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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Walker Leaves Ring
Cloves for President

WASHINGTON. Feb 6. - Mickey
Walker welterweight champion OF
the world. Thursday left at the
White House a pair OF boxing gloves
AS present TO President Coolidge.
The white House doorkeeper dc.
clincd. however. 10 permit Mickey 10
make the presentation in person
Later. when the president heard OF
the boxers whit. he asked to sec
Walker. but the champion had gone.
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HARMON TO
BOX GRACIO

Al GRACio. the clever spokane
n lightweight. will meet Mickey
Harmon. popular local boy In tho
special event OF Tuesdays smoker
NJ tho Crystal Pool. Matchmaker
Dan san announced this morning
rr.f td' -
fighting machinery. and Impressed
On. au +Hr ..t luWmE j. a4nat
Henry Geyssi here recently
In tho main event. Mickey o'pon.
nell. Coast tantamweight champion.
takes on the hard.sockinE ''pyua-
mite" Murphy The semiwindup
will be between Chuck Hellman.
Portland fcathcrweight. and Danny
Martin Of Tacoma.
o'Donnsll IL duo here saturday.
while Murphy Is here.
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1t Might Be
Finish, Too

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6 Nick
Anrock. coach aud clown OF the
Washington baseball club. dashed
up TO a traffic cop Hrrcstlng a
drunk.
Arrest me, too" Nick said
IF YOU send me TO the workhouse
it1l be start on my trtnsporta.
ton 10 the training camp In Flor.
ida"
The workhouso Ia 20 miles
south.
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Jack Britton
Miracle Man
of Ring Game

NEW YORK. Feb. 8. Every sport
~ has it's miracle man" The
boxing game Is no exception.
Jack Dcmpsas has often heen
termed tho super man. Harry Grsb.
who takes opponents on at most
any weight. is a marvel Leonard
is one Of the greatest fighters Of
al time and Mickey Walker. a real
champion.
But 10 Jack Bfitton goes the
''miracle.mhn" stuff. Brifton. ac.
cordlng to the records. f. 20. He is
sun great fighter. capable Of CIV
ing boxing lesson TO many u
youugsier who considers himself a
weltorweiEht contender.
Britton. IN round numbers, has
taken part in 400 battles. has los,
only II decisions and never been
knocked out. some record.
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Well, This Is
Settled Now

LONDON. Fcb. s. The pro
posed Tommy Gihons-Luis Angcl
Firpo match Ia of. 10 FAR ns tho
National sporting club u con
cerned
A spokesman for tho club. mes;
famous OF English boxing organ
nations. told tho United rresa
that the directors have no FUR.
thor interest IN the matter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Kid Kapian to Box
Mascarf in March

NEW YORK. Feb. s. Edouard
Mascart. fcatherweiKh, champion OF
France. wiil meet Louis KID Kap-
Ian. worlds champion. at the Mad.
son Square Garden on March 20. &C.
cordlng to an announcement made
here yesterday.
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jim Coffroth's
Example

one q the Los Angeles scribes'
" IN commenting upon the pro
nairg end Of the game and the
Yiss the fans take towards the pro
usssrs. whom they figure as hay
~ he softest kind Of racket.
mys those bugs who think that
vunotinE shows Is easy should
kok up jim Cuffroth.
Coffroth. II viii be remeni-
bird. staged most Of the big
iishis that were held 20 years
or % ago In California. The
.,wy i that Coffroth. when he
aaried In ths game. figured
that he would clear 5000 eiear
rsiit on each show and would
rtire after 20 fights or 10. lie
vent ahead and put on some OF
The biggest scraps and was glad
TO crawl out Of the business
and he hasn't retired yet. run
ning the Tia Juana race track
N the South. He's thru pro
noting fights.
Even Tex Richard. present KING
ia Of the promoters. hasn't made
say money to speak Of lately. The
Hsnderson bowl was the only arena
. the East that made any money
hst SEASON. Madison Square Gar.
tsn. with It's huge overhead. and
Bogie's Thirty Acres In Jersey have
asinsd much Of Richards former
pronts.
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naRRARIAN MITnpRAySs

NEW YORK. Feb. s Because he
has a heavy schedule 81 bouts on the
Pacific coast. std barbarian. Detroit.
has been forced TO withdraw from
the lightweight boxing tournament to
be conducted by the New York State
Boxing commission.
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Vancouver Wins
From Saskatoon

