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alalrrage Announced

a.. sna Mrs. George Toilette an
!. y we marriage Of their daugh-
Dorothy Frances. to SIR. Vaughn
s ,.e'n' Brown, son OF Mrs Vincent
1orn. On Aprn II. is2s.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
AUDUBON SOCIETY

AUDUBON SOCIETY
The Seattle Audubon Society will
meet Thursday evening. November
10, at o'clock. IN ~, school board
room OF tho Central building Or.
Gust Knudson. keeper ~ tho Wood
land Park Zoo. win spcak on Birds
in Captivity" There will b. dis.
eussiou OF plan 70 establish a feed.
Ing station FOR water birds on tho
south shore Of. Green lake The
meeting ia open 90 the public
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CoLMAN PT a

Colman PIT. a. viii meet Thurs.
day. November 10. at $40 O'Clock In
Room 8. ut the school Parents and
friends are invited to visit the shops
and domestic science rooms from 30
to 24o O'Clock Refreshments viii be
served by the home economies class.
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DAUGHTERS or ST GEORGE
BlugbtrTH ~ NJ IgpTrs tyII bHys
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
nAZAAR ~ pINNEn

The ladies' or Haven Methodist
church win conduct n bazaar on Fri.
dny afternoon, November 20, nt the
church 10Th ave. n. r. and T..
Lynn A. The bazaar win open NJ 2
o'clock and viii be followed By a
dinner a. G O'Clock
MRS MrCREDlE RETURNS
MH v. G. MrCrrdie. chairman
N tho department ~ legislation u
Tho Washington State Federation Of
womeu's Clubs has returned Mon
day 10 her homo az suuny8Ide after
having spent week Ia olympia in
the interests Of the womens indus.
trial home Mrs McCrodls appeared
before the public morals committee
OF the house and the appropriations
committees ~ both houses. speaking
I'm favor ~ tho measure She has
great hope that an appropriation
Tor The bin VIII carry
NORTH END GUILD
North End Guild of the Chlldrena
OHhopedic Hospital Will meet at
tho home Of Mm. y. l.. Ehlc, S07
Allison 49, on Friday morning.
November 20, AZ II o'clock
MONTHLY MEETING
Mnirona Guild Of tho Orthopedic
Hospital VIII hold its monthly meet.
Ing. Friday morning. November 20.
NJ 10 o'clock. a. the homo OF Mrs
J.. 4. ClnrlC. 22s Maiden lane. A
Christmas shower Of dolls and other
Gifts for tho Thrift shop is 10 be d
feature OF tho meeting. Mrs. Frnnk
Goodwin viii be- tho luncheon
bostsfs, assisted by Mrs. w. T..
Eppemon, Mrs J. l.. Krcychic. Mrs
II a, Magnuson. Mrs ". T.. Mcr.
nit, Mrs - w Moore. Mrs. l.. 4.
Partridge Mrs Y. Presenter. Mrs
John - Beagh. Mrs. a, L. Simpson
and Mrs John a. Tesacl
SOCIAL DANCE
Alaska Yukon pioneers and Ladies
Of The Golden North viii give n social
dance at tho American Legion club
rooms, 800 Third ave. wednesday
evening, November IS
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LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

The legislative department. Of The
PIT a. viii have a meeting In the
board room OF tho Central building
on Thursday afternoon. November
10. at 100 O'Clock
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CARD PARTY

West Seattle Temple No. o..
Pythlau sster. viii Eiye card
party on Thursday evening. No
vember 10. az $50 O'Clock. NJ the
Masonic Temple 2stst, California
ave.
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MEETING

The AmerieaniEa,ian citizenship
department Of the Seattle Federation
Of Womsn's Clubs. ot which Mrs. J
H. Little il chairman, has called a
meeting for Thursday. November 10,
al 2lo o'clock az the Amsrioani1a,
ton headquarters. 54s Henry build
Ing
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PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law Glass
will meet at the Y. W c. A. Thurs.
day. November 10. ut 1870 o'clock
Mrs. Ella Cudihee, parliamentarian.
Subject lesson, Voting and Flee.
tIons." The auxiliary class In public
speaking. under Mime. Harriet saun.
derson. viii have for It's lesson Carry
on. by Robert Service.
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CARD PARTY

