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CHAPTER, 7t6.

On the night Anthony Norreys brought Betty to me and to Carlotta Sturges' home, I crept quietly to Car 1otta's room and made my bed on the comfortable chaise lounge in her bou- doir. I left the door open that any sign from my room-where I had es- abolished Betty-must awaken me.
 But though I slept lightly ready to leap into wakefulness at the slightest need, nothing happened to arouse me fully until morning. Then, just a I was tiptoeing across the hall to wake Betty to the new day, the telephone tinkled 8 summons. I seized the re- ceiver promptly so repeated ringing wouldn't wake Betty to her surround ings with cruel abruptness. Jeanie's voice came over the wire. ''Is that you, Anne? Good morn ing, my dear. I'm phoning- to say that Pat and I are on our way to town now. We'll be in within 15 or 20 minutes. Is Betty still with you?' TYes, she is,' l replied. When did Tony phone your"
 About a. m.," laughed Virginia. "and we hopped right up and started on way without stopping for any such formaIity as breakfast"
 "Of course,' I gave back. You wouId-bless your hearts! But break fast will be waiting for you when you
 
 will also be ready"
 "All right, old dear, see you 1ater,' said Virginia with a terseness I fully undersood. ''So long"
 With a return courtesy goodbye, hung up the receiver and ran down stairs to ask Bertha to have breakfast for four Another maid might have complained at the short notice Der tha beamed. With the serenity and rt teSv al heln tn Ind hurried up to my room, and with out knocking tfpeoed in to wake Ret ty. She was still sleeping. huddIed in an abject bundle of exhaustion. stood watching her for a moment or two, and then without carrying out my purpose, I stole from the room as quietly as I'd entered. And when Virginia and Pat arrived, Betty was still hidden behind the barriers of her s1unber.
 We breakfssted soberly. Our talk was all of Betty.
 "Of course we can't go to the Pa rk- inson's for the weekend" Virginia for any festivities, with Betty creep ing around like the shadow Tony says she seems to be just now. I'll write that nice boy a note, or is there some other way you'd like me to manage 1t, Anne? I don't want to give ofense-to him or to you" Thank you" said gravely, amus- ed as well as touched by Virgfnia's new and ever more gratifying respect for me. 'If you write the note and 1 telephone that will square things"
 "It will, like fun,' broke in Pat. Don't you think you can be after putting me aside like this. I'll be inviting the young fellow to lunch and angling for another cha to visit his ancestral acres. Never fear that I'll let him down so easy as you girls plan.''
 His voice sounded a strange note in the minor cadences Virginia and I were using. It was as if some one had opened the shutters in a house of gloom and a ray of sunlight had l 5traggled in. My eym met Virginia.s and I put into words what I felt Pat was trying to convey:
 (To Be Continued1
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When A Girl
 .Marries
By ANNE LESLIE.

You would" smiled Tony, getting to his feet and taking my hand in his left one. Then he did a strange thing. Above my hand he laid the gloved hand with its stiff wooden rep ica of the human member he had lost. And in a cnoked voice, he said:
 You love Betty. But you feel she's had a big share of happiness - her quota perhaps. She has known the love of a fine man. You might be in tolerant if you thought she were cut @ing-persons of less fortunate emv- tiona1 might get between you and Betty. You might think she was an expensive luxury to some of her friends. But until she finds her1elf- she's a sacred trust to a z1S.n nKe 1rs., who knows part of what shes goi-z through
 "Yes, Tony I replied meekly. keep ing my head resolutely down lest he should mark how full my eyes were of tears I had no right to shed. >
 Almost I've persuaded you,% he said.
 shook my head, not trusting my self for more.
 You must give me your word" he furged
 My word-for what?'' parried. The gloved bit of wood pressed against my hand insistently. Need put IL Into WofdS /! ne ask ed
 T love Betty!' I cried, blinking | back the tears and the sound of them 1 in my voice. 'I1l be patient and kind and understanding. Are you doubt | ing that?"
