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LEUPP DEPA NJ ENT

PEELED to give up her work and seek
treatment and complete rest for a
while. She was taken to Winslow
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Minnie
Brown, and went on to Albuquerque
to enter st. Joseph's sanitarium. In
the meantime her matron's work will
be looked after by Mrs. Brown.
Rev. Harris and wife, accompanied
by some friends, passed through
Leupp Tuesday, enroute to Winslow,
where Rev. Harris conducted a fu-
neral service.
Miss Regina Russell, field nurse for
the Indian service, was ordered to
Leupp to remain during the epidemic.
She arrived here Monday from Mes
calero, N NJ, where similar epi-
demic had about run its course.
The second death among the school
children, from flu and pneumonia, oc-
Cured Wednesday when Hattie, one
Of the larger girls, succumbed to the
disease, which showed inevitable
symptoms from the first, in her case.
The body was escorted to the grave
by a company of her classmates and
Rev. Locker conducted short serv-
ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P Fitzpatrick are
new residents of Leupp, and the for
mer is filling temporarily, the engi-
neer's position. Before coming here
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was engaged in con-
struction work on the new government
buildings at Keams Canyon.
Auditor Chester L. Walker, ac-
companied by his young son and J.
H. Drake of the Drake hotel at Gal
lup, stopped over for brief visit on
Wednesday while enroute east from
trip to Flagstaff. Mr.. Walker is
to have charge of the reconstruction
of Fort Wingate which is to be con-
verted into an Indian school of sew
eral hundred capacity. The work is
not yet started, yet it is planned to
have the school ready for occupancy
this fall
Thirty new milk goats have been
purchased and added to the agency
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herd, which is proving of wonderful
value in supplying milk for the sick
children.
At present writing there are more
than $50 children in bed, with either
flu, measles or pneumonia. The COM
bination makes a serious condition to
fight but up to date there have been
but two deaths. The agency is now
in quarantine.
Manager Jack Balmer has been
compelled to cancel several dates he
had made for ball games, as our team
must remain at home while under
quarantine. The boys are putting in
all spare time at practice.
A delegation of Prescott Odd Fell
lows passed through Leupp Sunday
on a sort of excursion through this
part Of the country.
Albert and Elizabeth House came
out from Winslow Tuesday night af-
ter being summoned to the bedside
of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Amy Kanu-
no. They reached here just after she
had passed away.
Mrs. Ralph Creswell is employed as
one of the assistants to care for sick
children.
Easter Sunday passed off quietly
in Leupp, as services of every kind
have been abandoned for the present.
The president of the park to park
highway association passed our way
recently in looking over the country
with a view to establishing a per-
manent route. Seven national parks
are included in the proposed route.
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The entire population of Leupp
was in mourning this week over the
death of Mrs. Amy Kanuho, SO sud-
den and untimely it might be termed
tragic. She passed away at an early
hour Tuesday morning, April Z, after
suffering two weeks from flu that
developed into pneumonia of the most
malignant type. In her characters
tic manner she kept up, on account of
the sickness of her baby and others,
perhaps longer than she should and
with her usual optimistic spirit, she
died, insisting to the last that she
was better and would soon be well.
Had she lived until May, Mrs. Kanu-
no would have been 80 years old. She
was a member of the Oneida tribe of
Wisconsin and came west some nine
years ago to visit her sister, Mrs.
Katie Greelee. Here she met and
married Marcus Kanuho, a member of
the Leupp NavajOs, and besides the
husband and sister mentioned, she
leaves four small children and sis
ter in Wisconsin. Deceased was
brought up in the Episcopalian faith
and belonged to the church in Flag
staff, into which three of her children
have been baptized. Rev. Harris, her
pastor, conducted a short funeral
service at the home Tuesday after
noon and also at the grave. The
body was laid to rest in the Winslow
cemetery. No person in Leupp had
more friends than this good woman
and no one could be more univer-
sally missed.
DR.. r. E. L. Newburne, chief medi-
cal supervisor of the Indian service,
was called here this week to look over
the situation with regards to the cpl
denic now prevailing. The doctor
had visited Leupp some weeks since
on the trachoma survey and went on
to points west and south. Fortunately
he was returning east at this time
and could easily drop in to give sug-
gestions and assistance. He went to
Keams Canyon Sunday, but will re-
turn to Leupp within few days fol-
further consultation. He found. DR.
Warren handling the situation very
efficiently in the face of numerous
difficulties.
Miss Tauschman, trained nurse
came out from Flagstaff lsat week
and for few days gave material aic
in caring for the sick. An offer Of
institutional work caused her to re
turn to Flagstaff Saturday and hel
place was taken by Miss Bowman OF
the above city. Mrs. Tauschman drove
out to Leupp late Saturday to take
her daughter home.
DIR. r. H. Ross, one of the trachoma
specialists was in Leupp Saturday fol
a few hours and offered his services,
should the same be needed in hand
ling the sick. He was accompanied
by Principal j. Preston Myers OF
Oraibi and they went on to Winslow
for brief stay.
Marcus Kanuho and Mrs. Greelee
drove in to Flagstaff Wednesday or
business and upon their return
brought out Miss Tauschman, nurse
to assist in caring for the sick chill
dren.
Miss Mary Lynch has been poorl,
for some time and finally was com
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OFFICIAL MINUTES

