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residence, so North Charles street They
will be among the Out-of-tOwn guests at
the dinner this evening which Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon are giving at the Baltimore
Country club for Miss Josephine Tunstall
Smith and Miss RebcCca Gordon PouIt-
ney. Last night Mr.. Robert +. Lee gave
theater party for Miss Andrews. the
guests dining first at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. John HAYS Hammond. Of New
York, arrived at the New Willard last
evening.
Mrs. Raymond Z. Rodgers and her lit
tie daughter have arrived here from BOs-
ton TO be the guests Of Col. and Mrs
Alexander Rodgers. Mrs. Rodgers was
formerly Miss Alys Meyer. daughter Of
the former Secretary Of the Navy.
Mrs. -. II. p Belmont is at the New
Willard for weekend to accept several
important Invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Clarke. of In
dianapols. Ind. who have been visiting
his parents. Col. and Mrs J Brainard
Clarke. Of the Montclaire apartments,
1891 Belmont street northwest. during the
holidays, returned To their home last
night.
Dr. and Mrs. Burt L. Spellman and
little daughters. Kathryn and Marguer-
lite, have returned to their home in
Beatrice. Nebr.. after spending the hol-
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H. Sowden wife of former Representa-
tive SOwden, Of Allentown, Pa. supper
was served later for the receiving party
and dancing followed. Mrs. Pugh wore
a gown of white satin with duchesse
and gold lace.
Mrs. SoWdens gown was of black satin
with jet. She wore diamond ornaments.
The debutante wore white charmeuse and
tulle trimmed with crystals and pink
rosebuds and carried a Colonial bouquet
The rooms were decorated with American
Beauty roses and smilaX. Mrs. Harry
Howser and Mrs. Joseph Buell. presided
at the punch bowl. and Mrs. w. T. VIII
lett, OF Alabama, and Mrs. Edward Pugh,
Of Chevy Chase. poured tea. Those as
sistinC were Miss Mary Pugh and Miss
Serena Pugh. sisters OF the debutante;
Miss pevereuN Lppett. of Bremen. Ger
many: Mrs. Shedd. Mrs. Doughran, Mrs.
Staples Miss Elizabeth Howser, Miss
Mary Wheeler Vest Miss Margaret Glenn
ents. Miss Dorothy Crawford, Miss Lillian
Cobb Miss Hazel Cox. and Miss Nellie
Claire Howard. Mrs. Pugh and the Misses
Pugh will receive Thursdays in January.
Judge and Mrs. Howry will entertain at
a dance for their daughters later in the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop were
hosts a dinner last evening at their
nome near theNN ChaSe.
NIrs Frank Addison entertained at a
bridge party. followed by A luncheon
Friday morning at her apartments in
Hammond Courts.
Capt. and Mrs. William strother
Smith entertained at dinner Friday
night before the Navy Yard dance, in
Philadelphia. Their guests were Mrs.
J. Harrison Smith, Miss Gillett-Hill.
Of this city: Miss Margaret Smith Ad-
miraI Helm, Paymaster Zane. George
Kennedy. of this city, and Marshall l.
Reed. Miss Gillett-Hill and George
Kennedy are guests of Capt. and Mrs
smith and will remain there over the
weekend They will he entertained to-
night nv Mrs. Alfred Johnson at a
dinner at the Merton Cricket Club.
The members Of the Southern Society
are especially invited to attend the re-
ception to be given to Miss Mamie
Randolph Heth. at the New Willard
next Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
by the Southern Relief Society.
Cant. and Mrs. Mark Bristol will en-
tertain At dinner Thursday evening in
their home in Massachusetts avenue in
honor OF Gen. and Mrs. Robert Shaw
oliver. Gen. and Mrs. John A. johnson
will entertain a dinner party on Thurs
day evening at the Army and Navy
club.
Ms Victor Kaufman viii he host
css on Wednesday evening at dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club.
NJ. Joe Lang has returned to Wash
iugton after ten DAYS stay in Long
Island, y. Y.
Mr. Herman kOenls sbercer. Of New
York, is the guest Of relatives in the city.
Mrs 7. NeUman returned during the
past week TO the city after short visit
10 relatives in Baltimore.
Capt. Davis r. Wills. I. :. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Wills, will entertain a company
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Mrs Frederick Stevens, Mrs. Porter ].