Auxiliary 20 Elite Hebrkah Lodge
No, i5i win have card party al
the home OF Mrs. q Block. Ills
ssrd ave. on Thursday evening.
November ~. a. O'Clock
REHEkAfI LUNCHEON
RebehRhs 81 Rainier Beach VIII
give a whist party AZ pugdnlc hall.
Rainier Beach, on Thursday. Noycm
hcr 10,
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AUCTION SALE

The social service department Of
the Woman's Century Club viii hold
its annual auction sale Thursday. No.
vember 10. at o'clock. in the ban
quet room at the clubhouse,
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ANNUAL BAZAAR ny
LADIES AID SOCIETY

The Ladies' Ala Society Of the
Mount Baker Park Community
Presbyterian church will hold It's an.
nual bazaar Thursday and Friday,
November 10 and 20, at the church.
corner OF Hunter blvd and Hanford
g. Wafflcs and coffee viii be served
on both days NJ noon, and ice cream
cake and tea in the afternoon.
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Amphion Society in
Now Quarters

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~ ,a.f, -. III. -...-
49, d, ,ha t,.,,tfI,,, ,.,,,l..,,,.
,b, af,,U,,f ..,,, r,s,,..t t,,,.,,3..,s ~,
Ar,,r.nrs b..s i.,n r,,,..-..'.., a..
cert m h. giyar ip sr,,ry. b,i M.
rr,,r.r, ,,I,r,,5 a.. .,ar.,,I.-.. 49,
Of Ibe heat maj Ga. yrt ice, r,r
dercd b,, ,bI- orgsrt,,,f,, =, ..i.
voice.
M C,,t,,o, No. ,-, ........,
ar e,a,,- A. 10 ono 80 a. 80, 80,
Offered b,, an. sogr.t.
49,
Titled The Declaration OF IDdo.
pendeucs."
Mr. ]. l.. Cromwell viii give
| short talk ON ,s1rb. A,4,,I,...,. H., d.
Mr. Arthur II. Hare. Of tho nmcri-
can Legion. viii speak on 'Edurs.
ton"
The dads win serve al refresh
ments
SOCIAL. At TRINITY HALL
Tho Alaska and Yukon Social and
Charitable Club viii give n social ~
Trinity hall, 1897 First ave. wed.
ncsday November u. at 8 O'Clock.
Cards and dancing.
WHITWORTH PIT. 4.
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No.HosT LUNCHEON

Nina Frye Tent No IL. y. Of v, Is
sponsoring a no-host luncheon in
honor Of Matte Ross, department in.
spector, at the Fleur de Lis tea room.
1896 Westlake, on Thursday. Novem.
Der 10, at 1l;3O o'clock
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NINA FRYE TENT NO y

Nina Frye Tent No. IL viii hold It's
annual inspection Thursday. Novem.
Der 10. Mt 2 o'clock. in Veterans hall,
Armory. followed by dinner and ba.
z0ar at o'clock. Cards will be play
cd at o'clock
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PAST MOBILES CLUE

Tho Seattle Past Mobiles Grand
Club will hold ~ regular meeting In
Green Hail, /. o. o. r. temple.
Thursday. November 10. at o'clock
All resident and Visiting Past Mobiles
are urged 20 attend.
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/ SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT
Tho Ladies' Ald Society or the
Bethany Lutheran Church Will give
o. social az the church purIon. Fair
View and John NJ ON Thursday
evening. November 10 MH D.. vs.
Harris superintendent ~ no so.
mons and Juveniles department or
the Seattl" Police department VIII
be the principal speaker Music
VIII De furnished by tho ladies'
quartet with Mr. Paul Henderson
an Tho piano
The hostcsHes win be- Mrs. T..
Brown Mrs T.. LiuFirOm, Mn, H.
Olson and Mr. G. Nelson.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters of st George viii have
bazaar In ~ T.. II. hail, Thurs
day, November 49, Luncheon o.
o'clock VIII be followed by cards.
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PRE- SCHOOL
CIRCLE TO MEET

Warrington irving preschool
Circle viii meet Friday, November
20 NJ 2.3O o'clock. IN the kinder.
Enren room. Professor Stevenson
Smith Of The University OF Wash
ington viii speak.
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Tho Womans city Club viii meet
Thursday November 10. at the Y.
W. C. A. cafeteria Election Reg
ular reports OF officers and Hil stand.
Ing committees viii be heard
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ADAMS p, n. A.

