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RABBI WISE VOICES
FAITH IN BRITAIN
Holds Government Not En-
tireIy to Blame for Mos
lem Disorders.

He does not hold the British govern
r1ent wholly to blame for the recent
attacks on the Jews in Palestine by
Arab bands and he has faith in that
governments promise to protect them
from further molestation, Rabbi Ste
phen s. Wise of New York told a mass
meeting of some TOO persons who gath
cred in the Washington Hebrew Con-
~sregation Reformed Temple, Eighth and
H streets, last night.
DR.. Wise said that when he spoke
of the British government he did not
include the authorities in Palestine,
that the latter government was en-
tirely separate, and that he would not
insult the British government by iden-
tifying them with the persons who per-
mitted the slaughter of nearly a hum
dred of his own people. He said that
certain persons in Palestine "who call
themselves Christians" not only per-
mitted the murderous attacks on de-
fenseless and children, but were
instrumental In creating ill-will on the
part of the Arabs.
Recently Back From Zurich.
DR.. Wise, who recently returned from
the world Zionist congress in Zurich,
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BERLlNER'S SERVICES
/ TO PUBLIC PRAISED
tuberculosis Association Directors
Adopt Resolution on Late
Inventors Life Work.

The public service Of the late Emile
Berliner as an inventor and a health
scientist was lauded last night by his
fellow directors of the Washington
tuberculosis Association at a memorial
meeting in The Social Service House.
DIR. George M. Kober, president Of the
association, said that the late inventors
highest contribution to the Washington
public was a long campaign to insure
q sanitary milk service. which cul-
minated in the enactment Of the 1925
milk law.
A resolution. presented by Walter s.
Uhord. secretary of the association, and
reviewing the progress OF Mr.. Berliner's
health reform in the District, was for
mally adopted.
The resolution cited Mr.. Berliner as
one Of the incorporators of the asso-
citation in 1908, and recalled his services
as president In 1917 and 1922.
Prominent among MI. Berliner's other
public achievements, the resolution de-
clared, was the organization of the Blu
reau Of Health Education. which, by dis
tribution of health literature to young
mothers, appreciably reduced infant
mortality In Washington. Through a
bequest of 9100, 900 by Mr.. Berliner, the
work Of this organization will be per-
petuated.
Others who spoke were DIR. Harvey w.
Wiley, vice president Of the tuberculosis
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JAMES J. BYRNE DIES
AT SILVER SPRING., ND
Funeral Services to Be Held To-
morrow Morning in Holy Trim
ity Catholic Church.

James J. Byrne, 70 years old, formerly
of Ashburn, Va, and for the past 20
years a resident of this city, died in the
Md, yesterday after a long illness. Mr..
Byrne retired from active work before
coming to this city.
He Is survived by five sons. John j.,
James, Andrew, Bernard and Charles
Byrne, all Of this city, and a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Robertson Of Bristol, Pa.
Funeral services will be conducted In
Holy Trinity Catholic Church tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock, following brief
services at the residence Of his son,
Bernard Byrne, 1912 Prospect avenue.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Switzerland, appealed to the conere-
cation not to allow the recent reports
Of war" and massacre" TO reduce
the emigration to the Jewish homeland.
IF 1t does, the Arabs have won" ne
said.
The rabbi said that he would not
indict O whole people for what mlgnt
have been the actions Of a comparative
few. He said that he knew that there
we're some Arabs who protected the
Jewish women and children mi OPP.
| posed the wholesale murders ana
%butcheries.
The meeting, which was part OF the
program to raise $780, 600 to be sent to
Jews, who have been impoverished In
the homeland, was presided over by
Rudolph Behrend, who introduced DIT.
Wise. Prior to this Rabbi Abram simon
made q brief introductory address, IN
which he expressed the hope that the
meeting would not develop into a vitri-
olic attack upon a people. but that the
evening would be spent in making. con-
structive plans for the relief OF the
Jewish people in Palestine.
Confers With Hoover.
Before coming to the meeting, DR..
Wise had a conference with President
Hoover. regarding the situation in Pales-
tine. He said that he was highly pleas
ed with the outcome. He also conferred
with Sir Esme Howard. the British AM
bassador, and Secretary Of State Slim
son.
A midnight benefit for the sufferers
in Palestine will be given at the Earle
Theater tonight. This will be particle
pated in by the entire stage show from
the Palace Theater and will include
the new Paramount picture Fast Com
pany," featuring Evelyn Brent, Jack
Oakie and Skeets Gallagher. The pro-
ceeds of the show will be turned over
to the cause, musicians, stage hands
and ushers all contributing their
services.
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Barber Seeks Injunction.

