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The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set
spend some time at Saratoga Springs
at August Belmont's villa.

spend some time at Saratoga Springs
at August Belmont,s villa.
Nelson o'shaushnessy is at the Glad
stone at Narragansett Pier, l.. !.
Prince Won Hatzfeldt- Ira ch enberg. and
Hamiel Won Haimhausen, counselors OF
the German embassy. arrived at the
be the guests of the Austria Hungarian
Ambassador and Madame Dumba.
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Among the army officers detailed to
take the first year course at the mounted
service school. Fort Riley, Kansas. are
Lieut. William Overton, Fifteenth
cavalry, formerly stationed at Fort
Myer. and Second Lieut.. Bethel Simp-
son. whose wife was formerly Miss Maie
Byrne, daughter of Col. Charles b.
Byrne. Lieutenant Simpson, who Is now
at Fort Myer. was ordered to duty In
the Philippines, but his orders have re-
Gently been changed.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Church, the
Misses Church and Heilige Church Will
close their home in Twentieth street.
August l, and go to Prouts' Neck. Me-,
for several weeks.
The Assistant Secretary Of Commerce
accompanied by Mrs. Sweet and their
daughter. Miss Sweet. left Washington
yesterday IN their motor car Tor GranC
Rapids. Mich. where they have taker
a house for the summer. Mr.. Sweet will
return to Washington within the nexi
week or ten days.
The Secretary of the Greek legation
s. T. Constantinidi. has taken a suite a.
the Essex and Sussex, Spring Lake, n
j., for the summer
Alberto de Ipanema Moriera. first soc
retary Of the Brazilian embassy, hai
also taken summer quarters at Sprinl
Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Beale R. Howard and
their son, Adams Howard, left tow
this morning by motor for Magnolia
Mass. where they will spend the sum
mer. They will be Joined en- route b!
Mr.. Howard's uncle. Frank A. Richard
son, who Is now in Atlantic City.
Arthur Lee is in town for a few days
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P
Lee Phillips. Mr.. Lee will return t
his country home at Elkins. W. Va.
tomorrow.
Kent Roberts left town today to spenc
the weekend in Annapolis.
The Secretary Of War is spending
few days with Mrs. Garrison at Sea
bright, ". J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison ar
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Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.
nnong the recent arrivals at the Shore

among the recent arrivals at the Shore
ham.
DR., and Mrs. Tom Williams will leave
Washington on Monday for Buzards
Bay, Mass, to remain until fall.
Auljck Palmer IL visiting Senate,
George Peabody Wetmore, in Newport.
Mrs. William NJ. Geddcs, Of 1913 Column
bia road. has returned from a two
weeks visit to Johnstown. Pa. where
she was entertained by her cousin. Mrs.
w. II. Arthur.
coir,r,. Mrs; Arthur thu. gave a luncheon at the
dinner at her home on Valley Pike.
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth. Jr.. are spending a few days ut
the Shoreham
Mrs. John n. Hodges and Miss Mary
Wheeler Vest are members of a party
which motored to the engineer army
camp at Belvoir. Va. this afternoon.
They will return this evening, bring ny
Captain Hodges and a number Of tho
other officers back to Washington with
them to spend the weekend.
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Walter Parker went to Baltimore to-
day to spend the weekend.
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Mrs Macarthur. wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Arthur Macarthur. of the
United States ship Nebraska. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Reginald r. Belknap. at
Newport.
s..
Mrs. F. A. NJ. Hopkins, of Washing
ton, arrived at Narragansett Pier by
automobile this week. and has taken
possession OF the Driftwood villa. Mrs.
Hopkins has as her guest Miss Bur-
roughs. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith will leave
Monday for a short visit to Mr. and
Mrs y. p. Wheeler, Of Endeavor, Pa.
There they will bid farewell to the
Rev. Rex Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler
who will sail from San FRANCISCO on
| August Is, as missionaries to China.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith will go
| to East Gloucester, Mass. for the rest
Of the summer.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
PHOTOPLAYS AND
.-~PHOTOPLAYE
ToDAY's BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.
By GARDNER MACK.

