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the time 1t reached the commission I'M
til it was modified by the Senate Dis
trict committee on the recommends ton
Of DR.. Milo r. Maltbie. New York util-
titles engineer. He said he had very
definite ideas concerning certain fea-
lures of the plan, but that it would
not be proper for him to express an
opinion before his appointment is con-
frmed.
Eetter Car Service Seen.
Should the merger agreement. which
expires June /, fail of ratification by
Congress before that date. Mr. Hart
man expressed the belief that the COM
mission has authority to give the pub
lie some of the benefits that the merger
plan promises-improved service and
economies in operation.
Mr.. Hartman feels confident that
rerouting of certain lines of the trac-
ton companies would result in better
ment of service and at the same time
probably effect economics in operation.
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Spanish Flyers Hop Off.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. May 10 up.
The Spanish flyers, Capts Francisco
Iglesias and Ignacio JimineS. hoped off
from Managua for Guatemala shortly
are winding up tour of the South and
Central American republics after a
flight across the Southern Atlantic from
Spain to Brazil.
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NOOLIIHIuSu LLULI LLoG FaBt.I -
Of some workers as they rushed into
the open air to watch it.
The force of the blast tore the walls
and roof of the wooden house in which
the tank was placed and the deadly
gas spread through the neighborhood.
Workers, wearing gas masks went into
the wreckage and carried out Carlisle
and Ney.
A score of others were slightly af-
fected, but were revived.
The fact the giant dirigible was
cruising overhead added to the excite
the town was being subjected to some
sort of an aerial attack and it was
considerable time before they could be
treasured.
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so REPORTED BURNED.

MEXICO CITY, May 10 (P).-Forty
children and 20 adults are reported to
have persisted in a forest fire which
destroyed the village of Dochilapa, in
the state Of Gurrero, on Wednesday.
The fire engulfed the village shortly
before dawn and most of the victims
were burned in their beds. Hundreds of
villagers were burned out of their homes.
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PITTS POSTS $4,000 BOND.
Declines to Make Statement Regarding
Charges.

G. Bryan Pitts, chairman of the board
of the F. H. Smith Co., who was in
dicted yesterday in special report of
the grand jury on a charge of making
a false statement before former ref
cree in bankruptcy during hearings on
the bankruptcy matter of the old Ham
ilton Hotel Corporation. which for
merly operated the Hamilton Hotel, at
Fourteenth and K streets, appeared to-
day before the clerk of Criminal Divi-
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STUDENTS HEAR WALSH.
Senator Addresses second-Year
Glass of Georgetown.

Senator Walsh Of Massachusetts, was
The principal speaker at banquet given
last night at the Harrington Hotel by
The second year evening class of the
Georgetown Law School. He stressed
the need for concentration in the study
and practice of law.
Assistant Dean Hugh Fegan and Prof.
Howard Boyd were the other guests and
speakers. Charles Drummey filled the
role of toastmaster. About so persons
were present.
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LOS ANGELES TO LAND.
Dirigible on Training Flight Has
Generator Trouble.

ERIE, Pa. May 10 OP.-The naval
dirigible Los Angeles. on a training
flight, passed over here at 9:05 am. to-
day. 1t was headed southwark.
A telegram addressed to Lieut.. Comdr
Wiley at Lakehurst, N. j., was dropped
fro mthe craft at Harbor Greek, 8 miles
east of here. The message said the ship
was heading south and would anchor at
sunset. The dirigible's radio generator
was out of order.
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GAS TANK EXPLODES
AS AIRSHIP PASSES;
PEOPLE FEAR ATTACK

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HOOVER APPOINTS 1c
H. H. HARTMAN TO
UTILITIES POSITION

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FORUM SPEAKERS
TOMORROW NIGHT TWO
MEMBERS OF CABINET

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PIMLICO ENTRIES

FOR TOMORROW.
RST RACE-PurSe. $1,000: claiming: q
-OI0S end up; furlOnRE
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SIXTH RACE-The Emerson Handicap:
purse. $500; S-year- oldS and up; 6 furlonss
RACE-Purse. 1890; claiming
.Eear-olds and up; lss miles.

Apprentice allowance elaine 4.
Weather cleari tack I1Es.
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RACE--The Pimlico 9oring Han
zap; $500 added: 3-yeaT- FOLDS and up;
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Dratha.

