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sAxm o0.r Np. Jennie e TEq HgAYfE Who sS
passed on to her heavenly home four3'N
HER HER D1aA & MRS. NETTIE sKINsn
BROWN. A tribute of love and devotion e
the memory of our loving mother; s sad IA
day September o. 1922.
Mourn her not she is safely anchored; ~
Rich in mercy. Jesus brought her 49,
10 the 'a''d OF per Her ' children. s-'
and father Deacon JACK BROWN. who =,
seDsrssS 'Gs W two years ago today
THE FAMILY.
cHEIsT o,S.r Elk hfERs Fl E 1HS
departed this life September .. 1924. two Va
years ago. So
Oh mother how we miss you.
which time will never FIJI. 80
There is vacant place in our 9me' -.
T E. T. n %SLh aassRR AND AZ + FAMILY Nifty
dear In c I'D but MH Gss " CSs%%S
who departed this life five years ago to-,
HER LOVING DAUGHTER NAOMI. -,
Of our dear husband and father, FRED--'
life September o. 1921.
No one knows my. heartsches, Fred. 3"
But there's sU Joy S' that comes to ME to know %
HIS se L S'51 Sse' Wife FIFE FRANCES EVA.
Sweet memories will lnger forever:
Time cannot change them, Ills true..
Years that may come cannot sever
Our loving remembrance of Won. 80
HIS CHILDREN, MRS MABEL BARD
Rolf. MRS. ALICE ROGERS AND'H'
FRED. sA-n
MONROE. In loving remembrance OF our .
dear wife and nlother NELLIE wAsH~'n
INGTOE MONROE VINO died eleven years ..
ago today. September o. 1918. s3-'
HER zsb s5ss p $ss II $i$ Ss%9B
NEWMAN. Sacred TO the memory ~. our =,
devoted husband aud father. JOSEPH T.
NEWMAN. who entered into eternal reAt
~ years ago September 9. 1909.
And while the soul retains its mower -
To think upon each fading wear. 80
In every bright or Swallowed hour.
Our hearts shall hold thy memory!Ao
HIS LOVING WIFE. SARAH NEwMAN,fs
AND CHILDREN.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-ShoEers and
cooler tonight; tomorrow &8ir and
cooler; moderate south and southwest
winds, shifting to northwest tonight.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this afternoon
and tonight; cooler tonight; tomorrow
fair, cooler in eastern portion; mod
crate southwest winds, shifting to
northwest tonight.
Virginia-Showers tonight; cooler in
the interior tomorrow: partly cloudy
and cooler, possibly showers on the
coast; moderate to south and south.
west shifting to northwest winds.
West Virginia-Much cooler and
generally fair. except probably show
ers In the extreme eastern portion to-
night; tomorrow fair, continued cooler.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, 80; s PM, "a:
u midnight, 20; 4 am, IS; am, II;
noon, 50.
Barometer-4 pm. 3O.12: pm.
So.os; ~ midnight, 1905: 4 am, 1904;
3 am. 5000: noon, 1895.
Highest temperature, 81 occurred
at noon today. Lowest temperature,
6S, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS; lowest. sc.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 3:44 am. and 4:01
pm; high tide. 9:24 am. and 9:42 pm.
TomorroW-Low tide, APO am. and
4:37 pm; high tide, 10 am. and 1918
pm.
The Sun and Neon.
Today-Sun rose SAB am; sun sets
6:27 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:44 am; sun
sets, 6:25 pm.
Moon rises. 7:45 am; sets 7:5S pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.-Tem-
perature, SIS; condition, very muddy.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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ALEXANDRIA.

\ ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 9
! (SpeciaD.-The Retail Merchants Club
| Of the Chamber of Commerce at its
meeting last night, the first since the
Summer recess, reported completion
| Of the improvement of the river road
from Hunting Creek to Fort Hunt, a
distance Of more than five miles.
Efforts will be made to have an
| ordinance passed requiring draymen
to report the names and addresses of
persons they move.
A report was made that the dollar
| day sale held August IL was sue
cess, but that rain interfered, and. In
the opinion of those present, had 1t
not been for the rain the sale would
| have surpa ssed any heretofore held.
THE. signs at King and Washington
streets, 1t was claimed. were some
what misleading to tourists and
efforts will be made to have them
changed. The meeting was presided
over by F.. S. Leadbeater, chairman.
X. of G. Officers Chosen.
At the annual meeting OF Fitzgerald
Council. No. 459. knights Of Column
bus, held last night at it's home, the
following were elected: w. III.
Sweeney, grand knight; T. E. Dyson,
deputy grand knight; William J..
Greenan, financial secretary; DIR. C. G.
Caylor. chancellor; j. r. Moore,
recorder: s. A. Breen, treasurer: J.
Vernon Dyson, advocate; J. E. Bren-
ner. warden: ]. O'Reilly, inner guard
s. ID. Devaughan. outer guard, G.
Raymond Hellmuth and G. A. Manager,
trustees. and Rev. Louis Smet, chap
lain. Delegates and alternates to the
State convention named are: w. H.
sweeney. F. T. Quinn, DIR. G.. c.. Cay
lor and c. T. Hellmuth.
The September term Of Corporation
Court for this city, Judge Howard w.
Smith, presiding, will convene Sep
TENDER ID. Dates for a large number
of civil suits will be fixed. The Sep
TENDER term was scheduled for Sep
TENDER 10. but Judge Howard w.
Smith will give way to the Circuit
Court.
Gas Mains Considered.
An ordinance providing for exten.
sion of the city gas mains into the
town of Potomac, Arlington County
Is being considered by city council
this afternoon.
The swimming pool continues to be
we'll patronized. Judging from pres
ent indications the attendance will
continue heavy until cold weather sets
In. The pool was drained today and
fresh water put in.
Bennie Shroud, colored, pleaded
guilty. in the Police Court today, of
shooting Willie Bowers, colored, and
was held for action of the grand Jury.
The shooting took place July 81, 1925.
Stroud gave himself up to the police
several days ago.
Jesse Jackson colored, living in
Washington, employed by an express
company, carried an imitation pistol
In holster. 1t caused his arrest. In
Police Court today he was acquitted
and the court suggested that he dis.
continue carrying the weapon.
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MRS. M. E. LANAHAN DIES.
Wife of Fire Battalion Chief Re.
sided Here 40 Years.

Mrs, Mary E. Lanahan. wife Of
Fifth Battalion Chief of the Fire
Department William F. Lanahan, So
years old. died yesterday from the
effects of an operation last Spring at
her residence, 1119 X street northeast
She was born in Brooklyn. n. Y. the
daughter of the late Capt. Patrick
O'Neil, well known ship master.
and had lived in Washington for the.
past 40 years.
She is survived by three sons,
Harry r. Lanahan, William J. Ian
ahan. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
conductor, and DR.. Frank r. Lana
han. District dairy inspector for
Montgomery County. and two
cousins. Sister Mary Magdalene and
Mrs. George NJ. Russell of New
York.
Funeral services will he conducted
Saturday morning at q O'Clock at
Holy Name Church by Father John
Bowling. followed by interment i'm
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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JEWS CELEBRATING.
NEW YEAR FEAST
Services to Be Conducted
During To-Day Period, End
ing With Yom Kippur.

Jews the world over today are cele-
brating the holy day of Rosh Hashana,
Jewish New Year marking the begin.
ming Of the year 5,687 since creation.
In addition to ancient rites appropri-
ate to the season which were begun
at shutdown Vast night in all Wash
ington synagogues, many Jewish bust
ness establishments and homes today
are observing the day.
Special services will be conducted
daily in all local orthodox synagogues
throughout the Today season be-
tween Rosh Hashana and the Day OF
Atonement. or YOm Kippur, September
Ii. The holy season will last until
October l, when the Day of Rejoicing
of the Law will be observed. This
year the eighth day of the Feast of
the Tabernacles falls on September 80.
Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel inaugu.
rated services last evening at the
Adath Israel Temple, Sixth and I
streets. with an invocation and open
ing prayer. Today he will preach on
ITO Thine Own Self Be-True" and to-
morrow morning he will preach on
1.-THE Benefit of the Yoke"
Rabbi Abram Simon will be in
charge Of services at the Washington
Hebrew Congregation on Eighth
street. He preached at 10 o'clock this
morning.
At Ohave Sholem Synagogue. Rabbi
j. T. Loeb opened services at $40
last night and preached again at the
early service this morning. His sub.
ject at o'clock this afternoon will
be Our Annual Convocatior:''
Rabbi Moses A. HOrwitZ will con.
duct the sea son's rites at the Talmud
Torah Temple, 467 f street south
west.
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JOHN. +. McGINNESS DIES.
Was Reviser-in-C Chief at Govern
ment Prin ting Office.