SASKATOON. sask.. Feb. e.--The
Vancouver Maroons did the unex-
pected when they defeated the Saska.
toon Sheiks. TO ., in a Western
Canada Hockey league contest Van
couver scored two in the first period,
another in the second and another in
the third.
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Amateur Smoker
On for Tonight

IN. .ns complete list Of bouts for the
49,. sur smoker TO be held at the
49,. sn Salt gym tonight is as fol.
~ !. harper W. Jack Thompson;
-. turner W. Jack Raub. Glen
-. !, W. Randall clsmments. An.
m IN Containing ". Bob james: Art
: ~ sa. Dick Butler: Chef Ward
NC s,yoe haub; AT Thirty W. Jimmy
L. rom Kirkpatrick W. Charley
"a refry Israel ". Harper Gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Silver Signed to
Battle Benjamin

SAN FRANCISCO Fct. SACK
silver. san Francisco. aud Joe Ben.
bmln. Los Angeles. will m,,'t in "a
10 round lightweight bout here on
February -. Il was announced yes.
ttrday
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TIGER FLOWERS WINS

DAYTON. o.. Feb. s-TlRcr
Flowers. negro middloweiEht. stop.
ped the jamaica Kid IN the tenth
round OF a scheduled i2round bout
here last night. Flowers won the
fight al the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Until John McGraw last season won a
fourth pennant with his New York Giants,
no manager was ever able TO put over four
successive winners.
As a rule three straight remnants have
made for so much prosperity that most clubs
wilt under it and taste of defeat.
With the exception of the New York Gil
ants, all of the truly great teams of the past
20 years have been able TO come back the
next year after being beaten TO the wire.
The records show that II has taken the
Giants longer to recover McGraws teams
have needed period of three years TO recupe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
MISSED ONE GAME

Ty Cobb. Detroit manager. missed
only one game all last season. that
being the final contest of the year
nj Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

When Judge Lands quizzed Cory
Dolan he just couldn't remember n
thing. Yet, in his day, Cozy was
rated smart ball player. Hardly
speaks well for the profession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

MANY bs,ii player gets caught
mapping off first base instead Of
doing his sleeping at home.
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Star League Meeting to
Be Held Nert w ednesday

THE Star league meeting which cancelled last Mon
day because of the illness Of the league manager will
be held Wednesday at The Star
Four team managers showed up at the first session. but
much bigger turnout is expected when the teams are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

wALLA wALr.A. Feb. s.-wbit-
man won over the Pacific university
here last night. 20 Is t5l
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WiUNeW York Yankees
BE Able TO Come Back?
BY BILLY EVANS

WILL the New York Americans be able TO come back
w After having three pennants iii row the All
keas Ike nhar great cluls suliered a reverse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
|AboutFiights
and Fighters
By LEO II. LASSEN

1T isn't all gravy IN this
business of promoting box
ing.
at like every other profess
.,anal. and even most anna
l,ur sports are today. Sports,
ri,h the public demand
ne high-priced entertainers.
st be run on business
principles or they're due for
! big tumble.
Take the ring situation
sown in Portland, Ore, for
example.
r,ser the present Oregon state
A.,rss Law shows are permitted an
- ne promotion o. commissions
,,s.ls,ed loeally. The net profits
=. ,uFnsd over 10 state funds No
.-,aa,s promotion is allowed.
Harry Hansen has been the
matchmaker of the Portland
.hsu. for some time, but In
nne onIy. according TO the
prtland press. All Of the cont
..s..iouers. men without Hurh.
,n,. PR, ious experience In
lh hoxiug game haze
,h,ir fingers in the matehmak'
mr pie Ane. o. rtt
ln,us too many cooks spoil
IN soup, OF however the line
spes.
/ needless 10 say that the
.rnssslun has made a tumble OF
n.usS Taey have put on matches
-, have fsaed 90 appeal 10 Tho
!. AZ and Il has been losing ven
=, financially Tie game was In
aeh had state that the Portland
49,. BEGAN 10 WELD the hammer.
The commission has promised
IA, Hansen shall be In com
pl,,e charge OF the maiehnak
Ias and shall be held RESPONSE
N for the bouts, being given
ruihosiiy TO level the prices to
y paid fighters and To make
IN d the matches
Unsss there i a decided improve
7eu. in the shows staged In The
psss CITY the boxing same there
zsy simply die a natural death.
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ing championship.
baseball Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Athletics Giants
Chicago White sor and the New York Americana
TUE od,mers will recall that the Chicago Cubs
Chance the Peerless Leader won three titles
nigh lnylnoislo puts
burs under Fred Clarke. along and knocked them
Dark surprising victory. incidentally the
Horses r,s KEEP, up ,s n, Winning wsy' by trimming Detroit
The following in an effort to prove the Pirate
defeated by the Athletics the world series
The Athletics the American
that lasted for the Boston Red so1 winning 1912
proved throwing off the rule Of the
Then the fall Of that great team in the world series of 1911
when the Boston Braves beat em four straight
TUE Chicago way league
the field only be ensufed by the world scandal and the Gin.
cinnau Reds
:, = baseball horizon in the American league John McGraw
and his Giants egung in the National
Eo"r beaten I %S% s e' by the sl5a league ony
- p The New York club passed out OF the National pennant
~ o" \ picture Boston surprised
= baseball world
spane
Phics while
pceted.
rebuild put
1871 only to take another knockout the world series
u,HEN MeGraw which Chicago Gin
L nnaua and Brooklyn hosged pennant spotlight
winning managers, copied the title
He proceeded win four pennants thereby
Cubs If the Yankees are to follow in the system that McGrw
Great has York clubs Miller Higgins isn't
r., des,i 10 com three
rear" unquetiOnaby the Yankees of the
The
unexpected possible will
Il New York
balance that the American
be and the
rates is of the conenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Subaiiiu,ionss Jameson for Peek
Annss Tor Good. Pomefoy for Jameson,
Haskell for Annss
Referee Dick Munson.
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Idaho dropped game to that same quintet and also lost
to Montana.
The Oregon Farmers sitting pretty with only one
and the toughest part Of their games away from
home already played
Washington still has the jaunt to take east of the noun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
HUSKY CAGERS FACE TWO HARD TILTS
W ashingtOn State and
Idaho Play Here Next
Cougars Here Saturday and Vandals on Monday;
Team in Pretty Good Shape After Oregon Trip;
Huskies MUSE Win to Keep Pace With Oregonians