ADAMS PIT. a.
The regular meeting OF the Adams
Pr, A. will be held Thursday eve.
ming. November 49, NJ 3 o'clock. In
the gymnasium. Dads Night will
DO observed. and community singing
will be led by Mr.. @. NJ. Kurtz. There
will be a demonstration lesson In pri.
mary reading by pupils OF Miss An.
dersons room. and in primary
geography by pupils Of Miss Cole.
mans room There viii also be n
speaker on EDUCATION"
Music will be furnished by the
school orchestra and the Boys Glee
Club. Refreshments will he served.
BRfDGEeSND WHIST PARTY
Tho members whose names begin
with a y or G, OF the Seattle Col
lego Mothers Club. will sponsor n
bridge and whist party in tho
knights Of Columbus hall. corner
Harvard ave and Union H.. on
Thursday afternoon. November 10,
at 2 o'clock All friends arc cor
daily invited
rhe committee IN charge includes
Mcsdames John Coffey, Harry Bar.
ton. Frank Carroll, George Carey,
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BRITISH CLUBS DANCE
The British Clubs Of Seattle win
entertain with q dance at Chrstcn.
sens Broadway hall, Thursday Owe
mig. November ~.
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WoMEN,s COMMEncIAL cLrn

The wonsn's Commercial Club
will hold one Of It's "old-tlms" lunch
cons on Thursday. November 10. At
1915 o'clock, at tho Hotel Gowman.
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SOCIAL AT TTINITY UATT,
WHITMoHTH PIT A
ALkI nENLEm

AKA Review No. 80. w. u. A..
VIII NEE ~ the a. o. Z. ". Han
Friday evening. November goth. ri,
7.aO O'Clock. open House" 10 all
members and friends will follow.
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GEORGETOWN p. II. A.

Georgetown PIT. A. viii meet
Thursday November 49, nt o'clock.
at tho school. Rooms viii bo open
Tor inspection from until s o'clock
a program vii be given In the study
hall, which win include talk by
Mr. Worth Mcclure on Building
Character In tho Public Schools"
vocal selection, Mrs Mabel Michel
son, music by the school orchestra.
vocal selection by Irish Hays. nc,
companicd by Grace White Miller
The TT. A. will serve refresh.
lnent7 in tho lunch room
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WHITTIER uEIGHTs GLE

The Whittier Heights Improvement
Club win meet Thursday November
10. nj ! o'clock, with Mrs. G. A.
Rogers, 1851 nth ave. n. w.
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MONTHLY MEETING
SOCIAL DANCE

SOCIAL DANCE
Alaska Yukon pioneers and Ladies
OF Tie Golden North viii give n social
dance AZ tho American Legion club
rooms, 800 Third ave. Wednesday
evening, November IS.
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WHIST PARTY

The Wisconsin Club challenge
the Michigan Club at whist on Fri.
day evening. November 20. at Nor
TOMS Cafeteria. All friends OF Mich
ignn and Wisconsin people are cor.
daily invited.
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Copyright, 1926, by The George Mat.
tbcw Adams Service,
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ELECTION or OFFICERS

The Women OF Mooscheart Legion
will meet Thursday evening Novcm.
bcr 10. Mt s O'Clock, nj Moose Tenn.
pic. Election OF officers.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
clark X. Diamond and Helene Oyster.
Joseph Smith and Catharine Rector.
John II. Williams and Sadie F. Utterback.
both of the Plains. Va
Clarence Yonkers and Meravia TilIery.
Lharles z. johnson and Carrie r. Smoot.
- Dewey H.; Brown Of Smell. Va, and Mary
:. Simms Of McHenIy, Va.
y, David N: JoEes Of Ccdarvtlle. Md, and
Nirge Oliver Of Baden. Md.
~ Morris 4; Miller of Chevy Chase. Md. and
charlotte II Weaver OF this city.
Alfred Stevenson and Flora v. Parker.
John ID. Garner and Agnes O. Christensen.
Frank GiamDaon of Elkridge. Md, and
Doris V. Chamhers of Ridgeway. Va.
solomon Brown and Allie Young.
George t: White of Warrenton Va and
i'uney NJ Oliver Of Midland Va.
wilmer 7. Frazier and Elsie l.. Payne
IT, Ernest o Rosc Of this city and Pearl
Michael B. Ryan and Edna NJ stewart
Harry Campbell Of this city and Grace .
stewart Of Oxon Hill Md
Edgar L: Linthicum of Miami. Fla, and
EdIth G. Simple of Baltimore
,, Lieut.; William D. Thomas. U. s. N, and
helen M. Marye of this city
OF Baltimore
John A. Cummings Of Chevy Chase. Nd
and Aurelia T. Walker OF this city
Henry G. Harris of Ballston Va and An.
NE Ellis Of this city.
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Miss killian Bride of
Mr.. Platt Last Evening,