Antonio Atino, a barber, 926 Ninth
street, has asked the District Supreme
Court for an injunction to prevent
Carlo Finocchiaro and Maria C. Finoc-
chiaro from opening a barber shop at
cas- Ninth street. He tells the court
that he bought out the defendant April
~ last, and by the terms of the sale
agreement Finocchiaro was not to en-
gage in q similar business for three
years. He Is represented by Attorneys
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. Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past a. hours:
BENJAMIN sPstss; "a GaFssld HeespitaI.
Moilie Morssn. 7s. Gsrfeld Hospital.
Miefhaaeeff J, Kelly. '7iSi, 81 Eye Eye st. tom o.
8 Eiizabet., z Ion, 70, 1920 tamon st.
Edward Boden. So. .Welter Reed Hospital.
Sara 2: Branson. 6e. .sibley Hospital.
E SSaan b poh s2yS, g. g. En- Fn. Msssser Hospital.
Infant Of John A. and Mary Anselmo. Q
hours. Providence Hospital
Mary Anderson. 36, 45i 2 st..
Magsis Phillips. ~, 1902 Mimi: aye: ne:
Sandy Crawley, 2 months. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
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UarhH Of Thanka.

GRIMES. THELMA B. We wish to extend
many friends for their kind expressions Of
sympathy. Zion Baptist Sunday school,
dered; the ministers in charge, graduating
class Of February, 1929. the beautiful floral
tributes to our deceased darling DAUGHTER,
THELMA B. GRIMES. THE FAMILY. .
SMITH. WALTER. sr. The family of the
late WALTER SMITH. Sr.. acknowledge
with grateful appreciation your kind ex-
preston of sympathy.
WARE, JOHN EDWARD. We wish to thank
relatives. friends and neighbors tor their
kind expressions OF sympathy and flowers
during the Illness and death Of our dear
husband and father. JOHN EDWARD
Mrs. 1orT1E WARE AND FAMILY. i.
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THEATER MANAGER
pneumonia VICTIM

Henry e. Hunter CT Mount Rainier,
Nd, to Be Buried Tomor-
row Afternoon.
Henry Elmo Hunter, 81 years old, of
1900 Twenty-second street northeast,
manager Of the Cameo Theater, Mount
Rainier, Md, died in sibley Hospital
Sunday. Death was ascribed to pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Hunter formerly managed thea
tiers for the Universal circuit at Har-
risonburg and Staunton. Va. He was a
member of Federal Lodge Of Masons
here.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Olga v. Hunter; four daughters. Eliza
beth. Helen, Billie and Edith Hunter;
a son, Henry Elmo Hunter: his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hunter; a brother. j. Francis Hunter,
and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Dalton.
Funeral services will be- conducted
at Wright's undertaking parlors. 1887
Tenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment will be in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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Association, and Rev. D. Z. Wiseman, q
director.
Besides the members Of the Tubercu-
iosis Association, Mrs. Berliner and
other members Of the family attended
the meeting.
A resolution on the death Of DR..
George w. Richardson, q member OF the
association, also was adopted.
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MRS. WILLIAM BRITT DIES,
Expires After Long 11lness-Fu
neral Services Tomorrow.

Herd4 HerVIceB IOn1orroW.
Mrs. Mary Blake Britt, Al years old,
wife Of william Britt, died at her home.
3109 Thirty-eighth street, yesterday,
after q long illness.
She Is survived by her husband, a
daughter, Mrs. Milton j. Eckert; a
sister, Mrs. H. M. Barbour, and mother,
Mrs. Helen M. Cooke, all of this city.
She also leaves four uncles, Rear Ad-
miral Reginald Nicholson, Brig. Gen.
William J. Nicholson, Reynolds Nichol-
was a granddaughter Of the late Com
modore Nicholson.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the home tomorrow morning at 1890
O'Clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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JOHNSON,

