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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

trGnquilizandoIe. All mismo tempo
la yoluntad do Luis iba imp0niendose
a uno y otro, uniendo sus pensamien-
tos en- I'm solo punto haciendoles pasar
pOr las misInas s~ensaci0nea, las mis-
mas angHstiss Y Las misma ~eperanzas.
I'm dIa recibi6 81 padre una carta
que 10 llen6 de satisfaction, de algeria
inmensa, de iusto y sano orgullo,
No pudO contenersej como impnlsa-
do por una fuegza incontrastable, supe-
rior q tOdos sus pasados resentimien-
tos y d su firme yoluntad, cogi0 su
sombrero y Sc dirigi6 a casa de la MA
Dire de su hijo.
Albricias A~lbricias. Entr0
gritando.- Sale SD nombre en- Id or
den del dial Els i'm heroei
La madre lego la carta, Y al conclH-
irla Sc dejo caer en- un sill6n y llor6
anargamente.
-Todos los p~eri6dic0s hablaban de
Ell. Lea listed Es magnifico!
Y ambQs lefan, ereyendo yer d Luis
en- Ia lucha c~ubriendose de gloria.
Tan embebidos estahan Ell la lectura,
que llegaron a media tarde sin acor.
darse de almor1ar.
Isl sGuisiera listed almorzar auut-
diio timidamente la madre.-Podrfa-
mos seguir hablando de 81.
Les parecfa que no estaban solos,
que Luis Sc hallaba tambi6n con ellos.
I'll almuerzo fue a~nimadisimo; uno
v otr0 Sc interrumpfan continuamen-
TO para hablar del hijo, va ~recePdando.
cosas del pasado, va previendo el p0r-
sVnnfr bpiilaufa 044n Ia penppaHat aaKs.
~tentos, orgullosos de tener tai hijo.
lie ha escyito listed Ia buena aTmo
MIA que reina entire nosotros PRE-
gunt0 81 padre.
-Estd hien, Pedro?
DtAygurande abri6 los brazos v
Margarita Sc arroio a ellos soIlozan-
do.
Juan RELBRACH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
NRRlEsaANposE pEMAclADo.

Es arriesgarse demaciado el poner
Sc de viaje sin una botella de Rene
dio dc Chamberlain para C6licos,
Colera y Diarrea, pues esta prepare,
ci6n no puede obtenerse en- los ire
mes 0 buques de vapor. Los ataques
de Intermediates de los intestinos
son a menudo repentinos v muy fuer
ties, y todos ~deberfan estar prepare
dos para ellOs. De yenta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
NUESTRA PAGENA LITERARIA
cqmvnieados--- Dafuncione mes -P9eaias-- Wiscslansas


Cuatro soldadpa dc IN raglmlent6
de infanteris de guarnicidn al Bash
lea, entrap en nn cafe. Erente a
uno de elias. sl6ntase I'm aieman 81
gantesco Que ttene los ojos bQvinos
vi una aenrisa infantil. \ entablan
conEarsacs6n,
DiHpararian ustedes contra los
alemanes 81 entraran en- Suiza?--se
arFiesga a preguntar 81 gigantet
oh, mol Jamasi-- replica con
ardorosa conviction un soldado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
coNsTlpADo & lNpiGEsTIoN.

"He tornado las Pastillas dc Cham
berlain y debo decir que son las me
jores que Aaya usado iamas para los
constipados = indigestion. mi es.
posa tamhien las uso para indigeg-
ton y lie hicieron provecho, escribe
Eugene IS. Knight, de Wilmington.
~. G. LAS Pastillas de Chamberlain
son eficaces y suaves en- SUI aecion.
Pru6helas una vez, Ciertamente
quedara satisfeeho con al efecto la
xative agradahle que producer. De
venta en- todas las botIcas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