The marriage of Miss Rose Killian.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
p Killian, to Mr. James l.. Platt, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Platt
OF Mullins, s. c., took place last eve
ming at 7:30 O'Clock in the home of the
brides parents, at 1873 First street
the Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir officiating
The house had a charming arrange
ment of mistletoe and Spanish moss.
which came from the home of the
bridegroom in South Carolina, and
Mr. Harry Angelica sang several Sc
lectioES of nupttal music accompanied
by Mrs. Angelica, pianist.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a gown of bridal
satin, fashioned with a CloSe-titting
bodice and full bouffant skirt with
insertions of rose point lace and a
flower design picked out i'll seed
pearls. The bodice was outlined with
pearls, and at the front there were
narrow Insertions of the lace. \ court
train OF rose point lace with panels
of the satin hung from the shoulders
and her veil was held by a Coronet
of rose point lace and orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and orchids,
Miss Nellie Jessie Custck was the
maid of honor and the other attend
ants were Miss Gretchen Campbell
Miss Sarah French Smith, Mrs.
George D. Sheriff, Miss Violet Cusick
and Miss Katharine Bryant. They
wore frocks of rose crepe de chine
made on straight lines with flare skirts
and trimmed with silver ribbon. They
wore bands of silver ribbon on their
heads and carried arm bouquets OF
mistletoe and Spanish moss.
Mr.. George 2. killian, jr., was best
man.
Mrs. Killian, mother Of the bride,
wore a gown Of gray chiffon and a
corsage bouquet OF violets. and Mrs
Platt, mother of the bridegroom, was
in tan georgette crepe and duchess
lace and wore a corSage bouquet or
pansies.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Martin, Mr.. and
Pa. and Mrs. NJ. II. Granger of
Marion.
Following the reception Immediately
after the ceremony, Mr.. Platt and his
bride left for a wedding trip by motor,
Mrs. Platt wearing a burgundy crepe
de chine gown trimmed with gray fur,
a black wrap and a small hat 10 cor
respond. They will make their home
in South Carolina.
Comdr. and Mrs Francis j. Conner
ford entertained a small company at
tea Yesterday afternoon in the garden
of the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Staley have
returned to Washington after spend
ing the holidays at the Hotel Tray
more, in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bryan Pitts will be
hosts at the dinner dance this evening
at the Hotel Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Leffler Of Port
Chester. n. Y, have announced the
engagement of their daughter Lucille
Elizabeth to Mr.. Theodore d. Peyser
of Washington.
The wedding will take place in the
early Spring, after which they will
make their home in Washington. Mr.
Peyser Is a member of the local bar.
Miss LETTER is expected to arrive in
Washington today to be the guest Of
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SOCIETY
Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg Are Back
From a Holiday Visit in Their
Western Home.

