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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-31
SHE SHOULD WORRY

Miss Alice Gregg. q slater
Of the Gregg brothers. the two
Luna park dsredeviis, 10 not
supersti,lous.
To prove II. she Will rlsk her
life tonight In the same auto
mobile which has already claim
ed a human victim and only
last Sunday narrowly missed
snuffins out two additional
lives.
The number Of the auto 10 -.
On Friday. the 18th. 1905.
Norman Mack. riding In this
auto, attempted to do a single
loop-,he-loop feat In Australia.
The machine failed to complete
the circle and Mack was crush
ed TO death.
Tonight Miss Gregg will at.
tempt TO turn n triple somer-
sault In the car az Luna park.
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NATIONS BALK
AT FRISCO EXPO

WASHINGTON. July Si.-Strong
Indications that neither Germany
nor Great Britain will participate
In the 1918 Panama Pacific exposi.
ton AT san Francisco was admit.
ted here today at the state depart.
mcnt. whore limitations to that et.
feet have been received.
In both cases the reason assigned
Is that international expositions are
50 Gequent rs 20 lose any trade
w they may originally have pos
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SEEK CURL THIEF

PARIS. July 3i.-The police to-
day are looking for a welldressed
woman who frequents fashionable
parks and ships the curls of little
girls as they play. What pretty
hair you have. my pet" she says TO
the children. Let me tie your
ribbon for you" Later mamma dis
covers the locks are gone. But 30
IL the mysterious woman. She is
supposed to DO working for a hair
firm
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oils. a, Rs gre rs ssne 'g sSs oIa soe
tracts. Zoe. 4 cans milk 25c 10 bars
soap. Csc 2 pkRs Quaker oats 25c
new potatoes. IL lbs z5c. 70c aspara
gus. i5c. 25c olives t5c: fat her
ring, 2bc. regular 2sc caviar. toc,
hnlibut. 2 lbs. i5c, salmon. 9 lbs. 2sc.
3sc pepper. zoe ID. soc tea, acc III.
raapberries. SC box. peaches. zoe has
ket. 4Oc coffee. ? lbs. 81 pure lard.
I5c III. compound lard. 2 lbs. CSC;
picked spare ribs. $50 III. corned
eggs, 3bc doz.
Never falls. Buffers Liquid
Tooth Filler stops the ache. Drug
gists, 25c.--Advertlsement.
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Prince Weds an
American Girl

LOS ANGELES. July 3i.--After
a quiet wedding. Prince and Prin-
cess Sulkowski OF Austria are en-
route today to New York to sail
for Europe.
The princess formerly was Miss
Marie Fretz OF Los Angeles, whom
the prince met during a recent tour
OF America. Their wedding was
celebrated after special permission
from the Austrian emperor was OBJ
tanned
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i ssa5:'l Immigration
men PUZZLED

- h.FtNfHR NfNHn leased wire
VANCOUVER, n, c. July Si.-
With the arrival OF more Hindus on
The Nippon Shushen kaisha liner
sado Maru. which Is now nj Vie.
Nrla. and the report that 1000 Rus.
ms from siberia are ON their way
~ on Russian volunteer liner
problem of what To do with I'm.
.grants from Asia is stirring the
Deal officials here today.
Nine Hindus aboard the Sado
Maru face deportation. as the OF.
f'cials are informed that. instead OF
coming direct from Calcutta. they
stayed for a time In Hong Kong.
Mayor Morley has warned the I'm.
migration officials not TO allow the
1000 Russians 10 land until arrange
ments have been made TO send them
20 the Middle Western provinces.
where there is a demand for har.
vest hands. lie says the labor mar.
ket Is glutted here,
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PUBLIC MARKETS


whole salmon. aoc each: aockeYe
salmon. lbs- ace. haiibut, lbs. 2sc
red snapper. Toe ID. 2 pkEH. fnhca .
roni. he. cans corn or tomatoes.
2Sc J boxes best matches. f0c. soc
bottle grape juice. soc. apricots. &c
dor. sweet corn. zoe and zoe dor
peaches. zoe basket. tomatoes. Sc ~. /.
J 2-oz- pkg. black figs. l0c. = III.
pkg 25c y pit. olive oil lbc, small
bottle peanut oil. 1sc. ats. olive oil.
zoe. zoe cans shRd. itc.
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LIMITED HITS MAN

