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ATTORNEYS NOT
UNIT IN PROBE /
OF LIGHTFOOT
Bar Association Members Are
Opposed to Accepting the
Slipped Buck

Against the objections of Senator
Albert F.. Judd and Judge X. F..
Quarles. the Bar Association of Ha-
waii at an open meeting in the office
of A. l.. c.. Atkinson yesterday after
room ordered an Investigation of the
charges brought by Claudius II. Nc
Bride against Attorney Joseph Light
foot MI. H..
BY election of the twenty members
present. a special committee, consist
ing Of J. w. Cathcart, chairman, A.
ID. Larnach and Senator Judd was
chosen to visit the island of Hawaii
at the expense of the association and
conduct a thorough inquiry.
The charge against Attorney Light
foot, it will be remembered, is made
that he, out of court, made serious
charges reflecting on the moral char
acter of Circuit Judge Matthewman.
in the course of court session at
kona ..<...5 g.. .-.. ... ."...
When Senator Judd was nominated
for one of the members of the special
committee Attorney Ashford an
lounced that he did not think, in jus.
tice TO the association and the parties
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CLUBS
unable TO get
Line ON POLICY
Few Meetings Held and All
SIimly Attended-0ne Club
Asks Committee TO
Resign

Reports received last night and this
morning from Republican precinct
clubs indicate that not more than half
of the clubs held meetings last night
in response to the call of the county
committee.
The insurgents" of the ninth pre-
cinct, fourth district, carried out the
plan published in the Star Bulletin
Yesterday afternoon of calling for the
resignation Of the county committee
in a body A resolution to that effect
was passed and reported this morn
ing unanimously adopted.
In the thirteenth precinct of the
fifth district. it was stated today by
club members, a general discussion
brought out considerable sentiment
that Chairman Won Damn and Secre-
tary John H. Wise OF the county cqm-
mfttee should ~. It was felt,
however, that this was q matter for
the county, committee itself TO deal
with. The club indorsed the work of
It's own precinct committeeman, s. p.
C. Correa.
This club discussed a campaign OF
IC,. .;..,s.l =, ~. tbroth
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]. S. NAY Be
FORCED INTO
MEXICO SOON
AMBASSADOR PROTESTS
FEELING AGAINST HIS
C0UNTRYMEN
fAssociatsd Press cablel

MEXICO CITY. Mex, July H.
Once more the situation here is such
as to call forth 4 protest from Uncle
sam and an intimatlon that Mexico
must not Ieopardize the lives Of Amer
ican citizens or the safety Of Ameri-
can property.
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson to-
DAY formally protested to the Huerta
government against what u termed
the Increasing anti-Americanlsm." Ne
declares that the lawless feeling
against Americans has reached = dan
aerous pitch. He has asked that ~
Investigation be made Of an anohy-
nous threat to dynamite the Ameri-
can embassy.
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big BUSINESS
NP0LIIIGS IS
MULHALLG CHARGE

WASHINGTON, D. c., July i2s-
Continuing his testimony before the
Investigating committee today, Mar
tin M. MuIhall, formerly In the en-
ploy Of the National Association Of
manufacturers, declared that the a.
ISOLATION had financed aggressive
campaigns to defeat Charles {.
Hughes Of New York when he was
running for governor, and also 70 re-
elect Senator AIdrich Of Rhode Island
and Congressman Littlefield Of
Maine.
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BECKER MUST
SERVE Term AS
GANGSTER AID

NEW YORK, N. y, July 12.-The
supreme court Of New York today
crushed the hopes Of. former Police
Lieutenant Charles A. Becker when u
denied him retriai. Ever since Beck
er was found guilty Of completely in
the murder Of Gambler RosenthaI by
the ganesters, and was sentenced TO
Sing Sing. his friends have been work
ing for a new trial.
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DRYDOCk DECISION WILL
BE MADE ON AUGUST 6
Especial jstar-BuIletin cablel

WASHINGTON, D. C.,
Engineers Stanford ad a
decision postponed until after August
in affairs here at loss to explain
dispatch only
which investigated the p
findings
report both the site and the sec
signed by Civil Engineers dase frrs
=
Admiral CoWles then
of the floating crane
the
rCrated N s
understand the reference to conflicting and
in the dispatch
by board which last
signed by all three
that there Will
be Pearl all along
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. II. f. A Ruething, who is asking for
a divorce from Clara Ruething on the
strength of his charge that she is ad-
dicted to intoxicating liquors, must
pay $25 attorneys fees for the wife,
pending the outcome of his suit.
Judge Robinson so ruled this mprninS
Ruething asks for the custody Of the
four minor children. ....t
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WoRkMEN ACETATE FIGHT
IAssoclated Press Cablel