 I'm not doubting that" said Tony, 1 gravely. But you love me, too, i Anne. And CarIotta's your eve lamb. And you know what human happiness 1 ha Nn her man as your love your Jim can help wanting to see other folks happy in l the way of happiness as she's found 1 it. You'd like to see me married. You'd sacrifice one woman to that l to insure my happiness, I'm thinking. 1 Maybe two"
 'Tony!" I protested. Wait, Sister Anne! We're closing the books-and closing them cheaply with perfect periods at the end of our | reck onings. Carlotta Sturges doesn't l need me. Betty does. So much Is clear Isn't it? Isn't it?''
 Perhaps" I was forced to agree. For the present-nnaybe." 1 Its true now. It may be true
 for too long to keep a-hoping that your kind of happiness can ever be mine. But I want your word to let
 me work out things my own way-the way of night and justice. Do you give it?''
 ! The wooden hand pressed tight against mine, 0eating against my flesh with it's message that Betty's ! right hand, though of flesh and | blood, hung as numb and lifeless | Tony's hand of wood.
 "I give my word,'' I said at last.
 And you'll keep it. said Tony, quietly. 'I know you. You'll keep it
 at any cost. Now, Anne Harrison, good and loyal friend, I owe you this | and let it be our last word with out
 the pain of a 1igering good night TT say it and go. Betty needs me. You l grant that, Car1otta doesn't. But | I need her.
 He fairly ran from the little sum 1 parior, leaving me to face the fact | that I'd pledged my word to do noth- | ing to help him find the heart happi-
 ness he so surely needs and so richly | deserves.
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VICE PRESIDENT
AND WIFE GUESTS

Representative and Mrs. Allen T
IIreadway entertained at a large
dinner with reception following, in
honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge, last evening.
The dinner was served in the
palm room at 24o0 Sixteenth
street, where Representative and
Mrs. Treadway have an apartment.
About 400 guests were asked to
the reception, when Mr.. and Mrs
Coolidge received with Mr.. and
Mrs Treadway OF the entrance to
the ballroom where the reception
was held.
Among the guests, in addition to
the Vice President and Mrs. Cool
ldge and several OF the Massachu-
sets Representatives and their
wives, were former Secretary of
state and Mrs. Robert Lansing;
Senator and Mrs Howard Suther-
land of West Virginia: Senator
Richard p. Ernst. of Kentucky;
Senator David /. Walsh. of Massa-
chusetts: Senator and Mrs. John B..
kendrick, of Wyoming: Senator and
Mrs A A Jones, of New Mexico;
Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindexter.
Of Washington: Vice Governor OF
the Federal Reserve Board and
Mrs. Edmund Platt: Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury Elliott
Wadsworth; Floor Leader and Mrs.
Frank W. Mondell, of Wyoming;
Representative and Mrs. Martin L.
Madden, of Illinois: Representative
and Mrs. Philip p. Compbell. of
Kansas: Representative and Mrs.
James II. Mann. of Illinois; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. p. H. Kelley,
Of Michigan; Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
HAN; Brig Gen. and Mrs. Harry
Taylor. Brig Gen. and Mrs. George
F. Downey, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
William S. Piercee. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Robert Z. Coontz, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Wash
ington, Judge and Mrs. ]. Harry
Covington. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall Bullitt. Miss Mabel Choate
and Mrs. Elizabeth Post Won Ar
MIN.
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Will Assist
Benefit Fete
Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bits Home Scene Of
Musicale Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt will open her
home tomorrow afternoon for a mu-
sicale to be given for the benefit Of
Greer Memorial Hospital of Hope
Farm, Duchess County.
Mrs. waldo Richards will give the
first Of four poetry ana story read
.ngs tomorrow morning 1T the home
Of Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan. Other
readings will be at the residence
of Mrs. John Henry Hammond.
