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VIM. Miss Louise PaItison and Miss
Dorothy White will preside at the tea
tables and will be assisted by Miss
Thelma Schmidt. Miss Margaret Nor.
ton. Miss Phyllis Robinson and Mrs
Patrick Galla1h Vocal numbers
will be rendered by Miss de Hart. and
violin solos by Miss Elson. Miss Kaf.
par viii he acCompa mist.
The club Of Colonial Da mes will en-.
terrain at tea Monday afternoon at 4
Z" clock. when Miss Christine Levin
viii be the guest Of honor Miss Levin
will give a group Of old English hal
lads and folk songs ind will he &C.
""mpa MED by Mr.. Irving J. Stenson at
the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton and Miss
Flea nor t.afon. Morristown. y. j.. are
at III" Grafton for short stay.
Mrs. g. Erie h. cher. who is cruising
In the West Indies, sailed from Kings.
ton. Jamaica. December - for Ha
vana. Cuba. where she is stavinS at
The Sevilla Biltmore.
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DR.. HARNSBERGER
DIES AT AGE OF 70
Descendant of Old Virginia Family
III But Short Time. Was
Railroad Surgeon.

Or Stephen Harnsberrer. q Years
old, a physician and surgeon for the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern
Railways for many wears and Al one
time president of the Virginia Medical
Society, died at the residence Of his
son, Robert s. Harnsberger. 36o3
Eleventh street. Yesterday after a
short illness. He had practiced med
icine and surgery for nearly half u
century after being graduated from
the Louisville School of Medicine.
Louisville Ky. He also did post.
graduate work AT Johns Hopkins.
For the last four years Or. Harms
berger had prscticed medicine at War,
renton. Va. bur had been located At
Catlett Station. Va, during the greater
part Of his career. II was Al he lat
ter place that he served as surgeon
and physician for the &. e. q. and
Southern.
Born at Fort Defiance. Va. Or.
HarnSherger was a descendant Of
The early settlers Of his native State.
some Of his ancestors helping To
build the fort there.
lie is survived by two sons. Robert
:. HarnsberGer of This city and j. II.
Harnsberger Of Warrenton. Va:
three brothers. J. y. iIarnsberser of
Front Royal Va: W. I. HarnsberGe,
of Grottoes. Va. and f.. NJ. Harms
berger of Jenkins. Ky. and sister.
Mrs. Lowry Lewis of Pemberton. w.
Va.
Funeral services will he conduct ed
at Catlett Station tomorrow morning
at | O'Clock
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia Fair tonight
minimum temperature slightly above
freezing: tomorrow increasing cloudi.
ness followed by rain al night: not
much change in tempera ture; gentle
"a moderate west winds.
Nfaryla nd and NIrginia-Fair to.
night tomorrow increasing cloudiness
1o>-wed by rain in the west portion:
not much change in temperature:
moderate west winds
West Nircinia-Tloudy tonight and
tomorrow. followed by rain tomorrow
not much change in temperature
Records for 81 Hours.
Thermometer-4p pm. As: s pm. AZ
l. midnight. 43: am. 40. 5 am. 33;
/ m. a.
Barometer-4 pm. 1904 8 pm.
5000: l. midnight. 1929: am, so. "a
am, 30.l4: II am. 30.15.
Highest temperature, A., occurred
at 800 pm. Yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 81. occurred
al 80 am. today.
Temperature same date last YEAR
Highest, "a; lowest. "a
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at Great Falls today At am.
Temperature. 80, condition, clear.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
GeodetiC survey
Todav-I.ow tide. al am. and 4:5a
p M: high tide. 1928 am. and 1888
pm.
Tomorrow-Iow tide. spa 4 m and
5:3S pm: high tide, 1905 am. and
11:l4 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Todav-Sun rose 1:27 am. sun set g
4 80 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 80 am. sun
sets. 4:5S pm.
Moon rises $50 pm. sets $50 an.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department IN the last -
hours:
David W. Hall. 36 Casualty Hospital.
Henry W. Monroe. %. IL Fenton 81. ne.
Walter NJ. Grifith. 80. Garfield Hospital.
1elna 2, Tyree; 50; 5201 18TH st:
Ann Wilson. 81. III 10Th ST.
