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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AGENCY WANTED

AGENCY WANTED.
Wanted, good agency by party who is we'll
ario with departmental stores. manufacturers
and jobbers; willing TO work on, commission
basis on other arrangements. For further nr.
rangemcnts apply by letter to II, PEARSON
r. D. box 22Sf, st. James st, Montreal.
BROADWAY elevator apartment, in cos, all ont
side rooms. steam heated wash stands hot
and cold water. ,splendidly furnished monthly
income $500, profit SEQ; rooms rented; subway
and elevated at corner; accept $1,000 cash; no
agents. r. f., 80 Herald Downtown.
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Judgments.
New York COunty

The following judgments for more than $500
were filed yesterday. the first name being tina
OF the debtor
American steel Export Co.-Internationai Trad.
ing Co., s37, ,ss2. 81.
: Beali, Frederick A-G. +. Light. 81. .5O9.e7.
Busch Otto-M. Fleming 81 1856. 90
Continenta, Transit Co.. 1nc.-R. b. Sanberg,
s., ,061.42.
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PART ONE.

Crosman. . Heron " Ievr. s5a3. So
Forty-siath street Hotel Meyer Dr
Sinram Co. SioTO.1s.
Conlou. Msnricc. and Bennett Gordou-L. LIE
Goidberg. Morris-C. Rubin s74o.To.
Hennessy William Il. and Mary A.--ys
Trust 90. of Albany 81 al. S26S. Is.
Kapan. Sim0n-- RubnoWltz Brothers, 1851 4
t.Osauado Charles and New Ams terdam q
atty Co.-People, Sc. 81 500.
Llats & Co. Inc. -Partola Mfg. Co.. So oSs
Marinsky. Davis-F, Vessel Mfg: Co.. $e;ss
Marstou, Lorena In. A. Millman ct
Maifatto. Carlo-P. Tovello s6ao.2o
New York Railways Cot. Theirs. $3.50
Saken, Lsaac-B. L. ,Lichten Ct 81, 81, $3.50.
Parver, Iryiug-E. Weinberg ct AL. s1i3.6f
Partisan Art. Inc.-Amcrican Litbographic
81 ,00O.S4,
sainz. Raymond. and Emanuel Gsbip--rs
&c 500.
singer, Joseph. and Louis sinrer-y. esud'
Union Railway Company of New York C
wienberker Samuel-M. Mouyics. ss5s.ss.
bronx County.
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Oils and Naval Stores.

Refined petroleum unchanged: Standard white.
cases. $s5.7S; water white. Nsy YORK; bbls.. $50:
d. bulk So: d. cases s2S7S ,s, Motor tse, sasoi,
bbls.); Linseed oii, strictly pure gallons Of tn
The naval stores market was quiet yesterday and
prices we're unchanged although the undertSns ertsI
any too freely. Spirits turpentine machine bbls..
81 :a5. Tar. retor and kiln: 81 50 49, Rosin.
$40 IS; E. SIC 80: F. s19s5: 9, $le 80; $1g 9S;
!, $40: &; $2o; rs: n s21.7o: n. s22a 20: WG.
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PROVISIONS CLOSE
STEADY TO FIRM
Hog Market Easier-Longs Liquldate
Lard Holdings-Receipts
$4,000.

The provision market was fever1sh
throughout the greater part OF the day,
but while there was heavy selling a:
times. credited to packing interests, and
the hog market was easier. offers were
readily absorbed and final quotations
were steady to firm.
The weakness In foreign exchange caused 2
GOOD deal OF uneasiness among exporters. ana
thcre was more or less iuuidsbop. especlally
ny longs. In lard. private report by a lesalns I'M;
Western authority showed that there are about
i've mien less hogs in the eSTntry taa1 as5
The totsl number Of hogs given was 1000, 600 600;
for the day, $4,000, inciSdins e 900 at Chicago.
Pork STEADY: mess. S45 a. $3.50; family. $50
SIS a SO; family. $24 a $25: packet $40 a $50:
extra India mess. S45 s46. Hogs steady:
steady: picked clear 1O-1a lbs. a0c.: dry salted
clear. 1890 lbs TIC. Greases easy: yellow.
13Nc. 14c.; choice house. 13Mc. 13s4c.
pickled hams firm; regular. lO;J. lbs. 254sc.
skinned. 1920 lbs. 21%c. TallowA eaU: city
special loose, 17Ae. Lard steady: Middle West.
S24;1 10 a s2s 20. City lard easyi quoted 2S17c a
2Skc. Refined lard quiet: Continent. 81: South
America. SGT %; Brazil kegs. $2S. B. Cempound
dull: Guoted &c. 26Ec; Stcartne dull; city
lard stearine, Gle: oeo. 22e.. nominal.
cRNAGo PRICES.
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pAAA-hoC EhANel
CORN.
Coffee Market.