ASSOc1aled FfeoS (dotct
MEXICO CITY, Mex July ,i2.--
Thirty thousand workmen have appeal
ed to the government for systeuatic
military instruction Gin preparation
for fight for national existee<o. 4
bio student Demonstration b o Be held
tomorrow. Sentiment is heard every
where that Intervention BY the United
States Is likely.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston (doubleheader}- r}-chicago
z, eoston 2; Chicago o, Boston 9.
At Washington--cIeVeland 5, Wash
ington 4. 49,. >.-..~@ 49,. -..~ "
At New York-St. Louis 2, Ne"
York 1. .>.~ 49,. 49,. IL. ..... +.
At Observation-Disclosures 16, Detroit
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HETcH HETCHY WATER FOR
SAN FRANCISCO APPROVED
LAssnciated 90 Cablel

WASHINGTON, D. c., July ia
committee Of tho house today ap-
proved the project To- allow Heteh
Hetchy valley, now a national park
reservation, to be used for the devel-
opnent of water system for san
Francisco. ~
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MINING CAMPS BURNED

GuADARAJARAs Mex. July 12.-
Mexican rebels during the last few
days have burned hummer Of Amer
lean mining camps In this section and
other parts Of the stale % saiIsco. The
offleials, 4 Is reported, have escaped.
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NEW ZEALAND SIGHTED.

The New Zealand was sighted at
1:45 o'clock this afternoon from the
Diamond Head lookout. At that time
she was about ten miles southeast of
port.
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ASKED
TOFIXPEACE.
Terms At Once
Associated Press ICablel /

SOFIA, Bulgaria. July f2.-Definite
PROGRESS toward peace among the war
ring allies was reached last night
when all of the bef!iaerents empower
ed Russia to seek FOR peace and to
propose terms for a pact to be signed.
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
[Associated Press Cable1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At chicago-chicaso 6, Brooklyn S.
At Cincinnati-New York 8, Cinein-
natl 1. .:s.. ....:.~ -. -
At St. Louis-PhiIadeIphia II, ST.
Louis 1. ~. ..~.:. :.@:
At Pittsburs-Pittsbure 6, Boston 4.
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CLEAN sweep !.
FOR HUI NALU
g.. -:..-.~' H.: .: -. -. =. Z -. g.. !,
INLOS ANGELES
TSneciaI Star-Rulletin. CabIeI

49,. Especial Star bulletin Cablel HI
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 12.-The
Hui Nalu Swimmers made a clean
sweep in the southern California meet
here yesterday. ill.,. H..
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PRICE CUT IN 1.
PINEAPPLES Is
CONTEMPLATED

A cut of approximately fifteen per
cent in the price of canned pineapples
is contemplated by the local pine.
apple interests. according to reports
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The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
LAUREL.

Mrs GrenviIIe Lewis, Of Tennessee. is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
De Wilton Snowden, in North 4aurel.
DIR. Charles L. Billiard was the guest
of friends here during the week.
Mrs. Callow. of Catonsville, was the
recent guest OF Mrs. Charles Tavcnner-
A pancake party will be given Tues
day evening by the Ladies' Aid Society
of st. Philips Church. at the residence oc
Mrs. w. F. Taylor. in Main Street.
Aprons and other useful articles will be
for sale.
The Misses Goldsborough were at home
Wednesday afternoon for the last time
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lnnerarety. Of Bal
timore, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. y. Innerarety this week.
Mrs. w. G. Haynie. who was tho re-
CEN guest of Mrs. Luther Graves. has
returned TO her home on the Eastern
Shore.
The comedy drama, 'Rube and His
Ma will be given Friday evening at the
Academy of Music. for the benefit of the
Laurel Baseball Club" by the following
young people: Misses Wiles. Bond, Frost,
Baldwin. Messrs. Fisher. Atkins, Pal
mer, Ellis, Kaiser and Marshall
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. George a. King and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert NJ. Hinckley, were at
home for the last time this season on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby will he at home
informally on Thursdays in February.
Mrs. H. NJ. Anderson gave a birthday
party in honor of Miss Frances Brown,
OF Stone Cottage, last evening.
The Misses Harvey are entertaining as
their house guests, the Misses Alice and
Grace Street, of New \ ork.
Mrs. r. w. J. Brewster has returned
from Philadelphia, where she was the
guest OF her son, Lieut.. David Brewster,
L. s. NJ. c. ---eut Brewster will soon
leave for duty in China.
Mrs. William DonneIly, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Kearney. in Roanoke. Va, has returned.
Mrs. Gardner Orme has returned from
New York.
Miss Evelyn Ofutt, Of Friendship
Heights, is visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. John Magruder has returned from
a visit to Frederick, Md.
The Junior Daughters of the King, of
st. Johns Church. will entertain the
members OF the Junior Brotherhood on
Monday evening.
Miss Mary r Jones is visiting Mrs
Bushby at the StOddard.
The mems club of st. Johns Church
will have a meeting Tuesday evening at
the Parish Hall. The male quarette of
Hampton Institute, will give plantation
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
PREPARE FOR KIRMESS.
knights of Columbus to Hold Big
Event Enster Monday.