McCumber, Mrs. Julius Kahn. Mrs. John
n. Garner, Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns, Mrs.
Ernest w. Roberts. Mrs. Atlee Pomerene
Mrs. Edward L. Taylor. Mrs. Everis A.
Hayes. Mrs. NJ. B. Berryhill, Mrs. Ash
nun Brown, Mrs. z. A. Keys. Mrs. An
drew J. Volstead, Mrs. Burton L. French,
Mrs. w. L. La Toilette, Mrs. Herman
Kennedy Stout, Mrs. Henry c. Danforth,
Mrs. D. w. Shackleford. Miss Pearl
Waugh, Miss Mary Howell. Miss Ruth
Howell Miss Melcena La Toilette and
Miss Clara La Toilette.
Mgr. Russell will entertain at luncheon
today in honor of Cardinal Gibbons.
a short time in the city during the past
week.
now located in the Beverly courts. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
to town from a lengthy stay in Norfolk.
Va, the guest of friends.
Mrs Myer Felheimer. of this city. left
during the past week for Nashville,
Tenn, where she will he the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas.
Mr. Harry Abramson has returned to
town after a short visit to friends in
Richmond. Va.
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mittee. will give an address. Discussion
will follow. Other subjects for consider
alton will be the status or married teach
ers, the milk rating and the food boxes
for the Belgian relief work. On Tuesday
! afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock the section OF
archaeology will meet with the leader,
Mrs John Lowe. 2622 Woodley place, 10
hear paper on Athens" by Mrs. Mitch
ell Carroll and a talk by Miss Hooper,
who has recently returned from Greece.
1.-The French section will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs ;. T. Cameron. Emerson and six
tecnth streets Miss Elizabeth NJ Car
ihart will direct the conversation. on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock the sec
ti"n OF ar; will meet with Mrs. Dayton
| Ward 1863 Columbia road, when Mrs. a
! r. CrandaIl will address the members on
tn" subject or Spanish Art" with special
reference to that or Velasquez. The par
liamentary law section will meet on Fri
Iday at Y o'clock at the homo OF Mrs.
Frank r. Rutter. 142 Belmont street.
Mrs. c. F. Town will conduct the class
which will discuss committee work Mrs.
I:utter will entertain the members at a
/ luncheon previous 10 the meeting.
Miss susanna Corcroft and her sister.
Miss Cora Corcroft. have an apartment
at the New Willard for their Washington
| visit.
The Washington Alliance of jewish
Women will hold its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday. January Il. at go p. m.
in the vestrv or the Eighth Street Temple
when the following delightful program
will he given: Miss Janet Richards will
talk; Miss Hortense Rrylawski will dis
Cuss current topics. Mrs. Helen DOnohue
will sing. and the afternoon will he con-
cludcd with a social hour.
Mrs. J. Howitz left on Friday last for
her home in Cleveland. Ohio. after
most delightful trip to the city. the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
Heilprin.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas. Of Nashville.
Tenn, who were the guests of their
daughters. Mrs. Myer Felheimer and Mrs
Joseph D. Kaufman, left Tuesday for
their home in the South after spending
several weeks here
Mr.. Rertram Block has returned to his
hnmc in New York from a ten days
visit TO friends in town.
Mcssrs. Frank and Herbert Kaufman
have resumed studies at the University
of Michigan after a most enjoyable fort
night spent in town with their parents.
Mr.. A. Kuhn. of Belmont street, left
during the week for Louisville to spend
some time.
Mr.. Irving Strasburger, of New York,
is in town. the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Strasburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Young are now
located at the Beverly courts. where they
will he pleased to see their friends.
The party Of prominent social workers
from Boston and well known in the social
life of many other cities now at the New
Willard includes Mrs. Fannie Fern An
drews, Mrs. Malcolm Forbes and Miss
Lucia AmCs Mead.
Mrs. William +. Humphrey entertained
at tea YESTERDAY afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Martin Morrison and Mrs. Bo
Sweeney at the Congressional Club.
Those assisting Mrs. Morrison were Mrs.
NJ. B. McReynolds, Mrs. John b. Hender
son, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. William
Hamilton Bailey, Mrs. L. White Busby.
