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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
PROVENCE

Provence Okla, Aug 1.-THE hd
dry weather is stl1 with Is No rai1
not even 2 shower, 10 settle the dust
Crops Of Ill Kinds are needing rain
badly Stolk water is getting scarce
. Not much doing il The way Of farm
work. corn Is already czt short and
cotton Is damagsd badly. There ls
SIN some sickness II 1he community.
Everett Pruitt Is sttl quite SEX
Win typhoid tevs
OssEr Rogers l. SICK Il the hoDs
e ms brother. Bob Rogers with II
T1l1 .srar Hs Was brought here
Saturday from his home Ii Ringing
Nrs Watson is here from Antioch
visiting her daughter Mrs. Graham
Grandma Adams and Ms 4 J
Harms are visiting relatives near
. s1E-rock. TeLGs, ttzs week
Misses I1az Narston and Dewey
NEkev spent Saturday night and SUI
d2T Win Mrs. Luggaus
NJ. and Mrs. John Jones have re-
turned from visit with friends and
relatives 81 Wilson and Loco.
Morris Guest q Ryan is spending
ms week with Charles Scott
Grandpa and Grandma Rogers, Old
tine Pr1reocaites. are here from Nil
t-ru visiting relatives and friends.
lr Eayde'5 and caurhter- Miss Sus
lsfr last night for W-hltesboro. Texas
NJ Nzy5sld received 2 phone mes
sage from tters late yesterday eve.
stating mat his married da1ghtsr,
whose home was near there, had
died suddenly
III. Appleton and children, Of Ard
more are spending few days with
NJ and Mrs. De 4r-an Mrs Apple
tc1 died at the HARDY Saritariun Sat
u-say night She vas Mr. and Mrs.
Ds Arnsn's daughter.
Mrs. Ben 500. who died il Ard
more Friday night was sister q
A. l. Fe1ly Of this place We regret
70 taa- q SO many sad happenings,
and We syupathiDe with our neigh
5-rs il Ihsl- bereavement
NJ Tho-ntons family, P L Stan
f9rd's family, and several others
whose names We did not learn. went
o. : fishing uip TO Washita river Sat
-rdzy night They report lots Of fish
and 4 splendid time al around
Miss Myrtle Jones and Louis Win
sette were quietly married last Mon
day evening. J ". Fair otfciated-
Nr. Stevenson IS having his dwell
ing newly painted 2. 2. Bridges is
doing the work
All Of the floors IN the school build
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

committee consisting o ! n Putnam,
Walter Colbert and E--e-t Dunlap
viii 20 70 MuskOgse this week 10 take
the matter up with Indian school Sup
eriD:endeu, Wyls. The movement
has TIE hearty approval Of Congress
man Charles y Carer and Comm e.
sl0rer Sells viii be asked 70 use his
influence 70 this end.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
Issb.L RsssL.ss sale q cs..an

IdaDel. Okla. Aug Ill 7. Dan
ie.s brought 10 Idabsi Monday vhai
IS believed % b. TIE first hale % cot
ton gathered in Oklahoma this sea
son TIE cotton has been gin-e5 and
VIII D. sold here Tuesday It -z,ured
fourteen Gays earlier tLaa the frs,
hale gathered last season
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

J l. Carpenter. . contractor al
Wilson was severely cur N 3 fight
with q man By the name OF Teanyson
who c0-tucted a mercantile estab-
ushmeut al that place Carpenter was
brought 20 the Hardy SaIatzriuu for
treatment and Tennyson made bond
FOR his appearance. The wounds
while painful are nOt considered da--
ger0us although the pztlen, was weak
when he arrived here from loss o.
blood
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

The business mems association
have inauru-ated q movement 10 Sc
cure a manual training school here
for Indian boys in place O.! the old
Collins institute which was partly de-
s,-oysd by fire some tine ago. a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
VOTE on NAVAL BILL.
-ouse voting on svnyna Program
ana Personnel Increase.

Washington. .. C.. Aug 15.-Atte-
q two hours debate, The house -odsy
proceeded 20 vote on The uu.5ing
program and personnel increase in
the naval bill These a-e tie OILY
tao disputed points
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

pretty knitting o2gs 20 hang OF he
rsm are made q q straw butchers
bUff with SIX pouch q. the bottom
and draw Elk pouch ribbon drawn
a. TIE top. The cuf is Ornz-eutec
with EorE,ed flowers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

JOST-On south -cat from Springer
% Clean. Monday. red grip contain
.lE pagers belonging % o. Lakey
ot Pierce o. corporation Ozuer's
Eame plate on handle o. g-ip Pc
ward for return 70 plant o. Pierce
OIL Corporation in ArduOrs. I5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

Al Illuminated hand f0- Gay CT
night signalling 20 the man behi-d is
20 brown c-l.ulo.d anj S. fitted over
tgtula- battery lamp. vhiC1 lights
automatically and e visible a, GOO
fes,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
NOTIFICATION OF WILSON.
WHsor 70 &c Notified C. MS Rer3ui
nation On ser.e- be- Seccrc.