Lottie p. Boyd rs 612 18th st. s.w.
atherine Fisher 80 939 z st s.w.
pital
stnpren HIndf LOO 1sooa
Marion +. Holderman. 50. 35 srh It. ne.
Jacob FEtrowsky. so. 1907 II ST. ne.
James Norris. as. St Elzabeths Hospital.
Mary Cox. so. 34l - sw
Leslie Harris ~. 1913 r 81
Jennie Green. 80. Gsllinger Hospital.
Rosa Johnson. 81. 72l 23rd st
Gertrude EEertnn. -. Emergency Hospital,
rlrginla Nay. -. Gallrger Hospital
caroline p Lee. ~. s4O7f9 ! ST.
pItal.
inez v. Boil. - Freedmen Hospital
lames Je herson. IS 1902 " u
alexander Hall. -. 1918 WalIach nj
wesley PolndeXter. ~. 80 Logan nj
Alphonzo Sinkheld 3G f39 Film ST
serena scott, 80. Galjnger Hnsn,taI
AUSTIN Jackson - months %3l6 9th =.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. January . fSpe-
Cian.-Twenty minutes was consumed
by Judge William :. Snow in Police
Court this morning in diSpoSine Of 10
alleged violafors of the prohibition
law. In each case the minimum fine
was imposed with the warning that a
second offense would call for more
drastic action. TO-DAY marked the he
ginning of Judge SHOWS four-year
term as police and civil Judge.
The will of DR. William MorGa n
Smith. admitted 10 probate here, leaves
the ma Ior portion Of his estate 10 his
widow. Mrs. Anne Stanton Smith. The
widow and Arthur r. Murphy quail
fed as eXecutriX and executor. re
spectively. DR.. Smith. who for four
Years was Alexandria 8 postma ster.
died a his home. Rosemont. near Eer-
ryville. about 10 DAYS ago.
Alexa ndria made more progress dur
ing 1925 than in any other year since
1915, according to John u. NormOyle
realtor and member of the State board
of assessors. More money has been
spent on the streets and more con
struCrion Of buildings and repairs 10
old than in any other year for the
past 10 years. Mr.. Normoyle SAYS.
Years Fire Loss Heavy.
While no figures are available for
the fire losses in the city for 1924
Chief of the Fire Department James
NJ. Duncan. jr.. said today that last
years figures, showing a loss of 1891. :
SO. was undoubtedly the largest the
city has suffered in many wears Three
big CONGREGATIONS. which destroyed
the plants of National Fruit Products
Co. the Bryant Fertilizer co. and the
Holstein. Harvey. Kirk Co. are re-
,-tl 4
Duncan says.
Eight hundred and sixty-four mar
riage licenses wore issued last wear
by Elliott +. Hoffman. clerk of the
Corporation Court. decrease If -
over the previous year. according to
report made today. No figures re-
garding the number of divorces issued
are available
A total OF .29S deeds were record.
ed. against 1.l65 in 1924. The court
collected fines for viola ton of the pro.
nlbition law during December amount
ing 10 ~ 1850. compared with 81.
3b1 30 in November. Due to the fact
that the money collected from This
source was transferred from Police
Court TO the Corporation Court four
months ago. there are no conplet o
statistics for the year.
s10s.453 for Streets.
Under the city mana ger form Of
government the City Council author.
| lied the expenditure of s10s.453 for
street Improvement alone. many
streets which had been neglected for
years having been paved and repaired
At its meeting next Thursday the
council will take up the question of
draining Hoof's Run, which flows
through Rosemont and the southern
section of the city. All sewerage from
this section is now dumped into tho
stream. 1t is proposed to correct
this condition by laying a sewer to a
: point where the creek enters Hunting
Creek
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GIN al enorian1.

ANDERSON. IN loving memoir Of ny dear
husband. John 4 ANDERSON. who de-
January = 1893
Not dead - Us who love him:
Not lost. but gone before.
He lives with Va IN memory.
And VIII forevermore
WIFE. son AND DAUGHTER
BRIE\. In memory of our dear mother.
SARAH BRIEN. who departed this life
one year ago today. January =. 1925.
Only to see you. mother.
Just to hear your voice
Even the faIntest whisper
Would make our hearts rejoice
HER SONS.
# our dear daughter and sister RAY
FARLEI who d1eparted this life eight
often 10 the graveyard We wander
Flowers to lay with loving care
On the grave Of our dear Rav
VINO Il sWeetlv sieeDInE there.