John r. McGinness, 81 years old,
of the Government
Printing Once, died suddenly Tuesday
at his residence. 1915 III street. He
had been in the Federal employ for
35 years. He was q member Of the
Holy Name Society Of st. Stephens
Church. the Washington Council Of
the knights Of Columbus and the
typographical Union.
Mr.. McGinness ID survived by his
wife, Mrs. Louise McGinness: a daugh.
ter, Sister Eulalia Of Baltimore: a
son. John r. McGinness, jr.; q sister
Miss Rose McG;nness, and a brother,
Hugh J. Mccinness.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
st. Stephens Church by Rev. E. A.
Brosnan of Norfolk. Va, followed
by interment in Mount Olivet Gene
tery
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GOVERNMENT EMPL0YE
DIES AT HOME HERE
Asthma Fatal to Alfred May
lander, Analyst and Translator
in Commerce Department.

Alfred Maylander. 81 years old.
assistant economic analyst and
translator in the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, Department Of Commerce.
since 1911. died yesterday at the resi-
dence Of DR.. John Douglas McCue.
2645 Connecticut avenue. with whom
he had recently been living.
He was q native of Vienna. where
he attended the Academy of Com
merce. Prior to entering the Gov
eminent service he was employed
by a Chicago railroad Office. May
lander was unmarried and leaves no
relatives in this country.
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Deatbs.