Supervisors County Flagstaff
April
to today
son. County Attorney, j. B. Rike Clerk
Meeting called m j. A. Keam, Chairman
of Schools for the
of
relative making settlement
his land After discussion Mr. Oen
agreed County drill which the
would the
county all obligations, whatsoever.
Member Taylor that
of this
Fol-
Teage f.
N Mark A. Smith, E.
T. Phelan
application of f. Treage be approved
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eeond F. T.. 1906
800 D Jackson to s B Rik Expense 5Ss aSS
sos Kennedy O. R 1000
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Los Angeles stampc 1921
the $40 F. Manning Manning Jr Expense 5000 5000
G. F. Manning Jr, Expense 64oS
Sc of The Co, 9o91
315 f. H Merritt es-.--.-~ 1440
BOARD, 316 j. B. Ricke-NI B
stn tb sls Mountain r's States Tel Tel Co..
Ate After 80 0sas 0a. nEsy os:, ssse 1900 1900
322 Peterson Brooke& Steiner, Supplies 500
be- 5000
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same M 82s M sHn NJ N 1sgs j. Rordan o D. 1000
sting Rodriguez O. D. 1000
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;sos Sd 8 s. y Ssa s::'..s ss % ;:s
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March ss9 western Union Telegraph Co.,
er $40 $40 Western, Western Union Telegraph Co.. zfS
show s42 Western Wholesale Drug 1855
owing of Williams, Supplies $40
month sS S Tine Tine Williams Williams News News
Supplies 1850
$50 Mfg Supplies 1900
th of J.JW Walhaus Supplies 17S5OO
Brothers Trading Co - 1886
n the
J and No , Name
bust e7 Claude knight ct 275o
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~
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IS i24 5s} E F. Thompson. ct al, Services. s,ass
mount I'D Claude al, Services al75o
eosss l7e) Services $500
O2999 1877 G. c. Cox, 23450
l.. Burket, Services $500
1892
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5noI194 Chas.C esL 3Oo
1000 Curtis surlock Services 100
800
1881 johnson ct al $500
Trading Supplies l4Z5S
55o Trading Co., Supplies 1888
E.. D. Babbt Co, Supplies 22b5
Ak Z. D. Co., Supplies 20O7
o5ool E.. D. &c. Supplies 5545
75ol E. d. zt&o
2G5 Supplies oooo
Mrs. [ Supplies - 1000
141 Flagstaff Co, Supplies 1885
3o67I Flagstaff Vucanizng Shop Supplies 1865
Fred Har,S -- 274
1000 Mfg Co.. Supplies Z4z25
nj d
The A Co, Supple 450
600 213 The IindeA Air Product Supplies 440
942l2 Mcmillan, Supplies G5O
365l Motors Supply Supplies 1859
1a1oI2 Phoenix 1924
9oool Phoenix Co.. Supplies 168 N
577i 219 c. Pierce, Supplies ooZz
..o.ooI Pierce 24OO
~ The Presto Supplies - 1890
17l4 222 Billy Billy QuOn, supplies % c1 5a9
9A5I Shepherd,
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f'2nfpSnire avenue. Mrs. calhoun VIII
not hc at home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Don,c
Fhecm viii entertain a. tea Saturda
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Crane Btu
rel entertained al a childrer'S party
Friday afternoon for their little
daughter. Anna Richardson BurreU.
who is Years old.
Mrs. Horace Macfarland will enter.
tain 4 company at the dinner dance
at the Amy and Navy Club tomorrow
evening. The party will later attend
the dance which Mr. and Mrs Frank
:. Hight will give
Mrs. Daniel {. Stapleton will Ia
hostess at luncheon TUESDAY in com
p'iment 10 Mrs. J. Rousseau w
Barber.
Miss Mary bradley and Miss Ella
beth Hume will he the honor guests
tomorrow AT q tea to he given, by Miss
Charlotte Freeman Clark
Mr. Charles L. Light was host ~ 4
small company a luncheon Yesterday
~ the New Willard.
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Congress antilles
To Entertain Guests
During the Holidays
Homecoming of Absences Is
Noted as One Special Fea-
ture Of "Christmas Week.

Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
have with them for the holidays their
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Fran CouZens of Detroit
Senator and Mrs. Edward I. Ed
wards will leave Tuesday for Cald-
we'll. y. j.. where they will spend the
holidays with their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I. Ed
wa3ds. jr.. and their sons. Edward
and Billy. Miss Elizabeth Edwards,
who left for Caldwell on Friday. will
return with her parents to their Ward
man Park apartment shortly after
New Year.
Representative and Mrs. Marvin
Jones of Texas will take possession
of their suite in the Hotel Roosevelt,
January /.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Funk have with them for the holi-
days the latter's son. Mr.. Edwin Nor
ris. who arrived Yesterday. Repre-.
sentative Funks, daughter and son,
Miss Florence Funk and Mr.. Benja-
min Funk, will arrive the first of the
week to spend their vacations with
Representative and Mrs. Funk.
Representative anu MIS-. l.
French will have as their guests over
the holidays, Col. and Mrs. E. A
Hickman and their two sons, CAN'T
and Billy. who will arrive Thursday
from Governors Island.
Representative and Mrs. Francis F
Patterson Of New Jersey will close
their country home in New Jersey and
come to Washington January 4 and
take possession of the apartment they
have engaged in the Hotel Roosevelt
The Misses Patterson will accompany
their parents.
Representative and Mrs. John u.
Frederick have with them at Ward
man Park Hotel for the holidays their
daughter, Miss Deborah, who has
come from her school in New York
City and la accomps MED by = number
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Receptions Scheduled
IN Official Circles

II" Postmaster General and Mr..
HARRY =. New will hold their New
YEN day reception in their home. In
EdGenl""r. This will he the first -
"eNrion. "r ~ home which thev have
had since moving into the new rest
denco. which they purchased in the
Autumn. They will receive from !,
to O'clock. the hours being early he.
cause Of the distance in the suburb.
Mrs. New will not be Al home again
Wednesday afternoon until January :
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine will receive New Year
afternoon from 4 to O'Clock in then,
apartment. in the Mayflower Mrs
Jardine will not observe her WedneS.
days at nome until after the New
Year.
The Chief If staff OF the Army a nd
Mrs. John l.. Hines will receive on
New Year day from ) 10 O'Clock
at their quarters in Fort Myer. Va
Mai. and Mrs. Parker w. West are
not receiving in their quarters At the
Soldiers Home this afternoon but will
observe tho second Sunday If each
month as day At home during tho
rest nj the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Willis Dow Of
2O41 Park road will be Al home in
formally Christmas day from 10 =
o'clock in compliment 10 their son.in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Davidson CoCkey of Winston Sa lem.
y. e., who will spend the DAY with
them. Mrs. Cockey was formerly
Miss Adine Dow
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Many Officials Found IN
Out of Town Group
for Holiday Period
Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes to Visit Illinois
Home-Cabinet Members
In Absentee List.

The Vice President and Mrs Dawes
will leave Washington Wedn esday for
their home IN Evanston. ILL.,, 10 re-
main until the middle of next week.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Kellogg
will start for his home in st. Paul
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday 10
Join Mrs. Kellogg for Christmas. They
will return here the middle of next
week.
The Secretary of the Treas ury. Mr..
Mellon. and his daughter. Miss Ailsa
Mellon. will go to Pittsburgh the mid
die of this week for Christmas and
will he Joined there by the Secretary's
son. Mr.. Paul Mellon.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Dwight =. Davis and their children
left yesterday for Savannah. Ga, from
where they will sail for a short cruise
along the coast. returning here the
middle of next week.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Sar-
gent have with them in their apart
ment at 24Oo Sixteenth street their
son. Judson Sargent. who has come
from his studies at the Mercersburg
Academy.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Wilbur will go to Wayne, Pa. Thurs
day to spend Christmas with the Sec
retary's brother-in,law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic Paist. They will
return the first of next week
The Secretary of the Interior. DR..
Work, will so to Chicago the middle
of the week to be With his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Bissell, for the holiday.
Mrs. Joseph c. Grew. wife of the
Undersecretary of State. will go to
Boston tomorrow for few days and
will return Thursday evening or
Christmas morning.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
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Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg
To Be Dinner Honor Guests
Assistant Secretary aand Mrs. Harrison Their
Hosts--Yuletide Events Listed in Official
Homes of CAPITAL

