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silk; Mrs. George Barnett I'm silver
brocaded satin with silver tissue drap-
cry: Miss Frances Moore In violet It's
sue over violet silk, Miss McChord in
white tulle, Miss Margaret Howard in
salmon pink chiffon with silver lace,
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin in sapphire
blue velvet over white lace: Miss Curd
in pale blue tulle, Miss Margaret Clark
in white satin.
Miss Lucy Rurleson was dressed in
cream silk striped in black, Miss Sid
ney Burleson in black tulle over silver.
Miss Jane Gregory in pink satin with
festoons of tiny flowers, Miss Delano in
black and silver, Miss Frances Traver
in pale pink tulle. Miss Lillian Hen
drick in white satin, Mrs. Frank Mitch
ell in black velvet. Miss Mary Graham
in orange satin with ribbon trimming,
Miss Baxter in rose tulle. Miss ruth
Hitchcock in silver tissue. Miss EIenora
Morgan in pale pink tulle, MRS. Gid
son Fahnestock in blue and silver pro
cade, Mr.. William Phelps Emo, MISS
Morgan, Miss Wood in black taneta,
Miss Margaret Breckenridge. Mr. Hugo
de Pena, Miss Catherine Burdette In
turquoise blue velvet, with angel
sleeves of blue tulle; DR.. and Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson, the latter in biack
jetted net: Mrs. J. Breckinridge Bayne
in blue brocaded in silver over silver
tissue, Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock,
Miss McClintock. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Westcott and Miss Enid Sims i'll blue
tulle over white satin. and Miss caro-
line Ogden Jones in white tuiie. with an
ermine scarf; Lieut.. and Mrs. Aston
Simpson, Mrs. Simpson in a lovely gown
of green georgette crepe over satin.
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Arthur Scott and Beatrice Crown.
Andrew S McClsin and Leoncre Ballard.
Homer L. Sherman of Fairfield, Vt, and
Henry Finkenhcefer of this city, and Frank
George G. Dobler and Celeste Dorrinick. both
of Baltimore. Md.
Wa,ssE l. farsg seg,s and Eva E. he'rde'' 00'h
william johnson and Fannie NJ. ". Thonp-
letter P Bessley and Matte Y. Beasley. both
of Richmond. Va.
Percy NJ Haziegrore Of Ashland. Va. and
.;eerge F. F. Jenfin and Margreat 3. Hunter.
both of Richmond, Va
Barnard II. Kelley and Mabel c. Brock. both
Oh hre'a drew ]. whit end Mary s. Easton.
James leroy Robinson and Lillian Reosncs-
Abet: H9iss and Mary liar F.ns y BsnPsey Ps5 both Of
P9Wia n. Johnson of Falls Church. Va. and
Sarah A Bailey Of Nerr! field, Va
Ivan .. Loker and Mae J.. Hasler. both or
Harrisonburg, Va.
., %1imer h1r,sonhrrs h; shae,A' a AM Lille '
Ernest Z. Roeber and Maude s. Haynes, both
0' FLOYD i0 ]. Tsrlesion and Katie j.. Fisher. both
Of RicI ulond. Va
% George ti I. Love and Anna J. Simmons. both of
WiIlisn II. PanIette. ir., and sallie /. Holmes
both OF south Hill. w...,.,,. To-, .,,
FLORENCE VI. Lemke of this city.
Dsn L., Richardson Of Eta Va and Susie
pousias p Robertson of Roanoke, Va, and
Catherine +. walthsll of Norfolk, Va.
Charlie b: Masters and Liili D. Patton, both
walter Carter and Mary Hall, both Of Har-
Jobn ReiInann OF New Haven. Conn, and
Marie NJ Barker Of this city.
Walter VI. Barnes and Mamie G. Washington.
7 n
FrauIein A. Moses of this city
George T. Bournan and Iary A. Russell.
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Women Beautifully Gowned.