|ng0pIo AZ menalgos que Az aYerguen-
xan "a su Gambia.
Ei fsFrQeaFFil do PENNSYLVANIA tie
lna 940 emplaaaps que han estado
tEahaianQ0 epA IA cenApAhiA dugaAte
mas do 40 aNpsi Aaa que han astad0 al
HeryiciO 40 Ia emnfaga ppF mas DO SO
aAps v un0 aRe ia apagapid0 en las
Nstaa do rayas eQBlsecptiYamente des-
de Julio de 1N4&. haee 40 amos,
EI pueblo llamado Pisek, ca B0he-
mia, Cd Quixa 81 inieo del mund0 don
DE no hay perros, pnes 4 e0Aseeneneia
sde una muerte por Ia hiarolahla, las
.autoridades ordenarou qua IA MataFan
t0dos los peros do ! a~ppbiael0n u que
an adeIante no Sc perInitieFa "a entra'
an q ninguno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
BlLl0sNoAD " INTERMEDIATES
DEL EsT0MAGo.

"I1ace dos amos que sufri de alta
cues frecuentes de Intermediates del
est6mago y b~iliosidad," escribe la
Sfita. emma Verbryke, de Iima,0 Obi
spodia conner muy poauita comida
que me cayera bien y me ponfa tan
d6bil v enferma del est6mago a We
ces, que tenfa que agarFarme de all
go para no caerme. Viendo en- los
anuncios de las PastiIlas de Chamber
lain, decidf probarlas. Me meiore
rapidamente." de venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
uN HEcHo.


En- .un manicomio entr0
IN ratero de Texcoco;
andando dc loco en- loco
a todos examine;
y gastando mucha flema
y con amargo despeeho,
-pues senores, es lin hecllo,
"cada loco con su tella.~
I'm loco a tai expression,
quiza Sc crey6 %ofendida;
clio es que a rengldn seguido
le di6 esta condensation
Que me dijesen qHisiera
quienes mas locos seran
u los locos que adui estan
Q los muchos que hay afuera.
CHANTECLER
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
~ BALE pE y
PARA Maria Leonor

NkMI r4HIEA
I'm salon muy ~alumbFado; Ia es
cogida cQneufreneia llenand0 d es
paciQso racInl0; ALA en- 81 fondo del
salon, up siti0 dc honor primoTpsa
mente engalanado con exQuisitas fc
res que artisticamente colocaaas
forman dIgnQ dpzel; los suayes i
armonl0eps ritmos m%usicales arran
cadOs magiRtralmente de los deli
cadoa Instruments Dor man0s dies
tras, legan acarieiando ~nuestroi
oidoa enal d susurro de la cQFfian
To que rapida Sc deeliza p0r entire
las flores; la luz que con sus suaVei
matices da mas reaIce al eneantO ds
las hermosas c~ongregadas ALI, tOdg
en- fin, bajp 81 magico encanto dc d
sa noche do alcgrfa, perece agrnpa'
do en- arm0niQso cnnlunt0 tan sole
para haeer resaltar nuestra dichaI
que LENA enteramente nuestro cora
ION.
Oyese do prnnto q marcial aeen-
to de d mareha ~triunfal HI MO
mento de- Ia entrada aolemne 40 acer
O4 K ~. AtHJ VI RI4AR a. "A HAtA&R0 Xr
mis- nensamientOs. v 0Fgnllns0, ai-
vidado de- todo. sin parar HaenteH
en- los hechizoa de a~lderFedor. sligo
en- segunda Inca a Ia dSch0sa pare
ia a anien So trihuta meTecido honor
en- esa noche de gala. P~arecenne
que penetr0 en- algdn salon ~encanta.
do de los que en- mi nifez sofia des-
cribirme la amante antoEa De mis-
dias, v asi cNal ST fuese N~condueido
por alguna hada p~rotectora, atraviel
SO 81 salon y me drip bai0 Ia eurio-
sa mirada de tod0s, hasta ell sitio de
honor, dopde despues de tomar ash
ento al Iado dc los reci6n desposa-
dos, dedico todas mis- atenci0nes a
agasajar y atender con solfcito cui-
dado a la primorosa yirgencita de
mis- ~ensueios. que esa noche, cual
ninguna, esta primorosa
P0r un momento olyidO mis- pesa-
res y entusiasmado ante aquella ale
grfa, tambien me lanzo en- Ia yora-
CINE de La DANA r~evoloteand0 al rlt-
mico compass de la mdsica, danzan-
do con toda la impetuosidad de mis-
primeros amos juveniles, cuando mi
alma LENA de ilusianes vagaba por
el mundo oontemnlandolo a travez
del prisma rosado de las primeras
i~lusiones
Es que en- esa poche mi espfritu
Tenacfa a unas dicha no sonada; a la
realization de todas mis- e~speranzas,
alentadas p0r Ia ~presencia y los en-
cantos de la Que habia llenado mi
alma de dnradas ~ilusiones, v que en-
aauellos INSTANCES, pendiente de mi
hvazo, feliz con toda Iaherm0sa can
did6z del amor, hacfame trasportar-
me a las regiones do tiene su asien-'
to la felieidad, eon sus suaves Y me-
lodiosas frases nacidas del f0ndo de
su corazon, con sus ~elocuentes pala-
bras que solo saben pronunciar las
que aman de veras, y 10 pieusan v 10
sienten y 10 dicen con foda la candi-.
dez de la muier ruborosa
Noche de gala, de ventures mil;
noche felfz que formas con tn reeuer
do la pagina mas herppsa de mi vi
da, siempre existira mientras viva
en- mi pecho Ia remembrance de tus
horas de ventura. de las dichas no
sonadas que en- ella tomaron forma
y que fueron para mi la aurora de
un nnevo dfa en- cue naeiera mas
bello y resplandeciente 81 sol de la
felicidad, ell que siempre alumbrara
con sus rayos diafanos los dfas de
mi ~existencia. 4
M. C. G.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