Washington. D. C., Aug l5.-P-esi-
de-; Wilson VIII be notified OF his
domination al Long Branch. New
Jersey on September .. l- sas an
u011cet today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

ing were nicely oiled by Robert Fen
y LAST Saturday. The teachers re-
port that the dus. this week is CON
spicuous by lis absence.
MRS. N. LOGGANS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

tenic for the last twenty -four hours.
This was a slight increase over yes
teyday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

The board o. county commissioners
are having the roads Of the county
u~yeyed by a. engineer and all
grades established. openings located
and al other preparatory work done
The work is being done by Z. Z.
GrzyeIle. who al present IS working
Oh the road near the. Higuig1t school
house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

The board Of county commissioners
finished The work q thls session this
morning and adjourned They sta
ted that they would come back a. any
ti-ne 70 take Up the matter o. road
bonds with the committee from the
chamber o. commerce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

New York, Aug. 15.-Thirry--iIe
deaths and 1s3 new cases were re-
reported IN the intantile paralysis cpl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15
THIRTY-kiNE DEATHS TO-DAY.

Slight Increase in Fatalities IN In
fsn.ile Paralysis Epiceric.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

TEther WG-lrapp Las made connec-
ti1u F.1 QUi-s ssrers cGse q NE
1sr-lA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

Work q 5emolishlrg The TWO build
ings On the site where the new
theatre E.I De erected a. the corner
o. ives, main and z streets is pro
crossing rapidly and work OF The new
building is expected 10 begin within
Z few days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

Yesterday the mercury reached q
maximum q lo3 degrees. and last
nig1t Has another that caused The
people 70 sweller. TIE country is
needing rain badly a. present and
crops Ers suffering.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

= p Poole q POolerille was fl the
city today and states that EiteeI ue1
are II wgrE On the survey for -ts
pipe line from Tulsa 10 me Hszl1t91
Ge5d near PU0leTiLe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

The board q or. commissioner
VIII meet IN regular session a. the
city hail tonight Aside from routine
business TIE white way proposition
wlu e,s ~ for dlscr EsioH-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

Wilhelm SIrsekeueTer hAs been
frse from farer for LIE gEst lhrse days
and is nov OF TIE fEtr rysd Il 20
rrrarT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

g. NJ Keith las arrived here from
Dallas and VIII make This city his
home Mrs keith and the Two chill
dreu Of the family VIII be here as
soon as z home ls o1-aired
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

News from Gainesville states mat
Vivian Pres1el VINO underwear IL
o operE-l9u t1ere for zype-dicIrls lg 90
lrE uieslr T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

The old o1l1 storage plant is being
rg-uods s,d int9 2 modern barber shop
wajub VIII be occupied by The Palace
barber shop ls soon Is completed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

Esguirs Holloway Hho lives east q
The rHy Was severely injured yesler-
day by beng EcEad ty = mule He
Is confined 10 as bed suffering VIII
severe bruises
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-15

- - / NLI = j OgNlLa-
.==s= . = :: ::
Tzther Wa-lrapp Las made counet-
ton Via gui-e = ssrers aGse q 1nB-
1sriB
Wilhelm SIrseEe 1ueyer Aas been
. free from farsr for LIE pEs1 three days
En6 is nov Oh TIE fLtr r9ad u %
cgrerT-
News from Gainesville states mat
+ VlrlEu PresueI VINO underwear IL
operat9u taer5 Tor Eppe-dlclt-s is DO
Ing nicely
Tbe old oald storage plant is being
reuodsled i4t9 2 modern barber shop
watch VIII he occupied by The Palace
barber shop Is soon Is completed
E1sguirs Holloway Uhy lives east q
The cHy was severely injured yesler-
DAY by beng Eckad ty = mule He
iE confined 10 as bed suffering wlt1
serere bruises
y p Poole O. P0clerile Vas fl the
city to5zy and states that 1fteeI ue1
are Il vgrE On the survey for The
pipe line from Tulsa 10 me Hsa-1tou
reld near Po0leTLle.
The board of ci-. commissioner
VIII meet ~ regular session zl the
city hail tonight Aside from routine
business t1s white way proposition
VII 5e ~ for dlscr Gsior-
e. NJ Keith Lzz arrived here from
Dallas and wl make this CRY h-s
home Mrs Kei-h z30 the Two chill
e-en of the family Will be here as
soon as home ls 01-alred
Yesterday the mercury reached
maximum q l03 degrees. and last
night was another that caused the
people 10 swelter TIE country Is
needing rain badly a. present and
crops E-s suffering
Work Of 5emolisalrg The TWO build
i1gs on the site where the new
theatre S.u be erected a. the corner
o. Yves. main and z streets is pro
crossing rapidly and work OF The new
building is expected 10 begin within
Z few days.
The board OF county commissioners
finished The work q thiE session this
morning and adjourned They sta
ted thai they would come back a. any
tine 10 take Up the matter Of road
bonds with the committee from the
chamber o. commerce
The board % county commissioner
are having the roads Of the county
-g~yeyed by a. engineer and al
s--s dos a1-1 a1fsb4S oueuirgs located
The Washington times., 1916-12-30