The Secretary nf state and Mrs
kellogg will he the guests If homo
at dinner Friday evening. January u.
If tho Assistant Secretary "f St.tt"
and Mr.. Leland Harrison.
Tra Postmaster General and sNr=
New will entertain small camnar--
informally at dinner Christmas night
in their new suburban hrmc Al the
end of Edcemocre Lane in t;dcemnor.
Nd.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine will have a small com
pany dining informally with them
Christmas night in their apartment at
the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. William Howard TAFT will he
the guest of honor at luncheon Tues
day. January ). Of Nine. Rose. VINO
is entertaining at a series Of lunch
con parties.
Representative and Ms. Henry
Winfield Watson have issued invita-
lions for 4 dinner Tuesday evening
January ). when their guests are
asked 10 meet Senator and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper.
The Director Gernr4l of tho Pan
American Union. Or. Leo s Rove.
will entertain nj luncheon WeCine sCa '
in homer Of the retiring Ambassador
~ Chile and Sonora do Natheu
Mrs. Rio hard Townsend will eutor-
tain at dinner Sundav evening in
honor of her son.in1av and dru-hter
Alr. and Mrs. sumner Welle-.
Nh. and Mrs. E"her Lansing on.
fcrtained at luncheon Yesterday. the
party being IN tho. n"turo "r , fare
we'll 10 the retiring .Anlha ssador. to
"hile ard Senora dc Matthew
Miss Ernst will he hostess at lunch.
Hcn Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Ca bo;
will entertain ut luncheon Sunday
January Il. in compliment to the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft.
Miss Madeline Couzens. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens. viii
be hostess at luncheon Tuesday ir
compliment to her sister-in-law Mrs
Frank Couzens of Detroit.
Miss Beatrice Henderson was the
guest in whose honor Mr.. Williams
Jennings Price. former Anlba ssld or
"A a, tea Yesterday in the garden "f
the Mayflower.
Miss Natalie Hammond. daughter
of Nv. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond. entertained ut dinner last
evening In honor Of her house guests
the Hon. Miss Alison Hore Ruthver
and Hon. Miss Margaret Hore-
Ruthven. The other guests were
Princess Margaret Boncompac ni
Miss Eleanor Mccarthy, Miss High
leman. Senorita Julia Pueyrredon
Senorita Sarah Pueyrredon. Mis-:
Bessie Mckeldin. Miss Helen Carusi
FRANCHISE Pfaeff1i. Senior Traverse
! Mr.. Dimancesco. Mr.. Diamantopoulos
Sir Adrian Baillie. Mr.. Mayo New
! hall. ir.: Mr.. Charles DENLY. Mr.
| Haines. Mr.. John Cabot. Mr. james
| Mckeldin. Mr.. Richard Flournoy
Comdr. Silvio Scaroni and Mr.. Pen
| dleton Turner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun viii
! entertain a large company a. a buffc
| luncheon today in their home on New
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Mrs. Leland Harrison will go to Phila-
delphia Thursday to spend the holiday
with Mrs. Harrison's father. Mr.. B.
Dawson Coleman. They will return
Sunday.
The assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs. William J. Donovan
will go to their former home in
Buffalo the middle of the week to
spend Christmas with her mother.
Mrs. d. p. Rumsey.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Robert L. Odds will spend
Christmas at Riverdale on the Hudson
as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Will
iiams. Before returning to Washing
ton they will visit Mrs. Odds brother
1n-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Dever
Byard, in their New York home.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Mckenzie Moss
will have as their guests for the holt
days their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney Howe,
jr., of Philadelphia, who will arrive
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe are
visiting the latter's grandmother, Mrs
Mamie D. Brewer, in Kentucky,
where they have been for 10 days.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Lincoln Andrews
will spend Christmas in Germantown.
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Honor Dinners Mark Season
At the Foreign Embassies
Members Of Dip lom attic Corps Compliment Assoc
ciates-Round of Festivities in Schedule
Personal Notes of interest,"

