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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

gentleman, not twinkling his pink
nose this time. for he did it in the
story before this, if YOU will kindly
remember. But it will cost YOU a
lot of pennies to buy the lemons and
sugar TO make your lemonade. The
water won I cost anything but the
other things will. So YOU will have
to sell many glasses before YOU get
back what YOU pay out for lemons
and sugar
Oh. we aren' I going to buy any
sugar. said Jingle.
And we aren't going to buy
lemons. either said Jamgle.
No?' asked Uncle Wiggilv, sort
of surprised like. How are you
going to get the sour lemons and the
sweet sugar.
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzv will
give them to US laughed Jingle.
=" Specially if you ask her to, -
added Jangle.
Ha. ha.' chuckled the bunny
rabbit, - am supposed to work
hard TO earn money to buy lemons
and sugar to give away so YOU two
can make lemonade to sell and make
pennies for yourselves. Ha, hal
eyes; ism T it funny laughed
the two little rabbit girls together,
just like twins, which, indeed, they
were. And Jingle asked:
When do we get the lemons and
sugar. Daddvcums
"Oh. | suppose II have to tell
Nurse Jane it all right, - said Mr..
Longears, laughing some more. And
the muskrat lady also laughed when
she gave the two rabbit girls what
thev wanted.
Uncle Wiggilv helped Jingle and
Jangle set up the stand, made from
an old box, with a piece of white
ON. He also t"ascd Mrs. Long
ears until she let Jingle and .Janglc
take pitcher and some glasses and
a tin pail in which to make the
lemonade.
Soon the cool, sweet drink was
made and Jingle and Jangle sat in
the shade, behind their stand, wait
ing for customers and calling out:
- Nice, cool, sweet lemonade. in
the shade. Don't be afraid Come
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
TEN YEARS AGO
July %. 10l6

johnny Bassier, Who was catcher
for two season for FL Ccnfro in
the Imperial VALLEY Baseball league
stands second in the coast lrusu,
with Il percentage of 30.
Call Maggatt, formerly of the
Imperial club, has climbed back into
the 800 class.
- the farm center meeting nj
Verde ilr other evening u. {. Bit.
ier. secretary Of t,c Fl Centre
chamber Of commerce nude talk
on ''ooporJtioa Ectwccn city a-l
County, -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
THEATERS

Mother, may go in to
swim? Yes, my darling
daughter. Hang your
clothes on a hickory limb
but don't go near the wa
ter.
Those who remember the above
verse, aud the many girls who go
TO the resorts for social afternoon
only, Will find foIa Ncgri s style
suggestions, both admirable and use
ful..
The ensemble she wears in a Palm
Beach scene in "Good and
Nanghty.' which come to the AIR
dome tomorrow night consist of
chiffon suit Of rose beige in simple
design, the edge of the skirt trim
med in rose beige far, With thia
is worn short chiffon coat. The
sleeves are III telescope pattern and
have three bands Of rose beige fun.
i tight little mrbau Of gold leaves,
nudc stockings and amber satin
-hee8 complete The costume, except
for dainty sun parasoI Of the same
material as the suit.
y rope Of pearls for the throat
and a series Of wide bracelets for
the Icft arm give the finishing
touch.
This outfit WAS designed for Miss
Ncgrj by Travis Bauton, Paramount
fashion creator. The production in
which she wrHrs it was directed by
Malcoluu st. Chair. Tom Moore
aud Ford Sterling are in the fca-
tIryd east.
The II acrr Robertson orange
grove u N,ntma county sold l"
aohn j. Young for S52,poe.
Ventura apricot growcrs this year
received their highest price, $50 u
f.u..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell OF I'm
perial Valley for this daoe
in past years.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
,JIlv %. 1906

Dr. Hin is out from Los Angeles
to see after his ranch in Water Com
panN so. T. lie expects to take
trip up the Alamo channel above
Snaps hc5diug and look into the
situation there.
Miss Lucille Holman : intend.
ing to leave for Los Angeles, sun
day morning.
Miss Alta Holmes, who las been
visiting the Consers, leaves for her
hom' in Arizona, Friday.
Word comes from the lower val
ley that there is no water what.
ever in the Colorado's < old channel
and that horscncn frequently ride
mp the old river bed to the intake.
\ mile below the intake there is
very little sediment deposited, aud
two miles below there is none what.
ever.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