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In and Out of Town

Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter OF
! the Secretary Of Labor, will return Ia
| Washington today from BlossburS, Pa.
where she went to TAX" her nice. who
has been with them for some time, to
her home in BlussbuTE.
! Mrs. Leo Loeb spent = short tim" in
! the city during the past week, returning
/ Thursday to her home in Baltimore.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Max Erlanger. Of Eal,I-
more, were the house guests Of Mr.. Ben
Solomon during the past week.
Mrs. Scheuer and little son OF Newark,
! y. j., are spending some time in town,
the guests of Mrs. A King.
The Misses jeanette and Gertrude Levy.
Of Florida, who spent a short time in
the city with friends, have resumed
studies at Goucher College in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Blum, Of Irving
street. are in New York. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Blum.
Judge and Mrs. J. R. Aiken. of San
Francisco, Cal. are among the we'll
known visitors from the Pacific Coast to
Washington and are staying at the New
Willard.
Miss Edith Oracle will go over to
Philadelphia this week for the masked
ball on the l5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r E Hatton, the
latter formerly Miss Mabel Armstrong.
will leave Washington next Sunday for
San Francisco, where they will make
their future home.
Among the visitors of international
mention now staying at the New Willard
include Miss Marie Won Friel and Miss
Marie Hybberneith. OF Vienna.
Mrs. Schuster has returned to her
home in New York after a most delight
full visit to friends in town.
Mrs Arons has returned to New York
after a short visit to her mother. Mrs.
Friedlander.
Mrs. Theodore. Of Charlestown. W. Va.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Schwab.
Miss Gladys Mayer leaves on Wednes-
day for Baltimore to spend some time
with relatives.
Miss Henriette SchiTman is spending
the weekend in Baltimore. the guest
o. Mr.. asd Mrs. Leo Loeb.
Miss Ethel Myer. Of Baltimore. re-
turned to her home after a short stay
in the city with relatives.
Senior Don Ensebio A. Morales, Minister
from Panama to the United States, is
in New York at the Hotel Astor for
weekend visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Paterno
and their little son, Carlo Paterno, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon and will
be guests for several days of Mrs. Ray
E. Middaugh. sister-in-law to Mrs. Pa
terno. DR.. and Mrs. Palermo will then
visit Lakewood. n. J., where they will
be for a few days at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines, after which they will make an eX-
tended visit to Palm Beach, Fla, Nassau
and Bermuda.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greene, of New York,
who has been visiting Miss Jeanne Ho-
gan and friends during the holidays, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Mary Lord Andrews and Miss
Maud Davidge went over to Baltimore
yesterday to be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Huntly Gordon, at their
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Dinners and Dances

J Mrs. Thomas r Walsh entertained at
dinner last evening, when her guests in
| Cluded the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, the Postmaster General and
Mrs. BurlesOn. the Secretary Of the In
terror and Mrs. Lane, Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Lamar. former United States Am
basSador to Japan Col. Charles Page
Bryan, Senator Gallinger. Admiral Charles
IO'Neil, Gen. CrOwder. Col. Wilder. DR.
and Mrs. David Jayne Hill. Judge James
! Blunt, Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont. Of New
York: Mrs. Burton Harrison. Mrs John
B. Henderson. Miss Lota Robinson, Of
New York. house guest Of Mrs. Walsh
and Miss Virginia Mott.
| Mr. and Mrs Adolph Miller entertain d
a small company at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hit entertained
| last evening at dinner. which was fol-
| lowed by dancing Their guests were
members OF the young married set and
the debutantes and beauX OF this season.
Judge and Mrs. Charles b Howry on
tCrtained a small company informally at
dinner last evening
Miss Edith Oracle gave a dance last
ev ening in honor OF her house guest. Miss
W al lAdlilllOu 'lllbIO, OF NC" 10TH.
There were about 100 young people pres
ent. The color scheme in the decorations
was pink and green. Miss Oracle wore n
gown Of green Charmeuse with a long
tUnic 0f French lace caught in fcstuncs
at the bottom with dainty pink rose bulls.
