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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
CITY NEWS.

st. Francis market at Home Tea
Co, Saturday, April 10
Coffee demonstration Saturday.
Ed Renard, 31s South Eighteenth.
"A marriage license was issued
this morning to Charles B. Peterson,
%, and Madeline Ferguson, IS, both
OF Keokuk.
Advertising copy for the Satur-
day evening issue should be given to
the printer before 6 O'Clock this
evening.
The junior story telling group
will meet at the Y NJ. C. A. at S:15
O'Clock this evening. Kieth Crown
will have charge OF the class.
The dollar day committee Is
urging all Of the retailers to offer
something for one dollar when the
big bargain event takes place some
time in May.
1t will be an accommodation TO
The Gate City II the ministers Will
send their Sunday announcements TO
the office Friday evening. Church
announcements are not received
over the telephone.
The funeral of Fred Mosfer was
held from the undertaking parlors OF
Crimmins &, Chase at 300 O'Clock
were conducted by Rev. r. LEROY
Steffey, pastor OF the Methodist
Protestant church. Burial was made
in Oakland cemetery. /.
Woodwork Clum, secretary OF
the Greater Iowa association, has an
idea. He says so dn a letter to mem
bers OF the association. Mr. cum
proposes to organize automoniie
CLUBS in every county in Iowa TOT the
purpose OF making ten days 'our
In states that have good roaos. "
nentions WISCONSIN. Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio. Mr.. Clum wants to Know
IL five automobiles can be donated IN
each county to take the supervisor,
and prominent farmers for ten oays
tour over the oiled roads, sraveleu
roads and paved roads Of these states.
The purpose is to interview farmers
along the roads and to ascertain the
advantages to be had from hard sur
faced highway
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
CITY NEWS.

-Erman & Lovett wall paper and
kalsemining cleaning. Phone 315.
The Lagomarcino-Grupe Co.
which operates in Keokuk, has pur-
chased the Mckee Bros. commission
business in Muscatine
B. l.. Fremmer was the victim OF
peculiar accident night before last
at local garage An automobile
tire which he had taken off of ma
chine exploded. He was knocked un-
face was slightly bruised and cut
about 80 pounds of air in 1t, it was
said.
The Retailers league has decided
to participate in another dollar day
some time in May. II the May event
is as successful as the other dollar
day sales, there will be no disap-
pointments. One of the merchants
said at the retail meeting Wednes-
day evening that the last dollar day
was the biggest days business in the
history OF his store
Concerning the punishment OF
the men who were charged with hav-
ing attacked Captain Mckenzie, the
Warsaw Bulletin says: Two of the
men, Leb Brown and B. Conn, had
nothing to do with the fight but were
with Leach and drunk, and each was
taxed 1915, fine and costs. 1t was
intended to make state case against
Leach, but Captain Mckenzie refused
to prosecute or even make complaint
However, Leach was fined IS and
costs, in all s7.H.
The tire factory at Fort Madison
is being delayed on account Of failure
to ship motors, according to the
Gem City, which says: The delay in
the start Of the big plant of the Per
fection Tire and Rubber company, at
this city, which was previously an
nounced for the first OF April, has
been explained through an official
statement from the Offices OF the firm.
The delay is attributed to the failure
OF motors to arrive for the plant 1t
is stated that the plant will probably
start about May is.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14

WE HAVEN'T directed your attention par
tcularly to Spring clothes before because we
wanted our stocks to lie 100 per cent complete
before called your attention to them-they
are complete now-and they're very fine in
deed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
Spring Clothes Have Reached State of Com
peteness That Warrant us Inviting You to See Then

THE s3Weil" standard which imposes SO strong
an obligation for quality upon US has been rigid
ly maintained and the Spring clothes we're
exhibiting represent the highest degree of good
style and tailoring that can possibly be de-
veloped.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14

