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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
CAPT. GEORGE BAYLOR
Co. B 18th Virginia Cavalry

Privates--E. NJ. Aisouith: w. M.
Aisuuith; Isaac Anderson, woundeds
Charles Alexander: Herbert Alexan-
der: William Averill, killed. Richard
C. BAYLOR. killed: Robert w. BAYLOR.
Jr, killed; Joseph Bartlett, wounds
ed; William II. Baker, wounded:
Thaddeus Baney, killed: James Bar
ringer: II. d. Beall; Daniel Bell,
wounded; Charles Berry, wounded;
Edward Bonham. J. d. Butler: G. @.
Conklyn; Lueien Chamberlain: c. 1.
Crane: Robert Castleman, wounded:
B. w. Cooke: John Coleman. wound-
ed: Morris Conrad: J. M. nj. Conrad:
Joseph Crane: j. G. Crane, wounded:l
Robert Cookus; George Creations
wounded: J. w. Coyle: r. T.eCraig-
hill. wounded: Daniel Dovenberger,s
wounded: Joseph yesterday: john
yesterday: II. G. Eddins, wounded 4
w. d. English, wounded; Daniel
Faughnder. wounded: Fent n
Faughnder: j. D. Fry; ]. II Gallahex.
wounded: Edward Gallaher: ]. s.
Gallaher: Abraham Gordon. wound-S
ed w. II. Gibson; j. S. Grantham;
Charles e. Henderson, wounded:
Robert Henderson,; John Hilbert !:
George Hilbert: John Howell; r. D.
Huyett, killed: ]. w. Hoffmaster: Dr.
Julian Hutchinson: ii. G. Hunter: q,
II. Isler. killed: Charles G. Johnson:
f. M. Lakeland: B. F. Lewis; J. q
Elisha Lewis; George Lewis, killed &
David Lewis, killed: William Locke
killed: c. j. Manning: G. u. Man
ming. killed: William p. Manning
wounded; F. j. Manning. wounded !:
A. d. Manning: Thomas Myers; VIII
liam S. Mason: Warner McKnown.'
killed: John McCluer: Monrosez
Moore, killed; Charles Nicely; Rob
art North: c. B. Rouss: Thomas d.
Ransom. wounded: B. b. Ransom
James Randall: T. B. Redman: ]. II
Rowland: Isaac H. Strider, wounded B
Tustin Starry: L. L. Sadler: w. CO
Selden, wounded: John w. Smith
killed: Leo Tearney: William 81
Thompson; George Timberlake
wounded: Richard Undertake, kill
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Muster Roll Of Co. G,
Bolts Greys
Second Regiment We. Volunteers.
StonewaIl Brigade.