Jangle. who was Jingle's sister.
We re going to make thousand
pennies, and be rieh!'
- How! - asked Uncle Wiggily,
gently pulling the long ears Of the
little bunny girls.
a. We arg going to make lemonade
and sell il from little wO0Nlen
stand ont in 'front.' said Jingle.
lit : hot day and everybody that
goes past will want drink of our
cold. sweet lemonade. -
1t sounds good, said the rabbit
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

The II acrr Robertson orange
grove IA N,nrma county sild 10
1aln j. ouue ior S52,Hoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD &. GARIs
Copyright. 1926. by Mcclure
Newspaper Sy..tics+e
UNCLE WIGGILY'S LEMONADE
STRAWS

I'VE are going to make lot of
money Daddycums.' said Jingle.
one Of Uncle Wiggilv's little rab-
bit girls, as she climbed up into the
lap rs he sat on the front porch Of
his hollow stump bungalow one
morning.
Such a lot of money! echoed
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
A SUGGESTION

- 1t pays to ADVERTISE.
Every successful business man knows it, and mil
lions of dollars spent each year this country for
advertising
1t would seem that Ell Centre could get some good
- ertisng by having signs placed the highways at
- to the city informing the tourist that
RI Is III Centre, and if desirable giving SOM. nfor-
nation about the city.
There such signs miles out on the highway
and while they of some benefit something nearer
the city would be better. The sign need not be
garish or gaudy but should be something in keeping
with the dignity of city Of nearly 10000 people.
And it might be desirable to have similar signs
placed along the railroad tracks that the tourist or
pleasure seeker travelling by rail would at least have
am impression of FL Centre.
= While the braggart and boaster is to be discour-
aged there is a difference between senseless Dragging
and legitimate advertising of ones bust
The matter is referred to the city council the
chamber of commerce for their consideration.
= Detroit propose sto erect building 873 feet high,
beating everything else earth Better remember
what happened to the old Mesopotamians when they
tried that on the plains of Shinar
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

"Mother, may ! go in to
swim? Yes, my darling
daughter. Hang your
clothes on hickory limb
but don't go near the wa
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

Ventura apricot growers this year
received their highest price, $50 a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28

fine time. Md they thanked their
Daddvcums for making daudcliou
stems into straws. And if the lee
man docsn 7 bring q postage stamp
instead Of ton of coal, III tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily )
spare tire.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of J. 4. Bell, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dcrsigned Robert Bell, Administra-
tor of the Estate of j. NJ. Bell, de-
ceased, to. the Creditors OF. and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
ieation of this notice to the said
Robert Bell, at his office at 112
Rehkopf Bldg FL Centre, Califer-
MIA, or to file the same with the
"lerk Of the superior court, Of Ip-
)eriaI county.
Dated June 2G. 1926
ROBERT BELL.
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MOVES TO WILLARD
FOR D.A n. CONGRESS-

Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, presi.
dent general Of the d. A. r., is
moving today from her apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel, where she
and Mr.. Cook have made their home
fol, the past three years, to the VIII
lard Hotel, where she will remain
while the National ID. A. r. Con-
gress is in session next week.
Miss Grace Lynch, secretary to
Senator Robert M. IaFOilette, jf.,
entertained at luncheon yesterday
in compliment to Lester j. Burr,
Miss Rachel Young, Miss Frances
Davis, Mrs. Ralph Sucher, Miss
Matilda Young, Orcorn Leibert,
Fred Prange, Lester Burr and
IL. y. Sheahan.
Mrs. Minnie olds Fay, of New
York, worldwide travel manager,
who has just returned from her
fourth tour around the world, Is
now in. Washington, a guest at the
Mayflower Last year Mrs. Fay
visited the most northern and most
southern points Of the world,
namely Hamerfest. Norway, and
Puente Arenas, Chile.
saa
Mrs. Alvin C. Voris and her
daughter, Miss Katherine, who have
been cruising in the Caribbean, re.
turned directly from Panama in
stead of going on to, California as
they had planned, and arrived in
New York ON the Chateau Thierry
on Wednesday evening. They have
rejoined Colonel Voris in their
ana f-funuf AT Wa rfIrnan Park Hotel
y
Representative and Mrs. Charles
A. Eaton have as their guests al
Wardnan Park Hotel DIR. Eaton S
nephew and his wife, State Senator
and Mrs. William r. Eaton, OF
Denver, Col. Senator Lawrence @.
Phipps. of Colorado, Representative
and Mrs. Eaton and Mr.. and Mrs
William r. Eaton were guests al
dinner last evening Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hoffstpt, OF New York, who
entertained at the Mayflower Hotel
i y
Mrs. w. M. Skeet is entertain,
ing at a bridge-tea this afternoon
in the Florentine room of Wardmar
Park Hotel. Assisting her in re.
ceiving will be Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. n. s. Evans and Mrs. N, e,
Leighton. There are seven tables
of bridge and additional guests will
come IN later for tea.
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DINNER TONIGHT At
NETHERLANDS LEGATION

The British Ambassador and Lady
Isabella Howard win be the honor
guests at dinner this evening OF
the Minister of The Netherlands
and Nine. de Graeff, who will en-
terrain a company OF ~ at the
legation
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COLUMBIAN WOMEN
PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET

The list of speakers for the
eighteenth annual banquet of the
Columbia Women of George Wash.
ington University, to be held AT
the Chevy Chase Club on the eve
ming of April 20. is notable one
and includes Mrs. Florence Kahn,
Representative from California;
Mrs. Mary T. Norton, Representa-
tive from New Jersey; Miss Jessie
Dell. Civil Service Commissioner
and Mrs. Sallie V. III. Pickett, prom
inent newspaper woman.
Among the honor guests who
will attend the banquet are Mrs.
William Mather Lewis, Mrs An
thony Wayne Cook and Mrs. DAVID
Allan Robertson.
The officers of the organization.
which is rounding out IS years OF
active service for George Washing
ton University with constantly
increasing sphere of achievement
and influence. are Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle. president; Mrs. De
witt o. Croissant, first vice prest-
dent; Mrs. Charles I. Corby, second
vice president; Mrs. Frank +. Rut-
ter. recording secretary; Mrs. Ches-
ter Howe. corresponding secretary:
Miss Irene Pistorio. treasurer, ana
Miss Ruby Nevins. historian.
Il X
Isauw Gabaldon, resident commits
sioner from the Philippines, and
his son are at the Hotel Martinique,
where they will remain until the adj
journment Of Congress.
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SOCIETY FOL K
IN OPERA
AUDIENCE
Ovation Given Director.
and Conductor of
Company

Smart society lonve1ed the audi
epce for the Washington Opera
Companys presentation 81 'iPag
Iiacci, : and The Secret Of su.
zanne,' at the, Auditorium last eve.
ming and Contributed to the bril-
lance ..of the occasion. Charming
productions BOTH they were re.
ceived with enthusiasm which
warmed: to q genuine ovation. fer
Edouard Alb:on. director Of the com
pany. and Jacques Satnassoud, The
conductor, who has done 50 much
for the company. The performance
was arranged as q testimonial for
Mr.. Sainaseouds y Z u.
The WinigtaE 81 Greece and Mime.
Sinop6iIl 6a b dEupied box and the
Minister OF Latvfa and Nine. Sega
were with Mr. and Mrs. Albion.
who also entertained Mrs. Charles
q Matthews, Miss Mary. Meek,
Miss Dorothy Monden and Boris
lang Senator and Mrs. Law
renee C. Rhipps entertained a Dox
party. Mrs Jardine, wife or the
Secretary Of Agriculture, was among
those in thee boxes and Mrs. Mapel
walker Willebrandt was among the
guests fof Mrs. Bessie Parker
Rruepgeman in her box.
Mrs. LasalIe corbell Pickett en- en-.
tertained guests and another inter-
esfing box party included DR.. and
Mrs Boyd Carpenter. Mrs. John G.
fremont and Mrs. Medorem Craw-
ford Mrs. Walter Wilcox was
among Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuck
ern1an's guests;
others Sglimpsed in the audience
were Commissioners and Mrs. Cuno
Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
story Major and Mrs. George Oak
lev Totterl, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
walker. Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Constantin DiamantopoElos. of the
Greek legation; Mrs. Tracy Dows'
Miss Bessie Adams, Miss Kathryn
Hitchcock and Miss Esther Foote.
Also Mrs. Aidney Neale, Mrs
Robert Dove, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Kenyon. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey
Wiley. Mrs. Geneva Durham, Nine.
Mishtowt, Leo Pasvolsky and Rear
Admiral Andrew Long.
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ALFAROS PLAN
SERIES OFsPARTIES