The market for coffee futures opened at. de-
Ra OF - 10 % points On pSSG
Santos futures and Santos spots. together with
sentiment being influenced b5 the sharp break in
During the eaSg atternoon special cable report.
higher, with near months srelatively weak, was
followed BY another spurt of Liquidation which
1885,. or % to 80 points below the previous clase.
The market closed at net losses Of q to "a points
gain of $50 to 400 Ieis In Santos futures. Firm
offers were few and those here no lower. The
local spot market was quiet and Rio rs shade
lower, at 16c.
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COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices of
commodities yesterday. comparison be-
ing made With Tuesdays prices-
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Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

New York County.
The firs. name Is that OF the debtor. tho seco
that of the creditor and date when Judgment "
fled
Guaranty Trust 90. Of 4: T. tygstee-w M
Cabe. Jr. ct al, Nov. 5. 1919, S3.7o2. 13.
Hoffman, Edward-H. Heine, Aug. 4. 1914
81 443. .oS.
International Flag Ca. Rrandeustein o..
Inc, Jan IA, 1920, 81 .090.o5.
TAFT. Edith No. n. Turnbull. May 49, 1915
Hartford Fire Ins. Con- Biasius ct al, Jan
Rosenthal Chas NC. OSler. Feb. 27. 1918
n. Y. Taxicsb Con-. pobroower ct al. Apri
l. 1912, s632.7S.
'schwartzbach. Minnie-B. Brewer. Jan. 10
1870, $S45.47.
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Bid and Asked
Stocks Not Traded In Yesterday.

Following are the closing bid and asked
prices Of stocks in which there were no
Yesterday
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Cottonseed OH.

The market for cottoneed oil was more active.
the form Of liquidation. refiners were believed to
be on the buying side. and price changes were
held within comparatively narrow limits. The
weakness in cotton and heayiness In some Of the
other fats and oils gave the market an easier
undertone, however and final quota tons were
to 7 points net lower Total sales for the day
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FACTORY for electrical apparatus biggest seller
on the market. several patents. wants partner
with $1,000 to s25. 900 capital 10 enlarge the
business. Reply to OTTOMAN D1ETZ. 40 Mas
sap St, New York city.
III ycur present business or occupation Is not
sufficiently profitable. better investigate oui
factory rebuilt tire proposition: exchange depots
wanted everywhere; prosperity awaits the man
of honesty and busncs ability; a nice. clnnn
h pcrson only. EASTMAN EUBBER WORKS 9il
West 10th st.. New York.
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wIroIEsALE

Embroidery Trade.
First class ST. Gall embroidery manufacturing
concern desires connection with well established
New York import house. Offers under CIPHER
SWITZERLAND.
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BUTTER

:. Receipts 2.I5e packages Creamery, higher
than extras. lb;, s5he 6Se;; extras. o. scors e.
score. 591sc 61hc. seconds. s3 to 81 score, 5sc.
!. soc: lower Erades, sc. SSc.; held. held. higher &
firsts, SOC. a 6&.; seconds. 55c. 5s1sc.; un-
ssaalted higher than extras sa 6sFc S9e; e5trns ct
SOC; State dairy tubs, finest. 6se. s4e.; good
TO prime, sec. 62c.: common to fair, 55c; a Sc
sssse.; imitation % cGeamery, firsts%, % soc. Sic
ladies'. current make. frsts, 4sc. 4oc.; seconds,
stccl cHrrept ,n omel mahe rases Ne No. aesan 4e
lower grades, 39c. a 42c.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Gold coin amounting 10 N,5oo,o0 has
been withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury
for transfer to India. Another consign-
ment OF $4,000 has been withdrawn for
shipment to Mexico.
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EGGS.