'qME ensss. sE.1Ssss.AAss .2 ii! psP lsss. siFaglssAIsiS;
ieS aal. Rich hsi9tf LLOYD q ydif ana gdasrd joh a Z
e so' he y q. i Eqsess t ysrvis e. Esmfs nnsri Fifi par.
Tors, 2222 Ga. ave. NV.
KNIGHTON. WILBUR JAMES. On Tues.
~ stS =. NE. M1tsGRi janis Ff KSfaH.
ToN: beloved son Of Laura and the lat
sssRss%SsssFP p =; a. !: II :so Sl%. Of in.s ahSasss. Z
MASON, MARY. Departed this life septem.
ilpst RI III 1Iin IS ~. SARRYs' S HAsssocRR..s da s aisft ;
snS ! ! h %Ssd >! ot lSG r SsiGt.his.:, an. iS0 ,t sisseI'
5ans rs2' h Hsauns 4s s. 6 8 st. & NV ~aiNs osice u
Nts s. NARY Mar F. On Monday. Sep;
GGssN sY eve. ny after a IinseTing illness,
address on "Wednesday. september0 as Hso0s AZ
2,ae 5m;, oSSslstISsS snd friends invited.
PATTERSON, CHARLES /. On Sunday,
S SfaR&sfsIlEsI n RA4 1sTsi Z n q #s:sins I'D;
internnent at Mifiintown' Pa. on wednes-
REED, BENNIE. Departed this life Sunday.
alabama, BENNTE REED, beloved son OF
mrs. Minnie Reed of 1924 Fades ST. ne.
3ss r. I. ave. NV. Notice Of funeral
sF teM5s9 "a. sA isysl a. Z; On MO 9S. S., ssD5
ssg'S Sss4s' Of | fRsnisaI,. s M s35m g. II Shei I::Is! ss:d
invited. Intefment Congressional cemae
SHERIFF, ANNA, On Monday morning,
versity Hospital, iAsfNNAs. 81 a 1e2ref' 81 The late late
% GsSIss l. a mor sIssn z Z. S II o!eIock Eu49 f6n
e @iiTlss' fp4l ssDse' NE R Roiws sTe' 1n'ern:n'
Sf IS b, lsss. g lis Ii On nm sa ng!eAS ssRt'FF e,
"a jlth 81, u ne'' on INV @e On .a;s l 'sspte9:
s SsT o5; a. 2 Dm; 1nterment in ArliaEsPn
T "a 5s2s: at d FFsse%en moI HbC.sDitsf BEETLE Raia5s
Noties Of ' fanef fii'f ist. 81 f Remsins rs ssstins
At the y. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par
Courts. RUSTH L., widow Of James 9:
AImn mDs r spe sTneI Isas i conn. 's ave. Ds Wedn. 81
day at $50 pm.
WARREN, PATRICK. Or Monday. septem-
s e. Is, MD ~ pA 81 RlS no %SR ZEN ss.a e
years. Funeral Wednesday, September rs.
town. Nd - IHterm msGf't cemetery 6ebsr1' n esGTn'-
WATSON, SOLOMON. On Sunday, septem-
Va. SOLOMON WATSON. devoted son q;
Mrs. Eliza Watson Jones, brother Of VIII
Van Ws.ni ana GeOTHs re- Watson SIs6 + I.S snd Mrs. So. Lucy e;
e Tth5sPi r%elstives ar and a frfen tfaVf Renai ns'r rest. {.
ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel,
3rd and Eye. SITS. s.w: Funeral. Wednesday,
Zion Baptist Church. Rev James z. Green
omciating. 1nterment Arlington National
WELLS. JOSEPH. Departed this life satur-
his residence SIS Del. ave. IiyV Pin in full
triumph of Christian faith, JOSEPH
loving and devoted wife. Louvinia Wells:
and friends. Funeral services Wednesday.
september rs: at pm at the Providence
Interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
The golden gates were opened,
A gentle voice said. Come.
And with q farewell unspoken
He calmly entered home.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. .
WELLS. JOSEPH. Members. Of Morning Star
bodss; No; 90, l. B: P Q. E Of ": are
NV, Tuesday. September "a. 1928. at 3
neral Of our late brother. JOSEPH Wells.
list Church. 4sl N st. s.v. MareSinF Pf fI-
neral; Assemble at s25 Delaware ave. s.w.
rfseris:zt: ' T.R Rja; NC SSla !! snd tSfss; 70 4. ss:
go. LEO :. HoLToN S.' tx. Ruler.
CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec.
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Births Reported.