The final fete of the Big Sisters
organizations. under the direction OF
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, End,
was held this evening at sherry's
restaurant. Among those present
were Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. Ru-
fus l.. Patterson. Mrs. John w. Mac
kay. Mrs. George Gordon Battle,
Mrs. Edward Breitung, Mrs. Newell
w. Tilton and Mrs. Sidney J. Borg
small dinner party was given
this evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
II. Gary at their home.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brewer Pen
niman, of Quoque, L. l.. OF the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Msrquita Penniman, to Lieut.. Ralph
Underhill Hyde, L. s. N. The we'd
ding will take place in the spring.
after Lieut.. Hyde's return with the
Atlantic fleet from its Southern
cruise.
Mrs. Charles w. Nichols gave a
dinner party this evening at Pr
erre's restaurant in honor of her
young daughter, Miss Kathleen
Nichols.
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WOMEN'S CITY CLUB DINNER
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW,

Miss Florence Fraser Stiles will
be toastmistress at the subscrip-
ton dinner of the women's City
Club tomorrow evening. Miss
Nellie NJ. Seaman, representing
the New Zealand press at the arms
conference, will be one of the
speakers. G. A. Lyon. editor OF
the Star, will speak on Printers
Ink while Mrs. Mabel Walker Will
lebrandt will have as her topic
Law Books in the Making
Among others who will attend
are Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Mrs
Ralph Watts Wardwell, DR.. A.
Frances Foye, Mrs. G.. A. Lyon.
Miss Mayme ODER Peake, Miss Nell
Ray Clark. Mrs. Marie B. Horton,
Miss Lydia Hendrickson. Nine.
Hard. Mrs. NJ. ]. Boyd, Miss Lura
Headle. Miss Kate f. Parker, Miss
Mary Measor, Mrs. NJ. B. whitfield
MISS Jane ]. Corbey, Mrs. c. b.
King. Miss Minnie Brinton. Mrs. Il.
o. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Baughan,
Miss Annabel Ruth. Mrs. r. II. Smell,
Mrs. Laura Bradley. Mrs. Mary
Dashlel Johnson. Mrs. Dashiel,
Miss Jane McVey, Mrs C. S
Richardson, Miss Laura NJ. Berrien,
Miss Mabel E. Manuel. Judge Mary
o'Toole. Mrs. C. NJ. Breed. DR.. Mary
O'Malley, Miss Alice Kirker. DR..
Mildred Sheetz and DR.. Edith Sc
Vile Coale.
Mrs. Julius Kahn. wife of Repre.
sentative Kahn, of California. Is
convalesctng after a severe illness.
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MR.. AND MRS. BULLITT>
HOSTS At DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall
Bullitt were hosts at dinner last
evening preceding the ball at the
New Willard. The honor guest was
Miss Mabel Choate, of New York,
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Bullitt The other guests were
Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Fl. Stabler, Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming Newbold, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cresson and Elmer
Schlesinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullitt will also
entertain at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Wilfred DuPuy was hostess
at dinner last evening, later TAX
ing the company to the Children's
Hospital ball. Her guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker, Gen
George Squier. Mrs. Joseph Hamp.
son. Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, Col
and Mrs. James A. Moss, Mrs
John Allan DouGherty. Maj. E. NJ
Foster. Warden Wilson and Senior
de Buenavista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Huide.
koper entertained at dinner last
evening preceding the Children.
Hospital ball, in honor of Miss
Victorina DUPONT, Of Wilmington
Del. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Sweeney
Comdr. and Mrs. G. F. RowaIiff
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cassels, Miss
Sweeney, Robert Stead and Rich
ard Wilmer.
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MRS. BIELLO,

reach here at the end of the week,
being detained In New Mexico. Mrs.
Fall has her daughter, Mrs. Brand
Elliott, with her at Wardman Park
Hotel.
The Minister of Uruguay. DIR. Va
lera went to New York yesterday
where he will remain until the lat
ter part of the week
Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter OF the
Secretary of the Treasury. will be
at home at 1855 Massachusetts,
avenue after 4 o'clock tomorrow at
ternoon.
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney
entertained a small company at
dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot en-
tertained about twenty guests al
dinner last evening, having among
them the Secretary of the Treas
ury. Andrew w. Mellon: Arthur
James Balfour. Mrs. Marshall Field
and Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Warbur-
ton. of Philadelphia, who are spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
PinchOt.
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MIR. AND MRS. BRADLEY
HOSTS At DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley en-
ltertained a company at dinner last
evening. There were ten covers.
Tomorrow Mrs. Bradley will enter
tain at a luncheon for about twenty
guests, and again Friday she will
give a dinner Of twenty covers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will close
their house this week as they are
leaving for New York, where they
will remain until February rs, at
which time they will sail for Eu-
rope. They expect to be gone until
June. When they return in June
they plan to make their home in
New York. On account of the i'll
health of Mrs. Bradley they will give
up their residence in Washington,
selling their beautiful mansion on
Dupont Circle, which is one of the
show places OF the city.
Mrs. Ellis Logan entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon
at her residence. 1853 Irving street.
in compliment to Mrs. Thomas G.
Winter AVID Mrs. John w. Frizzel.
The hostess and her guests of honor
had with them in the receiving line.
Miss Williamson. director to the
Federation of Women's Clubs. Those
serving at the tea tables were Mrs.
Edward f. Browne, wife of the Rep
resentative from Wisconsin; Mrs
Rainey. wife of Representative John
w. Rainey, of Illinois: Mrs Frank
White, wife of the Treasurer of the
United States; Mrs. Martha S, Mead,
Mrs. Robert McNeal, Mrs. Archibald
McLachlen, Mrs. John Robnett, Mrs.
Walter A. Bloedorn, Mrs. Colin Liv-
ingston. Mrs. Nathan Faucet. Mrs.
lamar Rorke. Miss Cornelia Hill.
Mrs. Faber Stevenson, Mrs. Robert
Z. Cook. Mrs. J. Edison Briggs, Mrs.
Henry F. Sawtelle. Mrs. Francis Nc
Allister. Mrs. Augustus Knight. Mrs.
Arson Rogers Tracy. Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgkins. Mrs. Herbert Ermine
and Mrs. William Todd. Decora-
| tons of palms and cut flowers were
effectively used, and several hun
dred guests called during the tea
hours.
The newly-appointed Minister of
Hungary and Countess Szechenyi
returned yesterday from New York,
where they spent a few days as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney.
The counselor of the legation,
Paul de Hevesy. returned to his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
yesterday from Pittsburgh, where
he spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Mellon.
Miss Dora Schwarzkopf. who
passed the holidays in a visit to
New York City and Norfolk, Va,
has returned to her apartment in
this city.
Miss Marion Smith entertained a
small company at bridge on Thurs
day evening at her apartment. 1880
Rhode Island avenue, in honor of
Mrs. Harvey Carroll, wife of the
American Consul at Cadiz, Spain,
and Mrs. Hugh Eearfott, of Mar
tinsville, Va, a bride of last au-
tumn.
Miss Margaret Skillman. of Dali
las. Tex, who has been visiting her
uncle, Senator Morris Shepherd. and
Mrs. Shepherd over the holidays,
has returned to school at Staun-
ton. Va.
Miss Eloise Schaffer has returned
from two weeks stay with friends
at Charleston. s. c.
Miss Katherine Norton, of 1915
Florida avenue, who spent the hoif-
days visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia. has returned 10 her home in
this city.
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are to be used in paying the debt
on the new headquarters of the So
ciety at 1924 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. James A. Emory Is in charge
of the party. assisted by Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan, Nine. Calderon. Mrs.