Receipts, 10. .063 cases, Fresh gathered, eItras,
dozen, Tic. re; extra firsts. &c. 7oc.; firsts,
dirties, No. 1. 5sc. a &C.; Refrigerator special
marks. fancy. charges paid. SEC; firsts. &c. a
47c.;steriiized 54e eoc.; dirties. s2c. a 42c /;
checks. 35c. 3sc.; whites. soc. 5sc.; State.
whites. extra. SIC a Sc; frsts to extra firsts,
Isc. $50; gathered whites firsts to extra firsts,
soc. a roc: Pacific coast whites express. extra
firsts to extras. SIC. sSc:: firsts. 77e. Soc;
6sc.: ether Western and Southern. gathered
whites. 72c. a SIC; State, Pennsylvania and
gathered brown and mixed colors, extras, Tic. a
72c.; firsts TO extra firsts. Csc. 1Oc.
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Bronx County.
Bradley -Mshony Company-P. Riley. 562s.0
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The annual report OF the Detroit Edison
Company for the year ended December 81,
1919. shows a surplus OF s2,556.7So, after
allowing for charges and taxes. That is
equivalent 10 1895 share earned on the
capital stock as compared with s9.I In
1918 Gross revenue was $l6,49S,S91 as
compared with s13, ,521.
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Dispatches from Sharon Fa.. yesterday
announced the Carnegie Steel Company
has appropriated 81, 5000 for the purpose
Of constructing go houses for It's eni-
ployes and modern community house
at the new steel plant at Mcdonald, Ohio.
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Announcement was made yesterday by
the American Smelling and Refining Com
pany that extensive improvements are
being made to it's smelter near Chihuahua
Mexico. The capacity will be increased
through the new improvements.
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The Northwestern Miller In It's weekly
trade review says:-"Errat5c and lower
wheat prices have been followed by a.
drop of Is to 80 cents a barrel IN flour.
Little buying activity is reported as pur-
chasers seem to have fair stocks, but mills
are busy filling old orders and the weeks
output was probably more than 3,Woeoo
The Washington times., 1920-12-29

Senator and Mrs. James ". Na.iS
worth, jr., and Mrs. Henry NJ. ioNt
will be joint hosts at a dane tonight
tcrtaininG about 100 young people,
friends of Miss Evelyn Nadsworth
and Miss Nancy Hoyt who arc still
in school. 1T will be a costume party
and many characters beautiful or
amusing will be represented IN the
merry company.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant. Of hloNan
dria, Va. and Murray steele. or Bait
moro, are staying with MIR WadS
worth Senator ard Mrs. WadswOrth
viii give a small dinner at their
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Becker, OF Chicago. and Charles
Wood, OF Virginia.
Others noted a. the ceremony
were Mrs. George Pickett, widow of
General Pickett, of civil war fame;
Mrs. Clara de Grafenrcid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert g. Woolley. Rear Adj
miral and Mrs. Cary Grayson, Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory and Miss
Jane Gregory. Senator and Mrs.
Lee s. Overman, Mrs. Albert l..
Mills, Mrs. Alexander Smith. Mrs.
Il. u. Laursen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas woodward, W. i. q. Hard
ing. governor Of the Federal Re
serve Board; Judge and Mrs. c. q.
McChord, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J..
Newman, Mrs. DelOs BlOdgett, Miss
Mona BlOdgctt, Mrs. Charles Gray
Matthews, Col. and Mrs. Cary
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Til
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs Earl Carbauh,
Mrs. Theodore j. Pickett, Joseph
COlquitt, Mrs. GroEan, and Miss
GrOgan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Temple
Graves and John Brown.
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Senator and Mrs. John Il. Hendricks
VIII Civ" a dance this evening at
Rauchcr'S in honor Of their daughter
Miss ROSa-Maye kcndrick. During
the holidays they have had a CAV
hous"party including their niece, Miss
Eula Williams OF sheridan. Wyo. Miss
Williams with Miss Winilr"d stevens
also of Sheridan. and Miss Marcia
Thorn of Buffalo, WEo,. have been at
tending Goucher COLLEGE. Baltimore
They came to pass Christmas and t.
enjoy what proved to be a reunion Of
Wyoming friends, including Miss
Izctta Lucas, who is attending the
Finch School in New York. and two
guests from Cornell, Harry Kay and
Lyman Brewster Of sheridan. who are
visiting Manvi!lc kcndrick, a student
at Harvard.
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White House
Party Attends
nMuptiaLs

