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CLUE
To JEWEL
BANDITS
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spectcr Pratt believes the informa-
tion important, as so far the police
have been unable to learn what
means Of loc0naOfion were employed
by the bandits to make their get
away.
IN the meantime, Joseph Peter
Davis, %, the member OF the bandit
crew who has been captured, In
sists that he does not know the
names OF the two confederates who
made their escape.
Repeated questioning. which was
particularly vigorous after he had
been viewed by all OF the detectives
at the daily Zine up In head
quarters today. failed TO shake his
story that he had met two men in
a downtown lunch room last Thurs
day. that they asked him II ne
wanted to get elm on something
easy::s that he agreed to help them,
and that he didn't even know what
house was to be robbed until he
was taken to the Williams mansion
at 1927 Sixteenth st. about CSC
o'clock last evening.
Plan to Quiz Servants
The police also plan to quiz all
who were bound to kitchen chairs
while the robbery took place. The
servants state yariously that there
were four, five and six men who
robbed the house, but the police
are inclined to believe that there
were only two besides Davis, as
Davis has stated, and that the
other estimates are due to excite
ment of the servants.
The motorcycle clue was given to
the Washington Times today by
residents of 1115 and i119 Tenth
street 1t was in 1119 that the
bandits hired q room yesterday
morning, and It was there that the
police found their suitcases last
night. The suiteases. however,
yielded no clue.
For several days women in the
two houses adjoining I'LL declared.
they have understood. from col
ored man who carries ashes from
the furnaces of houses in the block,
that three motorcycles have been
kept in the kitchen of iii. The
matter has been the subject OF
much quiet gossip in the neighbor-
hood, but the man who rents the
house at iii, Mr.. Todd, has
yiG1uG0 no Iil1OfIBdItOn OH the SUI
ject, according to the neighbors.
Tenants Are Mystery
The house has been tenanted by
men for about two months. neigh
bors declared.
The Mr. Todd, who rents the
house. was not at home today, and
repeated ringing of the bell and
knocking at front and back doors
failed to bring any response.
The robbery was one of the most
daring Of its kind committed in
Washington in recent years.
Stories vary as TO the number of
bandits. but police are inclined to
believe that there were only three.
as Davis said, although the servants
at the Williams house variously
state that there were four, five and
six. No servant, however. admits
having seen more than three at one
time. and the ponce feel that ex-
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SECRETARY KEEL CC GOES
TO PlNEHuRsT FOB REST

Secretary of state Kellogg has
gone to PineIaurst, ~. G. for u
weeks vacation, IT was announced
here today. He left last night.
mr.. kellogg has been suffering
and ii said to have desired the rest
Houghton and Minister Gibson next
week. when conferences will require
his presence here.
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But CARlA TO EXECUTE
III LEADERS or RED PLOT

SOFIA, March 81. Eleven alleged
leaders Of the Communists Agrarian
conspiracy, including former mem
bers of the Stambolisky cabinet,
were sentenced to death today.
Thirty others received sentences
OF life imprisonment and lesser
terms.
with plotting the overthrow Of the
Bulgarian government.
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HOLD-UPS
IN 80. HOURS
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but was unable to give good de
scription of either of them.
George Graves, colored, loZo
Tenth ST. N W., also was held UP
at the point of pistol at Ienth
and K SITS. N. w. early today, he
told the police his assailant was
Manuel Willis, 16-year-old colored
boy, 1908 Rhode Island Ave. n. w.
He said he was robbed of $50.
Harry Brodie. 1717 East Caplto'
ST., taxi driver. was hired by a
colored man at Georgia and Florida
Avenues Northwest and told to go
to Georgia Avenue and Barry Place
Northwest, where the passenger
thrust a revolver against his back
and ordered him to hold up his
hands. The robber was frightened
off, however, and fled through an
alley without getting anything.
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citement was the cause OF state.
ments that there were more than
three.
Friend Is Heroine
Miss Helen Drake, friend Of the
wealthy widow who owns the
mansion. was heroine Of the rob
berry and It was due to her
snreWdness and nerve that Davis
was arrested. Mrs Williams, who
had recovered from the shock 81
the attack on her, and the tearing
Of $500 ring from her finger
by one OF the bandits, was warm
In her praise OF Miss Drake today.
One OF the bandits rang the
front door bell about $50 last even
ing and waitress answered the
door. He flashed an Internal
Revenue badge, said he was q
Secret Service man, and that there
had been a robbery in the house
and he had come to investigate.
The waitress, however, refused "a
let him in. saying she would cal
Mrs. Williams. The man. however
forced the door open and admitted
two more men.
Knew Rum of House
The waitress who had opened the
door was grasped around the waist
by one of the men and warned not
to scream. Another bandit went
to the kitchen in the rear. and
there found four other servants
He told them ali to be quiet
pointing a. revolver at them in tbs
meanwhile.
That the bandits were well &C
quainted with the household was
evidenced by the fact that, without
seeking further information, they
said they would wait for two other
servants, who were serving tea
upstairs.
When these two servants came
down into the kitchen they were
herded with the others and all were
bound to kitchen chairs.
One bandit was left TO guard the
group while two others ran up the
stairs. The servants say that one,
two or three additional men were
admitted through the front door al
The Washington times., 1926-03-08
Justice Holmes Tolls
as Usual on 85th
Birthday