Often from our hearts comes = bitter cry
Why. oh. why. did our baby die
Then comes the answer. soft and sweet.
MAMMA. PAPA AND SISTER
HER\Do> II loyIng msroryy Of our dear
died eighteen wears ago TODAY January :
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ANNE KENT.
JACKSON. In memory Of my parents
father. DANIEL. died March ( ISSt
mother. CATHERINE BARBARA GREEN.
January >. 1924
God has recalled the loved ones gwen.
They eft me sad. hut vii meet than
heaven
DAUGHTER. CoRRETTA JACKSON.
I0NEs-RILLOWs. In loving ren1ern brarco
Of my devoted mother. Who entered INTO
eternal rest January !. 1918.
Rest on, dear mother.
FyLES. In memory Of our dear little girl.
Ellen iCNE PILES. Who died i've years
Too sweet to 1--we too loving ~ stsr
SO GOD sent an angel and took our darling
MOTHER AND FATHER
ROBINSON. A tribute of love and devotion
TART rs R 6BNsoS Mo 6 deGa-sd 2's sh
Ie1a seven years ago To-Day January =
I think Of YOU in silence.
Few guess that see me weep
That MANY A silent tear ! shed
HER pEVoT EFT bA e ff1ssR LUCY E.
MATTHEW'S
dear mother. MARfHA R6BIS Ssfs q w ny
January .. 1919
The flowers We place upon her grave
MAY wlther and decay
But the love for mother who sleeps beneath
" DAUGHTER, laura CHILDs.
Nz e pePorE # cur dear
this life three years ago today. January
often We think of YOU. dear mother.
And our hearts sad with nam
on the world would he like Heaven
Could We hear your voice AGAIN
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
WASHINGTON. Sacred to the memory NJ
LILLIAN HALL WASHINGTON. Who de
parted THIS hfs three years aEo TO-DAY
January .. 1898.
Unknown and forgotten by some you NAV
he
But the lonely srot Where -ou rest Is
dear 10 me
Although your hands ! cannot clasp Torr
face / cannot see
Still Jet this little token tell <t,n rer,er,-
her thee.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER
MARY AND HENRY HALL: SISTER
NELLIE AND BROTHERS
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Deatbs.


MI RRAY. Thursday. Dcccnlhc~ RI 1905
RAJ hu.band Of i'" A@ns M>lpI an? NJ =
SS"rrrrssy I Fq"s1a rom, MnrE2v I 2SG P'
Church: 18th and chU-ch st- NJ sun
and friends invited t. attend -
MURRAY; Members Of the Association Of
the Oldest Inhabitants Colorod are re-
MURRAY sundav. January 2 1853 20 ; al =: :
pm. from st. .Luke~ Episcouai Church
W WATSON. Pre.ldent.
6. l.. WALTERS. Secretary.
Douglass Relief Association are notified
D D. Ihf tdf aRR Rn Pensmbsr 3D. l932 Of
at pm t J2TS s. L p.yis pE.. G69,ch
LEON TURNER. Secretary
j. 1926. HENRY PAGE. beloved husband
RECTOR. Saturday. January , 1926. II
r as t65f229' EE fHr R sP9 9To7 Fod nj
husband of Ollie F Rector Of Lanbart
No formerly q Warr"nton, Va Not,l
~ funeral hereafter.
REED ian Sndd :an ThuTs;dfay2; Becemher q
husband Of tnce I. Rcd, fnnsrsi tf!5o,ii
Psnneyi1aois ave .ss M@ on, , Jsnu is,s,
n ~" At 49,, ~ kelatlyes and triendt
sional CemsterH r
RIDDLE. Frlday January aos. at ths
r".den"e Of h,s laugh TO- Mr. LOUIS
Funeral from the above residence on SUI.
day ia hid 5snu a ,5c 4 Hov Rodses ryG cS ~
Ammepdai". Nd. Relatives and friends
SIEGEI. FRIDAY. January ! 1870 at3nm
IIAM,. FL. beloved husband q Title sfesel.
n 9m"rs a.. s n the resIdenge 4213 II
SMITH. SUDDENLY a. 1914 g = NJ Holm
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! THE President and Mrs. Cool
idge are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Stearns of
4 of Boston. who spent Christ
mas in their Northern home
! and returned here in time for the New
| Year day reception yesterday.