EALlZlNG that they must win in order 10
keep in the running for the Northwest has-
ketbal honors, the Washington Huskies are
facing two hard games during the next few
days,
Tomorrow night the Washington five will
play the Washington State team and Mon
day Idaho will furnish the opposition here
Washington State has lost only one game.
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DuTE- unUNT TTel NdTE'I tallN a9II6 I'I HI07F1I 7
or their pedestal
II a rather surprising victory. Incidentally the
Pirates kept their winning by trimming Detroit
champions ~ the American league.
The following season. effort TO prove the Pirate
victory WIS i'm The nature OF fute the Cubs finished
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have needed period of three years to recuperae after los
ing a championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Wins
Four
in Row

Pat Moran spranE another equally great +
Phillics in 1915. while the win OF Brooklyn
pccted.
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RtAf' htAAA iAht Ae''AA ~ ~
and his Giants were re
The Giants won tn
beaten In each world -
The New York club
picture In 1914, when
baseball world.
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These great the last 20 in
Philadelphia Athletics New York Glans
Chicago White and the New York Americans.
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TUE Chicago Cubs managed by the late
Chance Peerless Leader three titles
n ls0s07Os.
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After having three seasons TO rebuild McGrav
winner In 1917, only TO take another knockout in II

rTHEN years for McGraw, In which Chic:
i clnna,i and Brooklyn hogged pennant spotlight
Getting 1921 McGraw. greatest Of all
winning managers COPIED the title
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THE Chicago white way the American league
1871 beaten 1918, then right back in 1918, OUT
the field only be engud by the world scandal and the
ennau Reds
phlaaepha Athstes flashing across
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Dark
Horses
Show

In only defeated by the Athletics In the world
The 1910 started the Athletics in u
that lasted for years the Red sox winning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Cubs
Great
Team

unexpected possbe that Huggns VIII upset baseball tradition
Ia York.
Of
ed one o the eontenders.
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Athletics their throwing off the rule Of the
Red winning only the but the following
the fall Of that in the world series of 1911,
m straight.
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IfN TTUIttutu
setting managerial record. e
II the Yankees TO follow in the system that McGr
has New York clubs Miller Higgins entry ism
destined 10 come back for three years.
Unquestonaby the Yankees Of the stronge
the American league. The defeat last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

unexpected II
Ia New York.
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Miss Natalie Hammond will en-
terrain at dinner tonight at the
Dover House near Upper Marl-
boro, Md.
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DlNERPARTIES
FAVORIT
PASTIME
Many Diplomats Among
Those Entertaining
Last Night