WESATCHEE. WASH. July 81
Chas. F. Ogilvie Is dead here today
as a result OF being hit by the Orr.
entail Limited while walking across
the track 70 talk 10 a friend In an.
other train at Cashmere. The Lin.
fled was going 90 miles an hour.
Ogilvis was struck by the protrud-
Ing steam cylinder and hurled un.
der the other train.
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Young salmon. acc and 1sc each !:
halibut. lOc 10. , lbs. csc. smolta, (,
lbs i5c; salmon. Toe H., lbs. 2sc
kippered herring. 2 lbs 2bc. Norway
mackerel. i0c, 2 for Csc. homo rem
dered lard. i2isc ID. pot roast. &c
T-bonS steak. f5c ID. cans i-bic
plums. 2bc. lhrg. cans peaches. fhc
Rib can cottoiene. 2bc. lbs cube
sugar, bSc. pkgs. macaroni. isc.
bnrs toilet soar. loo.
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CITY NEWS

Two residences. one az 1908 25sh
ay. s.. owned BY ID. II. Donaldson.
and the other. 1907 25th av. s.. oc-
cupied by Mrs VI. Greenerud, were
partly destroyed by fire Wednes-
day when sparks from n steam
shovel ignited the dwellings. Mrs.
Greenerud was slightly burned.
Henry Mullin. q sailor, was ar
rested By Sergt. y. III. Jennings.
Enlarged with having assaulted
sfeamster for Taylor & Edwards
Tuesday night Mullin Is charged
with assault In the third degree.
A fine OF 5000 for contempt Of
court was imposed upon Hendrick
Snvdarn. local capitalist. by
Judge Gillian for falling 10 make
a deed In accordance with an or
der OF the court
Arrangements are being made
for the annual picnic Of jurors, to
take place at Woodland Park Au-
gust I. Jurors who have been
called 10 the superior court during
the last year will be invited.
Merle Thorpe, professor Of jour
nalism at the University OF Kan
sas. and who formerly conducted
the same department at the U. OF
w, Is in Seattle, visiting friends.
He leaves for San Francisco
Friday.
Mrs. e. G. Smith Of Victoria sue
cumbed on the steamer Adelaide.
on route to Seattle, "wednesday
night. The body was taken to Bon
ney-Watson's.
Three tasicab drivers who solicit
cd business within the forbidden
tfnes az the c. p. X. dock. In viola
tion OF the dock ordinance. were
fItA $40 each by Judge Gordon
Wd ,asday The drivers were X. T..
Spa 81. Dave Herman and Il. u.
Curtis.
Resolutions Of regard and esteem
for Judge r. A. Mcdonald, the pres
ident OF the board. who died Tues
daAwere passed by the Seattle
sen board Wednesday.
A new mail service between Be-
= attic and Grays Harbor points over
the o w, beginning August is, has
been announced by Superintendent
OF the Railway Service F. w. Vail.
James Doherty, n. lie suffering
from knife stabs In the arm and
leg today. for which he blames John
plane. The fray occurred at the
foot of Jackson at. at 10 O'Clock
: Wednesday night. Blame was
caught running from the scene
plane accuses Doherty OF attempt
ing TO hold him up.
All persons interested In the
growth and development OF home In
dustriag have been Invited to &C
eompany members OF the Home
Consuuefs' league on an inspection
~ the Zimmerman-De gen shoe rae
tory Friday afternoon. The party
viii leave room 5000 Arcade build
ing at O'Clock.
Mo more open meetings Will bs
allowed to be held on the universit,
campus without the authorization "
noe board, WAS the ruling maze DI
,ZH oard Of regents OF tho coIleg'
..s' , !, ~. :: ;: ,.,... .. ..
Nchicago, will occupy tbs pulpit
ph the A. NJ. r. church. 1872 IAN
'av., Sunday night. On Mcnday
night Rev. Parks will lecture at tins
church. No admission VIII be
charged.
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New Alaska herring. &c each. or 9
for 2bc. salmon. 2 lbs. 25c. red snap
per ioc ID. , lbs. zoe: haiibut 4 lbs.
lumhiR river sturgeon. $50 h. solsa.
lbs ibc. good creamery butter. aOc
ID. best Washington creamery but
ter. 35c H.. 2 lbs. 81 cooking butter.
30o ID. 2 lbs SIC. homo made Jams.
glasses csc 2 cans milk. isc. Queen
olives. 2bo at; fig syrup, regular 25c
bottle, lie
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OH, SAY NOT so!