Stonewall Brigade.
Edwin S. Moore. Capt: Richard
Henry Lee. LIST. Lieut.: Robert NJ.
English. Ind. Lieut.: William TT. T.
Lewis. Srd Lieut.: s. Howell Brown.
LIST Sergt. William G. Sherer. End
Sergt.; John A. Chew. 3rd Ser9t. !:
Henry ID. Middlekauff. 9TH Sergt. !:
John E. Hilbert. LIST. Corr. James
Frasier. End Corr; Bushrod c.
Washington. SYd. Corr; Thomas n.
Burnett. 4th Corp: Roberdeau An
non.. from Cumberland. Nd: Roger
Annon. --- Alexander, c. w. AS
auth. Archie Asquith, Back
house. Baylor. John Y. Beall.
William Beall. Lawrence Berry.
Charles Berry. DIR. Thos. W. Briscoe.
James II. Briscoe. s. Howell Brown.
William Burnett. Francis G. Butler.
John Chapman Colberch, .Bushrod w
Cooke. Co. B. 18th Va: Joseph
Crane. Edward Craighill. James
Craighill. John Donnelly. James
Douglas, 3. Smith Eiehelberger. Geo.
F. Eichelberger. George II. Flagg,
Charles Fl. Gallaher. Gregg Gibson,
VIM. II. Gibson. Thomas c. Green.
Richard Henderson. r. ID, Huyett.
David f. Henderson. Francis r.
Hooff. James L. Hooff. William A.
Hooff. Lee Heiskell. Thomas Hunter.
David Humphreys. David Howell.
Charles H. Isler, John Keerl. William
Keeri. Gilbert B. Larue. John Lewis.
William NJ. Lock. +. ]. Manning.
Charles Manning. Upshor Manning.
MEG Maurv. William Mcdonald.
Thomson Maurv. Vincent Moore.
Cleon Moore. B. w. Moore. Daniel
Moler. Sam1 c. holland. VIM. Page.
James Painter. DIR. Perry. Ambrose
Ransom. Frank Ransom. SAINT Kiss
Ter. William Rider. George Rissler.
Edward Rector. Chum Robinson,
John Russell. John Sadler. John Sell
don. Sprigg. DR.. John A.
Straith. John Terrell. w. S. Thomp-
son. T. w. Undertake. Seth M. Tim
berlake. Richard Undertake. George
Undertake. Stephen Undertake
JAS. H. Undertake. Jas. L. Timber
lake. George Washington. James
Washington. James Watson. Nathan
iel Willis. Clarke Cav: Thomas Wat
son. Charles Wiltshire. James Wilt
shire. BENJAMIN White. Samuel
Wright.
Col. Lawson Bolts. of the I'd Va.
Regiment, who was MORALLY wound
ed at the I'd Battle of Manassas. was
CAPTAIN of this Company at the
opening of the War.
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school was located az Harpers Ferry.
For q considerable time the Freed
mans Bureau. 3 government agency,
contributed toward the erection Of
some Of the buildings and much need
ed repairs of others.
Then ere long West Virginia began
making small annual appropriations
Tor the training Of teachers and
maintenance Of the school. For twen-
ty-Rve years Storer was the only
school in the State giving any educa-
tlcpal opportunity to colored youth,
deSirous Of studying beyond the
eighth grade.
The school has had a slow. but
steady growth. There has been the
greatest economy in expenditures.
and careful adherence to the policy
OF contracting no debt. While this
policy has limited the possible large
numbers it might have otherwise
reached. vet through all these years
i IS probable that about 1000 young
folks have been inspired to strive
for better living and more worthy
attachments.
About eight hundred have gradu-
ated from some course. In that
group are numbered physicians. dem
lists. lawyers. ministers, missionar-
les, nurses, teachers, home keepers.
SO far as records show. not single
graduate of Storer College has ever
been public charge. or been con-
vieted of any violation of law, that
has brought disgrace upon his school.
Beside the students coming from
the ordinary places. there have been
students from Liberia. Nigeria, the
British West Indies. South America.
Cuba and distant parts Of the United
States.
A considerable number of those
who have completed their work at
Storer College have gone farther and
been gradusted from a number of
the best northern colleges and uni
versities.
Wherever they go the students of
the college. who have really imbibed
the serious and helpful spirit of the
institution. have been interpreters to
their own people and the white
people with whom they live some
ideals with reference to how men
and women of whatever race may
live and let live,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21
Other Confederate Soldiers

From the Spirit of Jefferson OF
Feb. s. 1901
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-07-21

ranking officer in the regiment at
the surrender. and signed the parole
of the men Of the regiment.
The Company. at the beginning.
numbered about sixty-fve men. At
the reorganization some Joined the
cavalry; and from time to time
few recruits were sent to it. but the
continuous battles steadily reduced
its numbers TO the close of the war:
and of the original sixtv-five who
went with it, only the following re-
turned: Captain jenkins, Lieutenant
John Foley. Captain j. S. Melvin.
Commissary Of the Regiment. Pri-
Yates Eskridge. Joseph McWilliams
(Marylander). and Wild Shepherd.
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The Civil War had hardly ended
when Mr.. John Storer expressed a
desire to have share in founding a
school for the education of the freed
men. BY combining his initial. gift
of ten thousand dollars with contri-
buttons from many other interested
co-workers there came the decision
to locate school somewhere In the
Shenandoah Valley.
The War had left the four large
mansions owned by the Federal Gov
eminent, in Harpers Ferry. in sadly
dilapidated condition. 1t was sug-
gested that possibly they and the
contiguous pieces of land might be
obtained for the educational venture
in prospect and by ready act of Con-
gress. those properties were turned
over to the Trustees of Storer Col
lege to be used for educational pur-
poses. And thus it was that the
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First Captain of Co. B

