Evening star., 1924-01-17
S.A.R. LADIES' NIGHT
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR."
Addresses, Dinner and Dance
Feature Evening-Senator
.!Shortridge Speaks.

Addresses, dinner and dancing
marked the annual ladies night"
celebration of the District Of Column
| lean Revolution at Rauscher's last
night. .
Senator Samuel M. Shortridge of
California stressed the Importance of
limiting the number of Immigrants.
He recalled the johnson bill to ex-
clude all aliens Ineligible to become
citizens. Referring briefly to the
Japanese situation in California. he
; said: If we are going to close the
gates of the Atlantic to anarchists
aud their doctrines. we ought to close
the gates of the Pacific to unassimila-
BILE orientals."
Representative Albert johnson of
Washington told briefly of the immi-
grafton bill introduced by him and
us purpose. The bill would reduce
the number OF aliens to per cent
instead OF 3. based on the 1890 CEN
sus OF the United States instead of
the census of 1900. In the bill is q
clause making 1t easier for those
VINO nave relatives here to enter
Mrs. Cook Speaks.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne CooR, presi-
dent general Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, spoke briefly.
A resolution was adopted unani-
nously by. the society to have the
name of Mount Rainier. the highest
! mountain peak in the state of Wash
Ing.on; o II, changed to its old Indian
after Peter Rainier. a British ad
mlrai. who took conspicuous part In
lighting against the colonies in the
1912. -
Senator Shortridge. Representative
Johnson and Mrs. Cook approved the
change IN the name.
Embodied In the resolution was a
clause to have the names of Mount
Rainier Park and the forest of that
! The resolution was proposed by
samuel Herrick. president of the
| local society.
vocal solo by Mrs. Mary E. Baker
ana ana the singing of patriotic airs by
Ine audience constituted the remain
der OF the program. A buffet supper
and dancing followed.
Among those in the receiving line
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Herrick,
Admiral and Mrs. Hugh Rodman, Mt.
and Mrs SeIden NJ. Ely. Mr. and Mrs.
tClaude n. Bennett Mrs Cook. SEN
ator and Mrs. Shortridge and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Johnson.
Among the committees for the oc-
tcssion We're: Press committee. Will
liam A. Miller. chairman: John c.
Proctor and Andrew Stewart; music
lcimpittee. Elmer Stewart. chairman;
Wr'iam L. Brown and Capt. Louis A.
Abbott
n 1"en'inr ard fioo- nor, ,n,'.tens-Dr.
u. Newton Baker, general chairman.
Honorary to the united gues s.
I"hn "aul Earnest: Henry L. Bryan.
Col. F. G. Bryan. Selden NJ. Ely. David
Jayne Hill, William S. Parks, Albert
D. Spangler and Justice Josiah A. Van
OrsdaI
Reception-Claude N Bennett. chair
! man: George Colby Blackwell, Ed
| ward Wild Bradford. Thomas jackson
T.atourette Coleman. William X
Cooper. De Witt c. Crofssant. Robert
VI Dobson, William Wade Everett.
Frederick a. Fernald. Arthur Edward
Edward Allen Keys. James Russell
I.arcombe. Milton Lewis Letter. Or.
William Mather Lewis. George Nc
Corkle, DR.. Lyle MILAN Mason,
Stephen Tying Mather. John Horatio
Nelson. Nelson. Wslter B; Patterson; Willis
Stauffer. ]. Med. Stewart. DR.. Frank
A. Swartwout. Commander G.. Tully
Vaughan and Maj. Guy withers
Floor: Maj. A. NJ. Holcombe. chair
catur B. Axtell. Capt. Robert R. BEN
nett. Henry f. Bittinger. Commander
John Balch Blood. Frank c. Butts.
Samuel c. Cissel. jr.: Samuel Mande-
Vile Croft. Merritt !. Dawkins, DR..
Ira w. Dennison. James Franklin
Douglas, jr.: Henry White Draper,
DR.. NJ. +. Finley. DR.. Edwin A. Hill.
Isaac Reynolds Hit, Sd; Charles E.
Hood. w. Parker Jones, James Clark
McGrew. William A. Miller, H. L. Of
futt, jr.. Henry w. Samson, Sydney
L. Shonts. William H. Somerveli.
Louis Kossuth Sunderlin and Ken
meth Sanford Wales.