Oliver Wendell Holmes, as
sociate Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, cele-
brated his S5th birthday today
by working as usual.
Vigorous and erect, despite
his more than four score years
and the wounds he received in
the civil war, the veteran JUS
tice walked to the court as
usual to find his desk covered
with flowers and congratulatory
messages from friends.
With the exception Of Chief
Justice fancy, who died in har-
ness at 81, Justice Holmes is
the Oldest justice ever to sit on
the bench.
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FIRST RACE Chef, Lon Shank.
SECOND RACE Amir.
FOURTH RACE Oh. Min, Phyllis
wood, Beautiful Flower.
fifth RACE OIa1or, Chrysalts,
Lancer
SIXTH RACE Espanola. Washakie.
SEVENTH RACE Battlefield
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New Dishes Cost Three
Millions

Apicius, famous Roman epicure,
spent more than three million dol
lars for new tidbits His extrava-
CANT taste so reduced his fortune
that he took other means than eat
ing to kill himself. Had Apicius
had a regular supply of ice to
keep his goods fresh and true to
flavor as American Ice keeps the
foods of today, his craving taste
would have stopped short of sui
eide.
Arrange Today for
Regular American
Ice Service.
TeIephons Main 624O.
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Il new Orle

SECOND RACE Miss Emsfaon TN
lucky. sizzle. Times Z b, Logfire. Futen.
THIRD RACE Bethlehem Steel. 10
Horny Purl. Tule. San Hebron, MOli-
FOURTH RACE smoky DAY. Mickey
Free.
FIFTH RACE pandoY.
SIXTH RAEETte Leopard, Bas-
sOrah, Tangerine.
SEVENTH RACE Hobnon.
Weather, clear: track, slow.
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and Mrs. Eli a. Helmick Gen and
Mrs. Amos y. Fries, Capt. and Mrs.
Milton Reed, Judge and Mrs. Wilbur
Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Logan Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. Graves and
Mrs. Gillett-Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. TilIer will entertain i
company at dinner this evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy.
Col. and Mrs. Daniel ]. Carr enter
tanned at a buffet supper and dance
last evening for their daughter, Miss
Catherine Carr, in compliment to her
house guests. Miss Margaret I-ampke
and Midshipman John o. Shea.
Mrs William W. Galbraith, wife of
Capt. Galbraith. gave Il tea yesterday
afternoon at the May flower for her
son, Mr.. George :. r. Galbraith. who
is at home for the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson Nor
ris of Wardman Park Hotel enter
tanned at dinner last evening in com
pliment to Miss Florence Ingalls, VII
bur- daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T.
Russell Wilbur of Flatbush. n y.
The other guests We're Mrs j. p
Morris, Miss Ellen Burke Mr.. and
Mrs. George BaiIH Springston. Mrs.
Elizabeth BerGstresser. Miss Esther
'N'bili : tlCiiiI tlilA4 LII! Ji'llIl dul IlllSf
jr.
Miss Katharine Simonds Will be
hostess at n tea this afternoon at the
nome OF her parents. on + street, for
the younger members of society.
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons of Newport
who has an apartment at the May
flower, is entertaining n company OF
IA at luncheon there today for Mrs
Francis :. Nash. wife of Capt. Nash
who is returning to Paris within a
short time.
Mrs. Eula White entertained a
luncheon party at the Willard yester-
day for her daughter Miss Dorothy
White, later taking the girls to the
matinee at the National. In the party
were Miss Elizabeh Parker, Miss Mis-
lee Scheper, Miss Carolyn Sanderson
and Miss Barbara Watson.
Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at the May
flower.
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Minister Radef and
Wife Latest to Join
Diplomatic Circle
Bulgarian Envoy Classed
Among His Country's Most
Accomplished Litterateurs
and Able Statesmen. :.