ed; Stephen Undertake; J. H. Tim:
berlake. wounded: J. L. Timberlake
wounded: T. w. Undertake, wound
ed: Harry Undertake; ]. T. TrusselI
E. C. Trussell: Moses Trussell; Phi
ip Terrill, killed; j. u. TerrilI
George Washington, wounded; J. q
Washington: r. /. Wysong, wounded
Beale Willis: Albert Willis; Fran
Willis: William l.. Wilson: J. G Wit
shire, killed: Benjamin WhittingtcE!
John w. Wolfe: Samuel Wright. ki1s
ed: John Workman, killed; GeorG
Wingard, wounded; John o. Yate9|
Mason E. Young: j. w. Zombro: q
B. Zombro. killed: ]. D. Zombro.
MIN. Ware. color-bearer; Mart Zef
A. P. Zirkle.
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Military
e. County Military
.;,,tiOns in the Army OF
xo,thern Virginia

Northern VII s''
r, Companies Of In;
we're 81 md Artillery raisea
srsoa. ... Il f-- he people in JET. JET,
aiority -. "a in sympathy with
rsne =. = sower Of her men
8 snd iae ~ defense Of the
arms II Five Of the Com;
cause; Sc The County BELONGED
4 s.sed !. Virginia Infantry.
SsSohTB Brigade. They we're we're
al If Charles Town W., Cant
Rowan cap t. Vincent But
krds'ow.n,a &c" Charles Town;
npans. Ro+.s. Company N
Pc POM Company * Harpers
ana Geo. ". Chambers.
Cant ....-s II four companies OF
y were - IF" of Shep-
CoG rar+ VIM. A. Morgan.
! wa; Wv wa sattached to the
.. oman cavalry. Can't. Nor
iTg!h-a ote5 until he became
s.g DspH Of the Regiment. TINS
o ~ - served with the caval-
ONE me- distinction throughout
Firs ed wal. was promoted until he
! Pos' SSofonelcv of the Second
tr pag;mert. He was killed
p 80 I,sS battle Of Manassas.
.fSo was an officer of great
E aa@ tbrss companies of Cav
9.a e, "a me 18th Virginia.
F. el9..s Comoanv "A" of Charles
~ e.,+ Jobn Henderson; Com
..ps Cant r. W. BAYLOR: Com
..Ra Voisr's Cross Roads. Capt.
4 Knott. This gallant officer
gIled at High Bridge. April z.
}. BATTERY was raised mainly
~ = County. and was COM
5 by r P. Chew as Captain.
Eil+op Rongs as First Lieuten-
lanas " Thomson. End Lieu
" Carter. 2nd Lieu
7 eu+enant Rouss was elect
isntenant in Co. B 18th Va. in
Where he served with great
nd gallantrv. The men of this
y all mounted. being the first
= in the Confederate army to
rs organized and equipped. It
with Ashbv's Cavalry until
a,b. and throughout the famous
ion in the Valley took part in
: battles fought by Jackson.
four other companies, it form
at was known as Stuarts Horse
srv. Capt. R. P. Chew was
tied to the rank Of Major in
inter Of 1864. Later upon the
anization Of the Horse Artil-
nto FIVE battallions. Chew was
tied to the command of the
with the rank of 1t. Colonel.
son was promoted to Major of
ary with Rosser's Division of
~. and John ". Carter sue
d Thomson as Captain of the
any. Major James w. Thorn
as killedat High Bridge, 7th of
1865. This Company served
he army Of Northern Virginia.
nv Of its great battles. and per-
was under fire oftener than any
Y in the Confederate Army.
soldiers in any cause ever
I better than those that went
rom jefferson County to fight
attles of the South. Their
alton is interviewer with that of
r Ashby, "Stonewall Jackson,
Stuart. Wade Hampton and
7 E. Lee. the matchless leaders
armies Of the South.
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JEFFERSON GUARDS.