AyrrE SECRETARY II state ana
Mrs kellogg returned this
u =. ',.i'7 i,i'5I Mn zytera they
s1- = -. Inc Serre.
S.,.l' - III, r,In,zo rh,
tarN :. ~ ~ > .,t,rt.,injr..
slme-H"h"s'' NE~,,''- .rr,l..,,..,,i,, ,,,,,I,S
ihe men = - ..a .i,g ,.a,n.l, ,,,,norrov.
i. "f"a H!.'ee -. -, -, ',,Iln in Mace
III ..l,ti.r.. y lhich
- '1.e .,';.,. t,-;'l hold
''@tt men"
md &.
ne -Nl3 ~ ynr,,.
nor =" -'i.i- ,,i,. ,..,,t,,., III the
Sus-.a ~ ahhl.'. ',.9 ..,",,t;,7., ~.
4dra. I"'!-., /. -'."' ~.
NourSo!@"rE '"4lt5 ~ ~ - I,.,,
dau-hisl. Mis- ttt.,i ", = I',,,',..,,.
tiance. !.trN,. -" t..'ia -,
There 3. r. ~ ~ ,,.i.-5.,,n
ana E1Eyres. g. i' - 'l,' -.
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fueE II recon-, -. y -, ,t,, A.,
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New Year their son. Mr John Moshy
Russell.
Mrs. Lucy OEston is entertaining
= COX party this afternoon at Keith g
for her small daughter in celebra-
tiun Of her 9Th birthday aRniyer
S4ry. Among her guests will be the
children of the Minister of I.ithuania
and Nine. Bizaushiene, the children
IF the charge d';.cfaircS Of Persia and
Mime. kazemi and the children of Mrs,
Joseph Reeves.
Tie Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese
~ Washington the Right Rev. James
l.. Freeman. and Mrs. Freeman will
hold q New Year reception tomorrow
AFTERNOON from to i O'clock.
Mrs charles VI. Ffoulke will ne
hostess 10 4 company of young people
This evening for her glanddaug
the Misses Smith. Tn" PARTY will af-
tcrward 50 - III" dance which Mr..
and Mrs. Marye are giving for their
daughter Miss Helen Naryc.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldrjdgc Jordan viii.
entertain 1t dinner this evening pre-
CcdiuE the dance 10 be given by Mr..
and Mrs. George 7. Marye.
IJr. and EIls. Frank :. flight will
entertain & iarty this evening At the
club Ch-ntecler.
Mrs James William Or1ne is enter
tanning 4 party OF Young people At
the tea dance 1T the MaytlOwer this
afternoon FOR her daughter Miss Mar.
>u,riJe Elizabeth OITne. ii compli-
meut - Miss Mary Jane kessleI OF
New York, house guest OF senator
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Alexandria Judge Qualities.

