounds
haarier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Granite.
KAISER HAS DESIGNS
ON AMERICAS SUP

BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-The ompc5or sold his
Hchooncr Moteor. with which ho Ind so or,on
teer victorious IN yacht races. the Duke Of
AronborS today. Tho schooner for tho om-
rcrpr Is being built by Max oe:rcc OF Hamburg
and II was eno when she ordered thnt her
succosg would hayo important bearing ou the
question whether Germany would challenge for
the Americas cup with cutter designed by the
builder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21

tric lights were twinkl!ns Illinois field before
Coach 2uppke sent In the squsd. 2uppke pro
nouncei his team ~ for n hard battle OF the up
hill Kind against the Gophers. Tho fllini hardly
expect n yoctory, however, and tho general i'm
down the
Zuppke indicated that he would use tho rnme
lineup which went against Purauo. except Will
con az end II is the last Eamo OF his caroor
for Wilson and it is believed no viii deliver tho
soods The freshman team performed It's final
duty today by illustrating the Gopher attack.
after which the yesrIiues dl,mlsSod for tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Study Opponents' Style.

LINCOLN. Neh.. Nov. 2o-In tho belief that his
football pupils have az least a fair lnktug Of tho
siylt OF football Iowa will spring on them mex,
Saturday. Coach Stonm satisfied today 20
smooth or 'he rough edge OF hiS squad and
take no chances Injuries 20 players who are
regarded a. n, FOR the final game OF The sea
fan ss they have been az any lime thia year Tho
practice today consisted q, tag bcrInrnro
against the ffeshmen and tho running Of sgnal.
Tue dritl ves lively and the workout protracsed.
Tae football rally planned for today az tho uni
yersity put over UNTIL tomorrow ~bcn th,
tova team it expected b. present and par
N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Number Chicago Players.

CHICAGO Nov. e0.-Tbc football squad OF tho
University OF Chicago liucd up this afternoon In
the last preliminary horimnnge Before the Wis
conslu game. The drill brief A de7rth Of
admission tickets faced would-bo purchssors to-
dsy.
Arrangements IN number tho Chicago players
we're made tonight Each OF the viii wtnr
large figure on his jersey, which Will corrc-
sPord 10 one opposite his number tho pro-
Srsmme TIE numbering iccA given teSt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Easy for Mcfarland.

WATERBURY,. Conn. Nov. 20.-Psckey McFar-
land OF Chicago easily defeated ''IeId' Albert,
OF New YORK hero tonight at tho Auditorium 10
ten-roUnd bout I, Pockcy'g bout from
start 10 finish and at tiElo ne forced 20
extend himself Knockout Sweeney OF New
York put Billy Allen OF Canada away In tho
third round OF tho semi final
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Give Badgers Send-Of.

MADISON, WIS. Nov. 2O.-six thou
sand bowling students crowded the big
night 20 give tho varsity team a ro,,sinr
send-ofr. The players and coaches
walked across a broad plat while the
STUDENTS cheered In long demonstrat ton
The full reglmental band furnished Wis
consin college music for the occasion. The
varsity closed It's weeks work this after
noon with a signal drill
Juneau VIII probably. use Alexander at
right half Cummings at left and TandN
berg at fullback. with Bellows at QUAR-
ter In the opening lineup Saturday. Tor
ney VIII succeed Cummings and Martin
VIII take Nexander's place, while Davey
VIII follow the Badger captain AT f,IiI
back. Taylor is being held as reserve
quarter and left half. while Kessenlch
may succeed Bellows 20 allow Taylor TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Gophers En- Route.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ao.-The University o,
hinnosotA football team LET, tonight for ChicsEo
where they viii remain untii Saturday morning
-ime for tho game With Illinois satrrdaJ nt,.-
noou Coach Williams indicated that ToIiesson
would ntart the gane quarterhAck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Kansas Finishes Today.

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. a.-rhs Univerrty
Of Kansas football squad. headed by Coaches
Frank; Mosss and Vaughn. passed through Kan
pG City today route 70 Moeeciy. Mo- who're
the team Will put on finishing touches before tho
game with tho University Of Missouri AZ Columbia
Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
STREVELL-PATERSONS
AND POWER WINNERS

In the City Commercial league last night the
Utah Power & Light toam defeated the Utah Cop
per bowors, and In the City league tho Strcron-
gumc Sudwood was high with ini. Tho p. G. NJ,
l. and the General Elertrcs play tonight In
the City league Eamc Zimmerman led with SGT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Practice in Secret.

Practice. constituting the last real workout OF
tho season, put the finishing touches today on
tho Missouri football team. which ,s 20 meet
the BanSAs team here Saturday. Coach Brewcr
tonight pronounced the team IN better condition
thsn at any umo since the opening es tho sea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
BATTLESHIP UTAH
MEN BEAT FRENCHMEN

NICE. Franco, Nov. 20.---A rifle team from the
United States battloship Utah had n shootn. con-
test today with tho crack team OF tho Twenty
fourth battalion OF chaSseurs and threo teams
from the Issrd infantry. The Americans b,d no
difficulty in defeating tho Infantry team but tho
ohasseurs scored - 1ontB to the uLah's !6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Maruuard Rejects Fed offer

CHICAGO. Nov. D.-A special dispatch from
Milwaukee IL authority for tho statement that
.'Rubo' HArquard. star iett-hander Of the New
York National league club. has been offered a
berth In Tho Federal league but had refused II
saying he expected trouble In reaching terms
With the New York management
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Northwestern Is Ready.