Jefferson Guards. which when the
Second Regiment of Virginia Infan-
try came into existence becoming
Company A. was organized by elect
ing officers on the 1st day of MAY.
1858. when John w. Rowan was
elected CAPTAIN. Henry B. Daven-
port. : LIST. Lieut., Chas. Fl. Stewart.
End. Lieut.. James A. Hurst. Bird
Lieut.. Edwin H. Campbell. 1st.
Sergt.. Edward R. Harrell. End
Sergt.. E. s. Harrell, Bird Sergt..
John A. Hurst. 4th Sergt.. and Ben
iamin F. Beall. Ensign. was well
drilled company. equipped for SER
vice when the emergency for the use
of soldiers arose on the occasion of
the John Brown Raid. at Harpers
Ferry on the 18th day of October.
1859: that morning the Company
was assembled in front of the Court
House in Charles Town. and marched
to Harpers Ferry and sometime DUR
ing that Monday undertook to dis
lodge Brown and his party from the
Engine House by a charge down the
street to the iron fence which sepa-
rated it from the street. but in con-
sequence of the gate being locked
and eight or ten feet high. which
prevented them getting into the arm
ory yard. their effort was in vain and
accomplished nothing. and was fore
ed to retire to shelter from the muir
derous fire from the Sharp's Rifles
of the Brown party. In this move
ment of the Company. Mr.. Samuel c
Young. ST.. who was not a member
OF the Company. but had patriotical-
ly attached himself to it for the oc-
casion was badly wounded in the
shoulder by shot from one of the
Brown party. and permanently dis
abled him.
After the capture Of Browns par
ty by Col. Robert E. Lee latter
wards the Immortal General Robert
E. Lee Of the Army of Northern vir-
ginia) and his Company of United
States Marines. they were brought to
the Jail in Charles Town and the
Jefferson Guards assigned to quar-
ters on the first floor Of the Market
House building then occupying the
ground upon which the Market
House Building stands and opposite
to the Jail. and remained there as
regular soldiers until about April LIST,
1850. when it was discharged from
the service Of the State. During that
summer it was re-organized. John
w. Rowan. Captain: Henry B. Dav-
export. LIST Lieut.: David 81. Cock
rell. End Lieut.: Edwin r. Harrell.
3rd Lieut.: M. s. B. Robertson. LIST
Sergt.: Henry d. Rust. End Sergt.
Geo. 4. g. Davis. Bird Sergt.: Thos.
B. Mcintyre. 4th Sergt.: and uni
formed at the expense OF the State
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"BoTTs GREYs BATTALION.

John Browns invasion of the ter
ritory of Virginia in October. 1859.
aroused the people of the South to
the realization that there was a large
element of the population of the
North that was determined to force
the views of that section in regard
to the relation of the States to the
General Government. upon them,
whether willing or not, and they did
what any brave and spirited people
would have done under the circun-
stances-determin to resist ap-
erosion to the utmost of their abil-
~.
As a result. volunteer military or
CARNATIONS sprang into existence all
over the Southland. from the Poto-
mac to the Gulf. One of the first
companies in jefferson County after
the Brown Raid. was the "Botts
Greys", so called in honor of its first
Captain. Lawson Bolts. Edwin
Moore. Chas. H. Stewart and r. NJ.
English, were the other Commission
ed Officers of the Company. All
these gentlemen with the possible ex-
eeption of English were educated to
instruct raw troops in the rudi-
ments of military drill. A short time
after its organization. the "Botts
Greys" together with several other
companies from this and the counties
adjacent were formed into Battal-
ion and placed under the command
of Col. William Allen. The first
duty performed by this battalion was-
to march to Harpers Ferry and take
possession of the Government Arsen-
al located at that place. A few days
after this Thos. J. Jackson was or
dered to take command of, the post
Troops from other states soon began
to come. and General Joseph E.
Johnston superseded Col. Jackson.
Gen. Johnston proceeded at once to
bring order out of chaos. by organic
ing the troops at hand into Regi-
ments and Brigades. and the "Botts
Crews became company of the
End. Virginia Infantry, and so re-
manned TO the end.
Col. Jackson was assigned to the
command of the 1st. brigade COM
posed of the End. 4th. 5th, 9th and
33rd. Regiments of Infantry. and the
Rockbridge Battery. It received its
baptism of fire at the first battle of
Manassas where it lost heavily
company G of the End. coming in
for its full share with loss of 10
wounded. 8 of the number mortally.
In that battle the company was COM
manded by Edwin Moore. who had
succeeded Capt. Bolts as Captain.
when the latter was made Major
of the Regiment. The subsequent his
tory of the company is Unidentified
with that of the Army of Northern
Virginia in all of those battles it
participated up to the surrender at
Appomattox Court House. As mat
ter of fact but few of the old COM
pany were left when the surrender
took place. Messrs. Moore and Stew
art attained the rank of Major be-
fore the close of the war. Geo. Fl.
Flagg and c. W.>Sheerer commanded
the company at different periods.
and David Howell became a Lieut.
enant.
OF those who were at different
times officers of the company
Moore. Stewart. Flagg and Scherer
survived the war. English was kill
ed at the battle of Port Republic.
while acting as an aid to Gen. Dick
! Taylor. and Bolts at Second Manas-
sas in command of the Regiment.
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'mPANY H, SECOND VIRGINIA
INFANTRY