The knights Of Columbus are making
extensive preparations tor their coming
kirness. which starts Easter Monday.
March "a and extends to April 5. The
kirmess will be held in the X OF c. Hall.
at SIS Z Street Northwest, and n lunch
con from IL a IN to > ,. NJ. every day
during the entire period >: the kirmess.
The features Of the kirmess will be many
and varied. and voting for the most pop
ular grGn1 knight should devel''o into =
spirited contest 6mong the members Of
the five councils. This feature Is In
charge OF very capable committee. with
Deputy Grand Knight Hewitt, OF Potomac
Council, as chairman.
The grand knights entered in this
contest and their respective councils are
rs follows: DR.. Joseph y. Mudd. WASH
ineton Council: Charles W. DarT. keans
Council: William J. McGee. Carroll Cour
Gil: Francis J. p. Clesry, Spalding Coun-
ell, and Richard A. Curtin. OF Potomac
Council \ handsome silver service will
be presented to the winner OF the con-
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
CLEVELAND PARK.

Mrs. Emil C. Schneider, formerly Mrs.
Saum, was hostess at n beautifully ap-
pointed tea on Thursday afternoon. at
her home on Newark Street. The house
was most attractively decorated with
PINK roses, carnations, and ferns. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Susie
Thompson, Miss 5. \. Moore, Miss Ber-
nice Curson, Miss Lyon, Miss Braddock.
Mrs. Hahn, OF Chicago, who poured tea,
and a niece, Mrs. Kuhn. who served
frappc.
Mrs. S. s. Voorhees, was at home on
Friday, for the last time this season.
The Misses McEuwcn and Miss Kellott
were hostesses at a most attractive tea
on Friday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Yeager has sent out cards
for auction bridge next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes OIiphant and
their youngest son, Mr.. Campbell Oil
phant, are spending the winter at Gi11
Newark Street. Mrs. Oliphant will be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Drum,
daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. r. c. Drum.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
Photo by Harris Ewing.

the ceremony being performed by Rev.
+. F. Neel, a pastor OF the CoIesville
Methodist Church, in the presence OF a
small company OF relatives and friends
Rev. Earle Wilfiey, pastor OF Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Washington,
delivered a lecture on "Ben-Hur' In the
Rockville Christian Church last evening.
4 large gathering greeted him.
4 family reunion at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Hunter was among
the most interesting of recent events in
Rockville. Those present included Mrs
Horace D. Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
G. Boland. Mr.. and Mrs. w. OutcrbridEe
Spates, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Bouic,
Miss Waters, Mr.. Kenneth Waters and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter.
Miss Anna Candy, Of Colesville. and
Miss NJ. Lillian Morgan, of Rockville,
were guests at dinner given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Alice HynsOn in her
apartments in Washington.
Miss Ruth Faincs. of LaytonsviIle, en-
tertained a number OF her friends a few
evenings ago, her guests including Mr..
and Mrs. John Allnutt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooke Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Kim
BILE, Misses Fife Townsend. Maude Bell,
Cuyler Dwyer. Virginia Walker. Messrs.
Russell Duvall. Remus Riggs. George
Plummer, Thomas Plummer, Ernest
Hawkins, and Louis Bell.
Mrs. John II. Gassaway and daughter.
RosalIe, have returned from Baltimore,
where they visited friends.
Mrs. Oscar w. Henderson and little
daughter, who spent two weeks visiting
relatives in Baltimore, have returned to
their home here.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
BROOkLAND:

A wedding of much interest here will
be that of Miss Florence L. Lyon and
Mr.. Chester J. Berry, which will take
place on Tuesday evening at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. J. L. Lyon.
Rev. p. ]. O'Connell. a cousin OF the
bride. will performe the ceremony.
Miss Amy Smith. of Berry, Md. is the
guest of Miss Henry.
Miss Marie Woodward has returned
from a months visit to Jacksonville,
Fla, where she was most extensively
entertained.
Mr.. Frank McHugh. of Wilmington,
Del, is the weekend guest of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James +. McHugh.
Miss Rebecca Lennon entertained the
Five Hundred Club Monday evening
Miss Emma Washington was the lucky
winner Of the first prize. while Miss
Marie Woodward carried off the second.
Mrs. II. NJ Woodward entertained her
bridge club on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Arthur May will be the next hos
tess.
The young ladies of Trinity College
Will give a tea on Tuesday afternoon, for
which about 500 invitations have been
issued.
The Ladies' Sewing Guild of the
Church of our Savior gave a pIaylet
entitled Three in One" on Friday even
ing at Masonic Hall. The evening closed
with dancing.
Mrs. Louis II. Julien returned yester-
day from visiting Miss Z. V. Marques in
Long Island City, and Mrs. Barnet
Phillips in Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs. Julien
will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
:. J. Henry in Chevy Chase for a few
days before returning here.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
VIII Reopen Bank.

Plans have been formulated by the di-
rectors of the First National Bank. OF
High Bridge, y. j.. which was closed by
a shortage being discovered a few days
ago, for the re-opening of the bank on
February 5. Deputy Comptroller T. T.
Kane. who was sent to High Bridge and
New York for conference with the
banks directors. and with a. l.. Fowler.
the national bank examiner for that dis
trict, reported yesterday that arrange
ments have been made by the directors
to put $4,000 into the bank at once This
will provide the deficiency and the resto-
ration of the capital.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
Continued from Page One.

Bell. Miss Ruth Wheaton, Miss Kather-
ine Wilson, Miss Florence Schneider,
Miss Pauline HedIan. Miss Clarinne
Hunter, Miss Cynthia Magee of Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich. house guest OF MISS
Orrne: Miss Dewey. of Brooklyn, n. Y,
the house guest OF Miss Lanette Hines
Smith The party will be chaperoned
by Mrs. Orlando H. Smith and Mrs.
Mckay.
Grace Episcopal Church of the Plains
was very attractively decorated win
evergreens and roses on Wednesday even
ing January .. for the wedding OF Miss
Mary Worth Hulffsh. daughter of Mr.. Fl.
II. Hulfsh OF the Plains. and Mr.. George
Ayers Troth OF Alexandria. Va.
Tho bride. WHO wore dark blue tailored
suit and. picture hat, and carried Bride
roses and lilies Of the valley. entered the
church escorted by her father. who gave
her In marriage.
She was attended by her sister. Mrs.
John Edward Lewis, OF Bluemont, as ma
tron OF honor. who wore gown OF dark
blue messaIine and shadow lace and
carried a bouquet OF American Beauty
roses The bridegroom had as his best man
Mr.. Laurence \. Hulfsh. of Haymarket;
Messrs. Clay PaXon and Robert Lake, OF
LOudoun County. served as ushers. Rev.
j. J. Norwood officiated. The wedding
music was rendered by Mrs. James An
drew HuInsh, OF Alexandria
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Troth
left for Southern trip. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. William B.
Smithers, Messrs. Worth and George
Hulfsh, Mrs. James Andrew Hulfish and
Miss Annie Lewis, of Alexandria. Va;
Mrs. William Harper Dodge. of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexan-
der and daughters. Virginia and Pauline.
Messrs. Clay Paxonand Robert Lake, of
Loudoun County. Va; Mr.. and Mrs
George Ayers, of Manassas, Va: Miss
Elinor wilkins and Mr.. Luther Lynn, OF
Catharpin, Va; Miss Annie Troth. OF
Accotink; Miss Lucie DagOn. of Grove
ton: Misses Nellie Bell Margaret and
Rose Shirley, Irene Demary and Ruth
Hulfsh. Messrs. Laurence A. Hulfsh,
and Herman Shirley, of Haymarket.
Another guest at the wedding was
Aunt Henrietta Perry, who. in the
ante-bellum days, belonged to the great
grandfather of the bride.
Before the wedding. Miss Hulfish en-
tertained the following guests at a
house party: Misses Margaret and
Rose Shirley. Nellie Bell. Annie Troth,
Lucie Dagon. Ruth Hulfsh. and the
Messrs. Clay Paxon, Robert Lake, Lau-
renee Hulfish, George A. Troth. and |
Mrs. John E Lewis and Mrs. James A.
Hulfsh. On Wednesday an informal !
dinner was given in honor of her |
guests.
Miss NJ. V. Bolts. Of 2o21 Fourteenth |
Street Northwest, left to-day for New |
York City. !
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02