The Minister Of Norway and Nine.
Bryn were hosts at dinner last night,
entertaining for their daughters, Miss
lnger Bryn and Miss Laura Bryn.
The guests included Miss Lutfla You.
sry, Miss Helene Heilmann. Miss
Claire Heilmann, Miss de Graeff,
Miss A. de Graeff, Miss Roussel. Of
Paris; Miss Diana Cumming, Miss
Mary Fox, Miss Katherine Penning,
Gerhard Gade, Leon Orlowski, of the
Polish legation; Mendes Gonclaves,
of the Brazilian embassy: Benjamin
Cohen, Jonkheer van Wyck. OF the
Netherlands legation: Count de LAu-
bespin, of the Belgian embassy; Baron
Plessen, of the German embassy;
Captain Joe Weed, Captain Henry
Dexter, Andrew Wylie and Lieuten-
ant Ralph Riggs.
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The Minister of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi were hosts at
dinner last evening, followed by a
musicale, at which Miss Rosie Var
ady, Hungarian violinist, played.
Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed
were honor guests at dinner for
and Mrs. Henry Price Wright ct
their residence in Massachusetts, ave.
nue..
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
and Mrs. Frederick Irving Cox en-.
tertained at dinner last evening, at
their residence on Nineteenth street
when their guests were Senator and
Mrs. Edward Edwards. Congress-
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NOTES OF SOCIETY

an associate of Miles Standish and
John Alden, and who was treasurer
of Plymouth Colony in early colonial
days; and w. Wells Alexander,
James Marshall, Wallace g. Ander
son. Arthur Kimberly, Erven Tucker.
Joseph Caples, Harry Thompson. =.
Manuel Palaces, Robert G. Stanfill,
George S. Weber, Edward Everett
and Charles Keyser.
Mrs. H. Elizabeth Gardiner an
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter. Sarah c. Hellyer, to
George C. Braswell, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. e. Braswell. The wed.
ding will take place on March
in the Kendall Baptist Church at
o'clock in the afternoon.
One of the outstanding events OF
inaugural week will be the Patri-
otto ball for charity at the New
Willard on the evening of March 3,
at which several visiting governors
are expected. Three patriotic sor-
ganizations: The Danes of the
Loyal Legion, the League Of Re-
publican Women and the Women's
Overseas Service League, will spon-
sor the event. The funds will be
devoted to the charities maintained
by the respective organizations.
The list of patrons will include
Nine Matthew, Nine. Daeschner.
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs.
John W.. Weeks, Mrs. Harlan, F.
Stone, Nine de Graeff, Mrs. Dou.
glas Robinson, Mrs. e. C. Finney,
Mrs. E. J. Henning, Mrs. Henry T.
Allen, Mrs. r. o. Bitter. Mrs. Wat
son Freeman Clark, Mrs George
Ehle, Mrs. Henry Fitch, Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, Mrs. Eugene
Hale, Mrs. E. A.. Hartman, Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph r.
Jayne, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs.
John e. Johnston, Mrs. William
Mather Lewis, Mrs. Emerson Lis
cum, Mrs. Leigh Palmer, Miss Pat
ton, Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, Mrs.
Robert N. Stanfield, Mrs. James
Wadsworth, 1r., Mrs. Ernest 9.
Walker, Mrs. William Wheatley,
Mrs, Frank White and Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood.
The general chairman of the
bali is Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker.
Miss Isabelle Graves Boniface Is
chairman of the girls floor com
mittee and Miss Laura Bryn, as
sistant chairman; w. Waverly Tay'
lor is chairman Of the mems floor
committee. and Lieutenant T. De
Witt, u. 8. NJ, is assistant. Cap
tain Edward J.. Dorm, U. s. N, Is
treasurer.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Davidson en-
tertained Sunday afternoon in their
home at 461O Ninth street in cele-
bration of the seventh birthday an
niversary of their son, Sidney.
Other children present were Viii
liam Kaiser. Blossom Weinberg,
Geraldine Silverberg, Edith Silver
berg, Herbert Young, Raymond 81
mon, Ernest Simon, Sylvia Orlove,
Morton Rose, Cecilia Sachs. Harris
Sachs, Erwin Lust, Edith Sherman,
Dorothy Davidson and Frances
Davidson All Of the children were
accompanied by their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane VIII.
son are spending some time at the
Hotel Hamilton. Mr.. Wilson was
formerly ambassador to Mexico.
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DAILY NEWS EDITOR
WEBS COMEDY STAR.