Mr.. John Coolidge. son of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, has return
ed to his studies at Amherst College.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs Jardine will he the honor guests
/ at dinner SATURDAY. evening. January
.. of MIR. and Mrs. Merle Thorpe.
Dance at Italian
Embassy This Evening.
The Ambassador Of Italy and
Signora Iii MARITIME will entertain at
dance this evening in compliment 10
Mile. .Antoinette DaeSchner and Nile.
Irene Daeschner. daughters of the re-
firing .tmba SSador OF France and
Nine. paeSChner.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos entertained AT dinner last
evening at the legation. when their
guests were Mr.. Cosinas. Greek finance
delegate; Mr.. and Mrs. Georges Eusta-
thopoulo of New York, the counselor
Of the legation. Mr.. Angelo Anninos.
and the first secretary of the legation.
Mr. {. Diamantopoulos.
The Minister Of Poland and Nine.
Ciechanowska will be the honor guests
at dinner this evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Meyer. jr
Mrs. Sutherland wife of Mr.. Justice
George Sutherland. will receive Mon
day afternoon from ! to o'clock for
the only time this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall will
entertain ut dinner this evening in
compliment 10 Miss Natica Mast.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Condo Mast
of New York. preceding the dance they
will give in honor Of Miss Lille Roose.
welt and Miss Grace WagGaman for
about 200 members Of the younger set.
There will be about so guests at the
dinner. including out -oftoWn guests
here for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion F. Butler will
entertain two dinner parties this
evening at the Congressional Coun-
try Club. one in honor of Maj and
Mrs. T. D. Woodson and the other
for Miss Resale Drake. debutante
daughter of the Assistant Secretary
of Commerce and Mrs. ]. Walter
Drake.
The marriage of Miss Helen Marye.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George I.
Marye. to Lieut.. William d. Thomas.
[. :. n. will take place this after
noon The ceremony will he per
formed at o'clock in ST. Thomas
Church the rector. the Rev. DR.. c.
Ernest Smith. officiating. \ recep-
ton in the home of the brides par
ents. at 1900 y street. will follow.
Maj. and Mrs. Gerald c. Brant Will
entertain COMPANY of - AZ dinner
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FOREIGN.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles G. Jones of this city and Mar
garet V Ward of Gaithershurg. Nd.
Joshua Sharps of Asbury Park. n. j.. and
Florence H Sanders Of Bradley Beach. n. j.
Clifton A. Daily and Josephine D. New.
bold.
H Perton THOMPSON of Elmwood Ohio.
and NJ. Beatrice Martin of Ccvinston. H..
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Miss NaIlOn to BE Honor
Gucst Of Art Promoters Club.

Miss Winifred Mallon, secretary of
the National Press Club. will be the
guest of honor of the Art Promot-
ers' Club tomorrow afternoon in its
clubroom. 201r l street northwest.
from 4 to o'clock. Other guests will
be Mrs. Howard S. Colt. Miss Mildred
Colt. Miss Fanny Richardson, Mrs. A.
II. o. Role, Miss Maxine Role, Mrs.
Sarah Nevins, Miss Ruby Nevins, Miss
Marion Edwards, Mr.. J. Riehl Arnold
and Mr.. Lenard r. F'olse. The pic
lures of Mr.. A. H. o. Role will be
again on view. At 5 o'clock Niktor
Flambeau will talk on European
Travel" The public is invited.
The International Association of
Art and Letters will entertain at tea
this afternoon from 4 to o'clock at
the Hotel Gordon. The guest of hon
or will be the Rev. A. Cheetham, who
will speak on Literature in East
London" Mrs. Hugh Irish will be
hostess.
The Zeta Delta Sorority will hold n
formal dance this evening in the
garden house of the Grace Dodge
Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Gregory Stewart will
be hostess at the tea at the Women :
City Club Sunday afternoon. She will
he assisted in "eceivinG by Miss Agnes
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SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Coolidge Have
Friends From Boston as Their
House Guests.

this evening at the Congressional
Country Club. for their daughter,
Miss Virginia Brant
Miss Sophie Beale is entertaining
small company at bridge today in
compliment to Miss Virginia Brant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. II. Lyon of
1900 Connecticut avenue will enter
tain at dinner in the E'lorentine room
at Wardman Park Hotel this evening
when they will have - guests. The
dinner will be followed by dancing
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Quincy Hager, daughter of Mr. Rob
srt HaGer. IT. of Ocala. Fla. and the
late Mrs. TrowbridCe Hager, to Mr..