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chape rF i4s6 Pa Bo sEe resting H . fsE
SSSrch the fE pe6ary serSies S. ss =. .ee
1 II and 14t ln,s sts Friday September
Cemetery 1"N 'oi >a'iohai
BR ,eoSs: pep iass this life Tuesday Sep
Sssss@ q 1899 At st. s1 nw am AR # His
SSo 1.pa6d y NaOnsl Guars retired
Edws!d and Thomas SFO. n, sros eRsn an. nd
services o. A ST. Mar sFooF' f. p Church EN-
23lS St. bet. G and H NV. Friday. Sep,
t tember TO- at 2 pm. 1nterment Harmony
BROOKS, Ionic Lodge. No, 1O:s. G. T.. O.
R Fl q" fss6 Of Br1hsr
NV, and that the funeral viii he held Id
e. M.ry! pm fh, on Friday afternoon from st.
J e BrRrIWs ! wAsHINeToN. n G.
sfse9 brief o ia n Af fRENE City sEW ri
Reed and Edward se% efT'8 Fu r"a91 sa ssn
day RS,,, septembsr II, at nm from
friends invited.
BROWN. The Ladies Of oliveL Immediate
IncHCI OOtlcGE are hereby nOtIne0 OF the
;I5S' III BROW BROWN; and requested to at:
tween 9th and ssth. l. '"ure" y st. De-
NARY M tgsG aagK1a CHASE ksa: s ssssden'.
+ P Psss at ny fs s Med 4, isca
3s s it'e1 .svs brief e mssn LENA 5Ss
P H.n Walter and Willie Welcome Of
o''f aa lfse P pCr0'h k.m Mains
September 10. for services and in interm erH
day d! rs ssG,sm6e? a6s I9:s a, 20
s Ssosed ss 81 jamie b bsnssr
field and devoted father Of Harry. jamie
T. Church. 4,h and b SIS. Sc Body will ii
pm Tsursday inte rnrn al r afns,"n co &!
R Ref G nTesKsoI se.a 40 40
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DOwNEY. "wednesday. September g. 1873.
M . o Sssyed Of Vic e i rs lat: 1t, w
H ssnes 10 &C. M a. ehu aso xSs1:
mass viii be said at 10 am. interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. q
| JENNINGS. At the home of his son, Hugh
FhS ssna1 Jk%PNfNes tie e s ssSe SS.:
s.r O. o HarH an Sf Wsm d S
grandfather Henry L. Farley. Roberta and
Sylvia Jennings. Funeral at Kopp. Va.
Thursday at l pm. afterward remains
to rest at 2125 X st. NV. until pm
| Friday. Interment in Mount Zion Gene
terry. %
| JOHNSON. Tuesday morning, September z.
1925. at .35 o'clock. at her residence
S26 Bird ST. s.w.. ANNA tTUDYt. devoted
daughter of the late Hattie johnson and
loving sister of Florine johnson. She
leaves to mourn her departure devoted
grandfather and mother Thomas and An
ME Jackson. and two aunts. Mrs. Georgi
ana Davis and Mrs. Bessie Wills and
/ other relatives ~and friends Funeral
:; friday. go p;my from Pilgrims Baptis
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s:sS.a: - ;, $50 n',e il. cSarcs y ~
National Cemetery. Relatives and frSHda a,
LIPsC9Ms. y TUESDAY; sfG,smhcr :; lsSG'
band Of Mary G Iip:comb NEE N;G.a.,,.
s,m: Requiem high , mas. s., ss,sphsnS %
National =" Cemetery. i"'''"''"' A''"t'SA'
"4 s.R:SssE sqisssssssy A Ct ESsdnses
services at the chapel of J. William Lees
caso papers please copyJ 'f-s :.
Mf & ss s.: se RSss T. s. lsss
husband Of Agnes Mccain (nee Connsliyl.A
Fasy s. 5sS% ai aseTs s.ne
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and Pswtucfst. r. T.. papers please copy.J "'
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ECAHNi ro wsd II:
am. thence TO Holy Comforter Church.
MICHAEL D. sGHAEFER Grand knight. e
1857 st. On Ii. % eente
ho. ii. !1aS r. f F"srs husband rS% T.
ysn!s s1s NV. on FRIDAY. September "a. "
am st rs: :sss'fl 1889 Val
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Friday. September To-, from Galbrsith, A, ~
ment at 1i Harmony gF Cemetery e'0'A oyer
Milan LAM ,wednssdsy. ssptsmSsr 8; lsGs,
}SaS = SsSy'd s :en e. n s9d Nh
NV. Thursday. September o. at PM
1nterment Auburn. Nebr. -,
"!Has THssaf;:ty siR'sgffF : lssS
Ellen Miller. Frederick and Jessie Burn.
s sds she hs,ss se sns Re Nor.
funeral later, Remains resting at the ",
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors 222a g
MUENcH. Wednesday September 8, 1926. az
soR Rsr M sf;aSsSSSi 7 Rsmas resns al
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
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loved father OF Mrs. Sarah johnson and -
loss host of relatives and friends Re
mains resting s. The W. Ernest JaTy1n 1T
Friday. September 10. At nm. from
> Mount Carmel Church Bird and Eve %:
TAYLOR. Wednesday. sertember 9 1asR,-
e. SEQ s JOHN q P II Esi5afnTA
loved husband q Kate G Tsy H.al Tnnssrai
tsmSsr 70. Il $50 pm Relatives and r.,
"G Gsnrcr IHHe esnita sese aMRfL wharf
devpted husband OF Hattie g. and father ~
e WILLIAM Wright brother q . 0ys.
rss.i s"' :, the ows Ernest Jsrvi, 60 ~:
from Mount Carmel Church. 3rd and
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ROSS MCCAIN DIES.
Census Bureau Clerk, 65, to Be
Buried in Rhode Island.

Ross J. Mccain, IS years old. Of
25s Fifteenth street southeast, died
idence Hospital. He had been EN-.
ployed as q clerk in the Census Blu.
reau for the past 81 years and was
q member Of the Potomac Council Of
the knights Of Columbus and the
Holy Name Society of the Holy Com
forter Church.
He 10 survived by his widow, Mrs.
Agnes Connolly Mccain. Funeral
services will be conducted tomorrow
morning at o'clock at Holy Com.
forter Church by Rev. Clarence
Wheeler, after which the body will
be taken to Valley Falls, r. L.. for
interment.
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Population of IraQ now is esti-
mated at 2,750,O00.
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King to View Tactics.