Edward sclwyn in The Arab" by
Edgar selwyn Paramount,
the Columbia Theater. Twelfth and
F streets.
Burr Mcintosh in Colonel Carter
Of Cartersville." adapted from the
story by F. Hopkinson Smith, the
Garden, 423 Ninth street
Harold Lockwood in THE Secretary
Of Frivolous Affairs" (Mutual Mas
d streets.
Alec B: Francis in After Dark"
(Brady-World Film Corp). Gram
dalrs. Ninth and E streets.
Clara Kimball Young in Lola"
(World Film Corp, the IIippodrome,
Ninth street and New York avenue.
Rita Jolivet in The Unafraid"
Lasky- y-Paramount, the Savoy. Four
teenth street. near Columbia road.
Connolly in The Devil" adapted
from the play by Franz Molnar
Mutual Master Picture), the Ar
cade. Fourteenth street and Park
road.
Herbert Rawlinson, Anna Little.
and William Worthington in The
Grail" Laemmle). the Alhambra, 519
Seventh street.
Robert Leonard and Ella Hall in
"Betty's Dream Hero" Uaemmley.
the Maryland Theater, 616 Ninth
street and Central Park, Ninth street
near G. street.
Charlie Chaplin, Marie Dressler,
and Mabel Normand in TITLES
Punctured Romance CKeystone).
Tango Park. Fourteenth and V
! streets.
Loves Melody" (Biograph), Echo
Park, Fourteenth street and Spring
road.
Tap. Tap, Tap Gubin) Randolph
Park. First and Randolph streets
northwest.
Florence Reed in Her Own Way"
(Metro), by Clyde Fitch, Olympic,
!, l431 L street northwest.
| Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the man
| ayers Of the theaters concerned and
no responsibility is assumed for ar
bitrary changes without notice to
| The Times. They are based on the
| personality Of the players and the
producing company and not per-
sonal inspection. except in special
cases.-G. M.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Woman Fires Eight
Shots at Intruder

QCANAF. Tex. July 1o-Miss Winnie
Morris. a ranch owrer, yesterday shot
and killed Garland Radford, a promin-
ent farmer Of this section. Radford was
literally riddled with a load Of buck
shot from a shotgun and then seven
revolver shots were fired into his body
as he lay dying. Radford. who had
been warned not to do so. had started
across the Morris place with a load OF
wheat. Miss Morris appeared on the
scene and the shooting followed.
Miss Morris when arrested refused tc
make any statement, but 1t Is under
stood that the unwritten law viii be
her plea. She worked as a clerk for
Radford In his office until a year ago
fadford leaves widow and child.
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ROCKVILLE.

The Rev. Samuel r. White. Of the
Baptist Church. officiated at the mar
riage of Howard B. Nash, thirty y-seven,
and Miss Lillian NJ. Cleveland, twenty
six. both of Washington.
The Caravaners have invaded Mont
gomery county, and for the next week
the doctrine of equal suffrage will be
discussed. The first meeting was held
at Spencerville, and yesterday meetings
were held at Brookeville and Laytons-
Vile. Today. the meetings are at
Clarksburg and Barnesville. Monday,
meetings will be held at Poolesville and
Dawsonville; Tuesday, at Darnestown
and Gaithersburg; Wednesday, at Rock
VILE and Garrett Park and Thursday at
Chevy Chase and Silver Spring. The
caravaners are travelling in an old
fashioned prairie schooner
A license to marry has been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to
John r. Henderson. jr.. of Rockville,
and Mrs. Mary Ritchie r. Atkins. of
Brooks, Va.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Changes Made in
Bureau of Fisheries