LONDON. July 3i.-A luncheon
tent adjoining the grandstand at
Goodwood race track was burned
today. Suffragets are supposed 10
have been responsible.
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A STAR WANT AID WILL SELL THAT COW

Tho belt Of equatorial calm, or
doldrums, r. from 100 To 600 miles
wide. but, like the trade winds on
either side. Il loses II character In
many places ON land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-31

Classified "A Hate. Transient rates
are cents per limo for charge
ads. or times for the price % I,
cents per line for cash ads or
timcH for the price ~ 4 Phones
Elliott "a or Main pt0o.
For tho convenience Of our readers.
We have established agencies ut
tho following locations;
22p union So. with Souvenir ana
Curio shop. Phone Elliott a.
u. ~. Mullen. 6Aop ballard nv Phone
ballard 500.
Ads may be loft nt those branches.
where same rHtsa viii BIO given as
at main office
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is on tho address label Of your
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on VERY EASY TERMS

on good road. close in to good
school. has good live spring on
~ easy TO clear. has slight
south slope 10 ~, good soil. 20
you can raise anything; plenty
~ neiFhbors living close by,
Call at i04 Cherry 81. and let
me show you this property.
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NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARM

TWENTY ACRES. handy to both
Kent and Auburn: all level. rich,
productive loan soil: all in gar
den. meadow and pasture; all
fenced, bearing orchards good G.
room house. barn s0x50: close TO
school and neighbour good heavy
team, driving mare. harness,
wagons, buggy, mower, nil kinds Of
farming implements, cows, 2
heifers, SOW. boar. 10 pigs, about
100 chickens and household furni-
ture, Everything goes. Price
$4,000. terms.
Selling country property our spe-
cialty,
ROBERT MALTRY, 1910 Alaska BID
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Here's the Man Who Made Stew
That Won the Heart of Kaiser Bill
Cimbale De Homard Imperator the Stew That
Got Chef a Decoration

Take equal parts OF lobster
onions ana tomatoes Cut all these
and sauto them butter over enough white wine
ana brandy to flavor TO taste Season pepper
NOW put INTO porcelainlinod soup.kettlo
lh amount must be roguaod OF the or
lobster ana vegetables \
know about how much
after has boiled ono or two hours The soup
be thickencd
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PERSONALS

TuPT0DRoME ACADEMY DANG
ing taught In lessons; private
class. Apply office
GET ACQUAINTED SOCIETY.
Names and addresses. 7oS Pine St
Ladies' free.
kavanauEh.s 5000 Hats LIE ist ex
Dir, W TODD. 200 SECOND Az, 3
Diseases 81 men
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MISCELLANEOUS