The wedding of Miss Ursula M.
O'Hare, musical comedy star from
Boston. and Merton E. Burke,
managing editor of the Washing
ton Daily news, took place last
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Reverend Walter
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man George NJ. seger, Judge and Mrs.
Milton Elliott. Major and Mrs. Peyton
Gordon, Doctor and Mrs. Macpherson
Crichton, Mr.. and Mrs. william r.
Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hickey,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.. McVann and Mrs.
F'riedstedt.
Commissioners and Mrs. Cox VIII
CONTINUED on Page 81
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,IIOT'S NEWS AND GOSSIP OF HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY

j. bTOOkS, .. D., III IilS ISGIOIy Va
ST. Aloysius Catholic Church and
was followed by a supper at the
Hotel Hamilton.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Augustine O'Hare. of
Boston, and the bridegroom had as
best man Lieutenant Lester j.
Maitland, u. S. A., chief of oper-
ations at Boiling Field.
Mr.. Burke and the brides father
were associated formerly on the
Boston Post. Before coming to
Washington Mr.. Burke was man
aging editor of the New York
Daily News.
Mrs. Burke was the prima donna
of Gus Edwards Revue and played
the ingenue in Irene"
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Mrs. Henry F. Dimock enter.
tanned a company Of twenty-five at
luncheon today in compliment ia
Nine. Grouitch, who Is no
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MacVeagh
after having been the guest Of Mrs.
Dimock for a week or two.
II u
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane
will give luncheon on Sunday at
the Dover House.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur will be honor guests
at dinner of Senator and Mrs.
Royal Copeland on Monday evening.
Mrs. John Hervey Young will
entertain at luncheon on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon and
her mother, Mrs. Thomas j.
O'Brien, are entertaining at tea
this afternoon. They have sent
out cards for another tea Saturday
afternoon.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cresprey Of
New York are spending a few days
at the Hamilton en- route to Jack
sonville. Fla.
MISS HILLS MARRIED
TO NEW YORK MAN.
Percy B. Hills announces the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Elizabeth s. Hills. to James Henry
Walsh, OF New York, son of Mrs.
A. M. Walsh, of Providence, r. I.
The ceremony was performed yes
terday in New York by the Rev
erend Francis M. Sealy in the rec
The brides attendant was Mrs.
Pa, and John Leslie Howard was
best man.
Mr.. walsh and his bride sailed
for New Orleans for q wedding
trip, and on their return will make
their home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell
have closed their house on Mas
sachusetts avenue and have gone
to New York, whence they will
sail for Europe Saturday on the
Aquitania.
BOOK CREEK HUNT
RESUMES ITS "DRAGS."
The Rock Creek Hunt club has
resumed it's semiweekly 'drags. y
There was hunt yesterday after
noon on the course near the American
university. The card for the re
mainder of this month is: Saturday
afternoon, at Fort Myer: Wednes
day afternoon, February 20. al
Grant circle; Saturday, February
%, at Moore's farms in Maryland
after which there will be a hunt
tea dance at the Riding ana Eunl
club in P street.
Roland Dawson is huntsman
George Mullen, jr., and Rodney
Lynn, whips; Melvin c. HaZen and
General William Mitchell. joint
masters.
Adath Israel Sisterhood will hole
its regular meeting tonight at sac
o'clock at the synagogue house
An interesting program has been
arranged and there will be a discus
sion Of the Purim ball to be held
on the evening of March 10 at the
Raleigh Hotel.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is
having a LUNCHEON of forty covers
on Sunday in the Blue Ballroom
foyer of the Mayflower.
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will come to Washington shortly
after Inauguration to be guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing for q brief
period.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, pres
ident general of the d. A. r., left
Washington yesterday for a trip
to the West Coast and will be
absent four or five weeks, return
ing to her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel in time for the annual
Continental Congress of the Daugh-
tiers. She win visit the State con-
ferences in Arizona, New Mexico,
California, Colorado, Oklahoma and
Iowa, outlining the plans Of the
national society for erecting q huge
auditorium as an addition to
Memorial Continental Hall, long
outgrown.
SENATE LADIES
AT HOME TODAY.
Mrs. Hiram Bingham and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper will re.
ceive together this afternoon at the
PowhatAn Hotel from until 6
o'clock.
Mrs. David A. Reed and Mrs.
George p. Mclean will receive with
them, and assisting at the tea table
will be Mrs. James w. Wadsworth,
jr., Mrs. j. Mayhem Wainwright,
Mrs. George H. Myers and Mrs
Eliot Wadsworth.
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Miss Florence Emerson OF Bos-
ton, arrived in Washington yester-
day to be the guest of Mrs. Carl
Joerissen at 1919 Massachusetts
avenue.