Milton Allies. Miss Eleanor Heany.
Mrs. w. j. Baxter and the board Of
managers.
Mrs. Harding heads the list of
patronesses. Other patronesses are
Miss Ailsa Mellon, Mrs. Edwin
DENLY. Mrs. Henry C. Wallace. Mrs.
James Davis, Nine. Riano, Nine.
Matthew, Nine. lie Breton Miss
Lloveras. Nine. Pezet. Mime. Panare-
ton. Senorita Dominica. Sonora Eli
| zalde, Nine. Narela. Princess Lupo-
| mirska. Sonora de Joubert
Those who have taken tables are
Nine. Jules Jusserand. wife OF the
Ambassador of France: Mime. Tomas
LIE Breton, wife of the Ambassador
OF Argentina: Nine. FREDERICK Pezet,
wife OF the Ambassador of Peru;
Nine. Psnarstoff. wife of the Min
lster CT Bulgaria: Mrs. W. F.
Benson. Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Mrs
Frederick Hardesty, Miss Irene
Sheridan. Miss Louise Sheridan, Mrs
{. A. Bailey and Mrs. Fritz Sandoz.
Walter Doxon. OF wardmau Park
Inn. announces the engagement OF
his daughter. Miss Nellie NJ. Doxon
TO Linus A. Kelly. of Atlantic City
and Philadelphia. Pa. the wedding
to take place early in the spripe
Miss Doxon IL well known in Army
and Navy circles. being the great
niece of the late Brig. Gen. Ga
brielle Rene Paul. L. S. A.. and
cousin of Mrs. Robert Marmion
widow Of Robert A. Marmion.
Senator and Mrs lie Baron Col,
and their daughter. Mrs. Barross
who have been stopping at the
Shoreham. left there yesterday to
occupy the house thoy have leased
2"25 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Herbert
Jr.. arc receiving congratulations on
the birth of son on January 4
Mrs. Herbert was formerly Miss
LlIilan Gronna, daughter of former
Senator and Mrs. AISLE Gronna.
The Congressional Club has .ett
out invitations for cards for tbi.
evening at $40. The club will give
| a program and tea at O'clock
when the guest of hoEor will be
Claire Eames.
The Ladies' Aid of the Garfield
National Memorial Hospital will
give ball at the New Willard on
the evening of Wednesday, January
%, at $50.
Chaplain w. X. Lloyd. now sta
toned in Coblenz. Germany. hopes
to be present in st. Paurs Cathedral.
London, the middle of February
when his brother. Archdeacor
George Exton Lloyd will be conse-
Grated Bishop Of the diocese of Sas-
katchewan, Canada.
Miss Mary =. Siggers. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Siggers, OF
this city, who graduated from the
Army School of Nursing last June
is taking an advance course at the
| University Of Southern California
She has been in Los Angeles since
September. at 1447 West Thirty.
seventh street. She expects to visi,
her uncle, DIR. Paul r. Stalnaker
! L. S. N. at the Naval Training
station. San Francisco. before she
returns home. She will probably
not return until June.
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SOCIETY INTERESTED
IN BENEFIT CARD PARTY.

Official and resident society are
taking a keen interest in the bene-
At card party to be given tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock at Ward
man Park Hotel by the directors OF
the Christ Child Society. This or
ganixation has done and is doing a
remarkable work among the needy
of Washington. During the last
winter more than 500 children were
clothed by this society. in addition
to other charity of a varied nature
The proceeds from the card party
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GUESTS At BALL
OF MIR. AND MRS. FOWLER.

Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Eric Fowler for the dinner preced-
ing the ball given for the benefit
of the Children's Hospital included
the Ambassador of Brazil, Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar; the Minister
of Serbia and Nine. Grouitch. the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Robert Coontz. Mrs
Breckenridge Long, Mrs. John Rod
gers. Mrs. James Warwick, Miss
Thornton. Mrs. Marwick's house
guest: Miss Anne Squire, Mr.. Bat
chelder. the Alien Property Gus
todian. Col. Thomas Miller; Col. AL
len. Jess Smith and r. p. Schwerln,
of San Francisco.