BESIDES the QUALITY of the clothes, there's
their SERVICE to consider-the woolens have
been carefully weighed for their capacity for
wear-and not found wanting We'll value and
service round out proposition which shall
tinue to keep this store in its position of keo-
kuk's best clothing store.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17


essd w susQUEHANNA AVE.
klziia,e' 'gly brick dwelling ~ rooms: choice
.slsaent lalse yard; sell Tor Iess Ihan as
I4ig NJ \, possession. Vim ~ CFaVen's sons.
Easd,o,,. 100 LOCUST ST.
"a fes modern 4-story brownstnue DWELL
Ia III sasly ntted for professional offices.
8 S - sha easy terms for quick sale.
a agH 81. -s-story dWeIiine 10 rooms:
80 nries l56e Esl mortgage 5000 assegsed
seA ARD co, 2oth and Jefferson SIS.
- g.. TRUSTEE SALE
Is IafenAdo, e1Qi ghaatnut street rIB
I7aaad st nl9lip auction hr harnag &
HaadIas q heQi9 snl phu1a .lrhii u0urse
tzlal = - @ eloek noon MsTch s. 1910.
ast aie Afl in cah or ee-tled
1888 Ann .saer4lft - lN ftl lHNs.
nff' i,eF COMPANY. Truatre Under
-. ~, AAfs .qslMPAST MaHsage.
~ lalg7
avHN HAMILTON BARNES
Attorney for Trustee.
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Ardmore, Pa.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

utAMoND 21l2-Three rooms. bath; kitchen
'hot water heat and hot water S2a refs
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A Vague Compliment

George-You don't seem pleased
when say that you have lovely dis
position.
Maria-I'm not Telling a girl she
has a lovely disposition is usually a
sort OF apology for not being able TO
say that she is either pretty or intel
hgent.
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APARTMENTS
cnnnrn tzrH AND WALNUT Sis.

p CORNbtN i'ii' -A''N w '''''' 'i''
-. ta-storv concrete and steel freproot
lnshyre reaches the highest point Of de.
f,uss.nsnt as vet attained in Rpartment
ysoppymetion and NAV be properly styled
perfect pIeest efIort has hcen made In offer
Amnatchless home TO those whose nrst ,con.
sdpatlon ls not TO- bC@st ssrs. slGqs.
burr there Is only perfection thc sl3e and
enarsdSp according TO the distinctive require.
than,ssp az the Individual,
suiesh 10 ten rooms and five baths includ.
pne 22e,e.gnrei desirable bachelor suites.
ng - Vacation IL excellent. being convenient
Iiih, business and shopping centres and yet
ect too near .,.,dorod Tho rort,ts nr.
ned.srt,ascr information. arrangements for in.
fg.IIsn and reservation may he made
ikTOush
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
iii Walnut Street.
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sAN1TAR1uMs

=. ,,TIrtTi, locations special scientific care;
NNAtlI elderly; every comfort: nurses.
ss1Tlstist pr Randal. cts line. Chostnut Hin.
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Factories
FACTORY For SALE

20 not fail TO inspect that modern concrete
with ample ground for future enlargement.
ave, to be sold by Samuel T. Frcomahn <
Co. augiionecrs. on Februarv 23 at IL o'clock
noon This property is within 100 yards APP
proximately OF the North PhIladephia Stn-
ton, Of the Pcnnsylyanin II; r., and about
10 feet from an established siding OF said
railroad. The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way Is nearby and several lines OF cars pass
the door
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17

.u ACRES. Wuh aitrHrllfp ept slQRf modern
ttnSacesi hgt-walsr heat t,room I. II iensns sils
-had.. ling stream: fruits ~ all hipd ,
rfnHt sltenl owner orders iut4eiiAtf fais,
AiIN lass. "a, z r r.
0l.ElfHA Huass. country ulaees aq4
If5ina .itas tu sut an rcquiFemcntai Aain
Line ia s HrSTER Wayns. Pa
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Llnnerch. Pa.