.An
Papa. tOdos los ripe0Aes
a0R agujerps y TERRA
y hasta en- ell dla dan guerra
meFeihle los Tatones,
Para ratio
tendran, 81 es jaurfa!
Rues entonces, hiia mia,
con medic Sc compFa yin CATO.
-ChicOg
DE cualauier tamaHoi
los r~atones, as sabidp
que SO ven con FL arai0.
PeF0 papa, que p0rfla
es buenc que reflexienes
que entire el cato y los ratones
estoa aVn lamayoria
Sf2 Rlas le dQy do barate
que ID asedten a m~0ntqnes;
los ratpnes son ratones.
hija mia. " 81 cato es cato
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

-
81 yp fuera borraehito
v tuviera esta bebida,
pasara mejor vida
poruue tengo education
pero con gusto y raz0n
hoy me encuentro en- Ia perdida.
En- i'm tempo no bebi,
estuvo bien do mi parte;
hoy me encuentro en- Bonaparte
por andar en- mis- vinitos,
y ii hablan Ade ~borrachitos,
es por NADIA decir Ahay'
que 81 que a los cielos escupe,
pues a la cara le eae.
Creeran cue por hablador
deefa estos epit6tOs,
10 decfa con razon,
aunque 70 soy de SOS ehuecos.
Hoy estoy en- Il arado
metido de a%gricultor,
para ganar mi cpmida
a fuerza de mi sudor.
aunque he sido escritor,
no por esq me ayerguenzo;
y tonic mi cabador,
v antes de almorzar pienso
que soy IN buen labrador.
Les suplic0 a mis- amigos
que no tengan discontinued.
aunque no estoy de editor,
no Sc me ha vaciado la. pallza.
Tengo muy buena cOnfianza,
v como no la he de tener?
que del producto de la terra
me tengo de mantener.
Tsnsc caFaIlcs y arad9s
para sembrar mi ranch'r3:
tcugo tambien mis- centavos.
Iafa ir a hecharme un trlgito.
Y a nadie le pido taco.
cuando ande de borrachitn,
y agul les pongo mi nombre,
su amigo. Jose Atlantic.
81 e~ncuentras rihendo dos muie-
es, sigue tn canine.
>
iu~scrfbase "a "El Nuevo Mexicsnp"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
e. REMEDlo nE CHAMBERLAIN
PARA eoLIcos. cQLERa
Y pIARREA.

cada familia sin exception dehe-
ria guardian esta preparation a Ia ma
no durante o. tempo de calor de los
meses De veranQ ga Remedio de
Chamberlain para Cdllcos, Colera y
niaFrea vale muchas Teces su costo
cnando Sc necesita. antes de que ter.
mine 81 Ferano. No tiene superior
para los fines a cue eata destinado..
Cemprelo ahoEa De penta en- to.
das las hoticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
cuRIoslDADEs.
Como nos oye Ell pr6iimo.