The Minister. Of Panama and
Mime. Alfaros WIN entertain at din
ner' on the evening OF May in
honor of the wee President and
Mrs.sD Dawes
The British Ambassador and Lady
Isabella Howard win be the honor
guests at q dinner which the Min
lister and Nine. AIfaro will give in
the evening 81 May 8.
Nine. Alfaro1 entertained at
luncheon today In compliment to
Mrs. Herbert Price. Of Danville.
KY, sister-in.laW Of William Jen-
nings Price, FORMER American min.
lister to Panama, who is here for
the D. A. r. convention. Other
guests were Mrs. Robert Stanfield.
Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Daniel
Carr, Mrs. Wilbur Turner. Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. Mason
Gray, Mrs. Medorem Crawford, Mrs.
Frank Bacon, Nine. Soyez. Mrs.
Arthur Butman, Mrs. Charles Kerr,
Mrs. Dallett Wilson, Mrs. Daven-
port White and Miss Mary Lackey,
sister Of Mrs. Price.
Miss May Bradshaw and Miss
Catharine C. Critcher win be
guests of honor Sunday afternoon
at the Art Promoters Club, 2011
st. NJ. W., from to s p. mr..
Among the other guests will be
Mrs. May Ashton. Miss Estelle G..
Drane, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Dab
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Willis,
Miss Edith Grosvenor, and the
Misses Bass. Under the auspices
of the Junior Art Promoters an
exhibition of pen-and-ink portrai-
ture from the, Business High School
will be on view, contributed by Miss
Eva Barrett, Miss Laura Beckett,
Mrs. William Bird, Miss Naomi
Connick, Miss Louisa Devlin, Miss
Mary Duffy, Miss Jeanette Har-
mon. Mr.. Lawrence Halstead, Mr..
Kenneth Harvey, Miss Alberta.
Lahore, Mr.. Richard Montgomery,
Miss Angela Myers, and Miss Helen
Sioussa. At o'clock Miss Critcher
will speak on "The Importance of
Early Art Study The public is
invited.
Colonel and Mrs. E. G.. Peyton
will be hosts at dinner this evening
at the Officers Club at the Wash
ington Barracks when their guests
will number IL.
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DANCE PLANNED FOR
RUBINSTEIN CLUB

Mrs. Robert Hamilton Dalgleish
has cards out for a dance for the
benefit of the Rubinstein Club
this evening at O'Clock in the
Hotel Roosevelt ball room. The fol
lowing members of the club are
assisting Mrs. Daigleish, Mrs
James f. DaIgleish, Mrs. Frank E.
Lord, Mrs. Elmer Smith,, Mrs. Will
liam E. Buell., Mrs. Harvey Rabbit,
Mrs. George Wilcox, Mrs. Peter
Becker. jr.. Mrs. James Soper, Mrs
William ID. Baker. Mrs. William r.
Benham, Mrs. Fred KDnge, Mrs
Thomas Schilling, Mrs. George Cor
bett, Mrs. Charles u Schermerhorn
Mrs. Mabel d. Mccarthy: Mrs. A.
T.. Stone, Mrs. Milton l.. Oden, Miss
Mabel Hacker, Miss cecile NJ. Sale,
Miss Rachel Lang, Miss Alice
Barnes. Miss Marion King, Miss
Mabel McCalip. Miss Pauline Knoe'l-
err. Miss Francis Scherger, Mrs
Milton c. White, Miss Margaret
Hughes. Miss Lorraine Rose. Mass
Grace Biddle, Mrs. NJ. l.. Rutan,
Mrs. A.. j. Richards, Miss Margaret
Moran, Mrs. Mabel G. Boyd, Miss
Clara Stack, Miss Betty Lukbert,
Miss Anne Rosinski, Miss Josephene
Daily. Mrs, Ernest Klinge, Mrs.
Duncan Richmond, Miss Elsie Smell
ing, Mrs. William r. Lipman.
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SENATOR REED
MAKES ADDRESS