FOR RENT-Two new small storos or one large
one: centre Of business section VIII divide
to suit vour business. For terms address
William s. Davis, Llanerch. Pa, -
D,-h,roUwh po
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-04

- 80
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
Items Of lnterest and Impor-
tance Of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

afternoon 20 meet Mrs. George Pope,
Of San Francisco.
Mrs. George T. Marye. wife OF the
United States ambassador to Russia. was
received IN audience a few days ago by
been no formal presentations at court at
Petrograd since the BEGINNING OF the
war. and the honor OF being received at
this time was In recognition OF Mrs.
Marye'B activities in charitable work.
Mrs. Marye is az the head OF the Creche.
destitute BY the march OF the armies
through Poland. and by her personal ef-
forts raised 5000 az q nucleus for the
support OF the work. The home ao-
c2mmodates hfty women and their
Mrs. Marye also devotes herself 10
Red Cross work, donnlng the uniform
OF the Russian Red Cross and spending
one day each week Z the hospitals.
The Misses Chase. daughters OF Brig.
entertain at bridge January 25.
Miss Dorothy Macon. viii rive an IN.
formal bridge party on Friday for her
house guest, Miss Sophie Bispham, Ot
philadelphia.
Major and Mrs. Robert U. Patterson
Il the Army and Navy Club.
Capt Duncan Elliott, who Is visiting
Gov. and Mrs. II. Livingston Beck,
man. IN Rhode Island. Is very III,
Brig. Gen. Henry {. Hodges, u s. A,
retired, n tho guest Of Rear admiral
Austin n. Knight, in Newport.
Miss Leah stanselI will leave Wash.
ington this week for New York to re.
main indefinitely.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

In time to be hosts IN dinner on We'd
neaday evening, taking their guests
later to the dance which Mrs. ARM
stead paviF Is giving at the Piayhouse'
Mrs, Clarence c. Buel, OF New York,
arrived in Washington today to be the
guest OF Mrs. John Jay White. While
here Nine. Buel will give a series OF
three French readings Of plays at the
home OF Mrs. White, 1924 r street, on
successive Wednesday mornings be-
ginning January 10. at II. Her first
reading will be the tragic play Jeanne
Dore," by Tristan Bernard. which IL
now being played In London by Nine.
Bernhard, and which she expected to
give during her tour IN this country
The patronesses are Madame de Riano,
Madame Ritter. Madame Bryn. wife
OF the Norwegian minister; Mrs. Arthur
y. Allison, Mrs, Paul Bartlett Mrs.
9eorge a; Converse, Mrs. George Pea
body Eustis, Mrs. John c. Fremont,
Mre. Reynolds Hit, Mrs. William Kent,
Mrs, Edward McCauley. Mrs. George
huplee, Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs. Richard
K:n =. Tyler Mrs. Paul N; Warbqrg. Mrs.
White.
Owing to Illness, Mrs. George Barnett
VIII not receive this afternoon.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey and her
sister. win be at home Saturday after err
non, from : to o'clock Assisting them
viii be Mrs. William p. Borland Mrs
Fred a. Britten. Mrs. James Leo Shell
Ton. q Richmond. Va :; Miss Mamie
Miss Frances Collins, of Alabama. and
MISS Nellie Claire Howard.
Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, of Illinois. will
Hall. Congressman and Mrs. Rainev
took possession last week of the apart
ment at CONGRESS Hall, which they have
taken for the season.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has
opened her house in Rhode Island ave-
nue. for the winter. and has as her
guest, Mrs. James y. MONTGOMERY. OF
Portland. Ore.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins has
recalled the invitations for the bridge
party she was to have given this az
sESSS9 R,cSSrd %Wins Wasscb 70 the death of Mrs
ert Wallach, the latter formerly Miss
teroline Perkins, who were visiting
Mrs. Wallach at the time of her death,
are now with Mrs. Perkins.
Senator and Mrs. Francis Warren
have returned from Wyoming and
opened their apartment at the Con
necticut for the season.
Major and Mrs. James A. Shipton on.
tertained at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday, having as their
guests Lieutenant Commander julio
DittbOln, naval attache of Chile, and
Nine. de Dittborn: Major Alfredo
Ewing, military attache OF Chile, AM
Nine. de Ewing; Mrs. Thomas Cieland
Dawson, Miss Alice Shepard. Col
Charles Page Bryan, and Lieutenant
Clifford Corbln, who was recently ap
pointed United States military attach'
to Chile.
| Mrs. Charles NJ Drake and Mrs
Ethelbert Althouse win not be at homt
today, but will receive the remaining
Mondays in January.
The Misses Larner, daughters OF Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Larner, WIN entertain
at a luncheon tomorrow and at bridge
Thursday afternoon.
+ - g.
Mrs. Arthur Foraker was hostess a'
] q luncheon today in compliment TO Mrs
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of Washington

