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summoned to the court in May. when
2.p63 cases were on the docket. The
smallest number faced Judge Staylor
during February, which was Sleety
tried.
Only thirteen drunken drivers were
given Jail sentences, while forty
three were fined and committed to
jail in default cf fines. one hundred
and twenty-seven paid fines for the
offense, the minimum Of which is
500, and were dismissed. The heav-
Test fines were imposed for this
charge and for reckless driving,
while charges of failing to stop after
collision and using an automobile
unauthorized also drew heavy fines.
The number of cases in other months
We're: January, 1912; March, I.159;
April, 1879; June. 1859; July, I,451;
August. 1851; September, LIB; Oc-
tober, 1,S05; November, 1870. and
December. 1883.
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pliance and obedience to traffic laws
must be shown by the motorists
themselves. and In connection with
their observance they must endeavor
to convince those who are not mo-
torists of the Importance of SINH
lar observance.
The ones hardest to control are
the foolish men, women and chill
dren who wander about indiscrirni
nately, whose intended movements
are unknown TO themselves and be-
yond the possible knowledge of any
one else, and they are usually the
ones who are injured because OF their
careleSsneSs.
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ARREST 10000 AUT0ISTS.
Special Dispst Itch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, January 6.-When the
last case was called in the traffic
court last Saturday nearly 10000
motorists had faced Judge Staylor
during the year Of 1922 on various
charges, ranging from driving while
under the influence Of liquor 70 the
less serious one of parking in n pro-
hibited zone.
OF these the largest number were
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Littlaton TO Sneak =.

Martin W. Iittleton of New York
will address the annual dinner Of the
National Automobile Chamber OF Com
merce at the Hotel Commodore, New
FORK Tuesday. His topic will be,
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Where Will the Government Stop?'
VIII Rogers will talk on What ]
Think About Automobiles"
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Ram Head Players
Present Three PLAYS

The premier performance OF the
Rams Head Players was given Mon
day under the direction OF Robert
Bell and James Reynolds, who pre-
sented three extremely we'll done
plays in their tiny Eighteenth STREE
Playhouse. This first production was
remarkable for its excellent judgrren;
in stage direction, its most unusual
smoothness even on the first night, its
ting and stage lighting, and In mum
Der of cases for its very fine acting.
The little playhouse itself is mosi
attractive, with its buff and green
color scheme in the auditorium, and
its smoking room, where on founders
nights last week Mrs. Franklin Lane
and Mrs. William 5. Ridgely poured
coffee during intermissions.
This week the play is to be Oscar
Wilde's brilliant THE Importance of
Being Earnest" which is being di-
rected by Walter Beck, with most
charming settings by James Reynolds
and costumes by Nine. Ash. The APP
pearance of Maud Howell Smith, as
Lady Bracknell. and the temperance
erts and Ann Ives in leading parts
augurs well for this second produc-
ton.
Founders nights will be observed
on Wednesday and Thursday. and It
is hoped that all founders will avail
themselves of one or the other of
these first two nights, The Impor-
during the week, and will be re-
peated again the week following, be-
ginning again on Wednesday of thar
week also.
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Diplomatic Corps Members
Hosts at Social Functions
Ambassador and Sonora de Riano to Entertain
British Ambassador and Lady Geddes Announce
Dinner-Other Leading Events

The ambassador Of Spain and
Sonora de Riano will entertain al
dinner Thursday evening and will
also be hosts at dinner Monday even
ing, January 90.
Sonora de Matthew, wife of the
ambassador of Chile, will receive at
the embassy Friday afternoon after
4:30 o'clock.
Sonora de Pezet, wife of the am
bassador of Peru, will leave Wash
ington this week for the south for
a rest, and the ambassador will join
her later in the month and return
with her to their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will entertain at
dinner Thursday evening. February
1. in honor of the ambassador of
italy, Prince GeIasio Caetani. Lady
Geddes will receive Friday afternoon
after o'clock.
Nine. Bryn. wife of the minis
ter Of Norway, will receive Friday
afternoon at the legation. Her debu-
tante daughter. Miss Laura Bryn, was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman gave a buffet luncheon
yesterday in her home, at Edge
moor. Nd.
Sonora de Elizalde. wife Of the
minister of Ecuador. will receive
Friday afternoons. February and 10,
IL the legation.
The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will be hosts at dinner
Tuesday evening. entertaining in
honor of the Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge.
Nine. Peter will not receive Friday
afternoon, but will be at home Fri
day afternoon, January &c.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
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Pennsylvania Society
Has Special Program