Mrs Lansing wore very handsome
gown of brocaded cloth OF silver over
silver lace
Among the hundreds who attended
the ball were Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, in steel blue brocaded in silver,
combined with tullc, and 4 diamond
bandeau in her coifure: Mrs Charles
NJ Howry, in lemon tulle over cloth
Of gold, with gold bands edging the
overdrapery: Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
III white satin brocaded in gold, with d
train of black velvet. Nine. Camperlo,
in black tulle embroidered in brill
iiants over white satin. with pointed
train of black velvet; Mrs. John 3.
Titney. in sapphire tulle trimmed with
iTIdCSccntS.
Miss Elizabeth Harding wore silver
lace draped up with garlands of pink
roses: Mrs. John Il. Williams. in black
net trimmed with Jet: Miss Ruth VIII
son in black velvet; Mrs William Cor
corau Hill. in venetian lace over pale
pink satin, with d pale pink tulIe
scarf; Miss Georgia Schoheld, in mauVe
tulle with panels of silver cloth; Mrs.
Eugene Van Rensselaer,. in black vel
vet; Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. in Vio-
let tulle.
Mrs Frederick II Gillet. was in green
and silver brocade: Miss Hoar, in cerise
cuIle: Miss Louisa Hoar. in white tulle,
Cerise scarf and cerise slippers: Mrs.
Preston Gibson. in black tulle, with
girdle OF brilliants; Mrs. Thomas w
Synons, in gray satin brocaded i'm sill
YER: Mrs Thomas W. Symons, Jr, in
silver cloth with gray tulle; Miss Sy-
mons. in blue satin draped over white
net. Miss Natalie Magruder, in pink
satin draped in jabot over silver lace.
with silver lace angel sleeves; Mrs. X.
c. Bulmer. in gold and blue brocade:
Miss Emily Beatty, in blue satin draped
over white net: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Glover. the latter in turquoise satin
with panels of silver tissue. with a col
lar cf pearls and an erInine scarf
Mrs. stephen Slocum had on water
melon velvet with silver lace, Mr.. and
Mrs Hampson Gary, the latter in blue
satin; Mrs. S. c. Neale in gold and white
brocade. Judge William Bailey Lamar,
Mr.. c. C. Calhoun, Mrs. William F. Nc
Combs in blue and silver brocade with
silver lace train, Mrs. Thomas Blagden
in heavy silk of a rich shade of green,
striped in bayadere with dull gold; Miss
frances Noyes in Powered yellow satin
over white lace. Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth in red and silver tissue over
cloth OF silver with a silver tissue drap-
cry. Miss Mercedes Godoy in pink satin
over an underdress Of pink chiffon.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths havs been reported TO
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Anna NJ Morgan, 40 years, - street north
west
James ". Considins, 60 years, the Maltby
building.
George A. woodward, Sc years, Waiter Reed
General Hospital.
John Dinneen. es years I7Ss sth street north.
west.
Csri L. Seunann, "a years. sc17 11th stree,
northwest.
Mary Il. Harrison, 30 years, 17A 9 street
northwest.
Daniel W. sebol.. SO years. c. s. Soldiers
Angela Ga,ti, 7s years. Pruridenee Hospital
George W. Allen, 30 years, Providence Hos
Robert wignoll. yeass. 22ls Chester stree,
'' PRESLEY I. pool.. 81 yc.n. Emergency Hos
Sebastian Mays. months. $500 X street
Eliza Carter. 81 ysar.. 14za seth stree. north
Walter King. 4s years, Fresdmsn's Hospital
Joseph II. Bundy, IS years. In ambulance te
Casualty Hospital.
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3OcietX

Continued from Eighth Fage)
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NINETY wANDERLusTERs HIKE
Walks Engaged in Both Yesterday
and m Sunday.

