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atras, era mi deber, como primer Mi
nistro, recibir a una delegation envia-
da por la poderosa Association del Ca
hfato de la India para presentar al
gobierno britanico Ell case de los In
dios Mahometanos en- ell tratado turco j
La delegation podia legalmente recla-
mar la representation de 10000 Ma
hometanos. Estaba, compuesta de al
gunos de los hombres mas capacitados
de la India. Su case fue presentado
por uno de los mas brillantes y emf
nentes abogados del foro Indio, Mr..
Mohamet Ali Tiene como record la
practica legal mas larga en- ell Hindos-
tan. He leido algunas notas que ten
go en- mi poder del discurso pronun-
ciado en- aquel entonces por este emi-
nente jurista musulman en- favor de
sus hermanos en- religion. He cogido
ell extracto de su notable exposition
del status Influenza del Califato So
bre ell Mahometanismo. Es una auten-
tica aclaracion del Califato por uno de
los mas distinguidos y eruditos abo-
gados Mahometanos del Oriente. Como
Sc relaciona directamente con un pro-
blema que esta produciendo en- la ac-
tualidad, mas material expositivo pa
ra magazines Y peri6dicos que cual-
quiera otro t6pico, no creo necesario
dar explicaciones por publican un ex-
.tracto de este discurso tan Iuminoso. :.
''El Islam siempre ha tenido dos
centros, uno local Y otro personal. FL
centre personal es el Califa q el Kha-
ira como nosotros le llamamos, Ell su-
cesor del Profeta. Porque Ell Profeta
era Ell centric personal del Islam, sus
sucesores, Khalifas, contindan esta
tradici6n hasta nuestros dfas. Fl CEN
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sobre la situaci6n creada por la abo-
licion del Califato Otomano, no tengo
una idea muy clara de 10 que tratan
de insinuar. Depende en- gran name
ra sobre Ell punto de vista desde el cual
Sc mire Ell Califato, su poder e inHuen-
cia sobre Ell mundo Mahometano Ire
presenta en- la actualidad una realidad
fu6 solamente un nombre portento-
so? IHa conservado alguna vitalidad
ha dejado de existir?
Mucho Sc ha escrito sobre Ia analo-
gfa entire la caida de Napoleon del San
to Imperio Romano y la termination
del poder temporal del Papa de mas
reciente feeha. Ell Califa es nominal
mente jefe de los creyentes. iManda
Ell en- realidad sobre los centenares de
millones que profesan la fe Mahometa-
ma? ST es asi, fu6, entonces La abo-
licion de tan alto oficio. la transfe-
rencia de sus poderes puede tener in
calculables resultados.
Aunque han habido soberanos que
ejercfan funciones espirituales, no ha
habido nunca NADIA que corresponds a
la posiei6n del Califa. Ell Rey de In
glaterra es un defensor de la fe. CO.
mo tai, sus poderes son considerables
Estan definidos en- Ell Acta de Supre-
macia:-"Pleno poder autoridad pa
ra visitar, reprender. reparar, refor-
mar, ordenar, corregir, reprimir y en-
mendar errores, herejias, abuses, rebel
dias y enormidades, cualesquiera que
sean, que por algdn modo de autori-
, dad espiritual jurisdiction, pueden o
deben ser legalmsnte reformadas. -
Verdaderamente inmensos poderes pa
ra ser ejercidos por una monarquia en-
la esfera de la religion. Enrique VIII
10 cumpli6 al pie de la letra. Ell fu6
Ell jefe de los creyantes pobre de
aquellos que desobedecieran sus man
dates.
Su poder era mas grande que Ell del
!, Califa. FL tltimo no puede alterar
ningun articulo de la fe Mahometana.
Enrique hizo tantos cambios como le
pareci6. Estos dias autocraticos Kan
pasado, pero a esta fecha Ell Rey de
Inglaterra nombra todos los grandes
dignatarios de la iglesia establecida.
A ese respecto, sus poderes espiritua-
les son todavia una realidad. Pero en-
Ell Mahometanismo no hay la clerecia,
La infuencia del Califa debe ser ies-
de luego de un caracter mas mfstico,
v es, por esa raz6n, mas poderosa. SQue
es clio y como puede ser defnido?
1 Es muy diffcil para cualuuiera que
no sea un Mahometano comprender ID
que Ell Califato significa para ellos
porQue la organization del Mahometa.
nismo es esencialmente distinta Ia
de las iglesias cristianas. Dos afos
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IDEsPAcHos EsPEc1ALEs
EEL MUNDo"
LoNDREs, mario 2s.-