EMPIRE DYE wOuks-tLEANiN
ana repairing asa First \. work
called for aud delivered q. a. 7e9
CHILDREN DoAnDEDI ENPrn-
fenced care a2b n 10th 81, near
thth ana fhinney ballard 1850.
ron SALE OH CHATTER
POWER CttrtStNG LAUNCH
fino launch. bokii = with stat"
rooms, dining room. galley ana
toilet, 20 ii. y. Union engine speed
10 miles an hour. gasoline tank ca
pnrity, 800 gallons. wntor tank ca
phcity. zoo gallons hcrths Tor 10
people. viii carry 90 day paHsen-
gers water tight collision bulk
head. fore ana ait. Boat 10 In first
clhhH condition throughout, ana
viii be sold for t9to0. which II
hair original cost Can 30 char
tered At reasonable rates for erulH-
Ing OF pleasure trips
a H. NEWELL. iRO spring 81
,oICu. DAVENPORT. nitAss DED-
atrada and mattresses for salt.
tgl2 WeHtlake Main 1851
KODAK DEVELOPING. ioo PER
roll, any size. Jacobs' Photo shop.
r-t Hiig
WOULD LIKE pO-
Hitlon. fret class gas engine man.
Phone Elliott 42b2, room ~.
New pianos for rent rent applied on
purchass. Mey Ton.r. 1Il Ln,an.
Q FEMALE HELP WANTED.
LADIES' SAMPLE HAAS. EN-
tFaordluHfy values. for VI TO ".
Ladies' sample Hat Store. over
tantaReA Theatre
COMPETENT NOnWE-
gian second xiii Call 1905 seneca.
non POINT IRONS. ss.5o
Guaranteed 10 Years.
sound Electric Co. 1910 Ftrst Az
SHORT HAND TOUCH rYPEWRtT- |
ing complete - lessons. 4oos Ar
cads Hlfg Main 2Tia
WANTED - COMPETENT COOKS
and girls for general homework |
Free Public Employment office, |
30s Liberty BLDG Third and lnion.
1 900 niHHS ri,kERs WANTED
by raspberry growers, fuynllup or |
sumner Take Northern Pacific |
train bring bedding. cooking |
utensils Inquire berry office. |
either town Picking AT IT'S beet |
Tho ruYnllup and Sumner Fruit |
Growers Association.
W A>TED-~fouNG WOMEN TO
pefieucet or inexperienced. lady |
inHtructreAs. with corps OF able
assistants. IL IN charge % com
pistelY equipped school for train
Ing Inexperienced women. Pupils
paid while learning Apply the
Pacific Telephone a Telegraph |
4
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EXPRESS a TRANSFER.

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO.. 4o4a
i4th av. N e.. university station;
several daily trips 20 and from city.
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ACR EA0E
POTATO LAND

pOJAfO LAND -
20 nCrcs fine potato Land near hll-
Yotdhlo. good boat service TO 30
ettle, with low freight nnc peHHeh %
ger rates
Prioo 400 por mere. go cash and 90
per month.
10 ACRES $3.50
Good, level land. IN well improved
district, just north 81 Bremsrtou
Navy Yard. near Tracyton. on
Dyes Inlet. an exceptionally good
piece Of land for berries. fruits.
garden and poultry. ana whore you
have several trips daily to Seattle
and easy reach OF BromsrtOn Navy
Yard. VERY EASY TERMS
cLIrFOUD A VAN ARsDALD. Inc.
Main office 1919 Third Az.
nranchea ie0 Main 81, llzQ First Az.
NICE LITTLE FARM
NEAR KENT. u acres. good level
land. 8 acres improved. balance
pasture. small house. several out
buildings orchard, good vol
faces main road. surrounded by
nice improved farms. mail and gro
cerloH delivered at door. t2.tb0
Selling country property our spe-
Cinlty
RoDERr MALTBY. 1910 Alaska BID.
10 ACRES. HICu SOIL. PART nor
tom land. located Ia IA VOL I'm
proved district. good roads. tele-
phones H. r. D.. easy 90 Improve
400. terms
l.. j. MARSH a co, 1909 Third Az
ron JUST siTo
You can buy nice t-ncre tract. rich.
lovol land. that will support aver
age family why not invest your
hnvinRs and prepare Tor old hgef
Terms 90 cash. IS mon thly.
Puget Sound Farms Co, 600 Bra Az.
$3.50
10 acres adjoining school, near Port
Orchard 1880 down. 80 90 per
month. interest per cent Call
Oiiinger. 1914 American Bank Bldg
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
,,,,ry uvprnTAKiNe
cREMAToRiEs

BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Crematory Columharium and Aauso.
feum. Information md Illustrated
booklet ON application. Phones
Main and Elliott sta 1871 Ftrrf nY.
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30 FARMS & FARM LANDS.
DAInYnES. ATTENTION.