Ninety of Washington's wanderlus-
ters took part in the walks held yester-
day and Sunday. The "ofhciaf account
follows:
'"The first. of about four and hall
miles, was led by JohrBoyle Sunday
afternoon. from Benning to Ridge road,
thence circling through the WOODS ano
back to Ridge road. The walk Of yes
terday, led by c. NJ. Sterns. covered
about two and half miles from Mount
Pleasant street and Park road. down to
Pinev branch and along its north bank
to the hrdge thence ta the erees
and hack to the Park road entrance.
It was surprising to note ,1ttIs hoW maeh araS
eIed wilds. and in a few places good
sleighing might be enjoyed.
son will lead on a walk which has as
its principal ehjectye point z,,I1 the ns old 10
els from Sd street and Florida avenue
northeast"
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School Officials Out of CITY.

Rev. Dr. John Van schaick. president of
the board of education, and Ernest L.
Thurston, superintendent of schools. are
out of the city. Mr.. Thurston proba bly,
will be back tomorrow afternoon for a
short time and DR.. Van Schaick expects
to return early next week. A number. of
teachers and supervisory officers also are
out of the city for q few days.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 70
the health department within the Inst twenty
four hours:
Frank II. and Olive Brundsae, girl
John NJ and Marie L. Bridget. girl twins.
Michael p. and Lena n. Hassett. girl.
Jesse F. and Edna G. Rodes, girl
Adrian and Maud Kemper. boy.
John r. and Mary Z. Diggs. gin.
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the holidays at Woodmere. L l., as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rosenberg
Midshipman 3. Buchalter. who was a
guest for three days of Mr.. Percy
Schwarz, at 1877 Newton street, has
returned to Annapolis. Mr.. Schwarz
gave a dinner dance in his honor Sun
day night. Mr.. Buchalter will have as
his guests for the New Year eve hop
at Annapolis Miss Pearl Schwarz, Miss
Rose Lewis of Bensonhurst. Long Island,
and Mr.. Percy Schwarz.
Mrs. Luke Wilson of Chicago and
Mrs. John Tyssowski of New York are
visiting their mother, Mrs. F. w. Wood
ward. at 2O15 wyoming avenue. They
will be at home Thursday afternoon.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to Ito
following:
Moses ". Reynolds, to erect twe-story frame
dwelling at 1870 Rock Creek Ford road; srrht-
tect. W. r. Lamar; builder, W. r. Moses;
estimated cost, $50.
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Misses Suits of superior quality broad
cloth, wool velour and gabardine- plainly
tailored or trimmed with a good quality
Of fur. These models are very handsome,
and embrace the latest fashion features.
At the Clearance Price of $23.75
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THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.
EoIr1TY DIYISION 1-Instice

EQUITY DIVISION 1--Justice Hitz
Warren agt. Warren: order for alimony: plain
tin's attorney. II. L. Tignor; defendants attor-
neys, @. V. Meehan and Fulton Brylawski.
Weller agt Weller: Charles A. Mccarthy nr-
pointed guardian ad ltem; order appointing 10.
seph ]. Weller trustee to sell; bond, So5, 600;
plaintiffs attorney, Alexander Wolf.
PROBATE D1vIsION-Justice Stafford
Estate of Samuel Y. Leech; petition for pro
bate of will filed; attorney, Paul Slemsn,
Evening star., 1916-12-26

The Australian state of Victoria is
electrifying it's railroad system at an
expense that eventually will exceed
S29,00O,00O.
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Mrs. Hit in Black and Silver.

Mrs. William f. Hit in black silk.
brocaded in silver: Mrs. Victor KaufY-
mann III cloth of silver and silver lace,
and carrying a fan of cerise ostrich
feathers: Miss Anne Hopkins in cerise
tulle, Miss Caroline Nash in blue, bro
caded in silver. with cloth of silver
z-irdle and shoulder straps; Mrs. Ran
dali HagneT in pale pink, brocaded In
silver. draped over silver lace; Mrs
Fleming Ncwbold in yellow attn with
- drapery OF pastel blue tulle. Miss Le-
fevre in black taffeta and tulle with siI-
yer embroidery; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Huidekoper, the latter in black velvet
Mrs. Robert l.. owen was in black
and silver, Miss Owen in white satin,
Miss Ruth Patterson IN ivory satin and
lace, Mrs. Henry Wiley in cerise vel
vet the Misses Wiley. Mrs. Richard
Townsend IN violet velvet with ernine
scarf. Mrs. Edward McCauIey, tr. blue
silk and silver lace; Mrs. Lyman Pratt,
white tulle combined with lowered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Ell Pdsodns Returning.