4"E
Por paradogico que paresca. la perso
Ma q uuien menos con0ce cada eual es
asf mismo. No podemos vernos como
I nos e los demas, nj oimos nuestFa
yoz como la DYE Ell resto del mundo.
Como pueba de este Gltimo puede eli
tarse aIgunOs experimentos r~eallzados
por 81 Doctor Laloy.
ST una persona recoge IN I'm disco
de gram0foho varias frases pr0nuncia-
das p0r ella misma OF union de 0tras
pronuneiadas poF varios amigos Y hace
que Ell aparato las reproduzca, gene
ralente reconoee Ia VOC de sus amigos
pero la suya no. Este hecho pFueba
que Ia VOC suena de un modo difeFen-
te para 81 que Ia p~ronuncia y para ell
que Ia oye.
La difereneia Sc sabe a la calidad
del tono, I'm iudiyiduo oye su VOC,
no solo a trayez dol aire, como los que
"a escuchan, sine a travez de las par
ties s0lidas situadas entire los 0rganos
de 10 y los del ofdo, poP 10 cual Ell
sonido adqliere IN timbre d~iferente.
C6iase entire los dientes al extreme
de una yara de MADEIRA, y pronhneiese
una fptet uHdl uitCHttdo
que ell otro extreme de Ia vara 10 eoge
Iy 10 suelta acknowledgements, tambien
con los dientes, otra persona, tapando-
Sc al mismo tempo los oidos. El o.
yente observara que eada ve1 que coge
Ia vara con los dientes Ell sonido es
mab fuefte que cuaudo llega al dido a
iTavez del aire, y que tiene difefente
umbre. E pase de i'm sonid0 per I'm
c1cFpo s6lido aumenta su intonsidad y
modifica sp calidad,
FL ano pasadO Sc graduaron tres
eieeos en- Ia UpiFersidad de Columbia,
dc Nueya York. Estes i6Yenesl torna-
rop los cursos regulares de cuatfp a.
hos y no pidieron ~eoncesiones nj obtu-
yiefon sino aquellas que las persoHas
e0nsideradas otcfgan a IN invaiido.
En- los examenes Sc les leyerop las pre-
glu1tas y Sc les perTniti6 que eserihie
ian en- maquina las ~respuestas.
Los arabes eonsideran una muestra
de- educaci6n lhacer mucho ruido al
mastiear. Conner silenciosamente es
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

-Cuanto caesia la docena dc es,
los pasteleg2-pregunta Gede0n.
Cncueafa ~centavos. 81 lleFa I'd.
tres docenas. cuarenta y cinco, 81
HeVa listed seis. cpaFenta.
-Y cuantas hay que llevar para
que no cuestsn nada2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
AscARRlLLo

Entire amigos.
-Quisiera hacerme i'm buen retra-
to.
Que pintor ms recommends?
"A Perez.
-Pero 81 no pinta mas que ami
males.
EPues pFecisamente por ESQ.,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

s~aserIhase : ID Nuet0 M%e.loano'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

Los arabes ~eonsideran una muestra
de- ~edueaci6n hacer mucho ruido al
mastiear. Conner silenciosamente es
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
sis.or e. Il. Ella Here.
CARD PARTY FOR BELGIANs
AnaIr Planned for Benefit OF or
phans Cared For In France.