The Minister from Bulgaria. Or.
Simeon Radeff. and his charming
young Wife, who almost is ClaSSed as
u bride, since the marriage took place
less than TWO years go. are the latest
additions to the diplomatic corps, and
they are in every sense most dis
tlngulShed members OF it. Tn. Bul-
sarian Minister * one OF his country's
most eminent litterateuvS as wen as
able statesman. and he has a Ions
list of achievements in both fields. He
has written history unanimously.
notably that of his own country in the
years since the Independence. "The
New bulgaria. in several volumes.
from his pen, is the chief source of in
formation for writer's who discuss the
country since ii won it's freedom from
Turkey. He also has made history.
lie was a delegate from King F'erdi-
nand and signed the armistice at
Saloniki in his behalf, September %.
1918. This treaty vas preliminary to
and leading Ca, e of the armistice
signed in France, November II of the
same year.
Or RAIDER was appointed envoy to
Washington last February. but he was
at the time Bulgarian Minister to Tur-
key. and he was detained at that post
pending the framing and final sigma
ture or that treaty of friendship be
tween the two countries. the annals of
which have been for centuries so
closely interviewer. The signing of
this treaty was his last of'ciar ac+ -
Constantinople, where he had repre-
scented Bulgaria for the past two
wears. But memorable chapter in
his life was written in the old Turkish
caDital in that he met and married
Miss B1Stra Flnareff, daughter of Gen.
Finareff of Sofia and granddaughter
Of one of the most distinguished diplo-
matist of the nation. NJ. George Nul.
covitch.
As very small child she had PLAYED
in the home of her grandfather. who
was Bulgarian Minister in CONSTANT
nople in the late 90s and for nearly
two-years she had presided as mistress
of the same legation. Nine Radeff
is an artist who had prepared her
self most earnestly for a professional
career. portrait painting being. her
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Betrothals Listed
As New Year Feature

Surg. Gen. Edward Rhodes Slit,
L. s. n, and Mrs. Stitt announce the
engagement of their daughter. Mary
Racquet, to Mr.. Arnold Herman Hud-
gins. son of Mr. Robert w. Hudgins
OF Norfolk. The wedding plans are
made for early in February.
Miss Stitt made her debut here two
seasons ago, and is easily one of the
most popular and accomplished girls
Of society. She is graceful dancer,
an expert horsewoman and an excel
lent all-rUund athlete.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Aaron Sherman an
rpunce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter Mary to Mr.. FRANKLIN S. Resi- of
Norfolk. Va, the wedding TO take
place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Latterner an
nonnce the engagement Of their
daughter to Mr.. Constantine Eisinger
81 this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William =. Price an
uuunce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter jeanette to Mr.. Julien Broderson
ut New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Davis of
$50 Twenty street announce
lie engagement Of their daughter,
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Officials Returning
To Posts Of Dh,+v

The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
will return today from their home in
Evanston. ILL.,, where they went for
the holidays with their children, who
completed the first half Of the school
term in Evanston. The Vice President
and Mrs. Dawes will be accompanied
east by their children, who will con-
tinue their studies in Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Walter z. Edge
will arrive today from New York,
where they went for New Year
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey will come today to their
apartment at the Shoreham for the
remainder of the Winter, having spent
the holidays in their home in LocIS-
port. n. Y.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson
will return Tuesday from New YorE
where they went New Year after
noon.
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Receptions Leading
Events of Interest
In the Social World
Capital Hostesses Give No
tice of AT Homes" With
Dates Affixed Opening the
New Year.