W. ]. Benton. who went TO California
four months ago IN bad health, has
returned to his home.
Manuel Schwartz. a student OF the
College of Finance OF the university
of Pennsylvania, viii arrive tonight TO
spend the holiday season with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A Schwartz.
Miss Ruth Baron. who IS a student
of the Lady Jane Gray school Of New
York. will arrive Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her sis
tiers. Mrs. Ben Swat and Miss Hetta
Baron, and her uncle, !. Weiss
Miss Catherine O'Boyle has arrived
from the Loretto academy at Las Cru
ces to spend the Christmas holidays
with her sister. Mrs. J. f. Gemoets-
Misses Caroline Plumb and Lucille
Plumb returned Thursday from Las
Cruces TO spend the Christmas holidays
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E )
Plumb. They are Students at the Lo-
retto academy at Las Cruces
Miss Alberta Eaton. a student OF the
Loretto academy al Las Cruces, has re-
turned to spend the Christmas season
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A L
Eaton.
Among other students Of the LOretto
academy, at Las Cruces. who came to
FL Paso Thursday for the Christmas
holidays. are Helen Blake. Lucille Nc
Mines. Louise Fadoa Vivian Field.
Alice Mahoney, Jewel Trent, Marcelina
Fierro and Josefino Fierro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
COL. AND MRS. HEARD GUESTS
AT A DINNER DANCE IN POST
CLUB ROOMS THURSDAY NIGHT

Drury. Mr. and Mrs. r. Emmett Hines.
Mrs D. g. Cabel. jr-. Misses Winifred
Martin, Genevieve Hornbrook. Mar
garet Johnson. Lieut.. o. :. Wood and
O'Connell-
The second of a series Of dances
viii be given by the Tennessee field
hospital corps at Camp owen Bierne
saturday night The Tennessee am
bulance corps and troops Is, and j.,
Tennessee cavalry. viii be the guests.
The first dance Of this series was
given three weeks ago in honor %
Mrs J. NJ Trout, wife Of Maj Trout
The officers Of the Tennessee field
hospital corps will give "a dance at
Camp owen Bierne Tuesday night
<
A reception VIII be given by Cen and
Mrs Roger Williams. of the Kentucky
national guard, on Christmas day. from
3 to o'clock The guests VIII be re-
ceived on the mezzanine floor of Hotel
Paso del NOrte- Assisting Gen and
Mrs. Williams will be Gen. and Mrs.
George Bell. jr-. and Gen and Mrs
Charles G. Morton.
The officers of the Michigan national
guard entertained Thursday night with
a Jolly informal dance in the ball room
of Hotel PasO del Norte- There We're
about 200 guests present. the majority
being the members of the Michigan
regiments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Dances.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Overton are
entertaining tonight with a dance az
their home on Estrella street. in honor
of their son. Charles Overton.
Miss Yetta Baron will be the guest
Of honor at a dance 10 be given We'd
nesday night by Mr.. and Mrs. A
Schwartz. at their home on Mesa ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. r ". Glass entertained
Thursday night with an informal dance
at their home on La Luz street The
house was deliberately decorated with
lots OF mistletue bOughs and branches
OF evergreen and holly Among the
greenery were numerous pOinsettas
blossoms During the evening fruit
and candies were served and later a
light supper was enjoyed. Miss Karma
Temple assisted the hostess in enter
tanning The guests present were DR..
and Mrs. B. z. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Reid, Mr.. and -1rs. Joe Nc
Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Brown.
Misses Stella Hockett. Karma Temple.
Mary Anne McNeilis. Nan Daugherty.
Messrs- A E. Lord. Leon Temple and
Roy Glass Little Robert Glass was
dressed as Santa Claus and met the
guests at the door
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Out OF Town Visitors.