LONDRES, mario 28.-
Hace algunos amos, hice una excur-
sion al traves de uno de los distritos
de la parte sud de Inglaterra despu6s
de una de las tormentas mas grandes
que han soplado sobre esta isla. Arbo-
les mobiles, que habian resistido al hl-
racan por generaciones, estaban arran-
cados de raiz en- muchos de los parques
do los viejos castillos y otros habian
sido tan cruelmente removidos que uno
no podia evitar la idea de que la pro-
dma ventisca habria de echarles por
TERRA. Este es Ell espectaculo que pre-
sentan las viejas civilizaciones de Eu-
ropa y Asia despues de la tempestad
del 1914 al 1918
Los imperios de los Hapsburgos, los
Hohenzollerns los Romanoffs que
habian sobrevivido ajin despues del ci-
cl6n Napole6nico las ventiscas del
1s4S, Sc vinieron al suelo con gran es-
tr&pito durante la Gran Guerra. Ell
Califa y su Califato, que habian resis-
lido por mas de mil afios fueron estre-
necidos por La misma convulsi6n y
ahora acaban de caer. ICuantos mas
de los potentes arboles de la vieja ci-
vilizaci6n no han sentido sus raices
tan fuertemente removidas que habran
de venirse al suelo durante la pr6xi-
ma torinenta? Todavia no hemos nega-
do al fin de la era de devastation en-
pezada por la guerra mundial en- la TO-
resta humana. ~.
Ell Califato, sostenido por los sobera-
nos 0tomanos por centurias, desapare-
CO del suelo turco por medic do un ac-
ia del Parlamento. El iiltimo posee-
dor del una vez formidable titulo es
tan solo un desterrado en- un hotel sui
20 no nuy lejos del Castillo de Chillon,
donde Byron, prisionero de la fe de
lm padre, languideci6.
Los arabes del Hedjaz y de la Trans
jordania han proclamado al Rey Hus-
seiri, Califa. Ell Califato, al menos
un fragmento de el, retorna de esta
manera la raza privilegiada que 10
ftind6 y mantuvo sus glorias y sus te.
rrores por tantos siglos. antes de que
fnera arrancado de sus manos por los
bArbaros que descendieron sobre 81
imperio del Asia Central.
SCuales seran las consecuencias dc
este pasO dramatico por parte de Ia
Asamblea de Angora? Los peritos J
pubhcistas que han escrito sobre Ia
materia estan completamente de acuer
do en- que el efecto sera profundo J
ilegara lejos. pero ninguno de clos h;
desceudidO detalles Y, despues de lee
snAnidad de concentrates y profecia:
4f>fsfNS~eA
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I'd. sabe d6nde esta Ell BRU-
90 ojeda 50 90 ls quisa per lin1s
piar su maquina. Tel. 355. Advt.
Solo UN MILL0NARIO lie pue-
de, limpiar su maquina por $500.
Ell BRUJO OJEDA - San Jose
No. 81. Advt.
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Ell destieTo del Califa puede traer como re-
sultado TN papado mahometano y los
consequences esfuerzos para conuen-
Ger al mundo.--dice Lloyd George