special Dispatch TO The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 81.
Judge w. S. Snow, who IS TO sue
ceed Judge Frederick G. DuVaH to-
morrow as police and civil judge here,
qualified for Office this morning.
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Palm Beach and Tampa. Fla, have
taken an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. They are accompanied by Mrs.
Mock's son, Capt. IL s. Herbine.
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Mrs. L. W. Cole OF Nashville, Tenn.
who is spending the Winter at the
Willard, entertained at dinner there
last night
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Miss Ai!t2i GoIdsteiu of New York is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Jacobs. i'll their home On Hul-
mead place. Miss Goldstein is a stu
don't II the Now Nnrk |. .niNerSItN
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OF a program of music and eSthetic
dances throughout the evening. Many
members are planning to entertain
parties on this occasion at the club
and watch the old year out and the
new year in.
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart, chairman OF
the Charity Ball to be given by the
board Of lady visitors Of the Children s
Hospital at the New Willard January
4, has received the following additional
names 20 her lists Of patronesses for
this important social event OF the new
year:
Mrs. Charles c. Dawes, Nine. Gle
chanOWska, wife of the new Minister
Of Poland; Mrs David A. Reed, Mrs.
Robert n. Stanfield Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Charles j.
Bell, Mrs. Edgar p. Copeland, Mrs.
Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Frank ). Hight.
Mrs. Edmund Iorgan, Mrs. Arthur A.
Iioughton, Mrs. Ralph jenkins, Mrs.
George NJ. kober, Mrs. William b..
Lamar, Mrs. James A. Lyon, Mrs.
William b. Marbury, Mrs. William
Beverley Mason, Mrs. James NJ.
Moser. Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips, jr.:
Mrs. Z. W. Richardson, Mrs. Harry
Lee Rust, Mrs. Frederick NJ. Sackett.
Mrs. George Leonard Smith, Mrs. An
son Phelps Stokes, Mrs Richard Il.
Townsend. Mrs. Samuel Henry Van
dergrift, Mrs. Henry w. Watson. Mrs.
John r. Wellington, Mrs. Charles V.
Wheeler, Mrs. Davenport White and
Mrs Frederic William Vile.
Miss I,oda F. Clark, accompanied by
Mrs. Ludlow Barker. both of Hart
ford, Conn. have taken apartments al
the Hamilton for the Winter season.
Mrs. George Cole Scott Of Ballyshan-
| non. Richmond. Va, is at the May
flower for q visit
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. II. Watson Of Bos-
ton ar" ~ The Willard, where they
plan o remain over New Year DAY.
They arrived Late yesterday.
Mir. and Mr.. William II Nichols OF
New York viii arrive in Washington
, today and H.il he at the Mayfiower
Miss A!t2i GoIdSteiu of New York is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ Jacobs i'll their home On Hul-
mead place. Miss Goldstein is a stu
dent at the New York University
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Mrs. NJ. l.. WooIf of Washington is
the house guest of Mrs. l.. ID. Jasper,
at Orlando, Fla, for the Winter
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Mrs. T. H. Armstrong is in New
York, where Monday she attended
the Tercentenary Pictorial Pageant
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Garfield
NoI entertained for their daughter
Frances last evening a a card party.
Those present We're Miss Mary
Barnes. Miss Jeanne Butler. Miss
Alice Frederic, Miss Stuart Gordon,
Miss Margaret Hardy, Miss Mildred
Kammerer, Miss Elizabeth Morford
Miss Constance Morgan, Miss Mar
guereta NOrdstrom, Miss Elizabeth
Orth and Miss Dorothy Phelps
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Denegre
have returned to Washington from
New York and are at their home on
Sixteenth street for the Winter.
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MIR ana Mrs. l.. II. Watson Of Bos-
ton are at tha Willard, where they
plan % remain over New Year DAY.
They arrived late yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mr. William II Nichols of
New York viii arrive in Washington
today and vii he at the Mayfower
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Mr.. Dorsey Hyde will be host 20 q
company at the New Year eve carnival
in the ballroom at the Willard this
evening, when he will have about 10
guests. Mr.. Jack Enrich Will also en-
fertain at the Willard that night, when
he Will have eight guests.
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The exhibit shows 800 years of New
York's history and the future Titan
City in murals Of historic scenes and
city planning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. NewcOmb enter
tanned a party of 90 young people at
the supper dance at Wardman Park
Hotel last evening Tor their sons, who
are home from school for the holidays.
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Mrs. George Cole Scott Of Ballyshan-
non Richmond. Va, is at the May
flower for q visit.
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Miss I,oda F. Clark, accompanied By
Mrs. Ludlow Barker. both of Hart
ford, Conn, have taken apartments al
the Hamilton for the Winter season.
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Mrs. Reginald Walker entertained a
party Of seven at luncheon Yesterday
at the Hamilton Hotel
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At the New Year eve subscription
dinner at the Women's City Club to-
night Miss Sara Grogan will be tn"
hostess. Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell VIII
ell OF her travels in Russia Cards
and dancing will follow the dinner
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons viii be in charge
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bryan Pitts will be
hosts at the dinner dance this evening
at the Hotel Hamilton.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Consul General Homer NJ. Byington,
accompanied by his son, Mr.. Homer
NJ. Byington. jr., of Norwalk, Conn,
are spending the holidays at the Pow
hatan.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin West Allen
have issued invitations for the mar.
riage Of their daughter Dorothy
Helen to Mr.. Franklin Livingston
Hunt Monday evening, January IS, at
S o'clock. in st. Margaret's Church.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Staley have
returned to Washington after spend
ing the holidays at the Hotel Tray
more, in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Ji!dridgc Jordan vii.
entertain 1t dinner this evening pre-
cediuE the dance 70 be given by Mr..
and Mrs. George I. Marye.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren EnoS kreCht-
ing will entertain at the Hotel Roose-
Welt at New Year eve reception
and dance this evening and will have
receiving with them Mrs Robert Ham.
l!ton Dalgleish, Mrs. James Joseph
logan, Mrs. Carroll Preston Cooper,
Mrs. Walter Balderston. Mrs. Samuel
Drury and Mrs. Bennett Cushrnan.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mrs. Thorn Williamson. widow o:
the late Rear Admiral Williamson.
L. S. N, and her daughters. Mrs.
Carvel Hall and Miss Anne Wake vii
hanson, have closed their Summer
home in Virginia and are spending the
Winter at the Hotel Brighton.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Comdr. and Mrs. Francis j. Conner
ford entertained a small company at
tea yesterday afternoon in the garden
of the MaYfloWer.