Norris Barrymore Gaddess, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Gaddess Of
this city. took place at noon today
in the Centennial Chapel OF the ST
Georges Church. New York CITY
the Rev. DR.. Karl Eeilland officiating.
The chapel was decorated with Gala
lilies and palms and the wedding
march was PLAYED by Mr. Leopold
StokowslIi conductor of the Phila.
delphia symphony Orchestra
The bride was given i'm marriage
by her father and she wore a gown
of cream-colored velvet trimmed with
rose point applique lace and velvet
Gala lilies and made along old-fash.
Toned lines. She wore a veil of rose
point lace which was her great
grandmother and carried a silver
prayer book
Mrs. John Joseph Potter Murphy.
formerly Miss Barbara Harrison
TrowbridCe. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Quincy Trowbridge. was the
natron OF honor. wearing a gown OF
light green velvet trimmed with ecru
lace, green velvet hat trimmed with
ecru velvet ribbon, and carried chi
nese rcd lilies
Mr.. John HAYS Hammond. ir.. was
the best man ana the ushers were
Mr.. Walter h"lhridge Mr.. Edgar
Silver. Mr.. Charles Walker and Mr..
Harold Stark.
Following tho ceremony wedding
hreakfast was served ~ the hcmc al
the brides uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund oGi0cr Trtw bridge
Mr. GadGnss and his hrida LEFT affa,.
the breakfast for n motor trip TO
Mexico. where they will spend sev.
era! months on Mr.. Gaddess ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fra ncis Amherst
Cecil are entertaining a house party
al Blltmore House. near ASheville
\. e.. their guests including Senator
ana Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry the sec.
ond secretary e the British embassy
Sir Adrian BaIilIe. and Miss Caroline
Story OF Washington: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cecil Of London and Nine
Backenhasen. =
Miss Marguerite Mesny has return.
Ell from West Point where she was
the guest of Maj. and Mrs. T. r.
'heron during the holidays
Mrs. Joseph Barnett kalbfus is en-.
terta1nlnG ~ bridge this afternoon in
her GeorSetown home in compliment
10 Mrs. l.. Pierce Riddle There are
three tables for bridge. and additional
guests are asked for tea at ; O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace SpaId
ing VIII he hosts 10 a COMPANY of -
inns evening from s to - o'clock in
their apartment at 240n Sixteenth
street.
Maj. and Mrs. Julien &. smith on.
tertained theater party las, evening.
iater taking their guests 10 the Nav.
hover for supper
Mr.. and Mrs. James &. REYNOLDS
nave returned 10 WASHINGTON by mo.
Tor from Asheville. y. G.. where they
spent the holidays At the George Van.
derbilt Hotel.
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The complete list of patronesses for
the Bal Boheme which the Arts Club
viii give Monday evening. January IL.
IN the bathrooms Of the New Willard
includes members of diplomatic. Off
cial, residential and art circles of the
National Capital. Among them are
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mrs. Curtis ID.
Wilbur, Mrs. William Jardine, Sonora
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LOST,

LOST.
BRACELET. flexible diamond and sapphire
at wardmsn Park Hotel. New year eve
return TO Mrs. G. 6. Wilson 1895 Meridi an
nj. NV. Apt. ;. Adams. 1908. Receive re-
ward no questions asked.
diamonds and pearls: finder please return
to Mr. Be sh.n. is 1871 st. Sc. and receive
BRIEF CASE 4. e lea,hIr containing ysuable
and and Falls GhHrce a. Esward Phone g Lay
CHANGE PURSE small. gray cloth. con
tanning several bills and some change also
wedding ring and key: return to 1908 ST.