FARM BARGAIN 40 acres in ons
OF the best farming districts u
Western Warrington. over 40
acres now ia crops. so acres norp
fine pasture all level rich. clay
loan soil. good b-ronm house 2
large barns up-to date poultry
houses. shop and tool house. nice
bearing orchard. all Kinds ~ small
fruits. fine large creek good vel,
with windmill and new tank. SICK
ness cOnpelH immediate sale. Price.
Including stock and farming imple-
montA. tI5,b00 VIII take SeBttIs
property as part payment
Boiling country property our hps-
cialty
ROBERT MALTBY. 1910 Alaaka BID.
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100 GOLD, GLASS. ENAMEL SIGNS
HON EADs.

FREE HOMEsTEADs 2.Ooo,0o0
acres. Decided lands. 81 70 80
acre. ready for blowing. yields 25
20 60 bushels wheat. finest inland
climate. low hOmeseeksrs' oScur-
rious write for literature. imIni-
grafton Bureau c. NJ. N 81 II. Ey,
Seattle Wash
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FLORISTS.
FURNITURE e.

itisDON. FLoHIsT. 227 UNION n:
Elliott 9O7 Speciality. funeral
work cut flowers
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WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE.
Universal Furniture Co, 1919
WeRfIake AZ. Mnln III.
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THE CANADIAN RANK OF COM
merce-Head office. Toronto. Cam
ada t350 branches in Canada, etc.)
General banking business Inter
est allowed ON savings and time
deposits.
Seattle nrnnch. @. V. Holt. Mgr.
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H. MIHoN, 1924 SIXTH Ay-FULL
line Of second hand furniture at
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LIVESTOCK.
MACHiN e RY.

DIAMOND MACHINE MANUFAC-
turing Co. fifth floor Manufacture
ers Exchange Bldg. Occidental
and King Gear cutting: general
nachlnists: inventions developed
Phone Main 1914
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RoominE house In suburbs: choice
patronage; s lady teachers as reg
ular boarders: everything in good
shape: abundance OF fruit in yard
fine view OF lake and mountains.
for acreage,
NJ. u. PRICE. 100 Spring ST.
Phone Main sob
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All persons Interested In the
srowth and development Of home In.
dustrles have been invited to ac-
eompany members OF the Home
Consumefs' league on an inspection
OF the Zlmmerman-Degen shoe tac-
tory Friday afternoon. Ihe parry
will leave room 5000 Arcade puma
ing at 2 O'Clock.
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No more open meetings Will be
allowed to be held on the university
campus without the authorization OF
n ~ board, was the ruling made by
IA oard Of regents Of the college
esday.
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UUPMoDILEs. ROADsTEHs
and touring cars: VIII sell on
payments Hupmobile Distrib-
utors, 1902 nroRdwny
Evening star., 1913-01-19
Cill-Parris.