Miss Hazel Jones. OF BroOkville
Penn. IS visiting her sister. Dr. Doris
Bowlby. at her home, 1907 COpia street
Mrs L Berger, Of New York City, is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Harry
Barnett and Mr.. Barnett, at their
home in the Ramsey apartments.
Nj and Mrs Louis CLYDE Van Week,
OF Toledo. Ohio. Will arrive December
80 to spend about three weeks with
Mrs. Van Weeks sister, Mrs John r.
Enlow. and Mr.. EnlOw.
Mrs. N. J. Miller. Of Los Angeles, who
stopped for few days IN II Paso as
the guest Of Mrs II. Mebus. on her
way home from Wichita. kans-, left
Thursday for Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. a. c. Clapfelter. of
Sanderson. Tex. who were the guests
OF Mrs. Clapfelter's mother, Mrs H.
Mebus, have returned to their home
Mrs. Clapfelter was formerly Hiss
Irene Mebus
Mrs. J. NJ. Trout, wife Of Maj. Trout,
and Mrs. J. c. Hill, wife OF Lieut. Jeffe
C Hill. both officers Of the Tennessee
Field hospital corps. are in FL Paso
spending the holidays with their nus
bands They will return to their re-
spective homes about the beginning OF
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford c. Crews and
baby. of HillsbOrO. y. NJ. are expected
to arrive tonight TO spend the Christ
mas season as the guest Of NJ. Crews 5
mother, Mrs c G Crews, and MS
brother, Lee H Crews. Another son.
Robert II. Crews. OF Albuquerque, Will
arrive Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson will
return shortly after Christmas from
their honeymoon through east Texas.
They will visit in FL Paso for
p short time before going to their
ranch at Clifton. Ariz- Mrs johnson
was Miss Gertrude NJ Walker. Of Los
Angeles. Their wedding occurred a
short time ago at the home OF judge
and Mrs. James P Harper on Rio
Grande street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
By RUTH MoNRO AUGUR.

make a person want TO forget Few
gray hairs and a few years and get
right down on the floor with the
youngsters and play with them II is
other we all seem to have to- The
mOre's the pity.
It is full formal evening dress, II you
please. for the hOuse-warming Christ
mas dance that viii open the rebuilt
FL Paso Country club. No semi-eVen-
ing dress no. sir, Full formal toys are
TO be required. so IL is up to every club
member to array themselves in the
nappiest raiment they possess when
ttev HE forth TO the Christmas dance
It is whispered that II is going to be
wonderful affair. by the way, with big
surprises sprung toward the end of the
-partv and novel unexpected features all
through the evening The Ambulance
is going to be by membership card or
visitors card. so il will be rather ex-
elusive. too don't you know
wonder why the old. old custom Of
going carolling on Christmas eve has
never taken hold in El PasO2 We have
such a splendid climate here that il
would be the exception if the evening
were more than moderately cold Ism
il funny that when things are hard
everyone wants to take part, and when
things require little effort they do not
seem so attractive to dO2 Up north 1
have stood uD TO my knees IN snow
many a time on Christmas eve singing
carols with a bunch of friends. all so
bundled up in wraps that they could
hardly be distinguished one from the
other and at a time while Jack Frost
would be working SO industriOusly on
the Job that our voices would almost
freeze as we sang. Yet Christmas
would not seem Christmas without
going caroling, even If We had TO al
most freeze TO do IT.
The center Of Pioneer plaza looks
lonesome without the beautiful big
Christmas tree of last year. with its
quantities of red and blue lights.
FL Pasoans are going TO have another
musical treat shortly after Christmas,
when the music department of the Wo-
mans club presents Mrs Georgia Rich
ardson Baskerville in a concert IN the
new club building. Mrs Baskerville IS
q pianist Of much ability. and she has
q very enviable reputation in the north.
where she makes her home Last spring
Mrs. Baskerville played five concerts IN
three months with the Detroit sym
Dhonv orchestra and the Philadelphia
orchestra These were the List con-
certo in z flat. Gray's concerto one by
Tschafkowsky. Chopin's in E minor and
Beethoven's Emperor" Corp Chester
H. Miller. Of the Pennsylvania field ar
tiIlery. who has become quite fayorlte
here in musical circles through his
splendid singing will assist Mrs Bas-
keryille in her concert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Women's Organizations.