TIL" bodice was of white tulI" with
touches Of the green charmeusc. Miss
Oracle wore 2 CorsaEe bouquet Of pink
roses. Mrs. Oracle wore black crepe y.
chine
The daughters OF Isabella will give
their second annual dance January l. in
the ballroom of the Cairo. The ladies in
the receiving will be Mrs W. +. Pairo.
chairman of the committee. and Mrs. G
Howe. grand regent OF the court: Mrs
Cooke. Mrs. Deeds. Mrs. Daily. Mrs
BrintOn, Mrs. Auth. Mrs. Ardeeser. Mrs
De Varney. Mrs. Belt. Mrs. Rover, Mrs
Jewell, Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs Nolan. Mrs
Donohue and Mrs. Mulhare The young
ladies assisting will be Misses Boswell
Clements, Gaskin. Gantley, Harbinson.
Hillard. Latchford, Murphy. McGiI
Meinburg. Madigan, O'Brien. O'Leary
Murray. Pywell, PiersOn. Shehan. Whal-
ley, Wolf, Quigley, Nelligan and Moriarty.
The Mu Chapter of the Alpha Alpha
Sorority will give the dansant at the
Raleigh on saturday, January l6. from 4
to for the benefit OF the Belgian relief
fund. The patronesses will be Mrs. John
A. Logan. Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker. Mrs
D. II. NewhaII. Mrs. A. T. Zane, Mrs J.
r. Weyrich, Mrs. c. p Grandfield. Mrs
Sidney Jacobs. Mrs. J. W. Cox. Mrs. w.
S. Duval. Mrs. G. 4. johnson, Mrs J. A.
Breckons and Mrs. Frank Baker.
The Collegiate Club will entertain at
a supper dance in the red room of the
Jardin de Danse. on Thursday evening
January 81, from 8 until l o'clock
A very interesting and enjoyable
party took place New Years Eve at the
Hotel MCAlpin, New York. in honor of
the engagement of Miss Lillian Roth
stein. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rothstein, of Plainfeld. n. J., who are
former residents of this city, to Mr..
Ellis II. Sloan, of Baltimore. Md The
members of the party. who, earlier in
the evening occupied a box at the Win
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Among Prominent CIubwomen

The section of literature Of the Twen-
tieth Century club viii meet on Monday
afternoon at o'clock st the home Of
Mrs. Henry FarQuhar. in the Parker. on
Tuesday morning at II o'clock tn" section
Of rivics and education Of the Twentieth
Century club will take place at the resi-
dencn Of Mrs Gilbert II. Grosvenor, l3@S
Eighteenth street, when Miss Eschen-
brcnncr. secretary Of the child labor COM
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at dinner next Thursday evening in
honor Of Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett.
COL F. r. White. Of LeesburC, Va.
member Of the governors stan, is at
III. New Willard, accompanied 10y Mrs.
MniIe.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Greene, Of New York,
who has been visiting Miss Jeanne Ho-
gan and friends during the holidays, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
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Miss Mary Lord Andrews and Miss
Maud Dsyidge went over to Baltimore
yesterday TO be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Huntly Gordon, At their
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The Collegiate Club will entertain at
a supper dance in the red room of the
Jardin de Danse. on Thursday evening,
January 81, from 8 until l o'clock.
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Mrs. William f. Humphrey entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Martin Morrison and Mrs. Bo
Sweeney at the Congressional Club.
Those assisting Mrs. Morrison were Mrs.
NJ. B. McReynolds, Mrs. John B. Hender-
son, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. William
Hamilton Bailey, Mrs. L. White Busby.
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Mgr. Russell will entertain at luncheon
today in honor of Cardinal Gibbons.
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Miss susanna Corcroft and her sister.
Miss Cora Corcroft. have an apartment
al the New Willard for their Washington
visit.
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Mrs NJ. Gunst, of Richmond, Va, spent
a short time in the city during the past
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Strasburcer aIe
now located in the Beverly courts. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
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January Sale of
Fine FurS at
700 to 80 1870 Discount

Besides our regular stock of handsome Furs this sale
also includes number of fine Pey in real Silver Fox nat
ua Blue Fox and Imperial Russian Sabes at the same pro-
portionae reductions that prevail the manufactured
goods.
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Mrs. Theodore. Of Charlestown, W. Va.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
SchWab
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IS
REVISITED By
MADAM PELE.