Horatio II. Armstrong, Of Hartford,
Conn. Mrs. Armstrong, who was for
merly Miss Marjorie Edison, e visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs ]. X. Edison.
Padelford, Mira John w. Thompson.
Miss Mary Irwin, Miss Frances Dunn,
and Miss Margaret Treat.
Secretary OF the Navy md Mrs. Dam
ieis returned TO Washington yesterday
afternoon from Annapolis, where they
had been the guests OF COmmannnrit
and Mrs. Eberle Miss Mary Cleaves
Daniels and Miss Evelyn Jackson their
young relatives, who accompanied them
and attended the bali game and hop
at the academy with them Saturday
'night, win be guests OF honor OF
dinner to be given by Senator ana mrs.
Shields on February 10
Miss Dorothy Brooks will entertain az
bridge Friday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. Horatio II. Armstrong.
Miss Mildred Bacon will be hostess at
q bridge Rarty January r.
Mrs. David II. Finley has arrived in
Washington and has Joined Congressz
man Finley at the house which they
have leased for the winter at 1907
sixteenth street, Mrs. Finley was ac-
companied by her second daughter,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Finley, and her
TWO sons, AHiHL anu AkQuoTL H.lnlcys NAlSo
Elizabeth Finley, who made her debut
at the State Ball in South Carolina,
Will not be formally brought out in
Washington, Mrs. Finley and Miss
Finley will be at home Tuesday, Jan-
uary %, and on the Following Tues
days until Lent
Percy b. Mccoy and Steel Du Bosdue,
who have been the guests of the for
mer's parents, Justice and Mrs Nc
Coy, left Washington last night for
their farm . Manchester, n, Q,
Saturday night Justice and Mrs. Nc
Coy entertained at supper In compile
ment to Mr.. Du Bosque. Their other
guests were Miss Dorothy Adams, Miss
Frances Effnger, Miss Katherine Eff
finger. Miss Dorothy Wyeth, Miss
Pauline Stcne, Miss Antoinette Ray.
Mr.. Deibert, Mr.. Davidson. Mr., More
chal, Mr.. Haley. and Percy Mccoy.
Baldwin Mccoy and Philbrick Nc
returned to Raleigh two weeks ago to
continue their studies.
s.
DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill will
be hosts at dinner Friaay night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Gerry and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson O'ShauRhnessy
were among the hosts at dinner last
night at the Plaza Hotel in New York
city.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant Is at the
Laurel House In Lakewood. N. j., for
an indefinite stay.
d
Miss Margaret Fechteler, who Il
visiting Miss Ruth Taft. in Providence
will come to Washington next month "a
be the guest of Mrs. Fechteler'l
brother-in-law and sister, Major and
Mrs. Henry L. Roosevelt.
Mrs. DeIos RIt'dgett will give "a dinner
| Saturday night when the guests oi
honor will be the Secretary OF STATE
and Mrs. LansinE.
| The Counselor OF the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Polk will give a dinnel
Friday night.
/ Senator and Mrs. James T. Oiivel
will entertain at dinner Friday night.
i -
Mrs. Sherman McCalium will enter
tain a number Of guests at a tea thiI
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