Germano and Emilia Croci. !sirl.
James <. and DEorotny b. Smith, boy.
joseph 3. and Cora " Campbell, boy.
Thomas B. IND Helen L. Foster. boy.
Myron W. and Heather p: Hutchinson boy,
Otis D. and Pauline M. Scott. boy.
Edward and Susie Salters. boy.
Theodore s.. and Marian Hunter, boy.
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HI Mprtnriattt.

BAGLEY. LLOYD SMITH. SACRED to the
BAGLEY. who departed this life thirteen
years ago TO-DAY. September "a. 1915.
FATHER AND MOTHER. .
CARROLL. JOHN. In sad but loving re-
men1brance OF our dear father, JOHN
CARROLL. who departed this life three
years ago today. September ~. 1925.
HIS CHILDREN. "
MEYER. CHARLES. In sad but loving re-
Enembrance Of our dear father. CHARLES
MEYER, who departed this life thirteen
years ago today. September "a. 1915.
Love and memory last forever.
THE FAMILY. .
MILLER. TAT KENNEDY. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear sister,
KATE KENNEDY MILLER, who died ten
years ago today. September 2a. 1919.
HER SISTER AND BROTHERS. .
RI0RDAN. EMMA. In SAD but loving re-
membrance of our dearly beloved mother.
EMMA RIORDAN. who departed into eter-
pal rest six years ago today. September
HER DAUGHTERS, MAE AND FRANCES. .
TOLSON. RACHEL. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, RACHEL ToLSoN. who
left us seven years ago today, September
"a, 1922, to join those in the celestial city.
Mammals gone. but she will never be
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BYRNE, JAMES J. -peparted this lie Nom
JAMES J. BYRNE. beloved husband Of the
late Margaret Byrne. i. Funeral services
eence Of his son, Bernard Byrne. 1912
Prospect ave. NV. thence to Holy Trinity
Church, where requiem mass will be said
at $50 am. for the repose Of his soul.
Interment Mount Olivet. Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited. CLeesourg, Va,
nanars nleASe copyl
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Sun Sunday ~. 'septemSsr q. 1875 SsRAi az the e. resi-.
Ssasr o. 81 asF F HiePhss' a1 Dr. nv e; Sq AHNA
WORMEEY COLE, daughter. Of the late
James and nj Z. Wormley. Funeral
Wednesday, September IS, at 5 pm,
from st. Luke's Episcopal. Church. 18th
and Church SITS. NV, ReY. r: J. Brown Of
fctating: Relatives and friends invited
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DAY !ssptsmSsr Il; 1873 Ct The home q
Riggs pl. NV. MARY j.. wife Of william
H. Cooper. Funeral services will be held
at Gawler's chapel. 1854 Ps. ave. NV;
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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BROWN, REV STERLING NJ Departed this
life Tgssday,, septemSeT "a, 1929; Rev;
Frazier's new funeral home. $50 r. I. ave.
NV. Notice Of funeral later.
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0. E. S. Grand Officers
Honored by Fraternity

A brilliant social event in fraternal
circles was the annual reception to Mrs.
Pearl Watt Glib, worthy grand matron,
and Mr.. John Clagett Proctor, worthy
grand patron of the Grand Chapter,
order of the Eastern Star, Tuesday eve
ming, January 30, in the ballroom of
the Willard Hotel The affair was I'M
der the supervision Of joint commit
tee from Brookland Chapter and Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter composed of Mrs.
Grace B. Stiles, Mrs. Gertrude c. Lit
schert Mrs. Sarah Benson, Mrs. Marie
Summers, Mr.. George H. Stiles, Mr..
Troy A. Nubson and Mr.. Frank w.
Kelsey.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1929 act
ed as an escort for the grand matron and
grand patron, and the grand march was
led by the grand marshal. Mrs. Ger
trude c. Litschert of Brookland Chap
ter. Distinguished guests in the receiv-
ing line, beside the grand matron and
grand patron. were Grand Master Of
Masons Wisdom D. Brown. Mr. William
A. Duvall, right worthy grand trustee
Of the General Grand Chapter; officers
of the grand line of the District Of
Columbia and past grand officers Of the
District, Maryland and Virginia.
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Musicale in Prospect
Wins Favor of Society