'Pero pobidad que signfca mucho para
cenca de la humandad Ell Cafao puede separado del
poder temporal La Candad ha emancipado del control
todo ell connente Norte Americana los do=
E1nios ngleses Turqua ha inado potca de
la separation entire los Musumanes Puede ermne
La conversion del Cafato Papado-una auoridad pua
mente religiosa espiritual'
"Esto puede zanzibar competamente aspeco del aho-
metansmo Puede darle mas energla vover ponere
cenurias Pero Mr. Mahomet Ali senalara obeo
del La conversion del mundo Una cabeza
hgiosa puede insprar otra cruzada msonera
Los seryidores de Mahoma abandonado espada
de propaganda Si ell Caifato Gambia caracter
ben pueden tener la idea Gle uzar oros medos
bate 81 a 10 hacen habra cono de
conueven al mundo entero Eso meor huma
rad el choque de las espadas auoridad esta de-
rumhando todas parties 81 pasa pronto todo 81
Sc tarda, la anarquia cubrra Ell vacio.
La brisa reiva la de la puede ven del Oriente
cando vnga conmover ambente del Occdente
los mperos de los Hapsburgos, Hohenzollerns
Romanos haban sobrevivdo del cicl0n Ma
poeonco las venscas del 1848 veron sueo con gran
espito durante Ia Gran Guerra Ell Caa su Cafato que
haba resistido mas de mil amos ue por
ma convuon aora acaha de iCuantoS mas de los
etes rboes de vea civilization han entido sus raes
tan uertemente remoydas que habran de al eo
rante La proma tormenta Todava egado al fin de
Ia de devastation empezada por la guerra unda en- la
foresta humana
Quizas Musapha Kemal do cuenta de la imposbildad
dc sgur preendendOlo Lo extrano desde ego
que los Kealistas han dcido dentva modeniza
Turqua Nominamente ellos Mahometanos: de hecho
son hbrs pnsadoreS Eos que baio lac condolences
nlodernas uh pals pueda ser g0bernado por ell Koran
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cuando venga conmovera el ambiene infecto del Oc
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The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
HOUSEPASSES THE
AGRICULTURE BILL
$50, 100000 More Is Contained
in Farm Measure Than
Last Year.

Washington-The agricultural ap
preparation bill, carrying $124,000, 900
Of which $S0,0O0,O0O would be avail
able for road construction, was passed
by the House.
The bill, as sent to the Senate
would appropriate about $59000,0OO
more than last years measure, but
carries several million dollars less
than the budget estimate. The bill
was passed after less than two days
consideration by the House. Fewer
than a dozen amendments were Of
fered and those adopted represented
only minor changes.
Disposal Of the agricultural bill
opened the way in the House to the
naval appropriation bill which is
slated for consideration. The celebrity
with which the two first appropriation
bills have been disposed of has en-
couraged floor leaders in their hope
of passing three supply bills before
the Christmas recess.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
KILL VICTIMS BY TORTURE
Spanish Dictator fcaIis Intervention
Treaty Violation.

Ceuta, Spanish Morocco-Spain is
confronted in Morocco with an almost
unprecedented type of colonial war
fare. Silently and mysteriously the
Moor hills men harass the Spaniards
and force vigilance day and night.
Troops are under a constant and
severe strain, expecting crack of a
rifle at any moment and from any
quarter.
Especially have the Spanish troops
a horror Of being captured when they
are wounded.
The Moors, impelled by religious
fanaticism, terribly mutilate every
body they capture. This, they do in
the belief that infidels thus multilated
cannot enter paradise.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Texas City in Lead

Dallas, Texas, with a population of
15S,976, is the largest city in the world
with a complete automatic telephone
system. The last of switchboards Op-
Grated by "hello" girls in Dallas was
replaced by a machine switching or
automatic central switchboard recent
ly. This completed the work which
was begun in 1919 and which cost
100000.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Encourages Music Study

High wages being paid to good musi-
clans In dance orchestras and as sing
ers in places of amusement are re-
sponsible to a large extent for the
increasing number of music students
in the various conservatories, accord
ing to directors of such places. These
directors expect certain good artistic
results to come from the attraction Of
this field of activity to the masses.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Won MALTZAN BERLIN ENVOY
German Government Officially An
nounces Choice for Embassy.