University of Pennsylvania night
will be celebrated by the Pennsyl-
vania Society in the New Willard
ballroom Friday evening, January &c.
This will be the first reception OF
the new year and every effort posi-
Bile is being put forth by the mem
bers of the society and University
of Pennsylvania alumni. Special
committees have been appointed to
take charge of the various activities
for that evening.
DR.. Josiah H. Penninlan. acting pro-
vost of the university, will be guest
of honor and principal speaker. he
will be introduced by DR.. Leo :,
Rowe. director general of the Pan
American Union and president of the
Alumni Association of Washington.
The University Musical Club Quar-
tet will render 4 number of selections
reminiscent of the old home state.
Music for dancing will be furnished
by the Keystone Orchestra.
In the reception line will be Presi-
dent and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, DR.. and
Mrs Josiah H. Penniman, DR.. Leo 5.
Rowe, DIR. and Mrs. William Blum,
DR.. and Mrs. James G.. Mckay, MIR.
and Mrs. John Thomas Taylor, MIR.
and Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, DR. and
Mrs. John P. Turner, DR.. and Mrs. j.
Baratlett Hills. DR.. and Mrs. John X.
Mohler, DR.. and Mrs. Charles N. Rich
ardson and DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke
Simpson.
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Wallenberg will go 10 New York the
first of next week for a stay of ten
days.
The minister of Bulgaria and Nine
Panaretoff will be hosts at dinner to-
morrow, when their guests have beer
asked TO meet the am bassador OF
Great Britain and Lady Geddes.
The minister of Persia, Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai. will return this ev-
ming from Detroit and Pittsburgh.
where he made brief visits.
The charge d'afaires of Japan ana
Nine. Saburi entertained at dime
last night in compliment to the sec
retaries who are leaving tomorrcw
for their new posts-Mr. ShigerG
kuriyama, second secretary. and Nm
kuriyama. and Mr.. Masaharu Shi-
batsuji also a second secretary
Other members of the embassy stan
Mime saburi will be at hon,
Friday afternoon.
The charge d'affaires of Austria ala
Nine. Prorhnik will be hosts to a com
pany at supper Sunday evening, Jau
uary q.
Nine. Sega wife of the charge d'as,
flares of Latvia, will be at home .
the legation, 1904 Massachusetts avc
nue., FRIDAY afternoon, January i"
after o'clock
The secretary of the British emha
sy and Mrs. i. Leslie Craigie, w
entertain at dinner Tuesday evenir
in honor Of the chancellor of the Brit
ish exchequer and chief OF the Brit
ish debt commission, the Rt. Hot
Stanley Baldwin, and Mrs Baldwin.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mr.
era igie will entertain a small com
pany of young people for Miss Betty
Baldwin. daughter of the Ri. Hon.
and Mrs. Baldwin, and will later
take their guests TO the dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn
will give for their debutante daughter,
Miss Caroline Thorn.
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Mrs. Coolidge Heads
Gard Party Patronesses

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. wife of the
Vice President, heads the list of pa
tronesses for the card party to be
given at the Hamilton Hotel on Janu-
airy 81 for the clubhouse building
fund for the Women's Club of Bethes-
da. The list of patronesses is still in
complete, but includes Mrs. walter
r. Tuckerman. member of the club;
Mrs. Henry Wilder keyes. Mrs. Josiah
Van Orsdel, Mrs. George E. Hamilton,
Mrs. George B. Christian, jr.; Mrs.
Lyman Swormstedt. Mrs. Leslie NJ
Shaw. Mrs. Charles !. Corby, Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Gam and Mrs. NJ. ~
McNamee.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangcments for the card party arc
Mrs. L. G. Brandenburg, chairman
Mrs. Larakin W. Glazebrook. Miss
Mona Gill, president of the club: Mrs.
George L. Hamilton. Mrs. L. L. Mich
olson. jr.; Mrs. Eleanor T. Cronin, Mrs
Frank L. McMillin. Mrs. James. C. Ad-
kins, Mrs. /. V. Mishtowt, Mrs. Charles
I. Corby, Mrs. Beverly Price Evans,
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, Mrs. Ste
phen Taber, Mrs. ]. Frederick Imirie.
Mrs. r. G. Getzendanner and Mrs. Karl
Corby.
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Congressional Club Host
To Speaker and Mrs. Gille

The Congressional Club will hold a
reception Monday evening. January
%, at o'clock. at it's clubhouse,
20o1 New Hampshire avenue. in honor
of the Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H.
Gillett.
Friday afternoon Master Theodore.
the boy violinist, will be the guest of
honor at the regular weekly tea, and
at the tea table will be Mrs. Clifford
ireland and Mrs. Selden P. Spencer.
Assisting generally will be Mrs.
Hampton Fulmer, Mrs. Frank Funk,
Mrs. Edward Gam, Mrs. Warren Gard.
Mrs. Daniel Garrett, Mrs. Finis Gar
rett. Mrs. w. NJ. Geddes and Mrs. L.
NJ GenSman.
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Diplomats to View
Polish Arts Exhibit

Diplomats of embassies and lega-
tons have been especially invited as
guests of the Art Center and the Art
and Archaeology League this afternoon
for an informal reception and tea, to
view the preliminary exhibition of
Polish arts at the Art Center, Ii06
Connecticut avenue northwest, which
lis also open TO the public.
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were
officers of the organization.
Miss Dorothy Lannon will entertain
party of friends at supper this
evening, at her home. in honor of
Miss Sue Bartle.
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook and Miss
Mayher have issued cards for a re-
ception in honor of Mrs. George May
nard Minor. president general. N. S.
candidate for president general, n. S..
D. A. R.; and members of the hide
ipendence Bell Chapter. N. S. D. A. r.,
to be held at the Washington Club,
Tuesday, January %, from $3.50 to IL
o'clock pm.
The Junior League luncheons are
among the popular affairs given by
this active group of Washington So
ciety girls, and the third in the series
will be held tomorrow at Rauscher's.
On account of illness. Mrs. Robert
Williamson Hunter has had to cancel
invitations for the bridge party which
Miss Josephine Williford tomorrow
afternoon.
At the Arts Club tea this afternoon
Miss Laura E. Vernon will act as
hostess. Miss Janet Richards is to be
assist in serving are Mrs. George
John ston. Mrs. Thomas l.. Casey, Miss
Bertha Noyes and Miss Morris.
Graduates of VasSar College will be
the hostesses at the regular members
tea at the National Club of the Ameri-
can Association of University Women.
Wednesday afternoon. Among the
hostesses will be Mrs. Mason L. Pat
rick, Mrs. Henry Morrow, Mrs. Fer
nando Cuniberti. Mrs. Frank Funk,
and Miss Evilina Pierce.
The D. A. r. will entertain at a card
party at the Hamilton Hotel on jan
uary 10.
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Mrs. Lincoln Green and her daueb-
tiers, Miss Anna Hall Green and Miss
Ruth Miller Green, will be at home
Tuesday afternoon, January 1G, at
1904 r street
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Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin will be at home in
formally this afternoon after 4:3o.
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Official and Unofficial
Events Listed in Weeks
Program of Social World
British Embassy Reception to Honor Debt Com
mission, Followed by Other Brilliant Func-
tions-"Cabinet Day" Features
SALLIE v. III. PICKETT.

balanced between
wtha, The
brought pleasant of entertain
reception in the British embassy stand
the midwnter One
various social affairs going about with
warmly welcomed everywhere They official and unofficial
dinner than usual claimed both
ball Neghborhood
House reception Club for the Vice President
delightful phase and showed clearly that
OF political and democrats
official his lady with the degree
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Mrs. A. r. Stands and Miss Stands
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
and the following Mondays in jan
uary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf of
1858 Woodley road. will be at home
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Mrs. Absalom Waller will be AT
home Wednesday afternoon, January
81, from 4 to d o'clock. at her resi-
dence, 2136 Wyoming avenue
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Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen. will be al
home at 1925 Cathedral avenue Thurs
days. January IS and %. and Febru-
airy !.
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Mrs. John L. Edwards and her
daughter. Miss Virginia Edwards, are
to be at home this afternoon and also
on the remaining Sundays in January
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dent and Coolidge being dinner
parties Secretary Mrs Hughes and pleasant inter
change between officials and diplomats Monday
President and Mrs Coolidge will dine with Senator and Mrs
Capp Tuesday evening with the minister Switzerland and
be the Sir Auckland and
will dinner evening OF the minister
Uruguay Nine Ve will entertain in their honor Many other
diplomats will exchange formalties during the week
MRS COOLIDGE guest uncheons, among
M h ose Of the week will be Miss Alice Page and Mrs Henry
Hart Fem, wife of Representative
luncheon in her honor One of the
At the New Willard last week. Joseph
table of exqusiey arranged flowers pink
roses lilac and p with predomnatng Spraying snowy
cloth were dozens Harding
who only interested Mrs Coolidge but also devoted to Mrs
Adding greatly beauty
pink handles of the
THE cabinet day busy
general As the hours from to 6oo John Gpin had
the 0 CT dGs 1x ID b & f
T OF sbe4 o M the P tine
4o M PARK IfotebS s e were no So Were d one
tered The onyenRse at the hotel WAS great and also
T Gnf d s P e M m
'ende hostess
take reay placed on the sy
roth Mrs Weeks Secretary War; Mrs DENLY
axns 1GSss
h ns1es h
PPseson wedge through the copsny
I III
tAthe event
INhe Secretary Hughes bright log fire
burned the wide fireplace in the reception
Tss M Of % 1T essh he T
from the floral @ used by 0s cabinet and the
Japanese and while tall candles finished the
TT the reception Mrs Davis wife the Secretary of Labor
through the pretty
where the three children being brought charming
the domestic official life seldom The
decoration of dancing playing rompng fact
the with white linen cloth and the little chairs by
where the children dine there desks tables chairs
other furniture ung the size of the little and several
shelves
children OF there were large wild animals like bears
floor Two the children ride through the Zoo and had
lunch with them.
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Mrs. Bartha Bremen of Baltimore is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Jacob Steiner, in her home at
1884 eth street.
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Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will receive this
afternoon at Clifton, the home of the
Women's Universal Alliance, from
$3.50 to $50 o'clock
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Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt
will be at home Wednesday and the
two remaining Wednesdays in Jan
uary, at her apartment, 200l 10th
street northwest
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Maynard Minor. The guests were the
officers of the organization
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Mrs. Francis II. Poole and her son,
John Knoor, who have been guests of
Miss Bauer at the Victoria, will leave
Washington tomorrow for Mitchell
Field, Long Island, where Maj. Poole
Is stationed - -----t't= =
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Mr.. Frank Paul of Philadelphia
came to Washington yesterday to
join Mrs. Paul and Miss Ruth Paul at
the Hotel Hamilton.
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Dates of AT Homes"
And Other Society
Items of Interest
Many Announce Formal and
Informal Receptions for
Early Future -Cancella-
tons Noted.

Mrs. Sutherland. wife of Mr.. Justice
Sutherland. will receive tomorrow
January Is, at her apartment. 2029
Connecticut avenue. Assisting her
will be Mrs. Alice Pomerene Mrs
Guy Despard Golf. Mrs. E. o. Leather
wood and Mrs. Z. r. Sutherland of
San Diego.
Mrs. Sutherland has Cancelled her
at home for Monday, January %.
Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps. wife of
the senator from Colorado, will be
at home Thursday afternoon, jan
uary is.
Mrs. Rudolph. wife of the Commits
sioner of the District of Columbia,
will be at home Informally next Sat
urday afternoon from TO o'clock
and also on Saturday. January q.
Mrs. Parker w. West will be at
home this afternoon after o'clock at
Soldiers Home.
Mrs. Mabel walker willebrandt
will be at home Wednesday and the
two remaining Wednesdays in Jan
uary. at her apartment, 200l 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will receive this
afternoon at Clifton, the home of the
Women's Universal Alliance, from
$3.50 to $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. John L. Edwards and her
daughter. Miss Virginia Edwards, are
to be at home this afternoon and also
on the remaining Sundays in January.
Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen will be al
home at 1925 Cathedral avenue Thurs
days. January IS and %. and Febru-
airy !.
Mrs. Absalom Waller will be AT
home Wednesday afternoon. January
81, from 4 to d o'clock. at her resi-
dence, 2136 Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. A. r. Stands and Miss Stands
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
and the following Mondays in jan
uary.
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Mrs. Parker w. West will be at
home this afternoon after o'clock at
Soldiers Home.
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Mrs. Rudolph. wife of the Commits
Sioner of the District of Columbia,
will be at home Informally next Sat
urday afternoon from to o'clock
and also on Saturday. January 81.
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Among recent teas of importance
was that given Saturday. January 6,
at the New willard. by Mrs. James T.
Morris, vice president general of the
D. A. r., from Minnesota. In honor
OF the president general, Mrs. George
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Mrs. George Mesta entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Hamilton
Hotel IN compliment to Miss Helen
Hustled. Mr.. and Mrs. Mesta will
leave today for Pittsburgh.
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Miss Dorothy Lannon will entertain
party of friends at supper this
evening, at her home. in honor of
Miss Sue Bartle.
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have rented their residence. 1915
Massachusetts avenue. for the season
to Senator Couzens of Michigan. and
will leave January 81 for their winter
home in Thomasville, Ga.
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Mrs. Victor Kaufman will enter
tain a company at luncheon, which
will be followed by bridge. tomorrow
afternoon in her home on New Hamp-
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Miss Olyve Graef Is visiting Miss
Lila Hotz in the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Frederick T. Haskell. in Chi
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Maj. Allen Kimberly. who has been
at the Hotel Astor, New York, for
several days, and who was stationed
in Baltimore, sailed yesterday for
Europe on board the Lapland. and
will go to Berlin as military attache
of the American embassy. He was
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Kimberly.
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The assistant secretary OF war and
Mrs Wainwright will entertain at
dinner Saturday evening.
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Mrs. J. It. Armstrong Of Detroit, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Grinnell of
New York, have returned to the
Grafton for the winter months.
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Mrs. Atlee Pomerene has issued
cards for a tea In honor of Mrs.
Thomas R Marshall. to be given at
the Congressional Club Tuesday aft
ernoon, January %, from TO s
o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Scott Of Pitts
burgh are making an extended stay
in Washington and are at the Lee
House.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. William
S. Hogg, jr.. of Washington are at
the Hotel Aston, in New York, for a
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Mr.. William Bush left Tuesday to
resume his studies in the Pennsyi-
vania Military College, in Chester, Pa.
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Mrs. Thomas a. Chandler and Miss
Norma Chandler. wife and daughter
of Representative Thomas a. Chan
dler of Oklahoma, have arrived in
Washington and are stopping at
Hotel Roosevelt.
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Mrs. Perry s. Heath will be hostess
at luncheon Thursday in her home on
8 street
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Former United States Ambassador to
Russia and Mrs. George T. Marye will
entertain at dinner Thursday and also
will be hosts to a company at dinner
Wednesday, January 81.
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Mrs. Reyes, wife Of Senator Henry
Wilder Keyes. will entertain at
luncheon Thursday. in honor Of Mrs.
Coolidge. =
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Mrs. Hughes, widow of former Sena-
tor Hughes of New Jersey. will en-
terrain at a bridge party at the Ham,
ilton Hotel January IT.
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Maj. and Mrs. c. W. Mcmillan, U.
S. A. are at the Grafton for the month
of January.
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The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. Davis.
will join Mrs. Davis in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel. Tues
day, after spendingf several days in
Chicago and at Mooseheart. Ill.
Mrs. Mccormick, wife of Senator
Medill Mccormick, will leave today
for her farm, near Chicago, for a
brief visit.
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Mrs. Walter LIE Roy Smith of Cleve-
land. who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Gilbert L. Roder, at Ameri-
can University Park. is with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Belts,
for a time. Mrs. Smith will go to
New York at the end of this month
to visit Miss Mary w. IHslee and will
then visit Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hack
EFT. at Bay Shore, before returning
to her home In Cleveland.
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The D. A. r. will entertain at a card
party at the Hamilton Hotel on jan
uary 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Carmalt en-
tertained at dinner last evening and
took their guests later TO the Arts
Club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Friedlander
have left for Baltimore, where, at z
o'clock this evening, they will attend
the wedding of Miss Sara Kaufman
of Baltimore and Mr.. Angelo Elias
of New York, at the Southern Hotel.
From Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Fried
lander will go. to Atlantic City, to
remain for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Judah Howe Sears will
be hosts at dinner Tuesday evening.