The list of boxholders and patronesSeS
for the musicale to be given February
Is at 4:30 o'clock in the Mayfower
ballroom by Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer,
mezzo- contralto of Washington; Mr..
Harrington Van Hoesen, baritone, and
Mr.. Frank La Forge of New York,
pianist and accompanist, are: Mrs. Will
Garin, Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs.
David A. Reed, Mrs. Demarest Lloyd,
Mrs. Roland Kidder Smith, Mrs. Viz
ginia White Speel, Mrs. Robert Hinck-
lev, Mrs. Robert Locke, Mrs. Maude l..
Whitman, Mrs. William Corby, Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, Mr.. Edward
Colladay, Mrs. Charles Alger, Mrs.
George Hewitt Myer, Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Thomas w.
Phillips, jr.; Mrs Edward Perot, jr.; Mrs.
Lowell Hobart, Mrs. Ralph Barnard,
Mrs. Frank Hight, Mrs. Edward A. Har-
riman. Mrs. Frederick Delano, Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle. Mrs. Al
Mrs. Gordon Dunthorne, Mrs. Henry K.
willard, Mrs. Charles Dereen, Miss
Mary Lindsey, Mrs. Mary Roberts
Rinehart, Mrs. Charles McNary, Mrs.
Herbert Lord, Mrs. Carl Droop, Mrs.
Whitman Cross, Mrs Edward A. Keys,
the Misses Brickenstein, Mrs. Delos Blod-
gett. Mrs. Avery Coonley, Mrs. Frank
Mondell, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes, Miss
Janet Richards, Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, Mrs. william Fitch Kelley, Mrs.
Edwin Parker, Mrs. Alvin Dodd. Mrs.
Charles Warren, Mrs. Myron Whitney,
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, Miss Laura Har-
Ian, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. Re
Barney Phillips, Miss Edna Patton, Mrs.
Samuel Earle and Miss Elizabeth
Howry.
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Tau Sigma Pi Founders Day
Celebrated at Banquet

The fourth annual Founders day ban
quet of Tau Sigma ri Sorority was held
at the Roosevelt Hotel January "a by
Alpha and Beta Chapters Of the So
rority.
The banquet table was artiStically
decorated with tulips, sweet peas and
heather. The favors given to each girl
sorority coat of arms upon them.
Miss Moroe Freeman Of Beta Chapter
sang solo, accompanied by Miss Mable
Bowie, also of Beta Chapter Miss
Helen Roberts of Alpha Chapter danced.
The address of welcome was made by
Miss Ida Sinonsen, toastmistress and
chairman of the banquet Mrs Eleanor
Rosenberger, the president of 1928.
thanked the girls for their cooperation
in the work of the past year and ex-
tended her best wishes to the incoming
officers for happy, prosperous and
successful year to come. Mrs. Virginia
Hodges, the incoming president, also
addressed the girls and asked for their
support during the year. Short talks
were given by Miss Ruth Huntington,
Mrs Mary Andrae and Miss Frances
Hurley, past presidents. The president
Of Beta Chapter. Miss Mable Bowie,
thanked the members of Alpha Chapter
for their interest and work in establish
ing Beta Chapter. Each member of the
new chapter made few remarks.
A silver loving cup was presented to
Mrs. Eleanor Rosenberger as a token OF
the esteem and appreciation of the
members for her most successful year
as president.
In the company were Mrs. Mary
Andrae, Miss Helen eleven, Miss Ethel
Flaherty, Mrs. Virginia Hodges, Misses
Esther and Ruth Huntington, Miss
Frances Hurley, Miss Rose Moffitt. Mrs.
Keturah Patrick, Miss Helen Roberts.
Miss Dorothy Robinson, Miss Lillian
Rose, Miss Virginia Shook. Miss Ida
Simonsen and Miss Mabel Zimmerman
from Alpha Chapter.
The members from Beta Chapter
were Miss Mable Bowie, Miss Pauline
Collier. Miss Thelma Collier, Miss Vir-
ginia Compton, Miss Moroe Freeman.
Miss Thelma Thomas and Miss Marian
Wooden
Following the banquet dance was
held from to 1890 o'clock. The COM
mittee in charge of arrangements for
the banquet was composed Of Miss Ida
SimonSen, chairman: Miss Ruth Hunt
ington and Miss Dorothy Robinson.
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Americanism Benefit
Card Party February s

All ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted for the benefit card party to be
given Friday afternoon. February 8, at
2 o'clock at the City Club, 1920 G street,
under the auspices of the Americanism
committee of the District of Columbia,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads the list OF
patronesses. Others are Mrs. Lowell r.
Hobart, Mrs. Eli A. Helmick, Mrs. John
M. Beavers, Mrs David Caldwell, Mrs.
w, w. Husband, Miss Helen Hartman,
Mrs. George F. Hillyer, jr. Mrs. Harry
Colfax Grove, Miss Maude Alton. Mrs.
Frank S. Hight, Mrs. Edward M. Weeks,
Mrs. Palm Blake, Mrs. T. H. Faris, Mrs.
Patterson Bayne, Mrs. e. M. Pickens,
Mrs. G. w. Phillips. Mrs. Ross Mc1n-
tire, Mrs. C. E. Mcdonald, Mrs. B. F.
Merwin Miss Ella Ford. Mrs. A. w.
Bowler, Mrs. Walter r. Metz, Mrs. G. B.
Gwyn, Mrs. Thomas Hardie Seay, Mrs.
James D. Murry, Mrs. w. H. FARMLAND.
Mrs. Robert M. Ferguson, Mrs. Clyde
Hamblin, Mrs. E. A. Varela, Miss Anna
Tuohy Miss Nina Alvord, Mrs. j. 3.
Gregg-Custis, Mrs. r. M. Bolton. Mrs.
Harvey Friend, Mrs. Grant F. Chase,
Mrs. Lulu Epes, Mrs Harvey Sargent,
Mrs. Sallie Gates, Mrs. L. B. Mann
Mrs. Nancy North, Mrs. C. A. Weaver,
Mrs. Charles B. Campbell, Miss Cath
crime Watkins, Mrs. Robert E. Aud
Miss Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Edward H. JAR
Wis, Mrs. j. C. Hooker, Mrs. E. M. Hesse
Miss Annie NJ Mcdaniel, Mrs. Bertha
Gordon, Mrs H P. Simpson, Mrs. VIII
liam G. Orme, Mrs. E. c. Sasnet, Mrs
E. c. Alvord, Mrs. j. P. Stafford, Mrs
w. H. Wanamaker, Miss Margaret Dun
lay, Mrs. Bruce c. Macarthur. Mrs. J. F
Gross, Mrs. W. S. Hoffheims, Mrs
! Godfrey Creyke, Miss Margaret Barber
Mrs Raymond Evans, Mrs. Harriet
| Rankin, Mrs Charles w. Floyd, Mrs
| John j. Carson, Mrs. Horace H. Herr
Mrs. Lawrence Becker, Mrs. Corbir
Thompson, Mrs George EASEMENT, Mrs
| James Irwin.
: The committee that planned the party
consists of Mrs. William H. Wagner
| chairman; Mrs. Grant F. Chase, Mrs
Robert M. Ferguson. Mrs. E. A. Varela
Miss Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Nancy D. North
Mrs. Grattan Kerans is State chair
man. Mrs G. B. Gwyn, chairman o.
the candy committee, will be assisted
by Mrs. G. F. Chase, Miss Ella Forc
and Miss Helen Wolfe. Young girl
affiliated with the Americanizatior
school will dress in costume and assis
in the sale of candy. Mrs. Palm Blak;
is chairman of table arrangement ane
| Mrs Robert M. Ferguson chairman o.
awards, Mrs E. A. Varela and Mrs
Nancy D. North assisting.
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Special Notes of Interest
In Capitals Social World
Official Residents and Others Prominent Grouped
for Personal Observation-Disclosures View
of the Passing Throng.

Land and will return to Washington in
the Autumn.
Mr.. Mark Kelliher of the Argonne
Apartments is now in Paris where he
has been for six weeks and Is shortly
leaving for London.
Mrs. G. de la Rigaudiere and Mrs.
c. P. Renard motored from their home
in Philadelphia to spend the week at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosner
On Their Way to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner
sailed yesterday for Cuba. They will
pass two weeks in Havana and will
then 60 to Florida where they will pass
two weeks in Palm Beach before re-
turning to their apartment in the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. Ben Vance Prather and Miss
Elizabeth Prather, who are spending the
remainder Of the social season at the
Hay Adams House, left yesterday for
a weeks stay In Ottawa, Canada, where
they will attend the opening of Parlia-
ment. Miss Prather will be presented to
their excellencies, the Governor Gen
eral of Canada and Lady Wellington at
their drawing room February 8.
Mrs. Mabel Little left yesterday for
Florida where she will spend the month
of February Much Of the time she
will be in Miami.
Miss Catherine Allison and Miss Sally
Belle Hubbell, both of Goucher College
In Baltimore, arr in Washington for a
few days, staying al the Grace Dodge
Hotel