A LTHOUGH the marriage OF
~ Miss Marjorie Brown and
Edward King, of California
and New York, did not take place
I'M the Executive Mansion, IL had
quite the atmosphere of White
House wedding.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and mem
hers of the hopiday house party
at the White House were present
at the ceremony. which was SOL
emnized at $50 o'clock last night,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Brown.
Miss Margaret Wilson was the
maid of honor, Mrs. William Gibbs
McAdoo and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Bowes Sayre were members OF the
wedding party, and there were
many details OF the ceremony which
recalled the numerous weddings
which have, taken place In the Will
son family since they came to the
white House. The bride and bride
groom stood upon a beautiful white
vicuna rug, made from the skins of
200 animals, which belongs to Mrs.
Sayre, was used at her wedding,
and upon which several other
White House brides have stood.
The White House Conservatives
were despoiled to provide decora-
tions for the beautiful ball room
where the wedding took place, and
1t was abloom with spring flowers
which had been persuaded to bios
som in December.
The walls of the ball room were
festooned from floor to ceiling in
Southern smilax that was brought
up from Mr.. Browns estate in Nir-
ginia, and at regular intervals, hung
high on the wall, were graceful
baskets of poinsettia- The little
stage at the end OF the room, the
walls of which We're draped with
sky-blue bunting and banked with
palms, made beautiful back
ground for the bridal party. The
bridal couple stood directly under
a trellis that, erected in front OF
the stage, was covered witt. smilax
and Bride roses, with a myriad of
tiny lights intermingled. To the
side of the wedding party. white
ribbons held by the four ribbon
bearers, marked the places reserved
for the groups of close friends and
relatives. Around the sides, of the
room. on the wainscoting, were
boxes Of blooming flowers. including
seraniums, primroses, poinsettias,
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Ihome in Sixteenth street before tie
dance.
=
Mrs. Hamilton Wright Is giving
tea this afternoon To introduce her
daughter. Miss Rosalind Wright, at
her home. 1891 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. The group Of debutantes who
are receiving with the hostess In
cludes Miss Martha Davis, Miss
Christina Sedgwick. Miss Gordon
" oodbury, Miss Charlotte MacDou-
gall and Miss Zilla MfcDougan AT
the tea table will be Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Frank b. Keiiorr,
Mrs. Henry Marquard, Nine. HUI
bro chit, Mrs. John McMurray, -
Amos Fowler. Mrs Sherman Miles
O. nd Mrs. Arthur Billiard. The rooms
are decorated in Christmas greens
and roses. Miss Wright is wearing
n Paris gown Of white satin and
tulle, with II girdle of pale green
velvet, and viii carry a bouquet of
orchids. Mrs. Wrights gown is black
tullc with tunic of black velvet
embroidered in jet
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews will
entertain forty guests at dinner to
night in compliment TO Miss Helen
Tucker, hanccc OF Eliphalct IIas"r
Andrews, ir., son Of the hostess. The
guests will Include friends az the
young couple az well as a number
Of Mrs. /drewS' cOntcmpOrari"s ard
after the dinner the younger members
Of the party will attend SenalO" ana
Mrs. John Il. Hendricks dance.
Mrs. Andrews will be at home this
afternoon, having with her Mrs. VII
Hams and Miss Mildred Williams.
wife and daughter of the Assistant
Secretary Of War, who are passing a
week with her. Mrs. Stands, Mrs.
Walton Fleming and Mrs. Henri Iar-
bury will preside at the tea table.
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snapdragons, and dahlias, and the
entrance To the ball room was
banked with pines and cedars.
Mrs. Wilson, with her mother.
Mrs. w. III. Boiling, sat In the In
closure on the right Of the wedding
party, with them being Miss Mae
Robinson OF California;; Miss Mary
Row Mitchell. the brides great
aunt; Mrs. Pickett widow of Gem
eral Pickett; Rt. Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, Bishop of Washington; and
DIR. Trexler of New York, a bishop
in the Lutheran church.
The wedding party made their
entrance ascending the long stair
way at the front of the house, the
railing OF which was entwined with
Southern smilaX, and marching
through the long series of drawing
rooms, taking their places In the
ballroom.
Others in the groups in the in
closures were Mrs. McAdoo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayre, Mr.. and Mrs. Thmoas
Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Evans,
cousins of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown:
Mrs. Robert Haynes, Mrs. William
Branch Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Garth Hanger, Miss Isabelle Nit
chell. Miss Agnes Gray, Miss Julia
Mildred Brown. Mrs. Richard John
ston. Miss Natalie Bocock, Miss
Emily Cunan, Miss Margaret Nit
chell and Miss Frazer Mitchell.
These were arranged in four groups
and followed the ribbon maids in
the wedding procession.
Miss Hayes, one OF the ribbon
bearers, wore American Beauty
chiffon shaded. Miss Mitchell. an
other aid, wore sapphire blue chiffon
in shaded tone; Miss Campbell, who
is a daughter of the late DR.. John
u. Campbell of the University OF
Georgia, and Mrs. Campbell, had on
a gown of apricot colored chiffon
that shaded into gold. and Miss
Hayes wore pale gold net over silk
of the same color.
Following the groups of guests
who sat within the ribbon in
closures came the groomsmen, three
abreast, two standing on the left
side of the chancel and one joining
the best man and the bridegroom on
the right side. The last two on
tered the ballroom from a small re
ception room on the right side Of
the front of the ballroom while the
clergymen went directly to the i'm
provised altar from a door on the
side of the small stage.
CARRY GOLD BASKETS.
Following the groomsmen walked
the three small children, carrying
gold baskets with great tall han
dies and filled with pink roses and
white lilacs. The children were
little Miss Celestine Young, Miss
Peggy Young and Master Hoyt
Evans, jr.
Then came the bridesmaids walk
ing in single file. those in the
light colored gowns coming first,
but standing farthest from the al
tar, while those in the dark shades
were grouped close to the bride.
Then came the matron of honor,
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Mai Gen. and Mrs. Charles Nc.
Cawl"y viii be among those giving
dinners tonight.
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MISS CLARk WEEDS.