BASS, JAMES MARION. Friday. January
JAMES s e. BASS soar of Kse
Church. Columbia. pike, Arlington. Va.
Sunday. January 20. at O'Clock. Remains
resting sst at Ives funeral parlor' claren sa.
BEREsFoRD. ELLA: On Saturday. Jan
usry 10, 1922. at her = Issdd . l2s 18th
Randolph Beresford. Notice of funeral
later.
BERRY. L. ALICE. JANUARY, 10. 1929, at
hsF late AEc sERR ssa in Esf sst
ts.g T 10 "; jsnSaTs a. Il am. inter
BEuzARD, ELLIS CURTIS. On Sunday,
EhIs c6RT1 tszy sE 9 Wife and
fanera dS home a a 1870 5th St 'r n% N' Is
BYRON. H. H. D. January ls; 1929 at
ne. ' Il III" T. 5 s. BYRON, aged IS S. Funeral
notice later.
CAMPBELL, CASEY Departed this life
Tuesday January Is, 1929, at her resi-;
sons, two sisters and % erandchildren.
f5o% s ESQ oeoc home
yary ls. 1929. ELIzABETA A., wife of the
"eus G5af' at e. SISSY 50 9fGm Seq s.
residence. SIG 10Th st. NV. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. 20
DAVIS. MAMIE. On Thursday. January II.
1929, at her residence. 1921 Varnum st.
NV, MAMIE. beloved wife of George Will
bur Davis. Funeral services at her late
residence on Sunday. January 20. at 9:45
am. 1nterment Frederick, Nd (Frederick,
Md. papers please copy. 20
DENNY. NANCY A. Passed into the great
beyond Friday. January ls. 1929, at 1918
am. at Freedmen's Hospital, after Ions
illness, the beloved NANCY A. DENNY; She
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted hus-
band. Mr.. James r. Denny; loving daugh-
ter. Harriet Denny; two loving sisters. Miss
Sadie Lightfoot and Mrs. Catherine Holli-
day. and q host Of other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral hereafter
(Culpeper, Va. papers please CopyD
precious one from us has gone,
voice We love Is stilled;
place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
HER SISTERS.
The heavenly gates were open.
gentle voice said Come
And with farewell unspoken.
She calmly entered home.
DAUGHTER HARRIET.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriase licenses have been issued to the
Wesley Harlow. 2s. Union Mills. Va. and
Grace Butler, 10, Carys Brook, Va; Rev. H.
o'Reii Truitt. az. Columbia. Mo-. and
Marian r.. Barley. 20, Paducah, KY; Rev.
ad Msss p ssyn: 81 This oty ssT S
Calvin Rubin, 81. and Beatrice Solomon.
! 80: Rev. Moses Horwitz.
RICHARD Hnm z, a. and Bijou Brown.
i gsrm a; = " 81 Smith 40. and Dorothy F.
Sutton. 26: Rev. William M. Hoffman.
George B. Burns. %. Akron. Ohio, and
Benlah 3 Insraham, 2l' this city; Rev.
Georse w" Mechanism. 80, and Martha
Russell. 40: Rev. j. w Many.
Richard M. Gillian. 81. and Cora L. Kid
well. Is: Rev. Thomas s; Davis
walter J. Reilly. so, New York City, and
Eleanor M. Mills. 49, this city; Rev EDWARD
oscar /. psowns. rs, this city, and Aileen
William A. Poole. 4s. and Rena v. Hoover,
-: Rev. James A. Mters.
n. r:nk 81 R shor IT, k ss and Evelyn M
j. walter .Whiteford, ~. and Marie e.
Moenig. 20. both OF Baltimore, Md; Rev.
Charles J. Trinkhaus.
william r. Mills, as, and Emma e. Hail.
Emmett J. dodsey. %, Cliffside. N. j.: and
Betty Dent, rs, Quantico, Va; Rev. H. M.
1 Arthur P. shultz. 81. Meyersdale. Pa, and
Julia c. Hagen, %. this city; Rev. r. N. Ed
wards.
Bernard L. Gordon, 20. and Shirley A.
Dean, 10: Rev Homer A. Kent.
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MRS. VIRGINIA SIMONS,
81, DIES AT HOME HERE

Mrs. Virginia Simons, widow of John
I. Simons, who was in the commission
business in this city for many years,
and who died about ID years ago, died
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Timothy A. Fitzgerald, Z Sherman cir
Gle. at noon yesterday.
Mrs. Simons, native of Baltimore. Md.
where she was born May II, 1864, had
been resident of this city more than
so years. She was married in 1881 and
was the mother of IL children, 8 OF
them surviving her.
Besides Mrs. Fitzgerald, the children
are Albert j., William H., Hamilton A.,
George F. and Henry M. Simons of this
city; Walter j. Simons of Norfolk, Va.
and Mrs. Ella M. Fenton. Mrs Simons
also Is survived by "a grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Simons will
be conducted at the residence Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Rev. William
D. King pastor Of st. Paul's M. E.
Church South. will officiate, and inter-
ment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL
REFLECTS OFFICERS
Annual Meeting of Washington
Trade Groups Representa-
tives Is Held.

