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NEW YEAR SERMON TEXTS.

New Year sermons will he deliver
si nv the pastor. Few, II. T. Medsard.
tomorrow at Haas am ami *
pm at John Wesley \. NJ. = 3ZcH
Church. Fourteenth ami CcsccTsa
streets,
A drar>a entlslsi. The Story 90
the Manager will he presented ey re
Christian k>Ts6eaVcr Society to. 50.
which will he followed by wstti
ulShI~ services. $;4S 20 rsSdnISSs-
The senior choir ~ the church W.
have their annual reception az ne
home 81 Mrs. Geneva Turner, t.&2
street. Monday. from ) 20 80 rSs-
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BISHOP WILL PREACH
AT EVENS0NG SERVICE
Right Rev. J. Z. Freeman 20 De-
cupy Pulpit in Bethlehem Chapel
Tomorrow.

Right Rev. James Z. Freeman. Bisn-
OF OF Washington, will be the special
preacher at the peoples evensong IN
Bethlehem Chapel OF Washington
Cathedral tomorrow az pm. The
service will be broadcast over WRC.
Rev. F. II. sill will be the preacher
at the II am. service in Bethlehem
Chapel
The list Of services In Bethlehem,
Chapel tomorrow is as follows: T:se
AM. holy communion: ~ an, morn
ing prayer and litany: II m. holy
communion and sermon: pm, peo-
pies evensong.
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TEMPLE BAPTIST TOPIC.

AZ Ternpie Baptist Cherrs, ESN. ~
E,Nris. TIRE pastor. Viii SPEAK SNstsN~
sN,w ,nVrn[nS cn ''rae Nav ~ :. ,s.S
rhinSS" and ~ ,ee sVvotcS M, ~
Man Careth fSNr Mn SOsss"
The y y. Y Z NIL Nos3 81
service AZ pm. and ths tSANle = 49,
At $50 \ w PRAYER SetVece - rN2ES
ASN eNV@t0S,
The Ladies Ajd ,>srsetN ana :ss
Missionary Ss>rlesN VIII h'.& 4 e"i
meeting AZ the hNsoS 80 Miss kss'N
ruIlen, s>iS ThWtseoga street, T7g*>
aaN. at - e'csy>eA
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BRETHREN CHURCH TOPIC,

Rev. Earl Mckinley Bowms n. pastor
o. the Church n the Brethren, Fourth
stree and North Carolina avenue
SOU beast. will preach a New Year
sermon tomorrow 81 J. am, on the
sub3ec, Building brotherhood IN
1924 10 the evening 81 o'rlock.
fhe Gospel Music Class will give .
Christmas c8nfata. accomps nied by a
short sermon by the pastor.
The Young Peoples 0iganiza ton
meets 81 7.1s - m. and he theme j..
"Be.ng Reyerent." The Sunday school
meets al s45 m The sndweek
meeting IN ThuFsds al . pm.
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SALVATION ARMY PLANS
FOR NEW YEAR SERVICES
Schedule of Exercises Announced
at Headquarters and in
Branches.

Special services of the New Year
have been arranged by the Salvation
Army tomorrow as follows:
1890 am, united holiness meet
ing. Salvation Army Citadel, jefferson
street. near NJ, in Georgetown.
o'clock. praise service, Saliva ton
Army Citadel. Seventh and r streets.
Salvation meeting. s o'clock Sun.
day night, at the Temple Corps, 600
f. street.
All Of these meetings will be ad-
dressed by Col. Chandler.
Monday afternoon n rally Of Sal
walton Army officers. soldiers and
workers Of the District of Columbia
will take place in the temple audi
forum at 5 o'clock. A buffet luncheon
will he served. to be followed by Il
council
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SERVICES IN THEATER.