Tho District Of Columbia Belgian
relief committee. OF which Mrs. John
A.Logan In president, Will give a card
party next Monday at 1926 Connect.
cut avenue for the benent OF orphan
Belgian children now In homes and
Establishments In France, where they
are being cared for and protected.
Mrs. william Hill, the representa-.
tive OF the committee In France. will
tell OF the work being carried on un.
der her charge among the orphans.
Mrs. Hin Will speak at 80. and the
card games Will commence at the con
clusion OF her talk. 4 large number
OF tables have been sold and the sue.
cess Of the benefit Is assured. ...
Mrs. Sam Houston Carr, chairman
of the entertainment committee. and
the ladies OF the District OF Columbia
Belgian relief committee extend a
cordial Invitation TO the ladies OF
Washington to be present.
IL In To Mrs, nm that the District
Of Columbia Belgian Relief Sewing
Circle OF Women has been sending for
the past year cases OF clothing.
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
DON'T BE BALD
Here's Good Way 10 Stop Loss of
Hair and Start New Hair Growth.

II the hair root II absolutely dead,
permanent badness VIII be your lot.
and you might AS well cheer up as to
bemoan your fate.
IL your hair IN falling out or thin
ming out, don't wait another day, but
go to o'Donnell Drug stores and
get "A bottle OF Partisan Sage, the
truly efficient hair grower.
Don't say ITS the same old story;
I've heard IL before" but try a bottle
at their risK. They. as wen as good
druggists everywhere, guarantee Psri,
sian Sage TO grow hair, to stop fall
ing hair, 10 cure dandruff and stop
scalp itch, or money refunded.
Partisan Sage contains Just the ele-
ments needed To properly invigorate
and nourish the hair roots. It's a
great favorite with discriminating
ladies because IL makes the hair soft.
bright. and appear twice as abundant.
II Is antiseptic, killing the odors that
come from eNertions of the scalp and,
as everyone knows, sage Is excellent
for the hair,
Parisiaan Sage Is inexpensive and easily OBJ
tainRble at drug and toilet counters every
where.-AdVt,
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
ScHNeIDeR-HALL WEDDING
Only ReIstIves and Intimate Friends
Attend Ceremony.

The Rev. DR.. John Britain Clark
ofnciated At the marriage. at noon
today OF Miss Ruth Caroline Hall.
daughter OF Ralph l.. Hall. and Fer
dinand Turton Schneider. The cere-
mony was performed at the home OF
the bride In Fourth street northeast,
and was witnessed by a small gath
ering OF relatives and Intimate friends
only. ....
The drawing room was deliberately
decorated with white chryssnthemups
s and white roses Hs sai,,s. back
The dining room was adorned with
clusters Of pink roses.
The bride was given fway by her
father. She wore q mddish tailored
suit OF midnight blue peau de peache
cloth. a large becoming hat OF blue
OF the same shade, and sable colored
fox furs. She carried a bouquet OF
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Marguerite Hall was her sis
ter's only attendant. She wore a smart
med with bands OF sable and carried
Lady Hlllington roses.
Prof. Louis e. Atwater played the
wedding march and accompanied Mrs,
Keefer, who sang. 80. Perfect Day"
Schneider and his bride left for an
extended wedding trip. They, will
be at home after February atm
Longfellow street. ~
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Frey. OF BAitimorey" u".
Mrs. Kelsey, OF Chestnut nm. phiIa.
delphia, IL visiting her daughter. Mrs
Joseph X. Darling. at 1884 Cathedral
avenue. Mrs. Darling Mrs. Kelsey.
and Miss Sidney Hood will be at home
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
TO GIVE DINNER AT
CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. William WheatIey
to Entertain Debu-
tante.
Photo by Harris q Ewing.