Changes in the personel OF the Bureau
OF Fisheries. approved by the Secre-
tary of Commerce Redfield. are an
nounced as follows: Promotions. Elmer
NJ. Lamon to car captain at sl.2oo:
Frederick B. Voegle to car messenger
at $1,000; Carl c. Hogle to assistant car
messenger at 5000; John r. Van Houten
to car laborer at $T20 The services OF
Daniel B. Gilmore. clerk at 81 200. have
been discontinued and he has been
transferred to the Bureau of Census rs
clerk at sl.2o0.
Edward J. Berger has been proba-
t'onally appointed laboratory apprentice
at $50 in the Bureau of Standards.
The temporary appointment OF
Thomas p. Porter, clerk at $500 In the
Bureau OF Navigation has expired.
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Weddings gs-Engagements

Mrs. Eugene Byrnes will leave Wash
ington this evening for Sachems Head,
L. l., where she will visit Mrs. Edward
Seward Of New York.
Mrs. George Cooper and her sister.
Miss Stier, will go to Pittsburgh today
to visit their brother and sister in-Iaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay stier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Valentine will
leave Washington next week to spena
several months in Central and South
America. They will return to Washing
ton next winter.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Hugo
Osterhaus will leave Annapolis August
! to spend some time tat jamestown,
Francis Nash, will leave Washington the
nrst part OF August to make series
Of visits at Cape May, N. j., Rye Beacn,
N. H.. and Falmouth. Mass.
Miss Edith Ridgeway Townsend, of
philadelphia, was married to DR.. Hun
ter W. Scarlet yesterday al the Church
of the Holy Trinity in Paris. The en-
gagement Of DR.. Scarlet and Miss
Townsend was announced more than a
year ago, but the marriage was delayed
because of DR.. Scarlett's connection
With the American Hospital in Paris.
1 ne ollly members OF the bride 8 family
present at the ceremony was her
brother, Roger R. Townsend who ac-
companied his sister, when she sailed
few weeks ago to be married
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Lori
mer. daughter of former Senator viii
liam Lorimer of Illinois to Charles ],
Parker was solemnized yesterday at St.
Clements Roman Catholic Church, Chi
cago. While mot exactly an elope-
ment." in the words OF the brides sis
ter. the marriage was something of a
surprise. Only members of the family
were present.
From Portland. Ore, comes the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Margaretta Brooke. daughter of Mrs
E. H. Brooke. to Richard V. Look, OF
Louisville. Ky. Miss Brooke is the
daughter of the late Lieut. E. H
Brooke. OF the Twenty-frst United
States Infantry. and a granddaughter
of Lloyd Brooke, a pioneer of Port
land.
Mrs. Brooke and her daughter have
spent much time in Washington. where
Miss Brooke made her debut a few sea.
sons ago. They have made their home
at the Highlands. 1t is probable that
The marriage will take place in Wash
.ngton in the autumn.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Items of Interest and I'M
portance of Past, Present,
and Future Among Official
and Fashionable Folk.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Rob
ert Lansing were guests OF honor at an
informal supper party at the CheVy
Chase Club last evening. with Louise
Lacey as hostess. The other guests
were Capt and Mrs. F. X. Hill, U. 8.
N. Walter Wilcox. and w. w. Smith.
The chief social events Of this week
have been, in fact. a series Of informal
dinner parties with Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing as their central figures. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. Sherman Mccall
ium gave a dinner Of fourteen covers In
their honor; on Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Lansing had number of
guests dining with them; and on Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter gave a
dinner party for them.
Among those lunching at the Shore
hame ycsterday were Secretary William
c. Redheld. ]. P. Tumulty, secretary to
the President; Charles Hamlin and
s.rv. Sosrd peeek af tie chap
James wadsworth, I. T. Mann, Mrs.
Beale Howard. Miss Florence Farms
Byrnos, Miss stier, Robert Fitch shep-
ard and Miss Alice Shepard, Mrs. w. ].
McNally. and Miss Antoinette Ray.
Mrs. Boyd Taylor is entertaining In
fh9rmssiiy va, at Sridse this afttrnon at the
Miss Marguerite Caperton entertained
Informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Muenchinger King. in Newport.
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Eric Dalshren who arrived at Nara
gansett Pier from Washington yester-
day. was entertained at luncheon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kane. of New
York.
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador
eteon yesterday, at the. Poplars. in
Lenox. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs: J: Wood
ward Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Delatield, Prince Alfred zu Hohenlohe-
schillinEsfurst and Stephen Hedry de
Hedri
Among those entertaining at the tea
dance at the Hill Top in Newport yes
terday afternoon were Rear Admiral
Newton E. Mason, U. S. N, retired
and Mrs. Mason; Rear Admiral Frank
F. hs,eS eSiey rs T. s. ~ Tetired and Mrs
Commander Franck Evans, L. s. N,
and Mrs. Horace Smith. of Philadelphia
Miss Alice Whiting and Miss Julia
luncheon which Miss Helen Draper gave
at Bar Harbor. Me. yesterday
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Theodore
Schwan, who are at the Maplewood
In Pittsfleld. Mass. for the summer
were the guests Of honor at a luncheon
which Gen. and Mrs. John Brown Kerr
gave yesterday at the Red Lion Inn
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Constantin Brun. the Danish minister
and Vlscount de Alte. the minister from
Portugal. were among those at the
cabaret and tea at the Swimming Club
in Ber Harbor, Me-, yesterday after
noon.
A return tennis match between the
Chevy Chase and the Dumbarton
clubs will take place this afternoon ct
3 O'Clock at the Dumbarton Club. A
match between these clubs was played
about two weeks ago at the Chevy
Chase Club, when the Dumbarton
Club was defeated
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Cpshur Moorehead will entertain at
dinner tonight at the Chevy Chase Club.
II.
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Personals