ST. Psuls Methodist Episcopal
Church South will worship in the
Colony Thea'er tomorrow morning.
Sunday school meets 81 $50 am. The
pastor, Rev. William d. King. will
use as his subject at II am. THE Old
Year and the New"
The evening service will be held In
the home Of ". II. slant, &c s street.
Epworth League will meet at 1la
pm. The pastor will preach AT pm.
using ar his subject THE Man Who
Was Left"
The quarterly conference. presided
over by the presiding elder. Rev. DIR.
J. II. Bailhis, viii meet at the par
sons :e Tuesday al 5 pm.
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1.-THE NEW GATE"

The evening sermon az the High
lands Baptist Church tomorrow will
he New Year sermon on The
New Gate" In the morning c,,m-
munion IL To he observed and mem.
bers received by letter and baptism,
The Workers Conference will meet
Tuesday with Mrs Sln,mondS. lsS4
Gallatin street. pians for the year
are To be discussed
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SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAM
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

The first of series of Sunday after.
noon radio programs sponsored by the
Washington Service Bureau of the In.
ternationat Bible Students Associa.
tion will he broadcast tomorrow by
WRHF. the American Broadca sting
Co. $ station in the Annapolis Hotel.
The initial program will include So.
lect musical features. an address by
A. r. Goux Of New York on ''The
Kingdom Of God" and dialogue.
The association is now using the
facilities OF % hroadca sting stations
in various sections of the country.
Speakers from all parts Of the world
besides local talent will be heard over
WRITE
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Parish TO Honor Clergyman.

81 Marks Parish under the an,
spices NJ st Marks A,d St'rlStN, VIII
hold i reception sn homer ~ its CierSS
Rev. William HeRrN leetus, vec.ry
aud Rev. pantel Webster Allen. as
SsStant. next "Wednesday evening" at
\ o'Cloch In the parish haA Thin
and \ streets southeast. ta which all
Practitioners and friends NJ the cierxy
aud parish Viii h.s welcOnc,
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"DIPL0MACY" IS THEME.

DR. Samuel Judson Porter, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Sixteenth
and streets. announces for his morn
ing sermon tomorrow The New
Diplomacy" and the evening topic
Comes the Moment 10 Decide"
The federation board OF the r. Y. p
l.. will be held at the Central Union
Mission Tuesday at S pm. The
January business meeting Of the r. Y.
p. L. will be held al the church Wed.
nesday at pm. A missionary cara.
van OF the Northern Baptist Conven.
ton is planned for January in this
church
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MAKING NEW YEAR NEW.

'MaAlnS tAe New Year New ~
Ne he SSFnsA& SNhNSV< sVst>tNCtNs~ ms RS
~ Rev MIS- u NytNsa lN&SyNv - Ns
Second ~ ns4St <Nhiftx>A INN SSNTfss,'sf
Will Ike lsv~trse,l twN,e, At 81 S"'
AZ he Mast tSpttVt street GFsM+A
Seventeenth ard kNt>g tSRtts( NSsve
AMI a. NN st the tNaV1Vh FN3sta
street AMI N1FNjNSA aNeaUs Southeast
THE rev Ne~AF tASAee AZ gHs Ha>N p
taS Vh0FTs ~egNtV% MN} he- F@F
EetN~ed lN~,E ana {as Open tN~@. t"S
tNsd'S supper VIII ~ observed AZ }esS
~%rXkyA
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SERVICES AT FOUNDRY.

Rev. Frederick Brown Harris. pas
tor III Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. will preach tomorrow morn.
ing on the theme New Men and New
Years" and administer the sacrament
OF the Lords supper.
At the evening service the director
Of religious education. Rev. John {.
MILAN. will preach on the theme
Remembering Tomorrow"
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Third Baptist Services.

Rev. DR.. George BulIock's topic at
the Third Baptist Church, Fifth and
q streets, tomorrow at IL m. is Go
Forward" His topic mt s pm. is Per.
sistency In the Christian Life" Bible
school will meet at 9I5 am. The
e.. f. Society will meet at !
pm. The Senior e.. r. Society will
meet AT pm. Prayer meeting Tues.
day. S to ~ pm. y. r. prayer meeting
S TO ? pm.
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HELM ASKED TO SPEAK.