COMPANY H, Second y;ro;r;o L
In i5s, ottornewsll Brigade. was or
foT rTeu al az Duffields. shortly after the
6lsJ n n consequently it was
(rr rvu ana equipped when the war
b ms Company has a record VEL,
~ to be preserved. oiu wen
hsd I' mrs nfst battle First Manassas,
:. n we've ;t men wounded and kill
|wni' - !. us second battle. (Kerns-
! tbs.mo mad thirteen wounded Mona
tbes were killed. but abont baIf
h. 'nem were disabled for i;fs a I.
Ittle o.; o. ITS best officers in this
LOT IN EtIleutenant Link, who was
l.. '"e thigh, and disabled for
In IN nJackson's Valley .,,,..,,
Il. Republic. McDoway, can
alley pjI SH' Il up and down the
nrp, occasion beyond Stras-
tuck III SaeIi from a well aimed p11n
onnsno,n.e pike in the center of thn
Ices and tore two men 't to
I" di DSsastiscipated in much Of tho ,.,
BID bad IiHntlnE below Richmond
IS. il W. uses At Second Mans
ZEN rs went into the fight WITH Sn,ss
articipsat'.aa and six were wounded iou T.
attiesD az q in all the . snhseor.n ~
ent vs ~ the war wherever tSe r.a;1
ON tb nS ENGAGED. As men rot . WI
lex. 'I Sow wounds they wou kS1 eve. wei, I
'eed. '''nes' Scarcely a man e.
lnizationn' Jenkins, at the re-or-
a. WITH tb vas elected Captain. and
ming - Iae Company from ths J mo
W the end; and vs s n
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hPANY K, SECOND VIRGINIA
INFANTRY.

Ehere was a Volunteer Company
Harpers Ferry at the beginning of
war Of 1876. called the
zpyd Guards This company was
ftered into the Confederate Ser
as Company K, Second Virginia
eRntry regiment, in the spring of
The officers at the beginning
Fhe war were Geo. W. Chambers.
plain; William Engle, First Lieu
|ant; John B. Davis. Second Lieu
ant Lieutenant Davis had been
Pon-commissioned officer in the u.
|Earmy He was killed at the
[sle OF Gettysburg. At the re-or-
Fp ,osn Of the army in the spring
io62' the following officers were
eteq: Charles Fl. Stewart, Cap
~ 3. W. Moore. 1st. Lieutenant !:
Fon Moore. End. Lieutenant: and
=. Fl Fleming. 3rd. Lieutenant.
sutenant Fleming was killed at the
FCDna Battle Of Manassas.
COMPANY K. served with General
h. II. 'acSson in the Shenandoah
1n., caampaign; the fighting
sunq richmond, Antietam, Gettys-
= fredericksburg, the Wilder
r. H., ana most of the other cam
'k1 ViI IN which the Army Of North
iro nllglnla was engaged. Greatly
mo- mo- -. IN numbers it surrendered at
The Washington times., 1926-02-19

nue. in compliment to. her niece,
Mrs C. w Brunson, wife of Dir.
Brunson, u. S. N, who has recently
been transferred from Haiti 10
Washington Other guests at bridge
are Mrs. John Henry Newton, Mrs.
Floyd s. Crosley. Mrs. Gouyeneur
v. Emerson, Mrs. Rice. wife OF
Major Rice. Mrs. James B. Mann,
Mrs. F. Il. Hopkins and Mrs. Havsr
meyer. of Chicago. who is visiting
her; Mrs. Emile Block and Mrs.
Robert NJ. DOYLE, jr.
Among a few additional guests
invited for tea are Mrs. Lawrence
Crawford. Mrs. M. Gray Zalinski,
and Mrs j. E. Monroe.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel M. DeLoffre
are at the Hotel Aston in New York
for few days before sailing for
Europe for an indefinite stay.
\
Representative and Mrs. Charles
B. Timberlake OF Colorado, who re-
side at The MayfIower. have visit.
Ing them their daughter. Mrs Fred
The Washington times., 1926-02-19