The marriage Of Miss Louise Clark,
daughter of Congressman and Mrs
Frank Clark, Of Florida. to Louis
Vernon Slonaker Of Albuquerque,
y. NJ, took place At 1890 o'clock
today in Mr.. and Mrs. Clark's apart
mont at George Washington Inn. "
was p simple wedding. with only
family party present. and It was fol.
lowed ny Wedding breakfast
The Roy. John Compton Rail per-
formed tho ceremony. Tho bride,
who was siven IN marriage nv her
father, had Mrs. 6. W. shook. Of
Toronto, Canada, as her matron of
honor and only attendant. and W. II.
Chaplino. Of Washington, was best
man for Mr.. Slonaker. Miss Clark
wore her travelling costume, a be-
coming gown OF blue tricotino. Dead
ed and embroidered \ small blue
hat and corsago bouquet 81 or
.hids completed her costume. over
hcr gown she wears q sealskin coat.
After wedding trip to Atlantic
ICltv and New YORK, Mr. Slonaker
and his bride will make their home
in Albuquerque. Their marriage
| friends in Washington, no formal
announcement of the engagement
| having been made.
5
v Y. willis viii entertain party
or twenty guests ou New Ncnr Eve
~ ono Of the hoE"s which limo the
salon d,. Nation ~ th, washinrtun
Hotel
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MARsuALLs' NEW YEAR PARTY.