The state legislature viii Be asked
TO appropriate nearly q million and
quarter dollars foi new buildings
IN this section Of the stato, THE
Maryland Agricultural College heads
the list with a request OF q million
dollars spread over q number o.
years. Riverdale asks for q $4,000
school house. and Hyattsviiie desires
the appropriation OF $4,000 for an
armory for Company F.
The HyattsviIIe DuclSpin League
will hold its second dance Of the sea-
son tomorrow night In the arcade,
Miss elizabeth Mao Becker. dough
ter OF Mr. and Mrs John G. Becker. is
spending several months in New York
city as the guest OF her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank g. Wilton.
A vesper service wac held in st.
Jerome'a Catholic Church here last
night under tho auspices OF the Holy
Name Society. a sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. Father Griffen. Of the
Catholic University.
Tho short course in Poultry Eus-
bandry" began at tho Maryland AEfi-
cultural College today. Tho prograp
for tomorrow is: Feed and Feed
ing" Prof. Roy il. waite; weeping
Poultry Accounts" DR.. A. A. Brigha'n,
Of Brlnklow. Nd; Marketing Foul
try Product" DR.. Brigham, and
"GroWing Fruit in the Poultry
Yards" +. s. Holmes. ~
The county agents Of the state Be-
gan a sIx-day meeting at the Mary
land Agricultural College this morn
ing. Tonight DIR. Bradford Knapp
and Clarence Poe will speak a. q
public meeting 20 be held in the col
leEe auditorium. Tomorrow Rural
Education" will be discussed BY Prof
p. r. Bomberger, Q. s. Richardson,
J. Ia Metzger, and A. r. Miller. Prof.
Nicholas Schmitz will speak on
grains, grasses, tobacco, and other
farm crops.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
Dispatcher Controls Flow

ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan. 17.-One OF the
features OF the electrihcation in Nom
tanA OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
PAUL railroad Is that train dispatcher
has control over the flow OF electricity
in the overhead. He Is able, by his
knowledge Of tho grades and the loca-
ton OF trains, to supply extra current
where Il IL needed and cut II on where
it Is not needed. Trains going down
grade generate electricity.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. Anna Mcfarland stabler died
Saturday at her home near Sandy
Spring. She In survived by her hus-
band. The funeral took place yester-
day afternoon from the Meeting House
Of the Society OF Friends, at Sandy
Spring.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
Horse Show Opens.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 17.-Eastern
horsemen were well represented at the
opening OF the national horse show here
today. Local business men gave $4,000
60 pay for getting and staging exhibits
and for the entertainment OF visitors.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

One OF the last official acts Of Gov
ernor GoldBborough, was to granb a
pardon TO George 8. Mills. of DeTwood,
who was serving a five-yVar term for
killing Edward Lowe.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

The Rev. Oscar w. Henderson offici-
ated at the marriage Saturday after
noon OF Miss Matte yJeffries and John
!. Boone, both of Washington.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

President and Mrs. Wilson motored
through Alexandria yesterday after
noon going as far as old Pohick Church.
Comparatively few people I'm the eIty
recognized tho visitors, although on
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
ANACOSTIA.