Mrs. Louis Titus had guests for
dinner last evening before The Char
ity Ball.
The former Ambassador to Rus
STA and Mrs George T. Marye en-
tertained a company of eighteen
at dinner last evening, having as
the honor guests the Swedish Min
lister and Madame AXel +. Wallen-
berg. Among the other guests
were the Chilean Ambassador and
Mime Matthew. the Brazilian Am
bassador, Augusta Cochrane de
Alencar: DR.. l.. s. Rowe and Mrs
Andrew Moreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marye will enter
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:: WASHINGTON SOCIETY ::

the holidays as the guest of his
uncle, Dean NJ. p Burns, in Water
town. New York, ana in New York
city as the guest Of Cameron Burt,
has returned to Washington.
The Ambassador of Argentina,
Thomas A. LIE Breton, was a lunch
con host at the Shoreham yester-
day.
Mrs. William Bowie entertained
at Luncheon at the Washington
Club yesterday. Covers were laid
for forty.
c. ]. Duncan. of Chicsg CO.. who is
In Washington for a short time, was
host at the Shoreham at dinner, last
right.
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant will
entertain at dinner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leslie Craieie
will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of Lord Lee of Fare
ham and Lady Lee. Covers will
be laid for fourteen.
Miss Flora Doyle. a sister of Mrs.
George T. Marye. has returned from
a visit in New York.
MISS JEWELL STEIN
GIVES DINNER DANCE.
Miss Jewell Stein was hostess
last evening at the first of series
of dinner dances that will be given
during the season. The guests
were Miss Grace Nelson. Miss Mar
garet Craig, Miss Emily Dowell,
Miss Ruth Martin. Miss Caroline
Smoller. Miss Esther Preiger. Mrs.
]. Z. Cassidy. Miss Emily Louise
Rast. Miss Anne Baker. Miss Berna-
dine Kirschoss. Miss Alberdine Kir-
schoss, Miss Martha Wrinkle. Miss
Suette Trough. Miss Edith Shipman,
Miss Mary Louise Talbot, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Dennings. Maj. and Mrs.
Nicholas Campanole. DR.. and Mrs
E. G. Breeding, Cant. John Gray
Maj. p. s. Carter. Lieut.. c. c. Dick
cry, DR.. Sanchez Gomez, George
Dracopoulos. Comdr. John W. Lon
don. Comdr Ernest McWhorter
Comdr. Henry Cooper. John Co.'S
tello, Theodore Mason, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Brokmyer. Charles w. Hall
jr.. DR.. Venceslas Sokolowski
PHILIPPE Espille. Prince Lubomirski
and DR.: de Beaufort. The last five
guests were not at the dinner, but
came in for the dance.
Mrs. George 3. Christian. jr.. and
Mrs. Charles f. Sawyer will be al
home informally tomorrow after
noon from 4 to 30 o'clock at tho
residence of Mrs. Christian. 264e
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Christian Herter returned &c
Washington yesterday after having
spent several days in the South.
Gen. Tanaka, of the Japanese del
egation to the arms conference. en-
tertained at dinner at the Shoreham
last evening.
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CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
AND WIFE DINNER CHESTS

The Chief Justice and Mrs. WILL
lam Howard Taft were the honor
guests at dinner last evening given
by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann will entertain
at dinner on January Fl.
Secretary of Agriculture. Henry
c. Wallace. will return TODAY 10 his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotter,
after brief stay in philadelphia.
Mrs. Albert B. Fall. wife of the
Secretary of the Interior, returned
yesterday morning, after spending a
month or more at their home AT
Three Rivers, New Mexico. The
Secretary who was also there will