With Capt. and Mrs. William Leahy
as hosts. The little guest Of honor
Ia their son, William Harrington
Leahy. Some OF the other guests are
Miss Leila Scott, Miss Anne Scott,
Richard Clayton, Jack Hudgens, Miss
Lora Bryn, John Bryn, Miss Bessie
McKelvin, Bryson Petit, Miss Mar
garet West, Miss Sallie McAdoo, Miss
Anita Bulmer, David Monks, Miss
Emily Watts, Miss Theodore Plead
well. Thomas Sweeney. John Sweeney,
Stokes Gather. the Misses Jones'
Scoville Aspinwall, Russell Trew, MO-
ran McConihe. Dan Wright, Malcolm
McConihe, John Henry Eagle, Yandes
Wheeler, Henry Mirick, Milton Allies,
Miss Eleanor Reynolds, Frank Dan
iels, and Rupert Koplegsrd.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30

Theta Chapter OF the Theta Sigma
Sorority was held on Thursday oven
ing at studio Hall. The chaperors
were Mrs. p. !. Farrell. who daughter,
Miss Charlotte Farrell. was chairman
Of the committee on arrangements: Mr.
and Mrs. r. e. Maurer. and Mrs. Joseph
Aman.
Christmas green's, shining with unsel
snow. hung between the rose coiored
lights OF the studio, and added TO this
was the cheerful warmth OF an open
fire.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30

"never again" boys have fallen TO
serious injury.
After Bacohus, or John BarleycoIn,
as he ia called by the modern school,
was dethroned. there was daring bare
back riding, the tanning of a "Iion."
and numerous other attractions.
Snake charmers, peanut vendors, and
everything else. even to the genuine
side show "barkers" one sees outside
the "big tent" were there.
-
Gives Cayistnss Dance.
The annual Christmas dance OF the
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
HIS GNcH.

II was on the golf links at Trou.
willie, Rogers was about to drive on
when n French esddie got In his way.
"Forer cried Rogers, out the cad.
die didn't move.
lie doesn't know what Pore
means" said n friend. SAY II In
French"
"ouatrev yelled Rogers.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
AN INTERESTING WEDDING
Howard Meyers wsds His Adopted
Sister.

4 courtship OF unusual romantic In
t-rest eliminated today In tho mar.
riage OF Howard Meyers. OF Bran.
well, West Va. and his adopted sis.
ter. Miss Hannah Henley, also OF
Bramweii.
The ceremony was performed at
noon at the sixteenth street home OF
Mr.. Meyers brother-in.iaw and sister.
Nr. and Mrs. !. T. Mann, the Rev. pr.
Grifnth officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann's young daugh.
terS Miss Alice Mann, was bridesmaid.
Master Billy Mann served as best man
for Mr.. Meyers. There were no other
attendants.
Tho bride was given In marriage by
her guardian. Jarrus Collins, OF West
virginia. She wore q becoming travel
ing suit OF blue velour. trimmed with
seal. a small taupe hat, and q great
cluster OF vioiets and gardenias to
complete her costume. The brides
maid's frock was OF pink pussywillow
taneta, made In a picturesque fashion,
and she carried basket OF pink
blossoms
The ceremony. which took place In
the solarium, simply but effectively
decorated with palms and cut bowers.
was followed by an Informal break
Iast for the little company OF guests
who attended the wedding.
Among theme were Miss Lucille
Lammars. Miss Emmy Thomas. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Rose, all OF West
Virginia, who are staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Mann. After a wedding trip
20 Bermuda, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers Will
make their home at Bramweii.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
La Dinner Ho.tes..