Assistant Attorney General William
Wallace, jr., has returned to the city
and is at the Shoreham.
Miss Marguerite Shonts has arrived
at the New Cliffs Hotel, in Newport,
where she will be Joined later by her
mother, Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts and
her sister, the Duchess de Chaulnes
and the small duke. They plan to re-
main there until the end Of the season.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talm.dge and her
daughter, Miss RebeCca Collier are at
the Biltmore Hotel in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont wiz
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Bumptious Prince.

Prince Herbert Bismarck at a royal
reception bumped roughly against an
Italian prelate. who looked at him in
dignantly.
"You evidently don't know who
am" said the prince, haughtily. II am
Herbert Bismarck"
"Oh," answered the prelate, 1T that
doesn't amount to an apology. it is GER
tainly a perfect explanation. "-Christian
Register.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Drunken Cow Owned
By a Prohibitionist

DANVILLE. Ind, July 10-Benjamin
Prether is a strong temperance man,
out that did not prevent one of his
favorite mlch cows from getting drunk.
1t was a comicdl sight.
Prether noticed the animal prancing
around in the barn lot doing all sorts
Of antics and could not imagin what
was the matter. He sent 70 ra veteri-
marian. who said the cow was drunk.
1t was learned that she had been where
she could eat a quantity of fermented
corn.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Army and Navy
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

MoN EML . oF NEOSElIS.
Arrivcd-Nereus at Chrstobal; Cyclops
at Newport: Tennessee at Barcelona !;
Terry, Perkins. Sterrett, Roe and
Monaghan at Newport; Albany at
San Francisco: Warrington at New
York yard; Stewart. Paul Jones,
Perry and Preble at Mare Island !;
Sand0val at Rochester.
Sailcd-Henley from Tomkinsville to
Rosebank; Maryland from San
Francisco to Tiburon; Potomac from
Christobal to San Bias: Ranger
from Christobal to Havana; Cncas
from Norfolk to Charleston; Kama
wha from San Diego to Melville, r.
l.: Maryland from Tiburon to Long
Beach; Standish from Norfolk to
Boston.
The Waban. now at Charleston. has
been ordered to proceed to Guam
tanamo bay as the relief of the
Osceola. The Tncas will escort the
Waban on this trip.
Upon being relieved at Guantanamo
bay by the Waban the Osceola will
proceed to the Charleston yard for
docking and repairs.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
EVERYONE EATS TOO
MUCH, SAYS GORGAS
Consume Half as Much and
Take Twice as Long to Do It
Advises Surgeon General.