PERUGIA, Italy, September q LP).
king. Victor Emma nuel arrived here
on the royal train today. He will Join
Premier Mussolini in observing the
military maneIvers TO he held i'm
Umbria in the form of q sham battle.
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BRADLEY Wednesday. September 8. 1926.
d EMT G, BRADLEY. beloved husband of
k LIN m m: Trotter Body resting at Cav
Gay | ptm Funeral services at the
Ii39 FIX and Of N ne Epiphany. st. between
a. 2 pm. Interment Arlington National
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FOREIGN.
FOUND.

COLLIE DOG old. blind in one eye Call
Humane Education Society. North 1915.
PART BULL and mart wre-haired terrier
male: white. with brinde spots short tail
Owner kindly claim at~Washington Animal
Rescue League. $40 Md. ave. sw.
PoCKETBooK. on Iahor, day, at 18th st.
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MarriaQe.

THnM AS-CHAPMAN. August II. 1926.
chuirnn h rffr nsIc CT ST Cecilias Catholic
CHAPMAN of Washington u. G.. and
WILLIAM T. THOMAS of Charleston.
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Mrs. Dawes and Senate Ladies
Guests at AlfrescO Lunch.

Mrs. Dawes, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, was the honor guest at the
luncheon given today by Mrs. Law
renee c. Phipps, wife Of Senator
lohipps OF Colorado, who entertained
the ladies' of the Senate. The party
was a charming one, the luncheon
being served picnic fashion on the
lawn Of Single Oak, the home OF Sem
ator and Mrs. Phipps. on Cathedral
venue. There were about 20 guests.
The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
were guests at a dinner given last
night by Senator and Mrs. William
N. Butler, the entire presidential
suite Of the New Willard being used
for the evening. Guests included
Baron do Cartier, Ambassador of Bel
GUM: Mobile Giacomo do Martino,
Ambassador OF Italy; tho Ambassador
Of France and Nine. Berenger, the Min
ister Of Greece and Nine. Simopoulos,
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Davis,
the Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Jariine, Senator Charles Curtis. Sem
ator Frederick Hale, Senator and Mrs.
Jesse II. Metcstlf. Senator Francis Z.
Warren, Senator and Mrs. Hiram
Bingham, Senator and Mrs. Frederic
NJ. Sackett, Senator and Mrs. Charles
:. Deneen, Senator and Mrs. Thomas
r. Bayard, Senator and Mrs. Guy
Despard Goff, Representative and
Mrs. John @. Tilson, First Assistant
Postmaster General and Mrs. John II.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lans
ing, Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.; Mrs.
John Z. Henderson, Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock, Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, Mrs.
Godfrey Lowell Cabot, Mrs. Mary
Hastings Bradley, Judge John Barton
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II.
Brooke. Gen. George owen Squier.
Miss Miriam Butler and Miss Edith
Hoyt.
The Minister Of Greece and Nine.
SiInopoubs will he the honor guests
at dinner this evening of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Sol Bloom, who Will
entertain at the May4iower Hotel.
Diplomatic. official and resident So
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibbs Nc
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" HE Secretary OF State and Mrs.
kellogg will be honor guests
at q dinner party to be enter
tanned tonight at the embassy
bv the Ambassador of France
and Nine. Berenger, when the AmDas'
sador Of Belgium, Baron de Cartier,
and several others from the diplomatic
corps will be in the company.
The Secretary and Mrs Kellogg were
hosts to q large and distinguished COM
pany at dinner last evening at the
American Union. The company
uf So included the Minister Of Portu..
Sal, Viscount d'Alte; the Minister OF
Denmark, Mr.. Constantin Brun; the
Minister of Uruguay and Nine. tarela,
the Minister of Hungary and Countess
SZechenyi, the Minister of Finland,
Mr., Axel Leonard Astron; the Minis.
ter of Guatemala and Sonora de San
chez Latour, the Minister OF Colombia
and Sonora de Olaya, the Minister OF
panama and Sonora de Alfaro, the
Minister of the Serbs, CroatS and
SIoyenes. DR.. Ante Tresich Pavichlch;
the Minister OF Lithuania and Nine.
Tiizauskiene, the Minister Of the Irish
Free state and Mrs. Smiddy, the Min
lister of Austria and Nine. Prochnik,
the Minister Of Latvia and Nine.
Seya, the Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Salny. the Minister Of Czechoslovakia,
Ir. Zdenek Fierlinger: the Minister OF
Bulgaria and Nine. Radewa, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fred a. Britten,
Representative and Mrs. Allen j. Fur
low, the Secretary to the President
and Mrs. Everett Sanders, the United
States Minister To Switzerland ana
Mrs. Hugh Gibson, the Assistant Sec
retary of State and Mrs. j. Butler,
Wright. the director general OF the
American Union, DR.. Leo S.
Rowe: Col. and Mrs. Sherwood A.
cheney, Capt. and Mrs. Adolphus An
tlrews. Mrs. Alvin r. Hert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Nine.
Ifauge, Mrs. Francis j. Otis. Miss
Helen Patten. Miss Josephine Patten,
Miss Julia Rogers OF st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Beck, Miss Anne
Squire and Mr.. Pierrepont MofTett.
y small company OF additional
guests were asked for the music after
the dinner. Mr.. Martin Richardson.
tenor, formerly Of Washington. now OF
New York. and L Marimba Band, un-
der the direction of Mr.. Arsenic Ralon,
gave the program.
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don Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
bennett. Mrs. G.. NJ. Eckels. Bishop
and Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant. DR.. c. n. Gregory, Mrs.
Stokes Halkett, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Hartman, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. j. Hill
man Hollister, Col. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins. DIR. and Mrs. Jameson, Mr..
Lynch Luquer, Bishop and Mrs. Nc.
Dowell, DIR. and Mrs. G. r. Mann,
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, Represent
ative and Mrs. j. II. Morehead, Mr..
F.. X. Nielsen, Capt. and Mrs. Milton
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Robert
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Salter,
Miss Julia Schelling, DR.. and Mrs.
James b. Scott. Canon and Mrs. An
son Phelps Stokes and Mrs. Swain.
Mrs. Alfred II. Brosseau OF Green
wich, Conn, who has just been elected
president general of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, entertained
at dinner last night at the Willard, at
which time she had eight guests.
Mrs. Charles L. Sawyer, widow of
the former physician to President
Harding, who is at the Willard for a
short stay, entertained at dinner there
last night
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Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Story will en-.
tertain a dinner party at Rauscher's
tonight for their daughter, Miss Caro-
line Story, and Mr.. Edward Lyndal
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Mrs. Everett Sanders, the wife OF
the secretary to the President, will
entertain 16 guests for luncheon ard
bridge at the Congressional Country
Club tomorrow. They will play bridge
in the Ponlpefan room
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Continued on Nineteenth Page.l
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Mrs. George Sutherland, wife OF Mr..
Justice Sutherland. entertained at
luncheon today at the Chevy Chase
Club. in honor Of Mrs. Edward r.
wife OF Mr.. Justice Sanford.
III n.riN l..a %
Evening star., 1926-04-27