Has Another Fling at the old
Crater Just to Stir Men,
cries of the Past

- =
Riyalling Kilauea and Mauna Loa in
a vivid volcanic display. old Punch
bowl broke forth In mechanical erups
ticn last night. and for an hour enter
tained Honolulu with representation
of how It used to 'aet up In the days
which no one remembers
Had steamer come into sight Of
the islands when the first big fare
Of fre lighted the heavens, It doubt
less would have stood by to save the
refugees In Honolulu, however.
hundreds of people were rushing
about not to seek safety but to get a
better view Of the old crater. Through
the ingenious use OF pyrotechnics the
entire crater took on the appearance
Of volcano to which an eruption Is
an everyday occurrence Everything
was there. including lava flows down
the side which. in the imagination,
threatened at any .m0ment to destroy
the entire PunchbQWi. district.
It was little after 1920 o'clock
that an explosion from the top of the.
crater shook the city. This was fol-
lowed by q hash Of red IRE. A huge
volume Of smoke arose from the top,
accompanied by sheet Of fame
which rose high into the air Gradu-
ally the rim Of the crater became out:
lined in IRE against q background OF
gray smoke until1ft looked as If a
great mass Of molten lava was filing
the crater and threatening to break
over the sides at any moment.
When the lava finally did break, It
formed sa spectacle which inside even
HonoiplRns hold their breath SO.
Vivid WAS It that ii was hard to be-
lieye that hatpf1ess lighted tar barrels
and not molten lava, we're crawling
down the siop6.
rom time to tine explosions rum
hied fhfoaeh the mountain accompan-s
itl BY SborkiI'k re and smoke and
showers or s1d The lava effect
~, I|,s i11nrs 6n that FuchboWla
he'd ben CIT ii Two by the force Of
til tfI|ption, and that lava, fire and
SID 81 Fas putting from the great
fIss,lf the side. In many instances
the 1pt bursts Were accompanied by
llreEafks which broke far up in the
an Ia shoN efed the old crater with
n1yriads OF e0l0red stars.
With the aid az man, PunchbOWl
cont if0(ed a stellar shape to the
CkfII VI s b 9 SCI 4 I5pdals or siltef
cups win Be presented PlmchboW for
It's work. but fht Carnival directors
win have tie satisfaction of knowing
that Just hack 81 the city it has q
source 81 euteftaih ment that prDbably
40 other ely cam boast of.
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MASS CONCERT
Bl SIX BANDSlS
MUSIC TRIUMPH
Directors Of Each ORGANIZATION
Given SIytr ellaf Hoil
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events
ARE ADDED TO
PEACE PAGEANT
Increased Opportunity for Re.
heafsaI to Make Postponed
Tableau Even Better

beginning promptly at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. the pageant Zone
Hundred Years OF Peace. written by
James Al. Wilder, win be given on Al
exander Field, Punahou, under the
auspices of the editorial board Of The
Friend and under the personal dirnc;
ton Of Miss Emily v. Warinner and
Rev. Frank s. Scudder.
The pageant was TO have been pre-
scented last Saturday morning as the
opening event Of the 1915 Carnival,
but was postponed on account Of rain.
Since that time one or two features
|6f special interest have been added to
the program and those taking part
have had further opportunity to re-
hearse, all OF which viii go toward
making tomorrow,s presentation even
better than had been anticipated.
Through a series of interesting tab.
leaus q celebration of 100 years o.
peace between the United States and
Great Britain win be carried out. Be,
sides the regular action OF the page.
ant, there will be one or two other
features, including Indian dances by
the Campfire girls. The Boy Scouts
have q part which viii portray the
grimness Of war and which win be
the first thing the visitor viii see as
he enters the gate.
During the action of the pageant. 81
living statue representing 4the Christ
Of the Andes, the great peace monu.
ment. win appear on the crest of
Rocky Hill The parade OF students
from the top of Rocky Hill to the field
promises to be spectacular. Music
win be furnished by the Hawaiian
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While attempting to stop 4 sleigh
in which two 1len were trying to
cross ii front of q fast train near
Beaver Falls, Pa, Lorette Gentle, q
crossing watehInari, was struck and
killed BY the train, which also killed
the two men IN the sleigh
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President Wilson told Chairman
Tillman OF the senate naval commit
tee that he believed Congress should
Epfoyide 4for two Battleships this year
The naval supply steamer Celtic.
which struck Monday on Half Moon
Hshoal in Nantucket sound, was floated
! in the teeth q IA northeast blizzard
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pected to keep The lights in Phoenix
hall burning until early hours.