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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19
An advertisement bv
The PULLMAN COMPANY
Convenience.

Pullman Company it is not only possible
to secure In advance accommodations in crowded
beyond its normal capacity but it is possible to enjoy
while travelling comforts and convenences usually associ-
ated only with the modern hotels larger cities
By building its the Pullman Company has
been able to test every innovation which might add to
the convenience OF its passengers. Constant ventilation
comfortable temperature electric lights electric FANS modern
plumbing and other distinctive features of the Pullman car
have been provided in spite of the difficulties arising from
the natural limitations of construction and the fact
that these conveniences all times be available
while the is moving from place place
brief comparison Of the early Pullman car with its oil
lamps coal and almost entire lack of convenences
with the modern steelamored sleeping or parlor car
sanitary electrically lighted automatically ventilated steam
heated and supplied with every comfort and convenience
that ingenuity DEVISE estiGes to the progress which
has been made by the Pullman Company in fifty years
of continuous service to the travelling public
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19
CLARENCE VAN DEUSEN
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
STATE AUDITOR.
Do You Want to Know Where
Your Tax-Dollars Go?

II so, vote for Clarence Van Deusen.
expert accountant, for State Auditor.
The man who first exposed tho corrup-
ton in the State House.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19

Do t. WORCESTERSHIRE for the { oil
tai News
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19

IDANHA-Frank Cornweld, Port
land; ]. E. Burgey, Hagerman: Fred
Johnson. Lebomare. O.; A. NJ. Rogers,
Emmett; r. r. Butler, The Dalles.
Ore; D. S. Mackenzie, Jordan Valley !;
Ralph Harper. Portland; John concei-
mo, J. Boydell, Nyssa. II. c. Stokes,
Spokane; Josephine Eastman, Lake
Forest. ILL.,; H. Phelps, Shoshone; M.
B. Transors, Chicago.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19

GRAND-T. v. Smith, Portland !;
Ivan Jones, Rye Flat; r. z. Keyes,
Nampa; J. D. Whitson and son, Noun
tain Home; II. D. Gracey, Atlanta
George Cartwright and wife, Horse
shoe Bend; w. T. Stafford. Gooding;
Dave Nichols. Emmett, Edgar Cath
cart, Pocatello; M. H. Paige, Nez
Perce; Mrs. Q. A. Jeffreys. Miss
Helen Jeffreys. Haserman; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Larson, Fairfield; Fl. M.
Larson, Lewiston; J. A.. Hammond,
Mountain Home; D. A. Dunning and
family, Brush: w. p. Goldberg, Pendle-
ton; Walter Berry, Idaho City; J. A.
O'Neill, Atlanta.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-19

BRISTOL-Mrs. r. w. vanderhoof,
Homedale: James Kulolia. Honolulu;
Simon Lewis and wife, Burns; Mrs.
]. r. Oliver. Mrs. William Morgan,
Centerville; w. C. Brassey, Placer
Vile; Mrs. Estella Hall. Quartzburg;
Mrs. 8. r. Peake, New York: A. Akine,
Caldwell; II. II. Miller and wife, Mrs.
J. H. Pinkston. Bruneau; John d.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
AVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better L ooking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouths
lazy. no-good feeling-you should take
Olive Tablets. $500.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients, and are pdrely vege-
table compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive
color. ..''..t
To have a clear. pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimpIes, feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days you must get al
the cause.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-.yet
have no dangerous after effects. They
start the bile and overcome constips-
ton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at l0c and 2Sc per box.
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results. Az,
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
SPECIAL MUSIC PLANNED
Church Of Covenant to Have TRIPLE
Quartet Iomorrox.

Music will be given at tho Church
OF the Covenant tomorrow afternoon
by the triple uartet, and In the eve.
ming by the evening choir, with dou-
HE uartet and four soloists, under the
son, Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ.
"The Messiah" Handel will .ge
given on Sunday evening, January II,
by the evening choir OF the Church Of
the Covenant, and will be repeated
the following evening.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
Director Of Mine and Mrs. Won
Engelken Are Hosts.

The Director OF the Mint, r. J. Won
Engelken. and Mrs. Won Engeiken en-.
teftained at a luncheon at the shore.
nam today in compliment to their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Rogers, OF New York.
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Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
rogers Will be the honor guests nc a
dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Won Engel.
Ken VIII give. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
VIII return to their home on Monday.
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Miss Mary Duncan Gibson, daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson,
VIII be hostess at n luncheon for a
large company OF her schoolgirl
friends on December 20.
Congressman Jouett Shouse will
today.
Yesterday a large company of prom.
inent and interesting people lunched
at the Shorehan, among them Mrs.
Roscoe Bulmeer, Mrs. Clark wagga-
man, William Morrow, Miss Katherine
Judge, Mrs. 7. A. Baldwin, Powell
Minnigerode, Mrs, Theodore sbuey,
Miss Dorothy Shuey, ]. p. Tumuity,
secretary 20 the President, Mrs. o. d.
Oliphant, of Trenton, N. j., and
Colonel clifford.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
FORD TELLS NEEDS
OF Big PRINTERY
@. P. o. Head Recommends
Improvements and Increase
foE Workers of Plant.

Increased compensation for print
ers, bookbinders. and. bookbinder
rpRchine operators, and pensions and
retirements for old employees of the
Government Printing Office, some OF
whom are octogenarians, 10 urged
upon Congress by Public Printer Cor
nelius Ford in bis annual report.
Construction OF a new building to
replace the old printing office struc-
ture at North Capitol and II streets.
which now houses the document sec.
sidewalk about the building is recon-
The old building is described as q
tse shd nsorS ts ns
IL contains, and to the new building,
which IL adjoins.
Would Amount to Economy.
Retirement, the Public Printer de-
clares. would be an economy measure.
He says:
I'm view OF the fact that quite a
large number OF employees In the
Government Printing Office have
reached Advanced age. and have given
good service to the Government Tor
or thirty ~ cnss.. esn To e Ss
cessity OF legislation looking TO the
retirement OF these worthy pubic
"in the employment OF this oftics
are many male and female employees
ranging In age from sixty TO eighty
years. and IL Ia obvious that their
services are not AZ valuable as would
be the services OF younger persons.
Esrnisg Power Decreased.
Their earning power DECREASES a.
age advances. and this fact is par
ticulariy observable In a manufactur-
ing establishment such as the Gov
eminent Printing Once.
The productive capacity OF the Of
nee can. In my estimation. be
found whereby these worthy ON
ployes can be retired upon an eauita-
BILE basis OF pay and younger persons
employed In their places.
II again recommend that the reauis.
lite authority be given to increase
the pay OF printers and bookbinders
from 90 cents 20 SO cents per hour.
and the pay OF bookbinder machine
operators from % cents TO 90 cents
per hour. The work handled by these
employees In OF a technical nature. re-
qniring knowledge and skill, and tho
question OF authorizing the Increased
Congress at different times, but never
enacted into law. l have for several
years been nrmly Impressed with the
fairness and justice OF an increased
compensation for these employees, but
as their pay II limited by present law
can take no action without the
sanction OF Congress. The annual eN.
pense involved by proposed increase
would be approximately $4,000
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
MISS WILEY TO BE
PRESENTED TODAY
Mrs. Henry Wiley Gives Tea
Dance at Rauscher's for
Daughter.

Miss Roberta Wiley, daughter Of
Commander and Mrs. Henry Wiley, ".
8. A.. one OF the most attractive buds
OF this season, will be presented to
society this afternoon at n tea dance,
which her mother IL giving at Raus-
chers Miss Elizabeth Wiley, a de-
butante OF two seasons ago, will re-
ceive with her mother and sister.
Mrs. Wiley will wear a handsome
gown OF cherry coiored velvet and her
daughters frock II of fine white
lace, with, the bodice composed Of
pearl embroidery. She will carry n
bouquet OF pink rose buds and liiies
OF the valley. Tall palms and guam
titles OF ferns will be used In tho
ball rooms, with the flowers sent the
pink capped candles decorate the tea
table. -
Assisting the Hostess.
Mrs. n. NJ. obcrteuffer, of Phiiadei.
phia; Mrs. Charles MeFee, Miss Lanier,
OF Baltimore. who IL Waiting Mrs.
Wiley; Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Miss Cas-.
Watts, and Mrs. Joseph Tracy will
preside at the tea table, and the debu.
tante will be assisted by a charming
bevy OF young girls. among them Miss
Ms nnIa Fshpestock. Miss Ellen
adelaide futile, Miss Margaret Clark,
Miss Janet Heron. Miss Dolores
Crawford. Miss Minna Blair. Miss
Anne Hopkins. Miss Maxine Durant,
and Miss Sally Fowler.
Te Estertain At Di.ser.
After the reception Commander and
Mrs. Wiley will entertain at dinner
At the Chevy Chase Club for the mem.
bers OF their daughters receiving
Commander and Mrs. Wiley have
cards out for q small dance at the
Playhouse, December 20. In honor of
their daughters. The guests will be
confined TO members OF the younger
set
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Chinese Minister Is Host at In
terestine Luncheon In Honor
of Justice RiddeIl.
JUDGE HAoM OFF TOMORROW
Brother Of Ambassador Of Ar
gentina to Leave for New
York With His Wife.

The Chinese minister. DR.. Koo, wal
host at an Interesting luncheon today
entertaining In compliment to Jus
tice William Riddell, of Toronto, Can
ada
Invited to meet the guest OF honoi
were James Brown Scott. Cone John
son. Solicitor or the State Depart.
ment; Merwln X. Hart, DR.. w. r. VIII,
loughby. DIR. Judson Crane, the coun,
selor of the legation, Yung Kwai; Mr.
Copp. and Y. c. Yang.
Judge and Mrs. Edouardo Naon ant
their two children. who have been tn,
gue9ts OF the judges brother and sis.
tina and Nine. Naon, for severa
weeks, Will leave for New York to.
morrow. and will sail January.s for
their home In Buenos Aires.
The Secretary OF State, and Mrs
lansing were guests OF honor last
evening OF Mr.. and MIRA. John II. Hew
son At dinner In their homo In New
II. Cole, of New York. are guests II
MI. and Mrs. Hew:on.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs: New,
last evening when Gen. and Mrs.
Hugh L. Scott entertained at dinner
at their home at Fort Myer. General
and Mrs. SCOTS other guests Include
Daniels, the Assistant Secretary OF
War and Mrs. william H., Ingraham,
Mt; Justice CLARKE, Gen. and Mrs.
WILLIAM N. Black, Gen. and Mrs. vii.
Baker. Col. and Mrs. Ira A. Haynes,
Col; william c. Brown. Major William
Ersssi. ); Nash. &r. snd Mrs so Gibson
Eehnestoek. Mt; and Mrs. Richard c.
Of New York: Miss Bones. Mrs.
Charles Wolcott Henry. OF Phiiadei.
phis; Mrs. Delos Biodgett, Miss En-.
dora dora Clover, Miss blanchard Scott,
Robert Spear Hudson, both OF the
British embassy.
Mrs. Eikins % Entertsin.
Mrs. stephen b. Elkins will have
dining with her this evening Mrs.
Arthur Dodge and several other of.
neers Of the National Anti-surrags
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine EilSins have
setts avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Epson, who occupied IL two winters
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. ElSins will give
UP the house on Wednesday, when
huoy viii JOIN MIN. cttpnen Is. ElkinS
and pass the winter with her at her
homo In X street.
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Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, jr., is
spending the weekend In Baltimore
with Mrs. Albert ordway and Miss
Valerie Padelford, who are making
an indennite stay at NE Belvedere
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay will
entertain at n musicale at 4 o'clock
this afternoon At Fairmont Seminary
In compliment TO Mrs. william Cum.
ming story, president general Ma
tional Society Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The program will be given by Mrs.
William II. Won Deyer, Anton Kaspar,
MT. Lorleberg, and Albert Deibert.
Presiding at the tea table later I'm
the afternoon will be Mrs. Joe Eagle,
Mrs. II. l. Siddons, Mrs. Bates War.
rem, and Mrs. Henry T. Rainey. The
table will be adorned with a dainty
bon bon Christmas tree.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
rre.ide.t to A,,e.s s.Il.

The President and Mrs. Wilson
have accepted the invitation OF the
Southern Society to attend the ball
on December ~ in the Psn.American
Union building to the diplomats from
Latin American countries now In
Washington.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wilson
entertained informally at tea In the
Red Room for a small company of
friends who scalled by appointment.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Y. NJ. c. A. IN CHARGE At
CHURCH,

william Knowles Cooper. secretary OF
Young Mems Christian Association. will
speak Sunday evening at Calvary Bap-
tist Church. The service will be under
the auspices OF the y NJ. c, A. Eospei
slnG.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
DR.. GORDON

VII conduct . ..suestiss srpwer- IN
the Fiysf Cesgregatieaal Chsrch.
Teatk asA q sts. n. W.. % TnuysAey
evening. Dee. ~, st = 3. -. ssa VIII
snswer the feilswisg ssestfessi
4. Are there tive separate sna aas.
tfset fsrces 0. the wsrss-eNi sns
gsedf ..
n DsS Jssus Gee sbseistepy eeprest
lsnsuaGe, or ala He seeeansAsts
maseif to- the sgef
q skesIS . giri work fer . living
who has Ne seed ter
4. L. the sprtsking with wetsn
Derfsrnea st chrtsteaiags. aushsr-
isea n scrtptsref ~ .II
8. WY s.ss Gsa rsr-i' people %
BE tenpseAf
9. How IL n that the churches are
80 siew 20 take ~ Socialism when
II las n tesSesey 60 Do 80 oses
Geeaf b..
.. IL death . uaiverssI priseipie.
Or is % the result ef STAT
q. Ifs Married couple cannot live
happily Together. shssi< hey sep
ayateS f......
.. wssil ysu advise sreskins off
IN eaeageHent henuse the yeong
mas kss . weakness fer artshf
10. Cas . persss become . Chrts-
ttsn sis the Dsoestw
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
MRS. DANIELSAT LUNCHEON
10 Guest Of Vice Chairman and Mrs.
Cummings.

Mrs. Josephus Daniels lunched, at
the Shoreham yesterday as the guest
OF the vice chairman of the Demo.
cratic national committee. Homer
came TO Washington to attend. the
dinner given by the President and
Mrs. Wilson Thursday evening. Sec.
rotary Daniels, also lunched at the
shoreham. having Vance Mccormick;
committee, as his guest.
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will
leave Washington Tuesday evening
after the Cabinet dinner at the White
merciai congress in Norfolk. After a
few days In Norfolk. Mrs Daniels will
make a. short visit 70 Raleigh, N. C.
Baron wilhelm Won Schoen. retiring
secretary OF the German embassy, and
baroness Won Schoen, formerly Miss
Catherine Birney who were married
recently In the home Of the latter's
,nr.ss M sIo H ,S. s slksr have
are at the Lafayette. Baron won
Schoen In to be transferred to Mexico
ut the end of his vacation.
studis Club Gives Dance.
The third dance OF tho Studio Dance
Club was given Tuesday evening at
Studio Hall. with q full membership
of the club present. J. Stanley Long
arrangements. The next dance will
be held Christina plight.
Miss Evelyn Browning, who has
just finished n tour with beverly of
Grsustark," In In Washington for .
visit.
Phiiasshrepists Active. -.
The first OF the series OF Phisn-
thropic Evenings which have been
arranged by the Washington. ID. G.
section, Council OF Jewish Women will
take place Wednesday. December 10
at the Eighth street Temple At s:i5
Of the following offsrinss BY the
weil.known dramatic reader. Miss
Jennie Mannheimer OF Cincinnati, o.
THE Wpi." The Finger OF God" and
1.-THE Mixer OF Dreams" There will
accompanied by. Professor Atwater.
and an organ voluntary by Professor
Atwater.
The Washington ID. c. section,
Council OF Jewish Women viii hold
its regular meeting. Tuesday Decem.
Der ~ at 2:3g y. m. In the vestry of
the Eighth street Temple, when the
following delightful program has
ss P.s ar az viii aSsn
the main address OF the afternoon.
Miss Rose Mordecai will speak on the
Prophet Jonah" and the musical pro.
gram will be furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Grimes. Mr.. Grimes be.
ing the vocalist. with Mrs. Grimes At
the plano. The social hour will con.
ciude the meeting.
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VIII Held bazaar.
The board OF managers OF the Flor.
ence crittenton Home will hold n
bazaar, Wednesday afternoon Dec
ember Is, at the home, 2is Third
street. A turkey dinner will be ser.
we'd from i;ao to ESQ o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hanson are
receiving congratulation on the birth
OF a son. Arthur Briggs Hanson, yes.
terday morning.
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A ball will be given for the bene.
NJ of the Washington Diet Kitchen
Association at Rauscher's on the even
ing of December II. Mrs. Horace
westcott Is chairman of the com.
mittee.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Central Union Misioo
Central Union Mission
Christmas Dinner for the Poor
and Tree For the Children,
With Distribution Of Gifts

A free dinner for the poor win be served
at o'clock Christmas Day. and at 7;so p. N.
there will be a huge tree for the children,
with a distribution OF dolls. toys, Xmas
stockings lfiied with candy, nuts and fruio
and various other things.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Universalist
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER

Thirteenth and l. SITS. N. W.
Rev. John Van Schaick, Jr.. Pastor.
Rev. william Conden. Assistant Pastor.
Public worship at II a. M, with sermon by
The assistant pastor. Subject. Getting Near
Go Christ"
sunday. school. e:ts .. m. KindsrEarten.
N a m Y p, e, u. t:SO d. m.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
To Give Dinner Tonight.

Judge and Mrs. Charles Howry will
be hosts at dinner tonight in compli-
ment to their house guest. Mrs. Bark.
ler Gummere of Princeton, N. j., and
charleston, s. G. Mrs. Howry will be
at home informally on Monday, when
Mrs. Gummere win receive with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Penheld will
entertain at a luncheon of six covers
today for their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene ID. Ong, of Boston. To-
guests OF. honor at q dinner of eight
covers, which Mr.. and Mrs. Penheld
will give at the Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Help Us Make This Christmas
a Happy Day for the Poor.

We have 800 dolls to be dressed. WIN you
volunteer TO dress onef- Make your checks
payabie TO the Central Union Mission, and
send TO w. II. Ramsey, Treas, or John y.
Bennett. Supt, So Louisiana ave. n. W.
Services. sunday, December 10th. . and 1850
p NJ. Celebration OF three anniversaries In
these meetings. Good singing.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Associated Bible STUDENTS

At Old Masonic Temple ssisnTssH . 4 SS ".
3P. Nc, lecture by W. E. Van Ambursh, Of
New York city. Topic. ''st. John the
Apostle; Hts Iife and Work" 1850 D. m,
ssni annual election.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Knsxes Back In Apartment.

Senator-elect and Mrs. Philander G..
Knox have returned to their apart
ment in the Connecticut from q visit
in Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle

Led by Rev. B. carradine. d. D.. and others
sunday at s9 IA Ave, n. w. at $50 snt
renpa, Ave. N. W.. At 7:so .. M.
Everybody wsicomsl
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
HOSTS AT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson EntertaIns for
Mrs. Barker 0ummere.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson
were hosts at dinner last evening, en-.
tertaining In compliment to Mrs.
Barker Gummere, OF Princeton, N. j.,
and Charleston, s. C., who 10 visiting
Judge and Mrs. Charles b. Howry.
Asked TO meet Mrs. Gummere were
MT. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins, Mrs Ros-
eoe Bulmer. Mrs. Engman Chariot,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. II. Won Engleken,
jose Tible Machsdo, formerly minister
o. Guatemsia In London. and Mrs.
Fairfax, Va, who IL visiting Mrs.
Gibson; Congressman Jouett Shouse,
Congressman Richard s. Whaley, John
sons brother, Preston Gibson, OF New
York, who Is his guest.
After dinner the party attended the
dance. given by Mrs. James Pryor
Tarvin at the Willard To Introduce
her young kinswoman, Miss Matte
curds OF Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
DANCE INVITATIONS OUT
Ball VIII BE Given December n al
City Home.


Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter have
cards out for a dance Thursday even.
ing, December 81, at their residence,
1900 New Hampshire avenue. The
ball will be unusually interesting
from the fact that II 10 the first
formal function TO be given In the
Letter mansion since the death OF the
late Mrs. l.. z. Letter, whose hospi'
tally was famous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter expect to leave
Washington January o to spend sew
era1 weeks In Florida, where Mr.: lei
ter has built n hunting lodge. They
Will be accompanied by their two
small sons, Joseph, tr., and Tommy
but will leave their baby daughter,
Miss Nancy Letter, with Mrs Letters
parents, Col. and Mrs. John H. VIII
Mt. Letter and Blaine Elsins left
town today to spend fortnight duck
shooting in Louisiana.
Coming For Holidays.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Ballentine Pit
ney will arrive In Washington Decem.
Der IL to remain until after New Year
with Mrs. Pltney's parents, Col and
Mrs. John X. Williams. Lieutenant
Pitney has been commissioned lieu.
tenant In the artillery, U. =: A. and
ordered to report TO Fort Riley, Kan
sas, for a course OF instruction. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Pitney expect TO
leave Washington January for their
new post.
Mrs. McCombs will come to town
December 20 to spend Christmas with
Colonel and Mrs. Williams.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
WILL SEE FAIRY PLAY
Many Prominent Women Take
Boxes for Boys Benefit.

Many prominent women have taken
boxes for the delightful fantasia. do
You Believe In Fairies" written by
Miss Minnie Saxton, which will be
given at the Belasoo Thaater next
Tuesday afternoon for the benent OF
the Working Boys Home.
The list OF box holders comprises
MI M,,:o Thomas e walsh. Mrs; Walter
William n. Ritter. Mrs. Charles
Ffoulke. Mrs. Thomas T. Gan. Mrs
Charles Johnson, Mrs. Perry Johnson,
Mrs Richard Crane. Ord, Miss Julia
Whiting. Mrs. George Downey. Mrs,
Myers, Mrs. william A. Slater. Mrs.
Henry +. Dimoek. Mrs. stephen u.
Elkins. and Mrs Louis Penneid.
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Miss Brsws Entsrtsias.
Miss Mary Perry Brown IL enter,
tanning at bridge this afternoon nj
the Chevy Chase Club. Her guests In,
clude Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs,
Ernest walker. Mrs. John Crayke
simpson. Mrs. James Merrill, Mrs. W.
u. Ham. Mrs. Elliott Woods. Mrs. II.
u. Tillman. Miss o. J. Hemphili. Mrs
Newton Mason. Mrs; Alfred Taylor,
White.
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Miss clementine STsith entertained
al a luncheon OF six eeysss today at
her residence, In II street.
Major and Mrs. william Mitchell,
left Washington today 20 pass the
week end at Old Port Comfort.
Musicale st Arts Club.
Col. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Reeves Rus.
sell will entertain tonight at the Arts
Club.
Miss Elizabeth seiple. OF Water.
town. N. Y, Is visiting Miss Georgia
Green.
Mrs. Winternute w. Sloan. formerly
Miss Virginia l.. Gardner. will be the
honor guest At q tea which Mrs. Gar
nett Gilbert Loefier will give at her
apartment. on Park road. this after,
noon. Receiving with Mrs. Loeffier
and Mrs. sloan will be Mrs. watsoh
Eldridge.
Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. Elmer,
son Greer will preside at the tea table
which will be adorned with a center,
piece OF pink roses.
Assisting In the dining room will
be Miss, Lois Eldridge, Miss Frances
Burt. Miss Grace simpson. Miss May
Roberts, MISS Dorothy Heiberger,
Mrs. Charles Warren and Mrs. Rob
ert Hall.
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
aTHE SPIRIT IN NAN"

Address by Frank Mandrell, Sunday night
Q s'ciock, followed by spirit messages givsa
through Mr. J. Y. Msltby, Pythfsn Temple
(second hooT), le12 9Th 81. All welcome
The Washington times., 1916-12-09
.hu't1 @npo J !
Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

connsctieut Ave. 18th and y s,ssssa
cHARLEs c. TpvM
Ministsr-in- charse of Peck chapsl
$3.50 O. m Sunday School.
pastor.
s:so D. m,-Music rendered By triple
quartet. Addresses will be made by Dr.. W.
w. Davis, Secretary OF the Lords Day ALI
ance Of Maryland. and Or. Howard Kelly. OF
Johns Hopkins University.
sU .. m. Christian Endsavor msetfne
500 y. m, music rendered by evening choir
Of one hundred voices. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. director; Harvey Murray. crganist. Ser.
mon by the psstor-subject, The JOY God
Gets From Man"
SIP. m, Thursday. Midw.ek ssryics.