All. nIa.L r..-t. n..oln xyaa
noi" 'e"p'o
hostess at dinner last evening IN com
other guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John r.. Buchanan, Miss Mary Millett,
of New York: Miss Imogene Young,
Miss Reeves Harris, Mrs. Johnson G.
Mckinley, Miss Emily Kutz. Miss Mar
garet Clark, Jules Bruguferes, OF New
Orleans; Dunbar Adams, OF New York;
Paron !Castelli. DIR. BAIL Beltran.
New York: Townsend Lycett, Robert
Patterson and William Hill. Miss
Oracle and her guests later attended
tho dance at Rsuscher's given by Con.
gressman and Mrs. copley.
Mrs. Gilbert NJ Hitchcock will be
at home Thursday afternoon, Janu-
airy 4, and each succeeding Thursday
during January at her residence, 1924
II street.
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Col Charles II. Lauschheimer, U. 3.
NJ. G., gave a dinner at the Army and
Navy club last evening for Capt and
Mrs. Ridley Mclean. The guests
asked to meet them wore Col. and
Mrs. Dion williams. Col. and Mrs.
George c. Thorpe. Mrs. Horace Mac
farland, Miss Maude Owens and DIR.
Joseph Heller.
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Miss Pauline Stone had n company
at dinner last evening. Miss Stsne
and some OF her guests went later TO
the dance given by Congressman and
Mrs. Copley and others attended the
dance at the Playhouse that Captain
and Mrs. Wiley gave for their daugh-
tiers.
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John Moseby Russell. OF New York,
son OF Charles w. Russell. formerly
minister TO Persia, is In Washington
for the holidays, and IL staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell.
p
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Clark Dale. the
latter formerly MisA Ethel Norris,
who are on their bridal trip, are In
Princeton, N. j., for a short stay be-
they will mako their home.
.
Capt. II. q. Powell, u. g. A., and w.
@. Penn are spending the holidays at
the Hotel 81. Charles, Atlantic City.
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The marriage OF Mrs. Pauline Nor.
ton Smith, daughter OF tho late Paul
MOTION. occfethfy OF tuc Navy w
President Cieveiand's Cabinet, TO
Charles II. sabin, OF New York, which
was soiemnizcd Thursday, IL OF un.
usual interest to Washington. The
bride was a debutante OF the Rooss.
Welt Administration and a great belle
In Washington. Tho ceremony TOOK
f e,ass a. BY 1 ,hs R"; G g. Ma,srs. per-
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Mrs. Johish Kingsley OIL and Miss
Joan Oil will give an informal dance
this evening at their apartment In
the Farnsboro, In compliment TO Mirr
Marion Mellon. OF New York, and
Miss Viola Johnston. OF Macon. Ga,
who are their guests.
Miss Johnston arrived this morning
ana MIA Mellon last evening. After
snenalnr A week with Miss Oil. Misc
M.IIon viii Wait Mr. and Mrs Charles
M, w,,
w. "''o'''
Mr.. sIan.v FI.teh.r Taiinferro will
n. "a horne on "Wednesday. January
10 from 4 until Z and will have her
n,o,hsr Mrs Thomas Fulton. OF oias.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
pARTY'oN' THE DOLPHIN
Children to Be Entertained by Capt.
and Mrs. leahy.

a interesting party for young peo'
pie is being given this afternoon from
10 o'clock on board the Dolphin
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
Hests st Dtasev.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard were
hosts at dinner last evening. Their
guests were Mrs. John ID. Henderson,
John u. Henderson. Jr. (; Mr.. and Mrs.
william II. Bliss. Mrs. Dewitt Tai
mage. Judge and Mrs Charles u.
Howry. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry 4. Heath.
water.
II. Pczet. former minister OF Peru TO
The Washington times., 1916-12-30

And assurediy Il wasn't. The Fall
OF Rum" was the feature mirth pro.
voker OF the evening. II was n satire
by DR.. A. D Hopkins. The nrst part
OF the spe tscie presented tho water
wagon" rim which 90 many OF the
The Washington times., 1916-12-30

PRINCE MAHlDol HonoREO
Prof. James n. Gore Is to En-
terrain Him and Other Har-
3 ward Graduates.