CIGARETTE CASE. silver, with initials
PLEASE communicate with Apt. 500. Hotel
COLLIE lfemale,; brown. with Whits collar
f fnS ss't as 4s s
Year eve $50 re9 son NoT,h aoas New
year eve: reward. Phone west isso-w
EMGLIsH BRIN DIE Bull VI ears ard tai
47o4 9Th NV. or phone No. 10 Police
ci1ity al q 18th and SITS; reward. Phone
Eo 1Is1 mp, pm os sed: inscTiDt5on
ming 18th and o or LonFfellow bus Leave
At $40 Upshur at. NV. Col. 1868:
Mass. a ave. NV. Frankiin 4o1o.W. " '''
GLOVES. long black kid. probably in front
HoNp pb %a. NJ oas 500 and S4 ts sn at s ss
KEYS and case Saturday, 18th. on I4tb
st. in vicinity of Park I'd. Call Pot. 3405-J
= -; = :, ,7,-
W w sure FAM * s ssfsav'ns and Printing
PERL REA IDS Eh I'D silver CLASH Friday be
dor Theater ard 1880 Adams Mill road
PocKETBooK, containing money. keys and
town car. reward. Mrs. DaTenette Main
PUPPY Airedale answers, to name ..Bobs"
PURSE. silver metal cloth, containing $50
Te sS. par So-. Re 7sis Return to 81 R
RING gentleman's white gold. little finger
with .ardonyx setting, at the Purple Iris
drew Gs o. fo Ssx Hs5F Quincy hsurn to
RING. DIAMOND, at Harvey.s Thursday
R Reys: no eAf qSessions asked 'ur" 70 gar
RING. diamond. at Harvey,s. Thursday
nght party dng a. came rs return to Hs
STRING OF PEARLS between Rauscher's
O at and Church ST. Dec. 81 or 2 80
pm Generous reward FIR. 1899.
WRIST WATCH lady's Elgin: on New Year
eve. near or in Hechts: reward. Phone Main
5ST 3
WRIST WATCH gold. initials A D. New
Year eve. between 18th and and Columbia
Theater Reward Notify the Amha ssador.
Apt zoe. Phone North 1O474.
$50 REWARD for the return of black and
white wire:h4tred fox terrier, strayed or loet.
Return to belov address and collect reward.
Dor answers 70 name Of Tommy" Michael
A Weller. @511 Tracy pl. NV. 81
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Dance at italian
Embassy This Evening.

The Ambassador of Italy and
SiCnora III MARITIME will entertain at
2 dance this evening in compliment To
Mile. Anioinette Daeschner and Mile.
Irene Daeschner. daughters of the re-
firing Amba SSador OF France and
Nine. paeSChner.
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Mrs. Leonard Hossman enterta ined
at tea Thursday at the Mavf1ower
Hotel in honor of Miss Frances Rose
of California. niece and house guest Of
Mrs. Nellie Baggett. The other guests
were Mrs. Francois Berger Moran and
Lieut.. Harry Hossman. son of Mrs.
Hossman. who has been her guest for
the holiday season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-02

Mai ard Mrs. Gerald c. Brant will
entertain company of - at dinner
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Miss Marguerite Mesny has return
ed from West Point. where she was
the guest of Maj. and Mrs. T. r
Cheron during the holidays.
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Williams.BucI,valt
Marriage Yesterday.

The marriage of Miss Josephine
Buchvalt 10 Mr.. Hugh o. Williams.
both of kinbrae. MINI. took place
Yesterday. at 4 pm. in the Bethlehem
chapel of the Cathedral of ST. Peter
and st. Paul Canon Arson Phelps
Stokes officiating. The bride was
SoWned in tan, with a corsage bou.
quet of pink sweet peas. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Williams left
FOR New York and Atlantic City. after
which they will return to shington
for short stay before their departure
for their home in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parkinson of 31O5
Sixteenth street were hosts to com
panH of 30 young people at a New
Year eve dance given in honor of their
son and daughter. Miss Marjorie
Parkinson and Mr.. Morton Levy
Perkfnson. The house was decorated
with Christmas foliage and colored
! lights. Refreshments were served.
after which the party attended the
midnight show at Keiths.
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l.laIIl.H A4INlIl- lAL --INh-aNIAIlII.
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mas IN their Northern HOn1F
and returned here in time for the New
Year day reception yesterday.
Mr. John Coolidge, son of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, has return
ed to his studies at Amherst College.
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Mrs. Joseph Barnett kalbfus * en-.
PERTAINING ~ bridge this afternoon in
her Georgetown home in compliment
10 Mrs. l.. Pierce Riddle There are
three tables for bridge. and additional
guests are asked for tea at ; O'Clock
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace SpaId.
| ing Will he hosts 10 a company Of =
| inns evening from s to u o'clock in
thelr apartment at 24nO sixteenth
street,