w. Slower, wife OF Judge Slower,
of Fort Collins, Colorado. Mrs.
Slower Is dividing her time between
Washington and GOucher College III
Baltimore, where her daughter, Miss
Margaret Slower, is in school.
DR.. and Mrs. Macpherson erich
ton returned to Washington today
from Philadelphia, where they went
to attend the bal Masque.
Doctor and Mrs. Crichton will en-
terrain at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club Saturday evening.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover will entertain at dinner on
Thursday evening, March IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Wood
hull will be hosts at dinner this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ham.ln
Everett viii entertain at dinner on
Monday evening, March -.
The Washington times., 1926-02-19
MISS MI 'HEII
MARRIED
HERE
Ceremony Solennized IN
Foundry Methodist
Church

Picturesque ii detail was the
marriage last evening of Miss
Margaret schuyler Mitchell daugh-
ter of william schuyler Mitchell. to-
Robert Lusk Wilson. son of MI.
ana Mrs. +. i. Wilson. Of CIarlts.
burg West Virginia. The ceremony
took place last evening III Foundry
Methodist Church and afterward
there was an informal reception AZ
2633 Fifteenth ST.
The church was decorated with
palms, Easter lilies and cut flowers
The Rev Frederick Brown Harris
performed the ceremony
The bride, who was given In mar
Rage BY her father. wore q gown
81 ivory panne satin, with de
inedici collar and front panel Of
duchess and rose point lace She
carried shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley. Miss Lula Livingg.
ton Mitchell was maid Of honor and
continued on Page 81
The Washington times., 1926-02-19
KENTUCKY OCIETY
T0 FETE PRESS

Writers. cartoonists ard news
Dauer men native to Kentucky will
BE the honor guests at the meeting
az the Kentucky Society on Thurs
day evening. February rs, ut the
Willard Hotel.
Clifford X. Bergman, cart0onist
and president OF the Gridiron Club
and Uric Bell, president Of the
National Press Club. and others will
be the special guests Of honor.
The representatives Of the press.
cooperating with the officers 81
the club, promise something IN
usual in the way of entertainment
during the evening Mr.. Bergman
will draw cartoons Of Kentuckians
who are present. Mr.. Bell, Lorenzo
Martin, and other press representa-.
tives will speak.
In the receiving line Will be Mr..
and Mrs. clifford k. Bergman,
Miss Florence Bergman, Mrs.
Sallie IA. HI. Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Daisy F'itzhugh Ayres,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert +. Barry, Col.
and Mrs. John &. McEIroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul r. Malion, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN
"A. ENEVIEt, MT 1lAO WITs.4 kAED1l8 E 0sJtt
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Baxter, Mr..
and Mrs. Cole Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Uric
Bell, j. Edward Barry. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Martin.
Among the hosts and llostesses
there will be, In addition To the
members Of the Kentucky delega-
ton and their wives, Mrs. IA. 4.
Hert, Senator and Mrs. Oscar w.
Underwood, Senator and Mrs. John
w. Harreld, Mr.. and Mrs. SwageT'
Shirley, Gen. and Mrs Henry r..
Allen, Gen. and Mrs. Hugh Scott,
Admiral Hugh Rodman, Admiral 2
s. Carpenter, Judge and Mrs. G. g.
McChord, former Senator and Mrs.
Al. O. Stanley. and Fl. I'll. Crittenden.
The Humane Educational Society
will give d silver tea from to q
o'clock Monday afternoon, Feb. %,
at the home Of Miss Suett Trough,
1927 Sixteenth st.
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DINNER LAST NIGHT
AT LEGATION or URUGUAY

Nine. Varela entertained at dinner
last evening. when the ranking
guests were the Minister Of Costa
Rico, Mr.. Oreamuno, and the MINI
lister Of Bulgaria and Nine. Radewa.
There were eighteen guests.
* u
The Minister Of Hungary, Count
Szechenyi, has returned from New
York, where he spent d few days.
II
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
will be hosts at dinner on Tuesday
evening. March 8
Il y
4 The Undersecretary Ok state anti
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WASHING VIEWS
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WRITER'S EYES
Mrs. Richard Washburn Child Comments on
Capital Society; Describes Our City as
Tired and Retired
BY JEAN ELIOT

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