Tho Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will be at home on New Year
Day after / o'clock.
The French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand will be the honor guests on
January at the first of a series of
dinners which the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall are giving. ON Jan
uary 10 they viii entertain for the
British Ambassador and Lady Ged-
des. and on January - Justice James
Clark McReynOlds viii be the guest
of honor They will also give another
dinner on January %.
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DIPLOMATS ENTERTAIN.

The Serbian Minister and Mime
Grouitch, who gave a dinner last
night in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Schoellkopf, had as guests
Miss Vota Vesnitch, daughter of the
prime minister of serbia, who is stay
ing with them; Mr. and Mrs John
Joyce Broderick and their guest. Miss
Kathleen Kelly: Mrs. James MCpon-
aid, Arthur Bradley Campbell. Jules
Henry, Of tho French embassy, and
Ralph Snowden Hilt
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The Ambassador of Peru and Nine
Pezct will be hosts at reception on
Friday afternoon at the Pan-Ameri-
can building in compliment to their
distinguished countryman, DIR. Victor
Andres Bclaundc, OF the University
OF san Marcos. at Lima, Peru, who is
visiting in Washington. san Marcos
is the oldest university IN South
America and Or. Bclaundc has been
sent to this country As delegate to
study educational conditions in this
country and to speak on educational
subjects. He is brilliant man and
forccful and telling orator.
Lady Geddcs. wife of the British
ambassador. will return to town to-
morrow from New York, where she
went to say farewell to her eldest
son, Ross Geddcs. who sailed yester-
day to enter Rugby. lie accompanied
capt. G. J. Henry. honorary attach"
Of the British embassy. who has been
detached from duty in Washington.
and is returning to England with the
purpose Of leaving the diplomatic
service.
The Ambassador and Lady Geddes
will be guests of the Postmaster G"T-
eral and Mrs. Burleson at dinner to-
morrow night
=
The solicitor General and Mrs VII
liam l.. Frierson will give a dinner
this evening in honor of the Attor-
ney General and Mrs. \ Mitchell Fal-
mer. The guests will include Mr.. an !
Charles Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. HoraC"
Lurton. Congressman and Mrs. Cor
deli Hull. Miss Glare de Graffcnried,
and William NJ. Williams.
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Mrs. +. G. Hunt was hostess at 4
small luncheon at the Cafe st Marx :
today, having among her guests Mrs
Leonard Nicholson and her sister.
Mrs. Harris CriSt. of New York who
is staying with her; Miss Alice Shep-
ard, Mrs. Stuart Jackson. OF Mont
clair, y. !. Mrs Bert Garnett and
Miss Eloisc Brown.
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Mrs 4 Gordon Jones and he
daughter Miss Nancy Gordon Jones
viii be hosts at tea this afternoon
entertaining in compliment TO Mrs
John :. Barbour. of Fairfax. Va, and
Mrs. Gillian. who is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. William Nelson Page. Mrs
Fagc and Mrs. ". i. Rust viii pre-
side at the tea table and others as
sistinC in the DINING room will be
Mrs. Charles Marbury. Mrs. Frcderirk
kruG, Mrs. Adele Hillyer and Miss
Eliza Thompson. of Culpepcr, Va.
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FLORAL NEW YEAR GREETING
From GUIDES will be more than welcome.
1914 F.-Advt.
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John Joyce Broderick, commercial
counselor Of the British Embassy.
and Mrs. Brodorick have with them
for tho HOLIDAYS hors sister. Miss
Kathleen Kelly. who ia taking a
course in modern languages at Bryn
Mawr College.
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several dinner parties for young
people have been arranged for to-
night, the guests from which will go
aiterWard to senator and Mrs Wads-
worths dance or the dance which
senator and Mrs. kendrIck are giving
for Rosa Mayc kcndriCk
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Colbert are
giving a dinner for their schoolgirl
daughter. Miss Helen Colbert Mr.. and
Air.. John l.. Edwards are entertain
ing for Miss Virginia Edwards and
h"r guest. Miss Beatrice Edwar ds
Mr.. and Mrs. William G Heron will
entertain party of young guests in
compliment TO Miss Margaret Taylor
ana Miss Margaret Decide is giving
dinner al the chevy Chase Club.