CHICAGO. Nov. o-The Sorshw..,sr uni,
Ner7itJ football team received their last WORKOUT
today In preparation for thelr saIns Saturday with
morrow for - -
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Has Final Workout.

ct. LOUIS. Nov. 2o.-Taa Christian B-o.hs-,.
college footbaN team had It's last hard yorkou,
before tho game with SotJr Dame this aftor-
noon Tho varsity anG scrub eloycas met IN
rcrnrrnAra so- Ac,- -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Eddie Hart to We

PRINCETON. N. j., Nor. 0.-EdI
OF Exeter, y. II. captain OF "
football team. and Miss Honore
Princeton, wc-c married today In 81.
olic church hero.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Richie Murphy Go December TO-

FAN FRANCISCO. Nov. oo.-LlghtNclght Cham
p'ou While Richie and Tommy Murphy will
meet hero In a tven;y-round boring con,eS, De
semoer 40. difference AZ N weight which had
halted tho negotiations havins been adjusted TO-
DAY 1he5 are 70 weigh IN I15 pounds one
hour before thu fight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Flies Acrosa Germany

PRAGUE. Austria. Nov. zo,--Jules vedrines, the
French aT!.tor New today from Nancy across
Germany. without descending and landed near
hero a. 2.20 O'Clock this afternoon. The dis
;ancs covered was about 400 miles. n In undor-
H,ood that Vedrines inteads to continue TO Con-
,ran,innole
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Shively to Head League.

TULSA. Okla, Nov 40-D NJ Shiycly Of Kan
kas CITY, president OF the Western association OF
leos. has agreed 20 accept tho prozdency of the
We.te-u Baseball association. now being roorgup :
i' itsa' according TO a statement today by Larry
Milton Of Carthage. OF the orEaaizerH Mi.
ton probably Will be awarded tho Tusa fran
chise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Spring Series Arranged

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-A spring exhibition
series between tho Now York American league
and ,hs BROOKLYN National league bsoeealI team
was arranged today. The s1ries IS 20 eousls, o!
games ~in ec played 10 Brooklyn q. Eebet5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Come Far for Game.

BOSTON. Nov. co.-Sai Asb merchant OF
Bsugkok- Siam. and saushl Abe. Toxic me--
chant, coming half way around the world
90 sec the Harvnrd-Yale game in the stadium
Saturday according to word received here
The siameso cnthusiast vas a freshman At Bar-
ward in 1909. while the Japanese graduate
student the university eight years ago. Tho
Harvard Athletic association has received checks
from the two rescr'ing uckots for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Football YESTERDAY
Mcfarland to Meet Brttton.

A, ST. Mary's Kan.-weshburn eoyle., u.
St Mays college u.
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Last Work for IlIini.

~ International News Service
CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Nov so.-unirerhitJ o, mi.
nois football players given their finsI hard
workout for tho Minnesota game tonight, Ele--
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. .o.-PAckey Mcfarland
Chicago. and Jack Britton. Ee~ York this aft.r
noon accepted terms for n cn-round no-de-.isIor
boxing contest In Milwaukee on December g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers advertisement
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The best cabaret entertainment in
Salt Lake is at the Cafe Maxim,
SAdvsrtisemeotD
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-20
KEEN ESTATE IS
LEFT TO FAMILY
Securities May Be Sold to Buy
Improved Real Estate in
Newark.

The will of Oscar Keen, one of the
most prominent lawyers in the State,
who died at his home. at rs Clinton
avenue, on January 9th, following an
attack of heart disease, was filed for
probate with Surrogate Isaac Sheen
thai today.
There are no requests to charity.
The entire estate, the value of which
Is not stated. is to be divided among
the family. John r. Hardin, of the
law firm of Pitney. Hardin & Skinner,
and Benjamin Williamson Keen, Mr..
Keen's son, are named as the execu-
tor and trustee of the viii, which
was dated May II, 1905.
The will provides that during the
lifetime of his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Keen, the net income of the estate is
to be divided into three equal shares,
one-third of which is to go to Mrs.
Keen and the remainder to HIS son.
Benjamin w. Keen, and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Hampton w. Stockton, the
wife of United States. Commissioner
Richard Stockton. On the death of
MT. Keen wire tne VIII provinces lHdI
one-sixth of the principal of the
estate. together with two-fifths of the
income of the remainder of the estate,
is to he given to his son, Benjamin
w. Keen. The remaining three-fifths
is given to the daughter, Mrs. Mary
H. K. Stockton.
The furniture and household goods
Is to be divided in equal shares among
the three legatees. Mr.. Keen's hand
some law library and fixtures which
are at present at his Office in the
Prudential building, are bequeathed
to his son. An old hall clock. which
was at one time the property Of his
maternal grandmother, will also go
to the son.
A codicil to the will dated June 7.
1907, gives to the executors and trus~
tees of the will the right to dispose of
any securities owned by Mr.. Keen for
the best interests of the estate, on
condition that they purchase i'm
proved real estate in the city of New
ark with the proceeds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-20
CAPITALS PRETTY GIRLS
TO ENTERTAIN WILSON'S

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Fifty
of the prettiest and most prom
inent girls of official and social
Washington have banded together as
a welcoming committee to make the
inauguration week a gala one for the
three daughters of President-elect
and Mrs. Wilson. A unique feature
of this committee of fifty bellies is
that many daughters of leading Re-
publicans are associated in the move
ment to give three daughters of
Democracy a royal welcome to the
national capital.
The fifty, under the direction of
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, the bride of
the Senator-elect from Texas, are ar
ranging a reception and dance in
honor of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Mar
shall and the Misses Wilson, for
March 8. Luncheons, theatre parties
and musicales are among the further
plans the dates of which are not def
nitely fixed as yet.