davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Line-r;, and Summary.

Caiian sub for OKeefe; Kenny t2), sub for
Carlmark. Points after touchdown-Allan.
Sprasue. Carleton scoring: Touehdown-
Brobere Point after touchdown-SimSo.
Referee-Mr. E. r. Hughitt. Michigan: Um-
pire-Mr j. II. Moffatt. Princeton. Lines.
man-Mr A. Farrier. Dartmouth. Field
judge-Mr. C. NJ. Waters, williams.
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Members Of the Notre Dame foot ball
team wear Kelly green jerseys and
golden silk knickers
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Lineup and Summary.

WISCONSIN scorlng-TouchdoWnS ILusDy.
Casey. substitute for L. Smith Point after
ouehdown-Rebhoitz Substitute for H.
Smith. ,,, ~,
Referee-Joe MagdSohn tMichiganl. Um-
nire--A Haines fYalel. Field judse-Meyer
Morton (Michieen). Head linesman-Perry
Graves ullinois)
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Line-up and Summary.

Michisan scoring: Goal from field. Hughes
Referee Mr.. Schott. Kalamazoo, Umpire
Mr. Gardiner Cornell. Field judge-Mr
Thompson. Lawrence. Head linesman-Mr
wyatt, Missouri.
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Lineup and Summary

shober Sub for Wilnerl. schaaf Sub .tor
(2j, Rosenbloom (sub for Murphy. Extra
point after touchdown-Scull tsub for
Columbia scoring: Observation-Disclosures
Point after ouchdown-Lifander tplace-
Referee-J E. Kecgan. Pittsfeld. Mass
Umpire--W. 3. Elcock, Dartmouth. Field
judse-D. j. Kelly, SprinS1eld. Head lines
MANI. D. Madden, Yale.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.
Montreal Maroons 4; Chicago Black
hawks 3.
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Lineup and Summary.

Score By periods:
Alabama :. ................0 i3 Q G-13
Georgia Tech. .....,,.....7 s 2o--33
Sccring-Geolsia Tech. touchdownsl MI
zell, Thomson (2). Randolph, Dunlap. Points
after touchdown-Thomason t3l.
Observation-Disclosures Holm. y. Point
after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. Hutchins fPurdue). Head lineSmar-
Mr.. Perry fSewance). Field iudse-Mr.
Powell tWiSconsin).
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Lineup and Summary:

Touchdowns-Heasy, Dodson: SNYDER
Safety-Snyder. Goals from touchdowns
Inissed-DodSon (2I, Crothers.
Substitutions: Maryland--Ribnitzki for Nc
Donald. Roberts for Blackstone. Wareholy
for Roberts. Evans for Kessler, Owens for
MadiSar Wondrack for HeintZ. Blackstone
for Warcholy, Warcholy for Snyder, Fisher
for Lombard: Lombard for Heagy; ,,r,,,rs
Mr. Foster. South Carolina Head lines
man-Mr Daniels. Georgetown. Time OF
periods-l5 minutes
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WASHINGTON & LEE
BOWS TO GOBBLERS
Fifth Straight Defeat Is Ab-
sorbed by Generals by
Score of 1877.