Or. lanes fhers Montgomery will
sddsess the Bible Glass II MefropDD.
tar Mel hodisi Episcopal Church. john
Marshal piace and e street. tomorrow
morning 81 % o'cio"k. bis subj ct
be ng John 'he Baptist and jesus ."
senator Thomas Helm E3isrpp
FRANK ~ Bristol Or. r.. Is Philljpe
f@nste chaplain Dt Montgomery and
otheFs hsYe been invited 70 address
the re0rion ana IL tqBet ~ the clss ~
the esen!ng ri January u.
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"A White Stone and New Name
viii be the subject Mt the Ne" Year
service tomorrow at ii am. In George
town Lutheran Church. conducted by
Rev. Harold r.. Beatty, pastor. Chris
tian Endeavor viii meet at Z pm
Evening service viii he at o'clock,
with sermon by the pastor
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USE OF NEW YEAR.

DR. John f. Briggs will preach on
THE New Year and How to Spend
II" at the Fifth Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. The evening sub
Jet Is shall We Make New Year
or Not"
DR.. Briggs will keep open house to
the members Of his church and CON
gregation and friends at the pars,n-
age. s.3 F street southwest. Monday
from 10 pm.
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Rev. H. ]. Smith to Preach.

At Petworth Baptist Church tonor-
row the pastor. Rev. Henry J. Smith.
will have New Year sermon in the
morning entitled Possessed or roS.
SCISSORS" Communion service will he
celebrated. In the evening the pAS.
tors theme Is The Measure Of Your
strength"
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MEET AT WAUGH CHURCH.

The missionary societies NJ the
Methodist Episcopal Churches Of
Washington will hold their quarterly
meeting January at Waugh Church
The morning program will begin at
1890 o'clock and will he In charge OF
the Foreign Missionary Society Mrs.
Alma Holland Of Raipur, India. viii.
sneak
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81, 900 IN CHURCH GIFTS.

- New Year ffesoh s" viii hs
the subject ~ ihe sermon 19fnotfp~
morning by ksV. Bernard Brssksnp
pastor N the GuHt0h Temple Memo,
re- Church
During Christmas tie Eupda y schopi
guiulstered - II needy families. The
White fjlfi herYss brought $3.50 IN
GSkn aud $500 IN TODD and clothing.
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Bible Glass to Elect.

The quarterly business meeting "f
the j. ". Hoge Bible Class ~ ri Paul
NJ r. Church. SOUTH viii Ice he'd
Tuesday evening At the home Of Mrs
Ida Thomas. 6i3 Florida avenue
northeast Election Of officers ana
other important business viii take
place.
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"HEkVEN'S INSURANCE"

"lseaYsn's Insurance Company will
he me subject ~ Reg s. 81 Whiting
psn40F II Ibe Friendship i5s piss
Church, FiTst and II streets south.
Wnzt. toulogfoW - J Is IA
Rev. J q. towing, asffetary ~ the
Jss isf - Ministers Conference. vii
spes k ~ y M @UHday sflooi meets
g. go IA sud Is. J. j.. a. 81 T. pan.
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NJ the Nest " s>htAStNN NAr&s>t
EAuyrh tCnAeg&VW (ae l>S$sS< Rev g
= .ANStsn. Will eSsee4ASe his afga near
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parting ta%SS eve NeasS tASCN AtNe
esAea lAt xStdtt Avs g taS NaNHCA aa3
So, SA@, - S<sntvtaNte>t
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Dir. Johnston 10 Speak on Book