An interesting meeting OF the FL
Paso EQUAL Franchise league was held
Thursday afternoon in the chamber OF
commerce building. Miss A Louise
Dietrich was in charge Of the program.
A very unusual and interesting paper
on What Christ would think Of equal
suffrage" was read by Mrs. David
Holguin- Mrs J. J. NIundy read 2
speech on suffrage delivered in the
house of commons OF England, recently
Mrs W Martin. of Bay City. Mich,
talked on the opinions endorsing SUI
frage Of the state officials Of the states
in which suffrage had been granted to
women. A business meeting was held
and the usual reports were given The
nominating committee presented the
following slate. for the officers OF the
league, to be voted upon at the first
meeting in January: Mrs. o. A. Critch-
EFT and Mrs B. F jenkins were nom
mated for president: Mrs 6. J. Fennell
and Mrs. J. J. Mundy for first vice
president: Mrs George II. Clements and
Miss Grace Virginia Logan. second vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs. E f Moulton and Miss
Ruth NJ Augur third vice president;
Mrs r. NJ. Peabody and Mrs. Charles
Kircher. recording secretary. Mrs A
Louise Dietrich and Miss Lulu PREFER
corresponding secretary; Mrs Horace
a. Lay and Mrs. J. r. Hamel treasurer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
By RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

~OL- and Mrs. John ". Heard,
OF the Eighth cavalry. were the
~ guests of honor at a delightful
dinner dance, given by the officers Of
the Eighth cavalry. Thursday night in
the officers club at Fort Bliss.
The club room was deliberately dec
GRATED with quantities Of mistletoe
holly and evergreen boughs- About
the rooms were the national and regi-
mental flags and the troop guidons.
A beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
Illuminated with colored electric lights,
ornamented the center Of the table
Little Christmas novelties were the
dinner favors. The Eighth cavalry
band played selections during the din
ner and for the dancing afterward-
Among the guests from the regt-
ment were Col and Mrs. J. W Heard,
Misses Marguerite Heard and Amy
Heard, Lieut. Col George T Lang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

horne. Mai F. s Armstrong. Mai. and
Mrs John OShea. Maj J. 5 Parker,
Cant. W. " Brander Capt. and Mrs
". {. Gardenhire. Capt. John \. WaE-
ner. Capt Richard GOeing. Capt. r r
Tate, Capt. and Mrs. Emory }. Pike,
Capt. John Cooke. capt and Mrs. H.
q Taturn Can't and Mrs. W. W. over
ton. Capt. and Mrs Victor S. Foster,
Capt " F II. Godson. Capt, W H.
C0wles. Lieut. and Mrs Guy " M H.
T.ieIr. and Mrs Chauncy Mcneil. Lieut..
and Mrs. X 2. Lord. Lieut.. and Mrs
Isaac Spalding. Lieut. and Mrs. Vii
liam A. RaSorg, Lieuts- Stuart w
Creamer. ir.. Robert o. amin, Theodore
Barnes. jr.. Julian F. Barnes, T. II.
Rees. IT.. Robert Mcdonald. James X
Cochreu and Mrs. Julia Tate. The
other guests were Col and Mrs James
Lockett. Col George II. Morgan. Col
Lloyd NJ Brett. Mai and Mrs. p H
McAndrew. Maj. Edward NJ Talbot
Mai William L. Keller. Capt. and Mrs
H H Johnson, Capt. and Mrs Rex II
Rhoades, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