luncheon today nj the embassy in
honor of the retiring Ambassador of
Chile and Sonora de Matthew.
The Amba ssador of Great Britain.
Sir t;sme Howard left Yesterday to
spend Christmas and the New Year
in the Bahama Islands.
The Amba ssador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan have issued invita-
tons for dinner Tuesday evening.
January 10.
The Minister of China. Mr.. Sao-ke
Alfred SEE. has returned from Balti-
more where he made an address before
the Brown Memorial Church congre-
gaticn.
The Minister of Columbia and
! Sonora de Olaya will entertain Vat
retiring Ambassador of Chile and
Sonora de Matthew.
The Minister OF Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will entertain at. luncheon
Sunday, January 3. in honor of the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft.
The Minister of Finland. Hon. AXel
Leonard Astrom, will give an illustrat.
ed lecture entitled The Land of Ath-
letes, Forests, Lakes and Music" at
the Wardman Park Theater this eve
ming. this being the ninth of the series
i of Sunday night lectures under the
! joint auspices of the Bureau of Com
| me rcial Economics and Wardman
| ! ark Hotel. There will be~a program
! OF the native music of Finland. en-
bodying the beautiful tone poem, Fin
! landia" by Sibelius.
The retiring Minister of Esthonis
Mr.. Antonius Pip, has been appointed
ministet of foreign affairs of
, Esthonia, and with Nine. Pip will
leave Washington Saturday for New
York. from where they will sail soon
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Mrs. H. ]. Bixler Sails
for Soiourn IN Europe

Mrs. Harris J. Bixler. wife of the
Repre sentative from the twenty
eighth district of Pennsylvania. sailed
this week on the Mauritania for Ems.
land. where she will spend Christmas
with her son. Alvin Pray Bixler. who
Is located in business AT St Adams.
She will be Joined by A party Of
friends later and will visit France
Switzerland. Italy and then take i
trip on the Mediterranean and visit
the Holy Land. Mr.. Bixler. who is a
member of the ways and means com
mittee, was unable to make the tin
at this time.
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Navy Academy Hop Draws
Young Folk to Annapolis

Mrs. Lewis Holmes is chaperoning
party of Young people to spend the
week end at Annapolis and attend the
Christmas hop. In the group are Miss
Eliza beth McMorris. daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Watson l.. McNorris and
granddaughter of Mrs. Holmes: Miss
Marguerite Elizabeth Orme. daughter
IF Mr.. and Mrs. James William Orme.
and Miss Margaret Burch. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Burch.
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of her school friends, and their SON.
Mr.. James D. Frederick. who attends
the Mercerburg Academy.
Representative and Mrs. Charles A.
Eaton and their daughter. Miss
Frances Starr Eaton, will leave the
first of the week for their home al
Sunbright, Plainfield, n. j.. to spend
the holidays. Representative Eaton
will leave shortly after Christmas for
a speaking trip through Ohio. Indiana
and Missouri. returning with Mrs.
Eaton and their daughter for the re
opening of Congress.
Representative and Mrs. Sam 3.
Hill and their son, Sam B. Hill. jr.,
have returned to their apartment at
the Cairo Hotel after spending the
Summer out of town.
Representative B. T. Vincent of
Michigan has taken an apartment at
the Hotel Hamilton for the Winter.
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Miss Hallam $ Wedding
Date Is December &c

The marriage Of Miss Drucilla
Bohrer Hallam, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Meade Hallam, to En-
sign Julian Knox Morrison. jr. of
Memphis, Tenn, will take place De
cember % in San Pedro. Calf. Mrs.
Hallam, who is accompanying her
daughter to the West coast, will re-
turn to Washington the latter part
W Jnnu3rv
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Colonial Danes to Give
Tea for Honor Gue.t.

The Club of Colonial Danes. will en-.
terrain at tea tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, when the guests of honor
will be Mrs. Irving Bowie. Mrs. r. II
Rowe and DR.. William Bowie. Mrs
Bowie will give several selections ON
the piano, Mrs. Rowe will sing nro-
gram of songs and Dr. Bowie will
deliver a short address. his subject
being the Maryland FLAG"
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daughter Esther to Mr. Maurice
I<ressin.
Announcement was made from
Fitchburg, Mass. yesterday Of the en-
-agement OF Miss Amy Holland to
Mr. Paul Addison Chase of Brattle-
boro. VT. and Washington, special
assistant 10 the Attorney General
Miss Holland who is "A teacher. was
awarded degrees at the College Of
the Pyrnees. at Madrid, and at the
French Academy, at Paris.
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The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora he Riano will he the honor
guests at dinner December IS of the
Minister of Egypt and Nine. Samy.
The retiring Amba ssador Of Chile
and Sonora de Matthew will be the
honor guests at dinner Tuesday eve
ming of the Minister of Uruguay and
Nine. Narela.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will entertain at
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List of Engagements
To Wed Made Public

The Rev DR.. and Mrs. Jay johnson
Dimon announce the engagement Of
their daughter Anne Marie to DR..
Frederick William Doermann Of Wash
in eton and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel n. German
announce the en-a cement OF their
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t'4mnSnire avenue. Mrs. calhoun viii
not he At home this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Calhoun will
entertain a large company at a buffet
luncheon today in their home on New
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Senator and Mrs James Couzens
have with them for the holidays their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank CouZens of Detroit
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