Mr.. and Mrs. william wheatioy will
entertain at dinner tonight at the
Chevy Chase club In compliment 10
Miss Minna Blair. one OF the sea
sons debutantes. There will be two
tables, one for the young people and
one for the married guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. wheatley have as their guests
at the Powhatan. a. ~. Wins and Miss
Edith WINS, OF New York. Miss
Wins. who In a talented and accom-.
plished singer. contributed several
delightful numbers mt an Informal
musical at the Washington club yes.
terday morning.
Several other interesting dinner
night before the mid.weekly dance:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Waddy Wood will give
a dinner In compliment Ia Mrs. julius
Conrad: secretary az IN. Navy and
Mrs, Daniels will be the honor guests
at n dinner OF forty covers which
Chaplain and Mrs, j, Livingston Bay
ard will give. and Mrs, Thomas G.
Dawson will entertain sixteen guests
ut dinner.
The dinner which Major and Mrs.
TO Brig, Gen. and Mrs
William Black has been postponed be.
cause Of the death OF Mrs. Brooke's
uncle. John Chew,
Others giving dinners are DIR. and
Mrs. Howard Hume. Mrs II. T. Frank.
Miss Margaret breckenridge. Miss Mary
Browne. Miss Helen Squire, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. u. Davidson. and Col. and Mrs.
George Downey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Scott
Thropp are receiving congratulations
on the birth OF "A daughter yesterday.
Mrs. Thropp formerly was Miss Re.
bekah Wilmer, and IL the daughter OF
DIR. and Mrs. william Holland VIII
mer.
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
ENTERTAINED At TEA
Mrs. w. o. Wrlshtson Hostess for
Miss Elsie Walker.

Mrs. william ID. Wrightson enter.
tanned few guests at tea yesterday
at the willard for Miss Elsie Walker,
OF Florida, who has been visiting her.
Mrs. Wrightson and Miss Walker went
to New York today 10 meet Mrs.
Wrightson's parents, Surgeon Gen.
eral and Mrs, Gorgas, who are eX.
pected TO arrive In New York from
Argentina Friday. General and Mrs.
Gorgas, are accompanied by Mai. and
Mrs, Theodore Lyster. Mrs. Wright
son will spend the week in New York
with the party after which they will
return to Washington. Miss Walker
expects to be in New York all win
ter.
Mrs. William Draper, who will sail
from New York Saturday for Bor-
deauN, will spend a week in Paris
and fortnight on the Riviera before
Joining her son-in-law and daughter,
Prince Andrea and Princess Margaret
Boncompagni.
The Washington times., 1916-12-06

submit his annual report dssiist
with all matters OF interest 10 ~.
organization during the past year, "
. meeting this evening At the Uniss
Engine House. Nineteenth ana =
streets. tT r.,
Tomorrow. evening the associaties
will celebrate it's nfty-nrst snnivsr
ssry at q reception and banquet .,
the Ebbitt House. The .receptics
preceding the banquet viii start y
7:4b o'clock. -
Theodore w. Noyes Il president .
the association and BENJAMIN W
Reiss is recording secretary. ~
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
BRYANS ARE GUESTS
AFTHE WHITE HOUSE
Former Secretary OF State and
Wife Entertained by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson.
MRS. WILSON TO RECEIVE
VIII Be Hostess to the Ladies
Of the Supreme Court
This Afternoon.
MRS. WILSON TO RECEIVE

The President and Mrs. Wilson had
as their guests at luncheon at the
White House today the former Sec
rotary OF State and Mrs. william Jen-
pnings Bryan. The luncheon was
quite informal apd was attended only
by members OF the Presidents house
hold.
This afternoon Mrs. Wilson will re-
e'lyo the ladies' of !. the Supreme Court.
AIR. and Mrs. william Jennings Bry.
an will remain in Washington until
tomorrow afternoon, when they will
leave town for Florida. They are
stopping at the Lafayette. Mrs. Bryan
will be one OF the small company OF
ladies In the gallery to hear the
speeches at the, banquet to be given
at the Lafayette, this evening In honor
or MI. Bryan.
Lieutenant Colonel Mizuma Chi mill
tary attache OF the Japanese en-
bassy. entertained at dinner at the
promo,,nn s fr eyen major 70 u, eeios. MS
This morning Colonel MiIuInachi
snd the counselor OF the embassy.
MT, Tanaka, went TO New York to
attend the, annual banquet of the
Japan Society tomorrow night They
VIII all return to town Saturday
Reeves Lewis Returns.
Reeves Lewis has returned TO Wash.
ington from a visit In New York.
-
Mrs. Beale Howard and Mrs. Victor
Ksunmann are arranging dutch
treat dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
for Saturday evening before the club
dance.
-
j. Kuhio Enlanianaole, Hawaiian
Delegate In Congress, viii arrive In
Washingtop Monday. accompanied by
Mrs. Charles ID. Howry, wife OF
Judge Howry entertained at a pref.
tily appointed luncheon today In
compliment to her house guest, Mrs.
Barker GUNNER, of Princeton. N. j.,
and Charleston, =. G. The other
guests were Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. Joseph Folk, Mrs. T. Dewitt Tai.
fadgc, Miss Anna Bell Maury, Mrs
Louis Lombard, Mrs. John wyeth,
Mrs. Charles Harlow. Mrs. James
Hartman, Mrs. Deloois Blodget, Mrs
John Williams, Mrs. Edmund Pendie.
ton and Mrs. George Barnett
Mrs. John Bodiey and her son, VII.
liam Bodley OF Wheeling, w. Va, and
Chester Heights, Pa, are making an
extended stay at the willard.
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
TEA DANCE TODAY
FOR DEBU7ANFEs
--l-,
Mrs. Catherine GiIlett Hill will
Be Hostess at Her
~. Studio.
DECORATIONS ELABORATE
Southern Smilax, Florida Moss
and Ferns, With Roses
Cover Rooms.
DECORATIONS ELABORATE

One Of tho pleasaptest, functions OF
the afternoon will be the tea dance
which Mrs. Catherine Gillett Hill IN
giving in honor OF the debutantes In
the studio OF her residence In II street.
Mrs. Hin and Miss Lemira Gillett
HIN viii be assisted. In receiving by
Mrs. Charles ". Proctor, of Great
Neck. L. I, who IA their guest, and
Mrs. Burton Holmes.
Mrs. Ira Copley and Mrs. Cone John
son will preside at the tea table: Miss
Nina stockton will serve punch, and
others who will assist Mrs. Hin In
dispensing hospitality are Mrs. Mary
Stewart, Miss Helen stewart, MISS
Amy Bennett, Miss Frances Efhnger,
Miss Dorothy bennett, Mrr. Henry
HWG,iSSmb, Miss o MHtaline u hns;rs Wis
.Giliett, Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs.
Mrs. Giilett hin will be gowned in
orchid colored brocaded velvet EN-,
% She,af %c%Irn ali e ii liz wear the
same lovely gown OF shaded yellow
tulic and cloth OF gold which she wore
yesterday afternoon as msid Sar homer
Smith and George ". Kennedy, jr.
The delightful studio In deliberately
decorated with Southern smilax, Flor.
ida moss, and ferns, with great
give a color accent. IL In lighted
entirely by quantities OF wax candles.
which were arranged on the tall brick
chimney piece and In great bfhss ca
chestra will furnish the music.
-
sianor e. r.. Ella Here.
signor G. Il. Ella, OF Rome, has ar.
rived In Washington. and has taken
an apartment at the Shoreham for
the season. as II IL understood his
mission here will keep him In this
country for some time.
The Washington times., 1916-12-06
MISS JOHNSON Is
TO Be PRESENTED
Her Mother Will Be Hostess at
= Tea Today When She
Meets Society.


Mrs, Paul Il. johnson will be hostess
n, a ten this afternoon nj her hand.
.or,. ho,,. n, Sixteenth street. when
sne WIN lh'r"uuc' "'' ua"s"''' "'s'
h''." 'o'"su"' $500, -, 49,"
nonn ana The mu.ic room ba. been
"In.,.a Co. 'd.,cing
Mrs Jobnson and her daughter will
receive together. the debutante wear
ing dainty froek OF whit. tu,ie,
maae oyer q p' U.
s,.n,, hn',r,.n, and III. baby bodiee liz
very p9"msn.' NM w. ~ leaves
nnISh.u VIZ IN ,c,,,d n.cL enc
a III, Duas "oo n,,aIn, coioniai bouaii.t
", ninI ,ossbuSs yioIets lilies OF the
-. pmN "a ,ors.., ,n.'no,.
Nahes' MI"
Gown % Mrs. Johnsos.
A.. tohn.o,s yo,vn a NJ black
''s, ,.,I,h
chantiliy race over "h''' sa."' w"
a girdie or peacock blue Nelvrt ana