bsp ID johnston II ~ Johp's
Church. Lafayette square, VIII speak
fonnorro@ ~ { ptG "a q book snncsEn
ia the Eugiirh church by Rev,
'hplok shepherd loieiy yeeior ~ FL
MsTt!ue 10 the f4sIos. London.
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kel0SsSeatattNN tAaSems saaaek ~
TEXAS VIII atktteSS tAs aAeMNaEA "
the Metropolitan lsvSAvtss aaa V'Au4VA
Tomorrow @vsasMN AZ tssN NNaAacA. ga
@ksls1eea IN kNNGS AaS l&ee~
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The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church viii observe "A watch night
service ~ II o'ciOck. Rev. j. *. Sizoo
viii deliver short address aud the
service VIII conclude at midnight,
Ibr. Eizoo viii preach ii New Year
day sermon tomorrow al IL O'Clock
np9n the theme We Are Pilgrims
Al s pm. be VIII preach historic ser
mon dealing with The events of The
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
TO
ENLIVEN GAY
BALBOHEME

The decoration Of the bathrooms
for the Bal Boheme on Monday
night at the Willard is expected to
provide perhaps the greatest thrill
Of the evening; and although not a
word has leaked out as to the gen.
eral scheme, it fs whispered that
Felix Mahoney, who is chairman
Of decorations, assisted by students
Of the National School of Fine and
Applied Art, has devised the most
colorful and original design vet un.
dertaken by the Arts Club for its
big annual carnival event.
Sunrise stunt" under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest,
will close the ball with a. bang in
blaze of glory at 3 o'clock. In
this Mrs. Forrest will be assisted
by Miss Alice Louise Hunter, Miss
Ann Griffin, Miss Mary Louise Stat
ford and Miss Esther Jenkins.
lie yReve d'Orient" number by the
Mckinley Dancers, will be big
feature. immediately preceding the
"Fete Foraine" and is expected to
pFOVS the ulOSL dlIuTluS numDeC
ever put on at the Bal Boheme by
this artistic group Of dancers, in.
GLIDING Miss Alice CalIan, Miss
Mary Callaway, Miss Taee Etman.
Miss Martha Fisher, Miss Judy
Lyeth, Miss Dorothy Parsons, Miss
Elaine Patterson, Miss Mary Schultz,
Miss Ruth Shoemaker and Miss Nell
Thorne, directed by Miss Caroline
Mckinley. Gorgeous costumes will
be worn by the two groups of
dancers in their oriental fantasy.
During the supper period, tho ball.
room will be enlivened at intervals
by groups Of strolling players and
dancers who will present their num.
berS Informally before the boxes
around the ballroom, under the di.
rection of Miss Emma L. Ostrander.
X X
Mrs. Harold Walker and Miss
Evelyn Walker have gone to New
York. They are sailing on Saturday
for an extended visit in Europe.
Miss Walker was hostess at a
young peoples party for IA at the
Club Chantacler last evening.
Mrs. Edward Eslick, wife Of Repre-
sentative Eslick Of Tennessee, was
hostess at luncheon today at the Con-
gresional Club.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
ART AND INCIDENT AT
MRS. TOWNSEND'S MUSICAL
BY Jessie

If ever twin spirits met for the
first time-and 1t was their first
meeting, oddly enough-it was
Lucrezia .Bori, Metropolitan Opera
soprano. and Guiomar Novaes. Bra.
lillian pianist, who were artists for
the fourth Of Mrs. Lawrence Town.
sends musical mornings at the May
flower yesterday forenoon, with the
attractive ballroom filled with a dis
tinguished audience.
Incidentally, it was interesting to
see each artist go into the rear of
an upper box, to hear the other
artist-again for the first time-and
to observe the mutual appreciation.
I So the kinship Is doubly interest.
ing. 1t lies, it seems to me, in
each artists delicate shading of
each phrase of music, whether for
the voice or the piano, in each
artists fundamental Latin instinct,
behind the finished art, for the ca
dence that Is Of Spain. Each is an
artist in tone. Yet Bori sings
Mozart or Scarlatti with the great.
est charm. Novaes shows her
definite color work in dewdrop tones
in airs Of the ballet from Gluck' s
"Alceste," arranged by Saint-Saens.
But away from parallels!
Guiomar Novaes, young, poised.
with command of her piano that
shows scintillating technique, yet
brings a lure In her music that
catches the slow sway of the tango
seductively. She fairly chisels out
her tones, bites them into the piano
with such surety of effect that
everything seems at her command.
Her Fledermaus waltz (Strauss-Go-
dowsky) was exquisite, with all the
inner parts revealed in a multitude
of manners. / liked least her tran
scription of the Richard Strauss
song, "Standchen," because the
piano seemed to rob its exstacy of
some of its wings. But what gem
was her ''Polichinelle", this one by
Lobos and as fanciful as the Rach.
mammoth, while almost foremost was
the Aibieniz Tango, though there
were overtones In her "Andaluza" of
Falla like a violin harmonic, and
tone, tone, tone that was fascina-
ting. Her encore, "Jeune file aux
jardin", was a delectable modern
impression, by Maupou, given ex-
quisitely.
Nine. Bori is a vivid personality
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
TO ENTERTAIN
WOMEN