Berlin-The German government
officially announced that Baron Ago
Won Nathan has been selected as the
new ambassador to Washington to
succeed DR.. Wiedfeldt.
The announcement was made fol-
lowing receipt Of advices from Wash
ington that Baron Won Nathan would
be acceptable to the American gov
ernment.
The actual appointment is now a
matter Of mere formality which waits,
it is learned, only upon the arrival of
Ambassador Wiedfeldt's formal resig-
nation.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
ILLNESS HITS S. G0MPERS
Head Of Labor Federation Is Rushed
on Streteher From Capital.

Mexico City-A last desperate eff.
fort to save the life of Samuel Com
pers, president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, was made when he
was carried on stretcher from his
hotel to a train to be transported to
a lower altitude.
The labor leader has been i'll here
for some time, confined in his hotel
room.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Heard at the Exhibit

First Artist-This is about the
worst collection of rot I've ever seen.
Second Artist-Ah, have they re-
fused your pictures, also?
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
The cutieura Toilet Trio.

The Cutioura Toilet Trio.
Having cleared your skin keep 1t clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them.-Advertisem
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Chicago Burglary Risk Rates Raised.

Chicago Burglary Risk Rates Raised.
Chicago-An increase in Chicago In.
surance rates, ranging from so to 800
per cent has been announced by the
national bureau of casualty and sure
ty underwriters, which presented
statistics to show that certain classes
OF business had been the target OF
burglars and robbers for months. Pro-
lection for jewelry stores, was In
creased 800 per cent and drug stores
were advanced 100 per cent. Insur-
ance on churches was made so per
cent higher since thieves have carried
away sacred vessels and vestmonts.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
MIGHT Help

mo one understands me-"
''Why not get job as telephone
girl, my dear, just for the trainingF''-
Louisville Courier-Jom nal.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Social Attainment

Alice-Was Mrs. North's reception
success?
Virginia-My, yes! She made more
than 20 people mad by not inviting
them.-Judge.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
PARIS HALTs DEMONSTRATION

Paris-The Union of Communists,
whose members are employed in vari-
Gus public services, has announced a
street meeting near the st. Lazare
railroad terminal to protest against
the arrests and expulsions of their
foreign comrades which continue to
be made at the rate Of two or three
daily in Paris and its suburbs.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
FARMERS HOLD ALFALFA DAY
Pennington County Turns Out to
Honor Crop Which Saved District.

Thief River Falls, Minn.-Alfalfa,
king of feeds for dairy cattle and
looked upon as the savior of this agri-
cultural section which suffered the
woes of overproduction Of wheat, was
honored in regal style here.
The occasion was the annual cele-
bration staged by bankers of Penning,
ton county to interest farmers in in
creasing their production of this com.
modify. - .~.. a.. d.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
Who Wants a Hippo?

Tanganytka territory has hippo
potamus plague. The huge beasts
have multiplied so rapidly that thou
sands are to be seen near the Rufiji
river.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
WILBUR ASK DOZEN CRUISERS
Secretary DiscIoses High-Power
Inch Guns Are Specified.

Washington-Stress laid by Secre-
tary Wilbur on the immediate need
for construction of 10,000-ton type
cruisers to bring the navy up to 5-5-3
ratio equivalent with other treaty
powers attracted attention to the
probable size and power of these post
treaty craft as planned by American
navy designers.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18

Coles CarboIisalVe Quickly Relieves
and heals burning. itching and torturing
skin diseases. It instantly stops the pain
of burns. Heals without scars. 3Oc and 6Oc.
Ask your druggist, or send 30c to The ].
W. Cole Co., Rockford, ILL.,, for a pack
age.-Advertisement. .
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18

AS girls grow Older they think less
of love and more of money.
The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18

History may repeat itself, but we
all like to stay on earth and see it
do 1t.
Are those who perform grateful
enough to those who look on?
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
Art Society to HaUe
S0ivee on Thursday.