senator James a. Reed Of Mis-
souri, spaid tribute to the memory
Of Champ Clark, In an address
wl4icI, was llvered Tuesday eve
Ming at the last meeting for the
season of the Missouri Society at
pthe washington Hotel.
Al song which was written BY
one Of Missouri's citizens, Mrs.
Ralph r.. Lozier, wife Of the mem.
Der Of Congress from the second
district was sung by Representa-
tive Clifton Woodruff. Of Viz
gfnia., who was accompanied by
Mrs. Carl II chindblom. wife Of
the Represents from Illinois.
*s* II
The Humane Education Society
viii hold d benefit card party At
the New willard Hotel, Friday
afternoon, May IA, In the interest
Of the .'Be Kind to Animals Rest
Farm for Friendless Animals.
Miss Duncan u. Fletcher is chair
man Of the party and Miss Suette
Trough, chairman Of the pa
tronesses, with Mrs. Jesse Lee WspI
as assistant.
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NILE. DE BEARN
MARRIED In
PARIS
Wedding, Solemnized Yes
terday, Is Of Inter-
est Here

The wedding OF Mile. Beatrice
de Bearn, only daughter Of Prince
Henri de Bearn ct de chalais. and
John freeman, son o. the late WI
liam Freeman, was soIemnized yes
terday in paris. The Brides father
served for several years in Wash
ington as counselor Of the French
embassy. Her mother was Miss
Beatrice Winans, of Baltimore. her
marriage 70 Prince de Bearn TAX
ing place in 1905, She died IN 1907
in ST. Petersburg, Russia, now
tLeningrad.
Mr.. F'reenafl's mother ives
Princess de Braganza. and ne is
allied with the Bourbon Braganza
family. Dom Pedro, Emperor Of
Brazil was among his forbears.
Mrs. Charles whitman, wife Of
the former governor Of New York,
wl1b is spending the week at the
willard, entertained at dinner there
last night at WHICH covers We're
laid for eight.
Lawson TreadwelI. who has been
at the Mayflower for a few days.
#is leaving town tonight to join
his family In Atlanta. Later they
will return Ito New York. where
they are now making their home.
Miss Jane walker. who has been
visiting IN St. Louis for the last
two months, will return to Wash
inrton tomorrow and will be with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lyman Huffman.
Miss walker Is Mrs. Huffman's
daughter
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CARD PARTY FOR
WHEEL OF PROGRESS

The following patronesses have
been added to the list for the wheel
Of progress card party and bridge
to be held in the main ballroom Of
the Mayflower Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon, April 20: Mrs. Alfred
Pembroke Thorn, Mrs. Charles
Slater, Mrs. Macpherson Crichton,
Mrs. w. n. Nicholson, Mrs. G, A.
Hawley and Mrs. w. W. Spaid.
Among those who have taken
tables are Mrs. Franklin King, Mrs.
J. w. Nicholson, Mrs. J. T. Harris,
Mrs Frederick T. r. Johnson, Mrs.
III. A. Haywood, Mrs. Frank Nor.
rison, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Richard
! Floyd Irwin, Mrs. Sarah Grigsby
, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Lucy Cooper
Shaw, Mrs Charles Mead. Mrs
FRANCES Curley Adams Coulson and
Mrs. III. c. Surguy.
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DISTINGUISHED LADIES
LUNCHEON GUESTS