Mrs. Alvin T. Hert win be hostess
&C q reception tomorrow afternoon
at her home In Massachusetts Ave.
nue., for the women attending the
Republican women's conference.
Ladies of the Cabinet, including
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis, Mrs. Harry 8.
New, Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur, lIrs.
William M. Jardine, Mrs. Herbert
Hoover and Mrs. James J. Davis,
viii receive with Mrs. Hert. Repub-
slican national committeewomen, vice
chairman Of Republican State COM
nlittees, and presidents Of Repub-
lican women's clubs here attending
the Republican women's confer
eTce at the Carlton Hotel will be
the guests Of honor. Mr.. Hert IL
vice chairman OF the Republican
national committee, and is the ma
tional committeeman and State
vice chairman for her own State,
Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
LECTURE TO AID
WAR CHARITIES

Charles ]. Bell is treasurer of the
fund TO be raised for the benefit Of
two war philanthropies by a lee
ture in the Mayflower ballroom on
Wednesday evening, January 10, at
$3.50 o'clock when Janet Richards
will talk on Vital Issues of the
Day: An international Review"
All Of the money raised will go
to, charities as all connected with
the entertainment are giving their
services. Mrs. William e. Borah
is chairman Of the committee in
charge Of the lecture. There will
also be a musical program.
These two war philanthropies
though little known and far dis.
tant are still urgently needed,
namely a general hospital and
small orphan asylum for Russian
refugees situated in Sofia, the
capital Of Bulgaria. Owing to the
pressing and pathetic need of these
good works. the committee is de.
sirous of aiding L. E. Feldman. pre-.
war director of the 'fOld Russia
Red Cross:
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer will be
hostess at luncheon on January rs,
entertaining in honor Of Miss Betty
Baldwin. debutante niece of Miss
Katherine Judge.
4
Hon. c. H. Dickie, Of Victoria,
B. c., member of the Canadian Par.
lament. IL passing a few days at
the Willard where he is accom-.
panied By his niece, Mrs. Turner C
Brown, of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
National Photo

of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
who was heard here last season,
will give her only recital here this
year on Tuesday afternoon. January
rs, at 4:S0, as the third artist
in Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Artists
Course" Of concerts, at Polls Thea
ter.
= y
Edna Bishop Daniel is holding her
free vocal theory class this evening
at o'clock at her studio on New
York Avenue to which young people
interested in the voice are cordially
welcome.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
DAUGHTER BORN TO
WILBUR MORSEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Morse, jr.,
formerly Of Washington and now
living in Princeton, N. j., are re.
ceiving congratulations on the birth
yesterday in New York Of daugh.
ter, who has been named Katherine
Larned. Before her marriage Mrs.
Morse was Miss Priscilla Bullitt, Of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
made their home at 2700 @ st. for
the two years when Mr.. Morse
served as Washington correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Public Evening
Ledger.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
MIR. AND MRS. BELMONT
HOSTS TONIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will
give q small dance this evening In
their home on New Hampshire Az
enue. Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ,Delano Rob.
bins. who are visiting Mr.. and Ma.
Belmont while here on leave from
Rome, where Mr.. Robbins Is al.
tached to the American embassy.
~
Mrs. Dion Williams, wife Of Gen
eral Williams, viii entertain at
luncheon at the Mayflower on
Wednesday following the musicale
Of Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
= = +
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. +.
B. Moran, who has grippe, Princess
Stephanie Dolgorouky, who has
been her. guest. is now at the May.
flower.
r. B. Coe entertained party OF
ten at the Chantacler Club last
evening.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
RECEPTION AT
GERMAN EMBASSY

The German Ambassador ana
Baroness Nathan have sent out
cards for a reception at the en-
bassy the evening of February 3,
at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
CARD PARTY AS
DOUBLE BENEFIT

Under the auspices of the Co
lonial Danes Of Virginia, a card
party will be given at WardmaH
Park Hotel on January % at $50
o'clock for the Joint benefit Of viii.
liam and Mary College and the
Wakefield Memorial Association.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
MISS TONNES
MARRIED In
PORTO RICO
Ceremony the First in
400 Years in Governors
Mansion

Washington is interested in the
announcement Of the wedding of
Miss Constance Towner. daughter Of
Gov. Horace Mann Towner and Mrs.
Tewner, to Leslie B. Young. Of
New York. which took place in
Porto Rico Tuesday evening at La
Fortaleza, for more than 400 years
the residence Of the governors of
Porto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young have gone 10
Havana for a honeymoon before go.
ing to New York, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Young Is a
lawyer.
The bride was schoolgirl here
when her father was a member OF
Congress from Iowa. Later she
went to Wellesley College from
which she was graduated year
or two ago.
The newly appointed Minister Of
Nicaragua, Don Alexandra Cesar,
has arrived in Washington and Is
at the Wardman Park Hotel, where
the offices Of the legation are
located.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
RETURN TO OLD
HOME FOR VISIT

Gen. and Mrs. James A. Drain,
who are now living in Spokane,
Wash, have arrived at the Willard
where they propose to remain a
week. General Drain was formerly
national commander Of the Ameri.
can Legion.
Mrs. Charles Clay Bayly will en-.
terrain at bridge tomorrow afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Reid Hunt, Of
Boston.
Mrs. Charles DENLY entertained a
small company at luncheon today in
compliment to Miss Florence Low.
den, daughter of former Gov. Frank
o. Lowden, Of Illinois, and Mrs.
Lowden.
Assistant Postmaster General w.
Irving Glover. Is in Indianapolis at.
tending the nnid.winter meeting Of
the Indiana State Republican Edi-
torial Association.
4 \ 4
The American Consul General to
Havana, Cuba. and Mrs. Carlton
Bailey Hurst arrived in Washington
yesterday, where they will be guests
at the Mayflower for two weeks.
\ \
The Tennessee State Society will
meet Saturday evening at $50
o'clock at the Willard Hotel. There
Mrs. William Dewitt Mitchell,
wife of the Solicitor General. viii
receive Monday afternoon from 4
to $50 o'clock.
=
Count and Countess de Benque
will entertain a company of 20 at
dinner this evening at the Con.
gressional Country Club.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
WHITE HOUSE
TO ENTERTAIN
JUDICIARY
President and Mrs. Cool
idge to Entertain
Tonight

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
win be hosts tonight at reception
to the Judiciary, the second Of the
regular series Of State levess at
the White House.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. TAR,
with the others Of the Supreme
Court group. win be the ranking
guests and the group to be specially
honOred includes the members OF
the other Federal courts and the
District Of Columbia judiciary.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13
DINNER PARTIES FOR
VICE PRESIDENT

The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes win be honor guests at din.
ner Monday evening, February z, Of
Senator and Mrs. Guy Degpard Golf.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will be the honor guests at
dinner Monday evening, February
81 of Judge and Mrs. Samuel Jordan
Graham, who viii entertain at the
MayfIower.
The Washington times., 1927-01-13

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