Here is once when the average citi-
zen buds forth in company with the
millionaire, plutocrat, bloated bond
holder. and capitalist.
All of them eat too much. according
to Surg. Gen. william c. Gorgas. Y. y.
A. All OF them are In the l per cent
of the population class that the medi-
cal magazines accuse OF ovcreating. No
one need worry one minute, General
, Gorgas asserted. about the other ~ per
cent OF the population.
Henry Ford's theory TINT most per-
sons eat too much and thus ovcrtax
, their digestions and impair their enI-
cheney Is all right so far as professional
men. writer's, artists, Government
clerks. and rich persons are concerned.
General Gorgas said. When II comes
to the other 50 pon cent OF the popu:a-
ton, they either eat too little. because
they cannot get more. or their nppe.
tites form a sufficient index OF their
needs.
Their Habits Different.
When one cites the Chinese and jap
anese as persons who get along on
| comparatively little TODD. General Cor
| gas warned. one should be on guard.
| because the climatic conditions. work,
and habits of these nations are diiter-
! cnt from ours.
Now for the wealthy. governmen,
clerks, and professional men. gooo
Idea, General Gorgas said, would be to
| eat half as much and take twice a.
| long TO do IT, Excess food weakens the
heart. clogs the excretory organs. and
taxes the stomach too heavily. The
human machine cannot work smoothly
| and efficiently on too much fuel.
| Soda fountain drinks in summer are
not especially harmful. Sut that ques-
| tion too. General Gorgas stated, applied
only to a small proportion Of the popu-
| lntion. Most persons outside the leis'
ure classes in large cities are not patrons
Of drink dispensaries.
Meat Once a Day.
AS to his personal habits. General
Gorgas said he was careful to stor
eating when hunger ceased. Eating FOL
eating's sake should not become
habit with brain workers He eA''
meat but once. and then in the middl'
OF the day. AS one grows older. h'
believes, Il will be found more desirable
| to have the heavy meal at noon, and q
| lighter repast in the evening.
| Eating late at night Is especially bad
' in the surgeon generals opinion. Bu
! the problem of getting enough to ea
| for the poor, he said. was quite as i'm
portant as restraining the we'll to dc
| from eating too much.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
Concert Today
BY United States Marine Band,
White House at p. m.

WILLIAM H. SANTELMANN,
Leader
March. clear for Action"
Blankenburg
Overture, Beethoven" ....Lassen
(a) Intermezzo, Midsummer"
Maguarre
(b) Humoresque ........ Dvorak
Euphonium solo, Believe Me, II
All Those Endearing Young
Charms .............,M ,Mantia
Musician George Frey.
Entrance OF the Gods Into Wnl-
hall" (from tho Rhlnego,d)
Wagner
Scenes from Madame Butterfly"
Iuccini
Waltz, Tho Bachelors"
Santeimann
Fhnonn6o ',,',,,,,,,,,,.M Ma qua rro
Tho stnr-spangiod banner"
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
ANACOSTIA.

Definite plans are being arranged for
the operation OF a iitney line from
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast to Anacostia. by way OF the
Navy Yard; thence along Good Hope
Road to Good Hope. past the Cedar Hill
Cemetery. and through Bradbury
Heights. returning by way Of the Bowen
Road to Pennsylvania avenue and over
Pennsylvania avenue to the starting
point
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
RELIC THIEF RETURNS
WASH|NGT0N'S PLATE
Replica of His Signature Comes
Back to Rector in Mysterious
Package.