Mrs. George Sutherland. wife of
Mr.. Justice Sutherland, will receive
tomorrow from 4 tn 6 o'clock for the
only time this season. She will be
assisted by Nine. Prochnick, Mrs.
James T.. Watson, Mrs. Wilbur John
Carr, Mrs. Arthur O'Brien and Mrs.
Sutherland Elmore.
Mrs. Sanford. wife of Justice Ed
ward Terry Sanford, will receive to-
morrow afternoon from 4 to o'clock
ut 2029 Connecticut avenue
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, wife of
Senator Swanson, will be at home
Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Cummins sisters of
Senator Albert b. Cummins, will be
al home Thursday afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock in their home, 1924 Six
teenth street, and will have assisting
them the wives of the Iowa delegation
in Congress.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will be at
home tomorrow afternoon, when she
will have assisting her Mrs. Edwin
Grosvenor. Mrs. GroSvenor will re-
ceive each Monday of this month.
MIS-. Lana, vic or capt. Emory
Scott Land, L. :. Navy and her
mother, Mrs. Dwight Chester. will not
receive tomorrow afternoon, but will
be at home the remaining Mondays in
January and on Mondays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. George G. Thorpe will be at
home informally this afternoon at
321S Woodley road.
Mrs. William Wheatley will observe
her usual custom and be at home in
formally Saturday, January 9, and
Saturday. January %, from 4 until {
o'clock.
Mrs. John @. Tilson will be at home
informally Tuesday afternoon, Janu-
airy ), at 2016 o street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price Wetherill,
3D., will be at home this afternoon
from to Z o'clock.
Mrs, Alfred i. Taylor, 2029 Con.
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Fetes Mark Early New Year
In Homes of the Diplomats
Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg Dinner Guests of Am
bassador and Sonora de Riano-Many
Important Functions

Samuel Jordan Graham will enter
tain at dinner Saturday.
The Ambassador of Brazil Senior
:. Gurgol do Amaral was the rank
ing guest at the dinner given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman i.
Kendall in compliment to Miss Natica
Mast, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Condo
Mast OF New York.
The dinner was given preceding the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali in honor of Miss Lille RooSe-
Welt and Miss Grace Waggaman, and
the guests included Mrs. r. f. Viii
son. Miss Marion Wilson, Miss Eliza
beth Leary, Mr.. W. NJ. Sullivan. Mr.. c.
c. Messmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. William Prime,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright, Judge
and Mrs. Norman Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Pell. Mrs. Oerlich, Miss Mar
jorie Oelrich, Mr.. James Davis, all
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Dierks. Miss Nancy Hoyt, Miss
Helen Gary, Mr.. Dupont Alexander,
Mr.. Pendleton K. Turner, Mr.. William
Bowie Clark and Mr.. Chester Lock
wood. Two hundred guests Joined the
party for the dancing.
Varela will entertain a company at
dinner tomorrow evening in honor OF
the Secretary of State and Mrs. KEEL
logg.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will entertain at luncheon
today in honor of the Chief Justice
and Mrs. William Howard Taft.
The Minister Of Austria and Nine
Prochnik will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening.
The Minister of Latvia and Nine
Sega entertained a company of 16 at
dinner last evening. They will be
hosts at dinner Saturday evening
The Minister of Poland and Nine
Ciechanowska were the honor guests
at dinner last evening OF Mr., and
Mrs Eugene Meyer, jr.
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Democratic Women VIII
Honor Club President

Invitations have been issued to :;
reception TO be given by the Womans
National Democratic Club. $50 Con
ncCticut avenue. on the afternoon Of
January s, in honor Of the return to
Washington of its president. Mrs.
Borden Hartman, who has been in
Europe for the past six months. and
Its secretary, Mrs. Emily Newell
Blair. vice chairman OF the Demo
cratic national committee, who is com
ing on from her home, in Joplin. Mo.
to attend this function. The recep-
ton. which will DC held from to
o'clock, will be in the nature Of q
ouSGvarming, marking, as it does.
the reopening of the clubhouse and
the renewal of its social and political
activities.
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The Amba ssadur of Spain and
Sonora de Riano will entertain at din
nor Tuesday evening in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg.
The Ambassador of Argentina and
SenUra de APueyrrcdon will be the
honor guests at dinner January q of
Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. Eberlc.
Tho retiring Ambassador of France
and Nine. Daeschner and their daugh-
ters, Niles. Daeschner, will leave
Washington the first of next week for
New York. and will sail January - on
the Paris for their home in France.
The Ambassador and Nine. DaeSch-
per and their daughters will be the
honor guests at dinner this evening of
the second secretary of the embassy
and Countess de Sieyes.
The newly appointed Ambassador of
France and Nine. Beringer Will san
for this country Wednesday, and will
come to Washington shortly after
their arrival in New York
The Ambassador of Italy and Signora
di MARITIME entertained a small com
pany at dinner last evening at the
embassy preceding the dance they
gave in honor of Mile. Antoinette
Daeschner and Mile. Irene Daeschner
daughters of the retiring Ambassador
of France and Mime. Daeschner. The
guests included the Ambassador Of
France and Nine. Daeschner, the sec
ond counselor of the embassy and
Signora Catalini. Princess Margaret
Boncompagni. Mrs. Lawrence Town
send the Italian consul general in
Baltimore, Signor Carlo Cesare Tormi-
ELI; the first secretary. of the embassy.
Count Deltino Rogeri di sNillanova:
! Prof Castellani and other members of
the embassy staff. About 40 guests
joined the company for the dancing.
| The Ambassador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan will entertain at din
ner Wednesday evening.
The Ambassador of Japan and
Nin". Mat~udaira viii be the guests
IN whose hunur Judge and Mrs.
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Trinity Alumnae Plan
for Annual Dance