Adoo, who are now in Washington
were luncheon guests today OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Peyton Wilson in the
presidential dining room Of the May
flower.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benoit. who
have been spending the Winter at
Wardman Park Hotel, have recently
purchased Snowden. one of the most
beautiful Of the historic old Virginia
estates, near fredericksburg. During
the Civil War, just prior to the battle
Of Fredericksburg, Gen. Robert T..
Lee made his headquarters at Snow
den. The estate, which comprises $50
acres, is equipped as an up-to-date
dairy farm and has a splendid stable
Mr.. and Mrs. Benoit are giving up
their country place, Rosebank, at
Leonardtown. Nd, and will take pos.
tanning their Wardman Park apart.
ment as their Washington home.
Mrs. Adams, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Porter Hartwell Adams, U. S. N. r. F.,
was hostess to a party of so, entertain
ing at a bridge and tea in the parlors
of the Martinique on Friday afternoon.
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles
A. Adams, mother of Comdr. Adams;
Mrs. Frederick Patten of Brookline,
Mass. Mrs. Mason M. Patrick, wife
Of Maj. Gen. Patrick, chief of the
Army Air Service, and Mrs. Ellis M.
Zacharias, wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Zach
arias, Y. S. n.
Capt. Andrews, former commander
of the u. S. S. Mayfiower. was guest
Of honor at u luncheon given by his
friends in the Presidential suite yes
of t.H nf
will leave shortly on a diplomatic mis-
sion to the arms conference at Geneva.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell Goodman
Of New York is in Washington for q
few days to attend the meetings of