ALEXANDRIA, July 10.--The narne-
plate on Washington's pew in Christ
Episcopal Church has been fecoVerep.
The plate, on which was engraved fac
simile of the signature of the first prcsi-
dent was stolen several weeks ago at
about the same time a leaf from the
old Bible in the Masonic Temple dis
The plate was delivexed at the home
of the Rev. William J. Morton, the rec
tor in an anonymous parcel post pack
age today. The package was from
Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Lacie Sisk, Of Washington. ard
| John 2. Mcconnell were married Yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Grimm, 200 Duke street.
by the Rev. O. w. Triplett. pastor Of
the Second Baptist Church; ;, The eopple le
Glenn w. Harr, of this city. They will
make their home in Washington
The newly organized team Of the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles will cross bats
| this afternoon with a team represent
ing Clarendon. Va.
! ern district Of Virginia adjourned its
semi i-annual session yesterday after
noon. Judge Edmund Waddill. jr.. en-
tered orders transferring trial OF sew
|
holds its next session.
w. N Lipscomb. examiner Of records
in the sixteenth judicial circuit of Nir-
gina, has directed all merchants of this
| city to review and check up their pur-
chases for the past five years. deduct
| ing from them, however, the goods re-
| turned and all cash discounts, so that
the merchants license taxes can be as
| sessed.
| Samuel G. Brent, commemorative at
| torney of this city, and Crandal
Mackey, commemorative attorney for
Alexandria county, have been appointed
| by Gov Henry Carter Stuart. delegates
| to the seventh annual convention of the
American Institute of Criminal Law
and Criminology, which will be held at
| Salt Lake City in August
The local board of tax review will
meet Wednesday in the office of the
commissioner of revenue.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10
NAVY

Lieutenant Gunior grade) C. Q.
WRIGHT. to Columbia.
Ensign r. E. KERR. to South Dakota
Ensign L. p. ELMER. to Yorktown
Ensign r. w. CARY. detached Mary
land; 10 San Diego.
Midshipman RALPH KIELY, tempor-
airy duty Naval Academy. Annap-
oils, Md
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. B. WHIT
MORE. detached New Orleans; to
Wisconsin.
Assistant Surgeon HENRY McDON-
AID, detached Wisconsin; to New
Orleans.
Machinist WALTER LAU; detached
navy yard. New York. y. Y. Au-
gust 2, 1915; to Wyoming.
Carpenter l.. f. PREY, detached st.
Louis; to Milwaukee.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Mineola Tribe of Red Men met las
night in local Masonic Hall, when de
gree work was presented by the degre,
team. The excursion to Marshall Hal
will be held July 90
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Work Of remodeling the western end
started this week. The Pennsylvania
railroad company has begun work of
pla icing a draw in its bridge for the
same purposes.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

The w. F. Brenizer Company has
started its work on the construction OF
the three overflow sewers between Penn
sylvania avenue and the railroad bridge
in Twining City In connection with the
reclamation work in this section. They
Will cost S6S 900.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

A special meeting of the choir Of EN-
manuel Church was held last night IL
the parish hall. Plans were completed
for the annual outing at Piney Poin
next Saturday.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

The newly organized team Of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will cross bats
this afternoon with team represent
ing Clarendon, Va.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Theodore
Schwan. who are at the Maplewood
In Pittsfield. Mass, for the summer,
were the guests of honor at a luncheon
which Gen. and Mrs. John Brown Kerr
gave yesterday at the Red Lion Inn
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Constantin Brun, the Danish minister,
and Vlscount de Alte, the minister from
Portugal, were among those at tho
cabaret and tea at the Swimming Club
in Ber Harbor. Me-, yesterday after
noon.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Mrs. Boyd Taylor Is entertaining in
formally at bridge this Afternoon at the
Dumbarton Club.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

The Austro-Hungarian Ambassado,
cheon Che We Vesterdav a at TT. the as Poplars i ir
LcnoX, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wood
ward Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S
Delatield., Prince Alfred zu Hohenlohe
schillingsfurst and Stephen Hedry d.
Hedri.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

A return tennis match between the
Chevy Chase and the Dumba rton
clubs will take place this afternoon ct
3 O'Clock at the Dumbarton Club.
match between these clubs was played
about two weeks ago at the Chevy
Chase Club, when the Dumbarton
Club was defeated.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Valentine will
leave Washington next week to spena
several months in Central and South
America. They will return to Washing
ton next winter.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Miss Marguerite Caperton entertained
Informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Muenchinger King, in Newport.
The Washington times., 1915-07-10

Miss Alice Whiting and Miss Julia
Whiting were among the guests at the
luncheon which Miss Helen Draper gave
at Bar Harbor, Me-, yesterday