Bv the Associated Press.
Y EXTINCTION. Va, November II
The full fury Of the Pony
Express" was unleasned by VH-
cinia Poly after three quarters OF
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TLANTA, Ga. November II
n Alabama's Crimson tide rolled
n back the great foot ball team
of Georgia Tech for three quar-
ters here tOdav h,lt the waves
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noon from 4 TO 6 o'clock, in her home
ut 1916 Belmont road. when she will
have with her her house guest, Mrs.
Edward j. Merkie of Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. Frederic ID. Mckinney has Is.
sued cards for tea this afternoon from
4:30 to Z o'clock. when she will he
assisted by Mrs. Fred A. Britten. Mrs.
William +. MacCracken. jr.: Sonora de
Bedoya. Mrs. Everett Sanders. Mrs.
Frank w. Mondeil. Mrs. Emerson
Howe, Mrs. Robert Ash. Mrs. Charles
A. Mckenney and the two daughters
Of the hostess. Mrs. Blaine Mallan and
Miss Virginia Mckcnney.
Mrs. Henry Fftzhuvh win be at
home informally on Saturday after
moons in January.
Mrs. Edward Brock win not be at
home today nor on Sunday. January
Is. but will resume her Sundays mt
home upon her return from Boston.
where. with Comdr. Brock, she is
spending fortnight.
Mrs. Mary A. Pet OF westchester
County. n. Y. who Is spending the
Winter In Washington at the May.
flower. will entertain party OF so at
tea tomorrow In the Palm Court OF
the hotel for her daughter. Miss Geor.
gia NJ, pfet
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CONTINUED from First Page.)
tha District Commissioner, will OBJ
serve Thursday afternoons In Janu
airy at home and will receive from 4
to 6 o'clock In her home at 1901 Six
tcenth street, and will have receiving
with her her sister, Miss Isabella -.
Fulton OF London.
Miss Louise Williams, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Quinn VIII
liams OF Texas. viii entertain this
afternoon at tea In compliment TO
Miss Josephine Twyman. She will
he assisted by her sister. Miss Minnie
Lee williams. and by Miss Lydagene
Black and Miss Elizabeth Stickley.
Rear Admiral and Mira. Charles Nc.
vey of 2l3i Bancroft place viii be
Mt home this afternoon after 4 O'Clock.
and will again receive Sunday after
noon. January -. No cards have
been issued.
The retiring Deputy Commissioners
OF Prohibition of the Treasury De.
partmen: and Mrs. James II. Jones
will be ut home informally this after.
noon from 4 to o'clock, In their
home at 3iil ThEty-fourth street.
The tea will be In the nature of a
farewell, as Mr.. Jones Will leave
shortly 10 take up his duties as dircc.
tor of finance OF Youngstown. Ohio.
Mr.. Jones In n native of Youngstown
although he has lived In the District
for 81 years.
Mrs. Deios A. Blodgett and Mrs.
Charles q. Matthews win be at home
Informally tomorrow afternoon from
400 10 o'clock In their home ut
1900 sixteenth street. They will he
assisted by Mrs. David W. Taylor.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Washington. Mrs.
Anthony Wayne Cook. Mrs. Edward
A, Hartman. Mrs. Wade Hampton
Ellis. and the two daughters of Mrs
Blodgett. Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
and Mrs, David st, Pierre Galllard.
Mrs, Mednrem Crawford will not re.
ceive this afternoon owing 10 illness
but will he at home the remaining
Sunday afternoons in January. when
her daughter. Miss Dolores Crawford
will receive with her.
Miss Smith, sister of tho Rev, DIR.
Herbert Scott Smith. will loo M home
Informally Thursday afternoons In
January,
Mrs. Frank G.. Henry win be- MT
home Informally Wednesday after.
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rashion Show of New Year
: Ushered in at White House
Brilliant Demonstration in Costume Types Seen
When Diplomats and Others Prominent
Call to Pay Respects.

square neckline. which was filled III
with cream lace and about the wrist
were narrow cuffs of the lace. Tier
hat was Of black velvet, a large model
with rhinestone ornament at the ielt
Of the brim. and she wore a brown fox
fur.
Sonora de Redoya. wife OF the secre
tary of the Peruvian embassy, was
wearing gown Of russell chiffon vel
vet, made severely plain with long
fitted sleeves and a turtle neckline but
toned high about her throat with tiny
gold buttons. A tabot Of the material.
dropping on the left side of the bodice
from the neckiine and the skirt quite
long. was made with slight drapery
of the velvet falling in cascade fashion
al the left side Of the frock. Gold but.
tons also adorned the sleeves and her
hat was Of satin in quilted design
quite small and several tones lighter
than the gown. The slippers were of
velvet to correspond. with the gown
and were trimmed with the shade of
brown used In the hat. Her gloves
matched her hat and she carried n
in shades Of brown.
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West Virginia Society
Creets Congress- Members

The West Virginia State Society at
It's regular monthly meeting Wednes-
day evening last at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and X streets
northwest. rendered an informal re-
ception to the States members Of
Congress present. and their wives.
and to former Gov. E. p. Morgan.
now solicitor of the Department Of
Commerce.
Those in the receiving lire included
Representative and Mrs. F. l. Bow
man. Representative and Mrs ". 8
O'Brien. Representative and Mrs. T.
T. England. ex-Gox. Morgan and Of
ficers Of the association.
During the evening. Mr.. Eugene
Dahl, tenor. sang several numbers.
accompanied by Mr.. A. W. Harmed.
Mr.. w. E. Hofheins. president Of
the society. announced the pan for
the annual dinner to be given Febru-
airy 81 ut 24oO Sixteenth street north
west and extended a cordial invitation
to every West yirginfan In Washing
ton to participate.
II is desired, he said. that the event
shall hiring together a large gather
ing of sons and daughters of the
Mountain State.
Former Representative Stuart r.
Reed has been appointed chairman Of
the dinner committee, with the follow
ing assistants: Mrs. Rose McGraw.
chairman of committee on Invitations:
Mrs Clara B. Holihrook. chairman
on decorations and favcrs: Miss Flora
r. Shinn. publicity. and Mr.. Ralph
Tunis, floor manager.
Dancing and cards concluded the
evenings entertainment.
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Gard Party January IL
For Daughters Of 1919

A card party will be given under
the auspices Of the District OF colun,.
bia Society Of the Daughters OF 1919
Tuesday afternoon. January II, at 2
O'Clock. In the Willard. Mrs. Sol I.ans
burgh In chairman Of the committee
on arrangements. and is assisted ny
MRS. Samuel w. Meek, Mrs. Charles
w. Allen. Mrs. William q. Sears. the
Misses Biggs. Mrs. Clifford X. Berry.
man. Mrs. r. X. Sparrow, Mrs. vii.
liam l.. Saul. Mrs. q. w. Trowbridee.
Mrs. j. Franklin Myer. Mrs Thomas
X. Creighton. Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mrs.
Mary e. Oursler, Mrs Frederick A.
Ollie. Mrs. Albert r. Olson and Miss
Morris
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Washington National
Opera Offering Due
Monday. February Is
Attractive Program Chal-
lenees Society Interest
and Is Sponsored by Large
List of Notables.

Already ensconced In a niche OF
unequaled social recognition, the
Washington National Opera bids fair
to outstrip its extraordinary record as
a magnet OF socially important Wash
ington, and set another high mark for
socially brilliant audiences when the
curtain rises on the first performance
of The forthcoming international grand
opera festival in Polls Theater, Mon
day night. February Is.
Prince de Ligne. cousin Of the King
of the Belgians and Ambassador Of
Belgium. one OF the sponsors Of the
:nternationa festival. will launch what
is expected to be an important series
Of social functions In connection with
the opera.
A reception in honor Of the sponsors
of the festival will be given by Prince
de Ligne on one of the evenings left
free during the festival. The date OF
the reception has not been definitely
fixed. nor in the invitation list COM
plete. but il il certain the reception
viii be one of the most important and
interesting of the season.
Others Of the Ambassadors among
the sponsors also are planning affairs
in honor Of the occasion, and their
associated sponsors and announce.
ments probably will be forthcoming
soon SO that society generally may
have ample time to arrange its com.
ings and goings to permit the elect TO
attend the functions.
The social prestige OF the opera
for despite whatever visiting com.
panies may pay us transient call
sor this or that reason the Washing.
ton National Opera will always be
"the opera"--was established some
time back and its lists of patrons
and patronesses had SO truly become
an indice of the elect OF the Nation
that seemingly little could be added
10 the brilliance Of the near side Of
the curtain at the opera.
Now. however. the seemingly i'm.
possible has been achieved. Under
the sponsorship OF the Ambassadors Of
ave OF the great world powers and a
group Of important and powerful
Americana. the forthcoming interna.
tional festival seems destined 10 be-.
come the most important public social
event OF the year.
For, beyond peradventure. the In.
terest Of the sponsoring Ambassa doris
and Americans In much deeper than
a mere lending OF their names. Each
embassy is closely concerned with the
SUCCESS Of the productions which will
represent the art Of its nation In The
festival and certainly will not neglect
those performances. Nor. for that
matter. can they ignore the repre-.
sentations OF their sister nations II for
no other reason than that neglect
begets neglect. Much less can they
neglect the opening American opera.
the Offering Of the hostess country.
But ahove and beyond these con.
sldefa'.'rs W the really deep interest
In music and art felt by the snonsors
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CONTINUED from First Page.l
o'clock so that the presidential party
may receive the courtesy due them.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Stanley Rinehart. honorary chairman
Of the ball: Mrs. James r. Curtis. Mrs.
Eidridge Jordan. Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Mrs. John r. Dryden, Mrs Richard
Wilmer, Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, Mrs.
Alan Kirk and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth.
Assisting Mr.. Longworth as his
aides win be the Attorney General. Mr..
John G. Sargent: the Secretary OK La
Dor. Mr.. James J. Davis: Senator wal
ter E. Edge. Senator Frederick Hale.
senator David A. Reed. Representa-
tive Richard s. Aldrich. Representa-.
tive Robert l.. Bacon. Representative
John q. Tiison, the Undersecretary OF
the Treasury; Ogden l.. Mills: Mr..
William J. Donovan. Mr.. Alexander
Britton Brown, Mr.. Philip Coffin, MIR.
4. r. CoiIaday. Mr.. George Garrett,
Mr.. E. C.. Graham, chairman OF the
Children's Hospital business mems
committee: Mr.. Coleman Jennings.
Capt. Emory Scott Land. Mr.. Newboid
Moves, Mr.. Cleveland Perkins. DIR.
Stanley Rinehart. Mr.. Cuno II. Ru.
dolph, president Of the Children's Hos
pital, and Mr.. Thomas Bell Sweeney.
Members OF the debutante commit.
tee who win give the special dance
before the President In gavotte cos
tunes are Miss Louise Spencer. Miss
Alice Brooks Davis. Ccuntess Corneiia
Szechenyi. Miss Theodore Cataiani,
Miss Katherine Carlisle. Miss Janet
Newhold. Miss Virginia Peters. Miss
Janet Philips, Miss Ellen Thoron.
Miss Victoria Tytus. Miss Evelyn
Walker, Miss Katherine Whitaker
and Miss Katherine wilkins. Mrs.
Ogden Mills IN chairman OF this com.
mittee and Mrs. william Doeilcr has
assisted in the costumes originated by
Anna Paviowa In her famous gavotte.
Washingtonians prominent In Of.
ficiai, diplomatic and social life viii
he among the boxhoiders for the ball.
Secretary Mellon will occupy the box
at the right Of. the President. and Mr..
Rudolph the one Mt the left. Among
the other hoxhoiders are Countess
Szechenyi, Mrs. Dwight r. Davis.
Mrs. Peter G0eiet Gerry. Mrs. Law.
renee c. phipps, Mrs. Frederick NJ.
sackett. Mrs. Richard 8. Aldrich. Mrs.
Parker Corning. Mrs. Louis A. F'roth-
ingham. Mrs. stephen Siocum. Mrs.
wizard a, BfoWnbOn. Mfh. taFy u
Grayson. Mrs. ogden L. Mills. Mrs.
Anne Archbold. Mrs. Paul II. Baatedo.
Mrs Perry Belmont. Mrs. Sidney
cioman. Mrs. James r. Curtis. Mrs,
Stephen B EIkins. Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis. Mrs. John II. Gibbons.
Mrs. e G. Glover. Mrs. John Hays
Hammond. Mrs. Frank II. Noyes,
Mrs d. II. +. Johnson. Mrs, Hennen
Jennings. Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Mrs Marshall Langhorne, Mrs Joseph
Letter. Mrs. Demorest Lloyd. Mrs.
Eugene Meyer. IT.: Mrs, John crayke
simpson. Mrs, Ad0lph G. Miller. Mrs,
Mrs. Frederick Parkhurst. Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips. jr.: Mrs. Stanley
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wich, Conn, and has reopened her
Washington apartment In the May
flower Hotel.
Former Senator Robert l.. Owen
will Join Mrs. Owen at their apart.
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
today after a trip TO st. Louis and
Oklahoma. Mrs. Owen. who accom-
panied him as far az New York, re-
turned the first part Of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Marian McGrav 10
leaving Washington for BaIbo~. Pan
anna. to Join her husband, Ensign r.
VI. McCraw. u. s. N, stationed on the
U. 8. s. Denver.
Mrs. Jean 9. Whittemore, natioaA.
Democratic committeewoman Of Porto
Rico. has arrived In Washington from
her home In Mayasuez for the purpose
OF attending the meeting OF the ma.
tional Democratic committee, which
will be held January ~ and 13 in the
grand ballroom Of the Mayfiower.
Mrs Charles Marles Drake and her
sonin-law and daughter. Comdr. and
Mrs. Vance Duncan Chapline. have
moved from 2315 Twentieth street to
1851 Crescent place.
Mr.. and MRS. Donald d. Thorn pson
Of the Dresden sailed Friday on the
Aquitania for France. where they will
spend the Winter.
Judge Stephen Davis Of New York In
now in Washington, staying at the
Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jerome Lightfoot,
who. have been spending the holidays
cruising In the West Indies. will re-
turn to town Tuesday.
Mr.. Alfred Pasternak, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Pasternak Of 4i03 Har-
rfson street northwest. sailed on FRI
day on the Aquitania for an extended
tour Of Europe. Mr.. Pasternak's first
objective will be Paris. He will later
visit England. Italy. Spain. Germany
and other European points Of interest.
II is expected that the trip win cover
a period OF six months o. longer.
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Mgr. Enrico Benedict
Listed as Honor Guest

Mgr. Enrico Benedict, librarian
OF the Vatican. win be the guest
OF honor at the second Thursday
Night Salon" OF tho District League
OF American Pen Women. to be given
January IL. at s pm. Mgr. Benedict
viii speak on THE Vatican Library
It's History and Books" DIR. Anita
Marie Eoggs win welcome the guests
at the informal reception which will
follow the talk. assisted by the
Princess cantacuzene. Mrs. Robin,
son Downey. Mrs. Charles A. Hawiey,
Mrs. Aida Mayo. Mrs. Marie Gorgas
and Mrs. +. A. d. Hancock. Mrs. Lily
X. Hunt viii pour coffee.
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Personal Notes Gathered
While Throng Was Passing
Scheduled Events Of Special Interest Relating to
Official Folk Arriving and Departing.
From Nation Capital.

The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Jardine, will return tomorrow from a
brief visit in the West. Mrs. Jardine,
who accompanied him early last week.
returned yesterday to their apartment
in the Mayfiower.'
Senator Bronson Cutting of New
Mexico, who was appointed to MI the
vacancy caused by the death OF the
late Senator Andrieus A. Jones. has
taken an apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel for the season.
Representative and Mrs. 8. Wallace
Dempsey will return today from
Florida and will be at the Maynower
Hotel.
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Riggs Rathbone have returned to
Washington from their home In Ken
ilworth, ILL.,. where they entertained a
large house party over the holidays
and have taken an apartment at thu
wardman Park Hotel for the season
Representative Hatton w. Sumner,
OF Texas will make his home at the
Mayfiower for the remaining portion
of the congressional session.
Representative Charles A. Eaton
has arrived from his home In Plain
field, ". j.. where he spent the holi
days with his family. and has taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel, where he will be joined shortly
by Mrs. Eaton.
Representative and Mrs. NJ. A
| Michaeison have returned from theil
| home in Chicago. where they spent
the holidays. and are again at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Alice Brooks Davis. debuta nte
| daughter Of the Secretary OF War and
| tomorrow from st. Louis. where she ID
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Davis.
dance Friday evening at the st. Louis
Country Club for their debutante
daughter Miss Alta Davis. and Miss
Alice Brooks Davis.
Mrs. George T. Marshall. Mrs.
julien J. Mason. Miss Maud Marsha II
Mason and Mr.. Julien J. Mason sailed
yesterday on the Lapland for Antwerp.
where they will he Joined by Miss
Mason's hance. Lieut.. Robert ".
Raynsford, who viii accompany them
TO Paris.
Capt. and Mrs. w. E. Dalton left
the city last week to spend the Winter
in Florida.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert A. Dickson
will close their apartment in the Plaza
today and will start by motor for
Daytona Beach. Fla. where they will
spend six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John p. Shaw. whose
marriage took place In Baltimore.
January 3, are at home ut $50 q
street northeast. Mrs. Shaw was
formerly Miss Helen Wood and is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George b.
Wood OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshall of
Cheverly are In Miami. Fla. Upon
their return In February they viii he
at the La Fayette Hotel until April.
Miss Virginia Mckinney has as her
guest Miss Betty Jackson of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Souby Of
Omaha. Nebr.. have come to Washing.
ton and taken the apartment of Mr.
I. A. Fleming at 2T0o Connecticut
avenue.
Mr.. Fleming and his daughterin-
law. Mrs. Fleming. have gone 10
Florida for the remainder of the Win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frank Thy.
son Of 37os Morrison street. Chevy
Chase. has returned from Pittsburgh.
Pa. where they spent New Year.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton has
returned from her home In Green.
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sfFs, I1ngworfis In
Striking Velvet Gown,

Mfs Iongwofth, wore one Of the
moss striking Of gowns seen. q trans.
parent velvet, In q flower design of
gay shades Of red, blue snd green.
The bodice wss made with fitted
fIeeves and the skirt Was quite short,
Her hat was of green felt. IN match
the green design in the gown.
Miss Edith Grant. daughter Of Col.
End Mrs. y, y Grant and grs nd.
daughter Of Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant attended the diplomatic bresk.
fest with her father. wearing q ffook
If American beauty ReorHetiE crepe.
made with q fare at the front and
with long eloserfItttBg sleeves. Her
hat was of black velvet trimmed with
piping NJ biack velvet sBd d narrow
d. nd Of the velvet.
Nine. Esny. wtfs ~ the Minister Ut
EEypt. wss wearing twofonsd semi
sport costume, the BLOUSE Of light iA1
cashmere cloth, with long Mites
sleeySs and "a square Hsekiine. The
shirt III rich Tasset satin snd the
sleeves with narrow Guns Ut tbs satip,
Aad d sasrf efseGt Of the satin WA
aisDed softly about the neck Tins. fhs
how whist lius on the bodilG was
marked by "a ga Hd of tDs satin
Miss Mary Randolph ware ~ the
&ew Tenrs reception gown ~ blAsk
salgel made along straight Bn.s VII,
circular flare al the front ana tsie
kquhfs neckiine edged with band ~
sliser cloth IibiSon. whseii was itsd u,
q B1s al the front lies hat MA of
black seJyei. with large rhinestone
armament ~ the left side.
Mtk Massey u .le NJ ilis Minister ~
aahadG. wore gown ~ black velvet
!asbi6hes if BLOUSE sffeei. with skirt
~ Two fonucee, lie bodies made with
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-Four Corners of World"
Mrs. Woods Lecture Topic

Come Join Mrs. Charles Wood on
a Trip to tho Four Corners OF the
World" In the clever announcement
sent out by the League OF the Gov.
chant for a series OF illustrated travel.
talks. TO be given for tho beneilt of
tho benevolences OF the league by
Mrs. Wood at the Y. w. G.. A. audi.
forum on alternate "Wednesday eve.
nings In January and February.
The committee in charge of arrange.
ments consists III Mrs. Wilson Comp,
ton Mrs. Daniel borden Mrs. James
e. Pryor, Mrs, Howard lie Roy, Mrs.
Henry j. Richardson. Mrs. Morris
Erwin. Mrs Arthur Young and Mrs.
Myron Hutchison.
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Rinehart, Mrs. William McClcllan
Ritter, Mrs Walter Schoellkopf.' Mrs.
Nathan Scott. Mrs, Herbert Slocum.
Mrs. ID. C.. Stapleton. Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney. Mrs. Alfred p. Thorn,
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. jr.: Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. Charles
Warren, Mrs. John w. Davidge. Mrs,
William i. Dennis and Mrs. Peter A.
Drury.
II In customary for the President
and his Lady to remain at the ball for
about an hour. greeting their friends
among the dancers.
According TO custom the Army and
Marine Bands will furnish the music
until midnight, at which time local
orchestra viii play in the smaller
ballroom for the younger dancers.
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Inner left: Miss Mary Madeline Con
ley, whose parents, Col. and Mrs. Ed.
gar r. Conley. announced her engage.
ment to Lieut.. r. Morgan Warrington,
IT,, Of Denver Colo. Center: Senorita
Abigail Alfaro. niece Of the Senior DIR:
Don Ricardo J. Aifaro. minister Of
Panama. who spent her Christmas ho'-
itiay from school I'm this country. ut the
Panama legation. Right: Miss Helen
Daingerfield. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
J. s. Barbour Daingerfield on Hiliyer
place. Miss Daingerfleid Is a popular
member Of local society.
Lower left: Miss Mary Blgelow o.
Boston, visiting her brother.in.law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton
Hudgins, mt their new home. at 1908
q street. Right: Miss Isabel ID. Full.
ton, visiting her brother. in.law and sis.
ter, Commissioner and Mrs. Sidney r.
TaliaferrO.