Miss Juliet Paris. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albion X. Paris. and Mr.
Theodore Gill were married last even
ing in the fiower-decked drawing room
of the Paris home by the Rev. Mr..
Frederick b. Howden of St Johns
Church, Georgetown.
Mr.. Paris gave his daughter in mar
riase. Her only attendant was Miss
Hanna Matthews
The bride wore gown of white
brocade, draped with beautiful thread
lace. which has been in the family for
more than a hundred years.
A coronet of orange blossoms held her
long tulle veil, and she carried a
bouquet of white orchids and lilies of
the valley.
The maid of honor wore yellow char
meuse and carried a bouquet of Rich
mOnd roses. Mr.. Newton Perry was
the best man. A large reception fol-
lowed. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill left late in
the evening for their honeymoon, the
latter wearing a becoming suit of brown
broadcloth with small velvet tOque to
match.
They will reside at Hammond Court
on their return.
Among the out-of-town guests here
for the wedding were Miss Robe of Bal
timore. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Will
liams and Miss Williams of new York.
Miss Lindsay Of Savannah, Ga: Miss
Green of Charleston. w. Va; Mr.. Rod
ney Mercur, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Binns
and Miss Boyle of Philadelphia. and Mr..
Waring Dawbarn of New York.
Evening star., 1913-01-19
House Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Shuster expect to
have as their guest shortly Mrs SINUS
ter's sister, Mrs. c. L. McElroy of Bowl
ing Green, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Shuster
will leave Washington in the near future
to make their home in New York city
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs. Smoot
have with them their son and daughter
Idaho a bride and groom of few
months.
Mrs. S. F. Swindell has as her guests
for the rest Of the winter Mrs. j. w.
Keener and Mrs. 0. S. Overman of Chat
tanoOga. Tenn.
Senator-elect and Mrs. Sheppard have
with them Mr. Sheppards sister, Miss
Olga Sheppard of Texarkana, Tex.
Representative Harvey Helm has with
him at the Driscoll for the rest of the
winter his sister, Miss Lettie Helm of
Stanford, Ky.
Mrs. E. w. Cole has as her guest at the
Willard for the winter Miss Sarah Crosby
Berry of Hazelpath, Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Sibyl Hayes, daughter of Repre-
sentative Hayes. has with her for the
rest of the. season her cousins. MIR.
Worcester and Miss Worcester of Kan
SaS.
Mrs Frank of Fort Wadsworth is the
guest of Gen. and Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. Cooper. wife of Representative
Cooper of Wisconsin, has as her guest
Miss Kathleen Elliott of Mansfield, Ohio.
Evening star., 1913-01-19
Receptions.

Mrs. Austin. wife of Representative
Austin, received for the first time this
season last Tuesday afternoon, at the
Brighton. She was assisted by her
daughter Miss Austin. Miss Claxton and
Miss Hughes. daughter of Representative
and Mrs Hughes.
Mrs. POmerene was at home to her
friends Thursday afternoon at the High :
lands She was assisted by the wives
of the Ohio delegation who were in the
city. Among those who assisted were
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Sharp. Mrs Clay
pool. Mrs. Switzer. Mrs. Bethrck, Mrs
Ansberry. Mrs. Brant and Miss Adams
Mrs. Martin, wife of Judge Martin, and
Mrs. Wade Ellis assisted in the dining
room.
Mrs. James A. Reed, wife Of Senator
Reed of Missouri. was at home for the
first time this season Thursday after
noon. at her home on Biltmore street
She. was assisted by Mrs. Henry l..
Myers of Montana. Mrs. Mclean, wife
of Senator Mclean of Connecticut; Mrs.
Dixon wife of Senator Dixon of Mon
tana; Mrs. Poole of Montana and Mrs
Henry l.. Mann.
Mrs. Swanson of Virginia was at home
Thursday afternoon. Assisting her were
Mrs. Walter Mclean. Mrs. Clayton Miss
Spencer. Miss Howard, Mrs Bartlett and
Mrs. Wordsworth.
Evening star., 1913-01-19
Dance for Debutantes.

y Very pretty dance was given last
night by Mrs. bennett. wife of Commits
sloner bennett. in compliment to Miss
Barbara Stephens and Miss Dorothy
Shuey. both debutanteS of the winter
The other guests We're Miss Sallie Will
liams. Miss Fletcher. Miss Helen Nc
Cumber, Miss Chamberlain, Miss Hardy,
Miss Shackleford. Miss Lloyd Miss Pujo,
Miss Hayes, Miss Johnson. Miss Henry,
Miss Macon. Miss Needham. Miss Brown,
Miss Burnham and Miss Dorothy Den
nett. the school girl daughter of the
hostess; Mr.. Henri Martin. Swiss consul
general to Montreal: Mr. W. n. johann
nessen of the Norwegian legation; Mr..
Chamberlin Mr.. Alexander. Mr.. Laylor.
Mr.. La Toilette Mr.. Hunt Mr. Frank
Bering. Mr.. Douglass Bulloch. Mr.. r.
NJ. Norris, Mr.. Trimble, Mr.. Baker, Mr.
Woodson. Mr.. Murphy. Mr.. Smith, Mr.
Barr and DR.. Adam kemble. Mrs. Ste
phens and Mrs. Kahn. wifes of California
members. and Mrs. Theodore +. Shuey
assisted the hostess in the dining room.