songs and Mrs. Gerome F. Kidder will
address the club, after which refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs John p Taylor entertained at a
tea Thursday afternoon for Miss Mary
MCCubbin. OF Chevy Chase. Mrs. Taylor
received her guests assisted by Miss Nc
Cubhin and Miss Isabelle Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor's gown was black charmeuse and
lace and Miss McCubbin wore pale blue
crepe. Those assisting were Miss Elsie
McCubbin. Mrs. William hamilton, Mrs.
5. R. Belt. and Miss Knowles. Mrs.
James Orme served punch and Mrs. ].
Lightfoot Wormeley and Mrs. Gardner
Orme were in the dining room. The
decorations throughout were palms, pink
carnations. and narcissus. with a num-
ber Of pink shaded candles.
The Junior class OF Georgetown College
gave d delightful dance Friday evening
in the Ryan gymnasium. A section Of
the Marine Band played for the dancing.
The committee in charge of the arrange
mcnts was Mr.. McNulty. Mr.. Devlin.
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Barnner.
Miss Elizabeth Winston, OF Madison
Hall. has returned from a visit to New
York, where she was entertained by Mrs.
$. F. Flower and Mrs. Robert S. Lovett-
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
ROCKVILLE.

An interesting meeting of the Rock
vile Womdn's Club was held Thursday
afternoon at the clubhouse. Domestic
Science was the topic for the day. The
programme included talk by Mrs. Cur
tbs, contributions Of menus and recipes
by various members and other features.
Refreshments were served.
The Woman's Club, OF Bethesda, held
its last meeting at the home of Mrs. w.
G. Wilmarth. in Washington. An in
teresting programme was rendered, after
which refreshments were served.
Rev. William D. Keane, formerly pas
tor OF the Rockville Southern Methodist
Church, visited friends In Rockville dur
ing the week.
Miss Ella J. Milstead. of Colesville this
county. and Mr.. Willard S. Hearn. of
were married a few days
ago at the home Of the brides parents,
The Washington herald., 1913-02-02

their cousin, Mrs. William l.. rnduch. of
baltimore Those present included --Irs.
Herbert Oliver. Mrs d. hoxIey Low,
Mrs. Laurence Stabler. Mrs. T. Z. Coch-
ran. Mrs. Richard Gibson, Mrs. c. c.
Leadbeater. Mrs. Stewart Jameson, Mrs.
Lewis II. Machen. Mrs. William Con-
nelly. Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper, Mrs
Isaac Gregg, Mrs. Wilmer ]. Waller, Miss
Cora Smoot. Miss Minnie Henderson, Miss
Dollie Zimmerman. Miss Frances Danen-
hover Miss Katherine Hutton. Miss
Mary Glenn Uhler and Miss Naomi Sim
mons. Prizes were won by Mrs. Stewart
Jameson. Mrs. d. MoxIey Low and Mrs
William Connolly.
Miss Barbara Campbell. Of Charles
town. w. Va. is the guest OF Miss Nancy
Jones. in Prince Street.
Mr.. Bankhea Lee, of Stafford, Va,
spent the weekend here.
Miss Louise Mason. of Richmond, Va.
who has been visiting relatives in J'p-
perville, Va. is now the guest Of her
aunts. the Misses Norton. Gle Prince
Street.
Miss Glrard. Of Fort Myer. Va. was
the guest of Miss Harriet Douglas dur
ing the week.
Miss Frances Moore of Charlestowp.
". Va. is visiting Miss Mary Phillips.
Mr.. Robert L. Nails, is in Tuscon.
Ariz.. for his health.
Members OF the Five Hundred Club
were entertained Friday night by Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Joyce Waller at their
home in Rosen.ont. The prize winners
were Mrs. d Moxley Low. Mrs. William
Unduch. OF Baltimore: Mr. T. Anderson
Sommers.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs Her.
bert Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Acton,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Anderson Sommers,
Mrs. Isaac Gregg. Mrs. d. Moxley Low,
Mrs. William Unduch. Miss Katherine
Waller, Mrs. Edward II. Kemper.
Miss Mary Ellen Hartman entertained
a few Of her friends at cards Friday
evening last in honor of her guest, Miss
Genevieve Canister. OF Baltimore
Miss Frances Danenhower entertained
at cards Thursday evening last at her
home at the Fairfax apartments Her
guests were Mrs. Thomas b. Cochran.
Mrs. d. Moxley Low, Mrs Henry
o Rannon Cooper. Mrs. Harry Beverley.
Miss Mary Glenn Uhler, Miss Cora
Cochran. Miss Emily johnson. Miss
Elizabeth Herbert. Miss Katherine Hut
ton. Sandy Spring. Nd. Prizes were
won by Misses Hutton and Herbert.