Incumbent officers of the Joint In
dustrial Council, which is composed of
representatives of local trade organiza-
tons and which has as its purposes
encouragement of commercial and in
dustrial activities of Greater Washing
ton of desired types, were reelected
yesterday afternoon at the annual meet
ing held in the Offices of the Washing
ton Chamber of Commerce in the
Homer Building
The officers are C. Phillips Hill, chair
man: John H. Hanna, vice chairman,
and Dorsey w. Hyde, jr., secretary. Mr..
Hanna, as chairman of the committee
on program, outlined proposed activities
for the year 1929, dealing with the in
dustrial survey, new industries and the
announcement of the location in WASH
ington of headquarters Offices of ma
tional organizations.
The chairman was authorized to ap-
point special committee to study the
Cramton park land acquisition bill to
ascertain what effect it might have
upon present and proposed commercial
activities located on either side of the
Potomac River between Washington and
Alexandria The Cramton measure pro-
vides for development of a George
Washington memorial parkway on both
sides of the Potomac, costing about
S7000,0 00
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history dinner, this evening at $50
O'Clock. in the clubhouse, at % Jackson
place. Mrs. Merritt O. Chance. presi-
dent Of the club, will preside. Reserva-
lions have been made by Judge Mary
O'Toole, Miss v. S. Benjamin, Mrs.
Mary Dashiell, Mrs. Nell Dunlap, Mrs.
Walter Florence, Mrs. Mary c. d. john
son, Miss Mary e. Lanzenby. Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis, Mrs. Francis Merchant,
Mrs. Lawton Miller, Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne, Mrs. j. Garfield Riley. Miss
Grace D. white. Miss Jessie Wishart,,
Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss Jessie Malli-
cote, Miss A. F. Hill, Mrs. Viola H.
Baker, Miss A. Gutierrey, Miss Alice
Trefts, Miss Grace Osgood, Miss Flor
ence Brook, Miss Lucy Watts, Miss
Mary Colt. Mrs. r. L. Strocker, Miss
Lucienne Strocker. Mrs. Grace Ross
Chamberlin, Mrs Redwood Vandergrift,
Mrs. Carolina Pratt, Miss Sarah Gro
gan, Miss Florence Bell. Miss S. E.
Woodward, Miss Katherine Shenk, Mrs.
Summer Perkins, Mrs. Mary McKenny,
Mrs. H. B. CAN'T, Mrs. Ida Wilmington
and Mrs. Grattan Kerans.
The Riding and Hunt Club is start
ing one of the largest hunts of the
season this afternoon on Mr.. Cy Cum
mings estate, in Chevy Chase, Md.
Among the sportSmen who will fol-
low the hounds will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Exnicios, Mr.. Ennalls Wagga-
man. jr.; Mr.. Harold Rust, Mr.. Gywnne
Rust. Mr.. Melvin G. Hazen, Mr.. Samuel
j. Henry, Mrs. Preece. Miss Maude
Preece. Mr.. John Finnerty, Miss Wini-
fred West, Miss Mango CouZens and Mr.
Roland Dawson.
Following the hunt breakfast will
be given by Mr.. Perry West at the
Watdman Park Saddle Club.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor is the most
recent sponsor of the benefit and drive
which the Washington branch of the
American Association of University
Women Is organizing in connection with
the Nation wide campaign to raise a
million dollar fellowship fund to endow
research fellowships for women. Mrs
William M. Jardine heads the long list
OF prominent men and women who are
sponsoring the drive, others including
Mrs. James E. Fechet, Mrs. Frank B
Freyer. Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs
Luke Wilson. Mrs. Avery Coonley. Mrs
Proctor L. Dougherty, Mrs. Sydney F.
Taliaferro. President and Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin. Mrs. David l.. Wing, Miss
Jean Dean Cole. Mrs. Thomas w. Sid
well. Mrs. Frederic E. harrington. Mr.
Isaac Cans, Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith
and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle.
Mrs. o. J. Stevenson of guelph. On
tario, Canada. is at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Fairfax of Roa.
noke. Va, are passing a few days In
washington at the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley l.. Wells OF
New York City are passing some time
at the Carlton.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I,
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Timothy j. and Rose O'Neil, girl.
Ernest E. and Hazel Risdon, girl
John and Marcella Dalton, girl
Launcie j. and Agnes Kendall, girl
Paul and Louise Watkin, girl
Robert and Jean Anderson. girl.
Felbert and Laura Nicely, girl.
Paul and Mary Orndorff. girl.
Leroy A. and Catherine Keen. girl.
Lewis and Leacy Egebert. sirl
Alton D. and Pearl Skillman, girl.
Stephen B. and Marie T. Jones, girl
George H. and Wilhemina Schoolmeesters
girl
Marion s. and Bernice A. Alley. girl.
z: Donald and Louesa A. Preston. girl.
Ebert and Sylvia Lipshultz. girl.
Samuel and Betty Seidel, girl.
Samuel and Kate Gotkin, girl.
Nathan and Geskhe Dobkin, girl
Joseph N. and Eva S. Norris. boy.
Ralph H. and Bernice 1. Harrison, boy.
Charles H. and Helen G. Miller, boy.
John S. and Marguerite Duvall. boy.
John and Josephine Killmon; boy.
Clagett and Eleanor Jones, boy.
Thomas w. and Catherine Higdon, boy.
John H. and Julia l.. Williams, boy.
William r. and Virgie M. Kelly, boy.
Jennings and Murriel Decatur, boy.
Orley and Leila M. Snead, boy.
Cornelius H. A. and Edna Wildman, boy.
Lima N. and Chin Moy. boy.
Nick and Panagiota CarvellaS. girl.
Daniel and Myrtle Wagner, boy and girl
George and Nellie Harris, girl.
Zach and Hazel Jackson. girl.
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13-YEAR-0LD SCHOOLGIRL
MEETS DEATH SUDDENLY
Alice v. Hawkins Expires Follow
ing Collapse on Street-Athletic
Exercise Believed Cause.

Alice Virginia Hawkins, 10 years old,
of 662 G street northeast. collapsed on
the street yesterday afternoon as she
left Stuart Junior High School, where
she was a student, and died half an
hour later despite efforts of DR.. Louis
Jimal of Casualty Hospital and MEM
bers of the Fire Department rescue
squad to revive her. Death was said by
Coroner j. Ramsay hewitt to be due to
an acute dilation of the heart.
The girl is said to have been prom
inent in school athletics, and DR.. hewitt
thinks she may have overtaxed her
heart. She was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hawkins.
The rescue squad car answering the
call, collided with truck at Third and
H STREETS, and one of the firemen was
slightly injured. He is Pvt. N. Mortin-
sen, 80 years old. After being treated
for bruises he continued on to the
school. The truck was operated by Jo-
seph S. Queen, colored, of 1887 @ street.
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and Letters. Inc, of washington. Miss
Mabel Shutters. the first corresponding
secretary of the association before she
moved to New York. She Is an active
officer in the New York branch OF the
League of American Pen Women. At
the January luncheon of Rutgers Col
lege Alumni Association at Hotel Nc
Alpin, Mrs Stoddard was one OF the
speakers, making a. plea for the spread
OF education, through greater interest in
and profounder knowledge of conten1-
porary literature Of all nations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy w. McGregor of
Detroit are at the Mayf1ower on their
way to Florida, where they will remain
until the first of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mckinney, How
ard D. Mckinney and Mrs. Samuel
Long. who are motoring South, from
their home, in New Brunswick, N. j.,
are spending a few days at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. Gertrude Prather and Miss
Elizabeth Prather have returned to the
Hay-Adams House after passing sew
eral days in New York.
Mr.. L. M Ruston will entertain at
the supper-dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barnes of Boston,
who are motoring South, are spending q
few days at the Grace Dodge Hotel en-
route.
Mrs. Alexander Coale Columbus was
the guest of Mrs. John Morrow Of New
Mexico Friday afternoon at the Con-
gressional Club.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported t.
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Josephine A. Morton. IS. 431 G st.
Sarah E. Shipley. IS, l222 r. I. ave; ne
William G. England, 73, z Iowa circle.
Sarah e, Whitmore. II, SIS 9th St s.w.
Ernest I. Padgett, 68. 1905 End st. ne.
George w. Evans, so, Gallinger Hospital
James A. Bury. 81. Episcopal Hospital.
Joseph Goldberger. 81. U. S. Naval Hos
Raphael Scarano, So, U. 8. Veterans Hos
Louis Jacobs. so. 1894 18th st.
Daniel P Harrigan, 40, st. Elizabeth's
Alma Mary Davis. AZ. 1891 varnum st.
Charles Dunbar, months, ChildrenS Hos
pital.
Mary Freeman, II. BIT End st. s.w.
Louise Morgan,. rs. Gallinger Hospital;
Henry II. Kelly. Is. Gai inEsr Hospital.
Mary Howard, 70, 324 D st. Sc.
Minnie BROKER, SO, 1895 Linden st. ne.
Sylvia Tolliver 50, e07 44th st. ne
Louise NJ. Williams, So 64l 9th st. ne.
Will Ray, 4s. 1873 9Th st.
Ernest w Butler. Al. i4i6. 18th st.
Vesta Tate. IS. Freedmen's Hospital
AdeIl Ogden. 80. Walter Reed Hospital.
Marcellus Chapman: 81; .GaIllinser Hospital
Bernice Handy. IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Minnie Brown. months. 4l2 N. J. ave.
Infant of William r. and Bertha Carroll,
80 minutes, 14l7 5th st.
Rollo (Mo.) School of Mines enroll
ment Is 495: % States and Z foreign
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SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
Entertained at Dinner Last Night
At the White House.

THE President and Mrs. Coolidge
were hosts al dinner last evening
in the Executive Mansion to the
Il President-elect and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Cool
idge have as their house guests former
Senator and Mrs. William NJ Butler of
Boston Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Stearns.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg will entertain at dinner this
evening.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs
William F. Whiting were the dinner
guests last evening of Representative
and Mrs. George r. Stobbs of Massa-
chusettS. who entertained at dinner in
the presidential dining room of the
Mayflower. Representative and Mrs.
: Allen T. Treadway were also their
guests.
German Embassy to be
Scene of Festivity Tonight.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron will en-
terrain at dinner this evening. followed
by dancing There will be % guests
at the dinner and 125 for the dancing.
The Minister of Norway and Nine
Bacnke will be the guests in whose
honor the Commissioner of the District
and Mrs Sidney F. Taliaferro will en-
terrain at dinner this evening.
Representative and Mrs. Adam Wyant
will be the guests in whose honor Mr..
Edward Doty will entertain at dinner
this evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Edward E. Gam was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon given today by
Mrs. James L. Karrick. who enter
tanned in the Chinese room of the May
flower. Covers were laid for 81.
Mrs. Hull. wife of Representative
William E. Hull, and her niece. MISS
Virginia Harris, went to New York to-
day. They will pass several days there
and will return to Mrs. Hull's apart
ment in the Wardman Park Hotel the
first part of the week.
The Undersecretary of the Treasury,
Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills. is in New York,
where he went to bid bon voyage to
Mrs. Mills, when she sailed today
aboard the Caronia for Cuba. Mrs
Mills will spend fortnight In Havana.
Commissioner General of Immigra-
ton and Mrs. Harry E. Hull will enter
tain Mai and Mrs. Thomas Hammond
of the Army War College at dinner
this evening in their apartment in the
Wardman Park Hotel.
The assistant quartermaster general.
Brig. Gen. William e. Horton, enter
tanned at tea yesterday in his apart
ment in the Kedrick in honor of the
officers of the construction service de-
partment of the Quartermaster Corps.
Gen. Horton was assisted by the wives
of officers of the Quartermaster Corps,
including Mrs. B. Frank Cheathan,
wife of the quartermaster general.
Mr.. John Stack of Hollywood. Calf,
newly appointed assistant United States
trade commissioner to Copenhagen,
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Missouri State Society
To Give Musical Tonight.


To Give Musical Tonight.
The January meeting of the Mis-
souri, Society, which will be held at $3.50
o'clock this evening in the rose room
of the Washington Hotel, will feature
musical program, to be followed by
dancing. There will be a group of songs
by Miss Isabel Craig Bacon. and piano
solos by Miss Frances Gutelius. Dane
ing will begin at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Joe j. Manlove. wife of the
president of the society. will be as
sisted by Mrs. Samuel c. Major, Mrs.
Clyde Williams. Mrs. James L. Baity,
Mrs w. A. Durham and Mrs. Nat M.
Lacey as hostesses. Mrs. Eugene H.
Andrew is chairman of the reception
| committee and Mrs. Charles p. Keyser,
chairman of the entertainment COM
| mittee.
The society will have a Congress
sional District Night" Saturday, Feb
ruary 16, and has tentative plans for
the annual banquet in March.
Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway will be
honor guest and speaker at the Wom-
| ems City Club. District Of Columbia
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Garn nf ThankH.

acknowledge with grateful appreciation
the kind acts of sympathy rendered and
beautiful floral tributes sent by our
occasion OF the death of our beloved
mother and grandmother. THE FAMILY, .