The Rev. Henry #. Cousins preached
on "ccinmon Sense Advice to Youns
People" at the Anacospa Baptist
Churcn last night Boy Scouts at
tended.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
REPUBLICANS WILL
MEET At ALEXANDRIA
County Committees Chairmen
to Plan for Congressional
Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. 17.--ChaiF-
men OF the Republican county commits
tees Bf the eight Congressional districts
and the city OF Alexandria met today
at noon at the Hotel Rammel to ar
range q Congressional convention in
Alexandria to select Republican dele
gates 20 attend the convention ia Chi
cago this summer. Arrangements will
be made ct the same time TO call a dis
trict convention for the purpose OF
considering the nomination of candi-
date to oppose Congressman Charles G.
cariin. the Democratic representative.
The memberships OF the Second Bap-
tist Church has grown so rapidly since
the erection OF Its new church edifice on
upper King street, which was completed
about eighteen months ago. that an adj
dition to the church building is neces-
sary. The trustees have made arrange
ments to purchase the property on the
east OF the present church and will tear
out the east wall OF the building and
build an addition so as to largely in
crease the seating capacity.
Norman A. Kraft has entered suit for
divorce in the corporation court against
ground OF desertion. He Is represented
by Attorney w. u. Varney.
The January term of the circuit court
of Fairfax county, with Judge ]. b. I,
Thornton, presiding, opened this morn
ing, with a umber lawyers from Alex
| andria city and county I'm attendance,
i The trials Of two negroes charged with
i murder Will be heard at this term OF
i the court.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Mrs. Pauline Walthers, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ermold and Mrs. Amelia Leish
will have charge OF the Anacostla and
Twining City booths at the bazaar for
the benefit Of the German relief fund.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

G. The tremendous force Of
the clarion last-word call
through The Sunday Evening
Times has now attained the
acceptance it's Importance
warrants.
g Vision for yourself the
eagerness with which The
Sunday Evening Times is re-
ceived in the thousands of
homes that pay for it, and you
will understand the remark
able pulling power of The
Sunday Times for Washing
ton advertisers.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Anacostia Chapter. No. l2, Royal Arch
Masons. will meet tonight TO complete
plans for the visItation OF grand chap
ter ofticors. Plans for the election
next month VIII also be made.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

The brotherhood supper, scheduled
for tonight, has been postponed.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
"a By a number Of men, and the Pres,-
dent returned The salute.

"a by number Of men. and the Pres,-
dent returned the salute.
Robert Coleman, colored, for many
years a familiar fglire IN Alexandria,
died fast night. he was OF towerlng
height and FOR many years had been
employed IN the capacity OF janitor at
different places. During the Spanish-
American war her served as q cook In
the army.
The weekly meeting OF the Current
Topics Club and the lecture by Mrs.
Hyde to its members was held thta
afternoon IN r. =. Lee Camp Han.
The meeting at the Elks' Auditorium
tonight TO be addressed By Lord and
Lady Aberdeen, viii be largely attend
ed. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett viii give
small reception 60 the speakers at
the conclusion Of the meeting at her
home on Duke street.
Hon. j. Fred Birsell, member OF the
house OF delegates from Alexandria
city and county, who spent Sunday
with his family In this city, returneI
| to his legislative duties ct Richmond
| today Mr.. Bifrell has been appoint
ed chairman of the committee on
| claims and a member OF the commit
/ tee on elections and finance OF the
house OF delegates.
Martha Washington Chapter. No. AZ,
Order OF the Eastern Star, will hold
a meeting tomorrow night in Masonic
Temple.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

The IfyattsviIIe DuclSpin League
will hold its second dance Of the sea-
son tomorrow night In the arcade,
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Miss elizabeth Mao Becker. dough
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs John G. Becker. ia
spending several months in New York
city as the guest OF her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Wilton. g
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

The Counselor OF the State Depart
nent and Mrs. Polk will give a dinner
Friday night.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Senator and Mrs. James T. Oliver
will entertain at dinner Friday night.
Mrs. Sherman McCallum will enter
tain q number Of guests at a tea this
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Mrs. DeIos RICdgett will give IA dinner
Saturday night when the guests of
honor viii be the Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Lansing.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

Miss Margaret Fechteler, who Is
visiting Miss Ruth Taft, in Providence,
will come to Washington next month to
be the guest of Mrs. Fechteler's =
prother-in-law and sister, Major and
Mrs. Henry L. Roosevelt.