The Trinity College Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. Washington Chapter, will
hold its annual dance in the large ball
room of the Mayflower Hotel on Fri
day, February II. A large attendance
is expected. Miss Naude Gaynor is
chairman of the dance committee.
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Mile. Paule Dumont to Wed
NJ. REM Aumont of Paris

The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. George a. l.. Dumont.
and Nine. Dumont announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mile.
Paule Dumont. to NJ. REM Aumont Of
Paris, son of the well known race
horse owner and Nine. Alexandra Au
mont. The weddin" will take place in
Neuilly Sur Seine III the early spring.
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Ladies of Army Engineer
Circle to Give Luncheon

The second of the series of lunch
cons being given by the wives of the
officers of the Engineer Corps on the
first Wednesday of the month will
take place January 6 in the reception
room at the Hotel Mayfiower. Mrs.
Harry Taylor, wife of Gen. Taylor of
the Corps of Engineers, is in charge
of arrangements.
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necticut avenue, will be at home in
formally tomorrow and on the follow
ing Mondays in January.
Dr. and Mrs. William Mather Lewis
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
after O'Clock in their home at 1921
y street.
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Hazel Jennings. to Ensign Harry H
Keith, L. S. n. The announcement
was made to the intimate friends of
Miss Davis at a tea a. her hcule De.
cembcr 70
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ESDES the White House the biggest
- will be New
Willard The
a Twill
sc at Of Comm
ow1e
and
The
Nine Representative Philip
Wilbur
Mrs T. Ridley
Mrs. Rmcha Mrs H.
Sheridan, Harry A.
and II.
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uan will be feature OF the ball and those taking
Miss Mary Bradley. Miss Halle Brooke Miss
Mis- Suzette D9Tey Miss Helen Gary Miss Rosemary Griffin Miss
McKee, Miss Sdne Meals Miss Elenjta Cnshaw Miss Rosamond Reed
SOPHIE Bgalo Miss Dooea Lane Miss Eveyn Matthews Miss Lenoe
gganann Miss Kathryn aon aud Miss Wnred West Immedi
by
Marine Band will playing the the
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THURSDAY night the President Mrs. Coolidge
annual reception honor OF the judiciary with Chief
Mrs Taft the
ladies heading This only the receptions
by with change and the meeting blue
almost like that old friends.
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The Ambassador of Japan and
Nn@. Mat@udaira win be the guests
IN whose ncnur Judge and Mrs
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The Minister of Latvia and Nine
Sega entertained company of 16 at
dinner last evening. They will be
hosts at dinner Saturday evening.
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The Minister of Poland and Nine.
Ciechanowska were the honor guests
ct dinner last evening OF Mr., and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.
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The Ambassador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan will entertain at din
ner Wednesday evening.
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The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora De Riano will entertain at din
ncr Tuesday evening in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg.
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Brilliant Social Events
Mark Advent of New Year
And Departure of the Old
White House Reception Noteworthy as Public
Function-Era of Old-fa shioned Hospitality
Is Plea singly Inaugurated
BY SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

MEDLEY OF interesting social
in 2owtha
almost beyond comprehension The
O.
y DOORS lighted hahs and beautifully tables
Union Building standing splendid
IL blind policeman
diplomats
diplomatic
each had their hands holding
tn
will the hospitality subduc
~ February H. slows the bit There important dinner par
other such scheduled
Atlantic somewhere II
Bermuda Florida The weddings social will
them January Miss Barbara Sanheld
being January p.
I7IIIRSDAY
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The Minister Of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening.
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The newly appointed Ambassador of
France and Nine. Beringer Will sail
for this country Wednesday, and will
come to Washington shortly after
their arrival in New York.