Ine guests OF honor and Drin-
clpal speakers at the soiree and
concert of the Washington Salon
and United Arts Society Thursday
night at the Playhouse will be
George F. Authier, president of the
National Press Club; Capt. julius /.
Peyser, president of the Public
SCHOOLS Association, and Dorsey
Donlphan. Mr.. Authier will give a
Drlef talk on the Aims and the
MEMBERS of the National Press
Club and Captain Peyser will
Speak on "The Local Schools
Problem" Mr.. Doniphan will say
a rev words on Art Education. :"
huoolphe de Zapp, president of the
society, will present Partridge
hlots, whose canvasses at the re.
! cent annual exhibition at the Cor.
coran Gallery of Art evoked favor.
anle comment; Mrs. Clara N.
Weems Steiner. winner of the John
81 Larner prize in the writing of
a song at George Washington IJni.
Versity, and William Walter, ir. of
the Corcoran School of Art. win.
ner of the Bairnsfather cartoon
contest.
ASASh JCdH HduI Starr Will
mead the receiving line and will be
assisted by Mrs. Ada w. Duncan,
MISS Helen O'Neill, Miss Elsa John.
son, Mrs. Grace Thompson. Miss
Izetha M. Clapper, Miss Elfriede e.
iaggie, Miss Betty Whitfield, Mrs.
Agnes Challice, Miss Eunice C.
Dessez and Miss Edna Duncan.
The entertainment numbers will
consist of demonstration of her
aance art work by Nine. Desiree
lIunovska, president of the National
American Ballet. assisted by her
pupils and accompanied on the
piano by Miss Minna Niemann:
piano selections by wilhelmina
SIude; a group of songs by Mss
Grace Washburn, coloratura soloist,
with Miss Margaret Bowie Grant at
the piano; tenor solos bv Warren
l.. Terry, with Miss Ross at the
piano. and instrumental selections
by Sol Minister'S Famous Trio. in.
c'udip@ S"' Minister. violin: Josenh
man, piano.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
VETERANS ON JOY RIDING
TRIP GET OFF EASY

firing of their confinement and
suffering from wounds received in
the service OF their country over
seas, was given as the reason for
the charge of joy.riding against
Joseph May and Michael McLaugh.
lin, honorably discharged veterans
OF the world war convalescing at
Walter Reed Hospital, when they
were arraigned before Judge John
+. Mcmahon in the United States
branch OF Police Court Saturday. The
court took all theses things into
consideration when he released them
on their personal bonds.
May and Mclaughlin took the
automobile of James Crutchfield.
who operates a garage near the
hospital, and went for q ride. The
testimony showed that pleasure was
the only reason for the offense,
as they did not attempt to sell the
car and returned 1t to the owner
when it had served their purposes,
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
Cooidges Guests.
At Reception
Tonight

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
are the guests of honor for whom
the ladies of the Congressional Club
are entertaining at 9 o'clock this
evening. Mrs. James Byrnes will
receive and assisting her will be
Mrs. Carter Glass, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, Miss Mabel Boardman,
Mrs. Oscar Underwood, Mrs. Finis
j. Garrett, Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs.
Simeon Fess, Mrs. Irving Lenroet,
Mrs. Percy Quin, Mrs. Everett San
ders. Mrs! John H. Smithwick, Mrs.
Carl Chindbloom, Mrs. Adam wy
ant, Mrs. Elmer o. Leatherwood,
Mrs. Howard Reside, Mrs. William
Wood, Miss Clara Sproul, Mrs.
Charles Gfisp, Mrs. Edward e.
Browne, Mrs. Edward E. Gam, Mrs.
Samuel Winslow, Mrs. G e org e
Wharton Pepper, Mrs. Wallace.
Dempsey, Mrs. William Rider and
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher.
The club will give it's annual re-
ception in honor of the Speaker of
the House of Representatives and
Mrs. Frederick Gillett on the even-
ing of February Ia.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
Belgian ENJOY Host
For Retiring Ambassador.