The Secretary OF state and Mrs. Ian
sing entertained at dinner last even
ing In honor OF the French Ambassador
and Nine Jusserand and the British
Ambassador and Lady spring.Rice.
Mrs. Lansing will be the hostess At
. buffet luncheon Tuesday for her
niecs. Misc Nataline Dulles and a mum.
Der Of this seasons debutantes. Miss
Dulles who has recently returned TO
Washington after spending the holt
days at her home In WATERFOWL. N. T.,
went to Annapolis today to be the
week end guest Of the Superintendent
Of the Naval Academy and Mrs
Eberie.
on New Year Day, will be at home
Wednesday. January g.. for the first
time this season.
E.tertsis Prince.
Professor James II. Gore will give
q dinner this evening In compliment
to Prince Mahidoi, brother OF the King
OF Siam, who IL n guest at tho Siamese
legation. The Minister Of Norway.
Mr.. Bryn. the Minister OF Spain, Phya
Prsbha Karavongse. and Professor
westenxard. OF Harvard, will be
among the guests.
Owing 20 absence from town Mrs.
Edward Douglas white, wife OF the
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
will not be at home Mondays during
the season. Mrs. white left Wash
ipgton today and will spend some
time at the Brighton in Atlantic city.
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Reception 20 Ne Held.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo held q reception this
morning at II o'clock At the Treas
ury Department. whom they received
the officials and employees. They will
not be at home on New Year Day.
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Mrs. Carl vrooman. wife OF the A..
sistant Secretary OF Agriculture will DO
NJ homo informally New Year Day after
o'clock and tho following Mondays
during the season.
The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes wsre entertained at dinner
last evening by Mrs. John II. Hen.
derson, In celebration OF the break
Tag OF ground for the new Cuban
legation ON uppar Sixteenth street
she had an interesting company to
meet them.
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
GOOD TIME Is HAD"
AT SOCIETY CIRCUS
Riding and Hunt Club Affair
Like Other Greatest
Shows on Earth"

Were the cub reporter, after a grill.
ing In the beauty OF brevity," ana
the efficacy Of truth, told today to
write about the annual circus Of the
Riding and Hunt Club. held last night,
he probably would follow his gen.
eral instructions and say right away,
"a good time was had by AL" Any
one OF the scores of society folk who
attended the affair or participated
in Il will attest TO the verify OF the
cubs" laconic sentence. X was the
greatest show" ever held by the
club.
with apology for tho haekneyed
form, society attended on masse.
There were knights and ladies In the
costumes Of the Middle Ages, ana
prancing steeds and some that didn't
or couldn't prace, and musical rides
and--oh, well. just about Everything
one would see at any other great
est show on earth"
Dewsger IL Disappointed.
Major william Mitchell u, 3 A..
was grand marshal of the pageant
and was assisted by Melvin Hasen and
Thomas Bones.
Keen disappointment came TO a
serious dowager who came to see the
Fall OF Rome" She had the lorgh-
cites trained on the tanbark ring for
more than an hour. when the pageant
for which she had boon waiting began
operation.
oh. here ~ Is. the Fall OF Rome"
sho calculated TO her companion. a
''highbrow" with the heavy horn
trimmed glasses characteristic OF the
! ''highbrow' cult.
Rum. not Rome. my dear lady
replied tn. Chesterfield.
Then tits not n serious drama :"
quoth the lady.
Festsre wirtk Pyevsksr.
And assurediy Il wasn't The Fall
OF Rum" was the feature mirth pro.
voker OF the evening. II was a satire
by DR.. A. y Hopkins. The hrst part
- a.. s.-t. A..
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
VIII Wear Dainty Gown.

Miss Harris will wear a dainty. flesh
colored tissue gown. with a skirt draped
In bouffant fashion over an UNDER
dress Of tuie. bordered with iridescent
banding. She win carry n shower bou-
quot OF sweetheart roses and radiance
roses.
Miss Parsons will he Eowned In tur-
auoise blue tulle. adorned with iri-
descent trimming Of the same color and
will wear a corsage bouquet OF orchids.
Later IN the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons will entertain Miss Harris and
her house guests. also Chester Lock-
wood. Count J. A. G. van Rschteren
Limpers. Of tho Netherlands legation:
Janney Nichols and DIR. w. NELL Nc
Donald. Mt dinner ut the Army and
Navy Club 20 be followed by Q thoater
party and late supper at the shoreham
The Washington times., 1916-12-30
To Ne st Home Tuesday.

Mrs. Nanetto n. Paul and Mrs.
Anna r. Hendiey. OF :oo7 coiumbis
road. viii be at homo Tuesday. Janu-
airy .. from TO o'clock. At
o'clock Nine. Berenice oberwinden. OF
Berlin. Germany. will render several
piano selections.
Samuel n. Kobrcn, OF Baltimore, %
spending q few days with Dr. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Newhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Grsyson. the
Misses Grsyson. snd Bush Grayson
arc members OF . party stopping at
the shoreham, en- route TO one Of the
Southern resorts.