Mrs. William .Kearny Carr was
hostess at luncheon today in com.
pliment to Mrs. Lawrence ID. Ty-
son, wife of Senator Tyson. There
were IL in the company. This was
the third of a series of four lunch
cons given this week by Mrs. Carr.
The last one will be tomorrow. Al
yesterdays luncheon the honor
guest was Lady. Isabella Howard.
wife OF the British ambassador, and
on Wednesday Mrs. Taft, wife of
the Chief Justice. was the ranking
guest.
Senator and Mrs. William NJ.
Butler have issued invitations for
q dinner in the presidential suite
Of the Willard on Monday evening,
April 90.
At the Mayflower Hotel on Mon
day, April 10, there will be q bril-,
liant gathering of representative
people. who will play cards for the
benefit Of the Holy Family Day
Nursery. There will be prize for
every table.
The patroness list includes Lady
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Guest at White House

Isabella H4oward, Miss C. Ahearn,
Mrs. d. Altman. Mrs. T. w. Bra
hany, Miss. May Berberich, Miss T..
Bergling, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. sc. j.
Brennan, Mrs. Joyce Broderick, Mrs.
Philip Brown, Mrs. p. v. Boyer,
Mrs. w. NJ. Ballard, Mrs. E. Bayne.
Mrs. r. p. Brown, Mrs. Bro oks-
Reitz, Mrs. FL. NJ. Crandall, Mrs.
II. J.; Connolly, Mrs. c. r. Craig,
Miss Mary CulIinane, Mrs. D. ].
Callahan, Mrs. NJ. J, !. Collins, Mrs.
z. o. Cashell, Mrs. "A. j. Carrico,
Mrs. M. J. Colbert, Mrs. Charles
Cassidy. Mrs. d. j. Dunnigan, Mrs.
C. A. Didden, Mrs. p. A. Drury, Mrs.
r. 3. Emerson, Mrs. i. j. Farley,
Mrs. H. B. Father, Mrs Joseph
Ferrera, Mrs. F.. Flayfn. Mrs. o.
Garcia. Mrs. l.. r. Gatti, Mrs. o. s.
Gardiner. Mrs. r. S. Golibart, the
Misses Hickey, Mrs. r. Hinchley.
Mrs. Frank j. Hughes, Mrs. Leo
Harlow, Mrs. E. b. Horen, Mrs. D. A.
Hayden, Mrs. r. T. Holden, Miss Lii
liam M. Hart, Miss Katherine Judge,
Mrs J. n. Johnson. Mrs. w. G..
johnson, Mrs. J.. j. Kennedy, Mrs.
F. D. KIimkiewicz,e Miss Helen
Keane, Mrs. II. V. Lansdale. Mrs. j.
Maza, Mrs. A. Il. Murphy, Mrs.
George May, Mrs. James Mckee, Mrs.
McFarlane, Mrs. P. j. Nee. Mrs. John
Noonan. Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. L.
ockershausen, Mrs. O. s. Orme, Mrs.
William O'Donnell, Mrs. d. w.
O'Donoghue, Mrs. William Pierce
Mrs. j. A. Phelan. Mrs: E. c. Poston.
Mrs. Louise K. Peake. Mrs. T..
r.. Quinn, Mrs. r. "A. Rauel: Mrs.
H. L. Ryan, Mrs. w. H. Rapley.
Mrs. NJ. J. Ready, Mrs. B. F. Saul,
the Misses Saul, Mrs. Fl. c. Sheri-
dan, Mrs. w. A. Simpson, Mrs. d.
C. Shea. Mrs. Mark Sullivan, n, s.
r. S.. Summons, Mrs. Trobriuer,
Mrs. p. J. Tumulty, Mrs. NJ. Velati,
Mrs. l.. Viboud, Mrs. Harry Ward
man. Mrs. Fl. B. Wilson and Mrs.
D. Zirkin.
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MRS. KELLOGG TO
VISIT HOT SPRINGS

Mrs. kellogg, wife of the Secre'
tary of State, and her sister, Mrs,
Frank J. Otis. who has been visit.
ing her. will leave town on Sunday
for Hot Springs; Va, to remain
week. Therefore Mrs. Kellogg will
not receive on Wednesday.
=
The Belgian Ambassador, Baron
de Cartier, returned to Washington
yesterday from New York. where
he went to address the members
of the Advertisers Club.