The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
dinner last evening at the embassy
at 1880 Massachusetts avenue in
honor of the retiring ambassador of
Great Britain, Sir Auckland Geddes.
The guests included the Ambassador
of Japan and Nine. Hanihara. the
Solicitor General and Mrs. James, nj.
Beck, Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, Senator and Mrs. Carter Glass,
Senator and Mrs. Irving L. Lenroot,
Judge and Mrs. Elbert H. Gary, Col.
and Mrs. Mayhem Wainwright, Con-
gressman and Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
Congressman Theodore K. Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler P. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Miss
Josephine Patten and the Second
Secretary of the Belgian Embassy
and Nine. Tilmont.
The retiring envoy will sail from
New York Saturday for England,
! where he will join Lady Geddes and
their children. Sir Esme William
Howard, the new ambassador, is ex-
pected to arrive in this country in
the first part of next month.
Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed
were the honor guests at a dinner
given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Price Wright at their
residence, 1908 Massachusetts,
avenue. The guests included the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter, the Minister of Sweden and
Nine. Wallenberg. the Counselor of
the British Embassy and Mrs.
Chiffon. Congressman end Mrs.
John Philip Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Castle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Atherton.
s.
The minister of Costa Rica, j.
Rafael Oreamuno, entertained a
company of twelve for luncheon
yesterday at the legation on Mas
sachusettS avenue.
William Taylor, of the State De-
partment, entertained company
of forty at luncheon yesterday in
his apartment at 1926 Massa-
ehusetts avenue prior to his de-
parture for San Salvador, where
he will be secretary of the Ameri-
can legation. Mr. Taylor left
Washington last evening to take
up his duties at his new post.
s.
The secretary of the japanese
embassy, Eiichi Kimura, who has
been promoted to the office of cOun-
selor Of the embassy, will assume
his duties in March on the depar
ture of the present counselor of the
embassy, Sadao Saburi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment en-
tertained at a dinner Of twelve
Park Hotel. The party was iii
honor of Nine. Piccio, wife of the
chief of the Italian air service. who
is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. the Charge d'Affaires of
Austria and Nine. Pochnik.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21

DR.. Thomas E. Green will give al
the Willard on Saturday evening.
s.
Mrs. Townsend Luncheon
Hostess After Musicale.

Mrs. Lawrence Townsend was
hostess at luncheon today at the
Hamilton Hotel following the third
of her Monday morning musicales.
Mrs. Townsend's guests were the
Italian ambassador, Prince Gelasio
Caetani; the Japanese Ambassador
and Nine. Hanihara, the Egyptian
minister, S. Yousey Pasha Miss
Townsend, George Enesco, the Ru,
manian Violinist who was one Of the
artists of the morning; Miss Helena
Marsh, the contralto who was also
on the program; the Charge daft
fatres of Rumania and Nine. Nano,
and Judge and Mrs. Elberr Gary, Of
New York.
Other hostesses entertaining at
luncheon at the Hamilton following
the musicale were Mrs. Fl. p. Viii.
son, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin,
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Mrs. r. M.
Thompson, Mrs. James Winslow,
Mrs. II. K. Gown and Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh.
Mrs. Macpherson Crichton enter
tanned at luncheon at the Hamilton
following the musicale in honor Of
MRS. Lee S. Tanner, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mark w. Potter, of
Wardman Park Hotel. Among the
guests were Mrs. Rush Holland, Mrs,
Mark w. Potter, Mrs. Frederick /,
Cox, Mrs. Louis Napolian Geldert.
Mrs. Harley p. Wilson, Mrs. viii
liam F. Dennis, Mrs. Harry N.
hickey, Mrs. .Snowden Ashford and
Mrs. James w. Carmalt.
MRS. Cordell Hull was hostess at
luncheon today at Rauscher's to a
company of sixty ladies. The hos
tess was assisted by Mrs. Henry
Ashurst, Mrs. Andrieus Jones. Mrs.
Nathaniel Dial and Mrs. william,
kendrick, and the guests were
seated at three round tables.
-:.-
Mrs. Damon Runyon, Of New
York, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heating at their apartment
In Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper has is.
sued invitations for a tea on
Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock.