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ATTEND BENEFIT
BRIDGE "

Messrs. and Mesdames r. III.
Armstrong. r. p. Conway, T. NJ.
Melden. Leo Baumfelder. Mrs. s.
M Hargrove and her daughter.
Miss Stella. Miss Mytle Hatch and
Lee Armstrong we're the local
persons who attended the benefit
bridge given by the Trinity Guild
in Alamo last week,
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DINNER BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESSES

Mesdames K. p. Congd0n and III.
c. Jeffries were hostess Friday eve
ming at the Congdon home here,
to the members OF the Friday Mite
dinner bridge club.
After dinner the evening was
spent in the playing OF bridge. az
which Mrs. II. II. Rankin and S. NJ.
Duffie ere the high scorers. Mrs.
w. o. Brown and j. F. Ewers lows.
The guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames 8. Il. Hardin. J. r. Ew-
ers. III. H. Rankin. .. MDuffie.
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BIRTHDAY
OF


OF FOUNDER
The anniversary OF the birth OF
Robert Morris. father OF the East
ern Star. was observed Monday
evening at the Masonic temple
with the following program: Amer
ica". song, by audience; Biography
Of Robert Morris" Mrs. Bessie
Decker; solo, The Holy city" Paul
Rosette, accompanied by Mrs. ;. T..
Hardin: reading Control" Mrs.
G. II. Decker: song by q~uartette.
Mesdames Stewart. Dimmick. Card
and Ewing: reading. Making a
Mason" and Social Errors by
Mrs. Leon Brown: piano solo,
Martha McCurdy: musical read
ings. The Oid-Time Wedding
Way" and When Grandma was a
Girl" Mrs. e. ". Sprowl, accom-
panied by Mrs Homer Smith:
Brief History OF Eastern Star"
Mrs. Chas. Decker: solo, Star OF
the East" Mrs. S. L. Hardin, ac-
companied by Mr. Dimmick.
A few closing remarks were made
by Mrs. Percy L~ongwell. Worthy
Matron. after which refreshments
we're served and a social hour en-
joyed in the basement.
There were a number Of members
OF both the Star nd Masonic
fraternity present.
Mrs. Al Whittlesey. Mrs. <. Dug
at Ind Mrs. J.. G. Decker we're the
program committee, Mrs. Josiah
Bixlsr the chairman. while Mrs. a.
III. RraShpr and Mrs. leo MARCEL
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AUXILIARY PLANS
MEET

Mrs. d. c. Decker presided over
the meeting Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary Thursday. in the absence
OF Mrs. +. B. Sammons. the presi-
dent.
The missionary study was In
charge OF Mrs. Henderson Woods,
as also was the devotional. Mrs.
LcLachuer spoke on the study OF
Home Missions assisted by the
Mesdames Mac Seffel. Harry Reyes
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BIRD BARBECUE
AT LIONS PARK

BIRD BARBECUE
AT LIONS PARK
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and her
daughters were honorees ut a bird
barbecue nj the Lions park Friday
evening. with Mrs. A. L. Brasher
and Mrs. Ross Marcus as the
hoStesses.
The evening was spent In pleas
ant visiting. with the Garrison and
Marcus families enjoying the eve
ming with their oldtime friends.
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PHONE :ss ss@''' SOCIETY PHONE sss ss4'Hs

and Henry Richards. The study
was Interestingly told and discussed
by the members. A duet by the
Mesames A. II. Strahle and Harry
Reyes. Mrs. Gene Taylor accom-
panying on the piano. concluded the
program.
This organization viii have n
loyalty" meeting on the last Thurs
day Of September. A new year viii be
started as cool weather arrives and
members are once more at home.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED From Fourth Page.)

N~fCAAe~@-e-S
ton Society, who are among the box
holders for this annual event.
A delightful bridge party, which was
followed by tea, was given TUESDAY
afternoon by Mrs. Francis Miller IN neF
home, Wamstead, the first of series OF
entertainments Mrs. Miller has planned.
Mrs. Miller's guests for bridge were
Mrs. A. A. Lemar, Mrs. Francis Pole
Robson, Mrs. Francis Hallowell, Mrs.
IT. Lamar jackson, Mrs. William w.
Moore, Mrs Joseph T. Moore, Mrs.
Clarence Hurrey. Mrs. Erwin Kemp, Mrs.
Ivan Weld, Mrs. Mary Bentley, Mrs
Lawrason Riggs Mrs. Roderick Adams,
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Louis RusSier,
Mrs. Charles E. Bond, Mrs Edward
Snowden and Miss Lille B. !Stabler, Miss
Florence Bentley, Miss Elizabeth Jones
and Miss Imogene Gillette. Prizes were
won by Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs
Clarence Hurley.
Assisting Mrs. Miller at tea were Mrs
Norris Russell and her Ighter, Miss
Anna Miller. Joining the party at 4
o'clock were Mrs. Charles Ray, Mrs
Morris Cissell Mrs. Haenry Becraft,
Miss Amy p Miller, Mrs. Elgar Stabler,
Miss Doris Lea, Miss Clarice Shoe
maker and Miss Helen Wood Of Wash
ington.
Mrs Walter NJ. Brown entertained in
her home. in Linden, Md, at luncheon
Monday, when covers were laid for IL
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Sheffield of
New York City are now at the Shore
ham Hotel for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Robinson Of
Toronto, Canada, are passing soma
time at the Carlton.
Mrs. w. H Maxwell, accompanied by
Miss Adrline G.. Brown of WilliamSport,
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All States Ball Tomorrow
Evening to Be Representative.

The Reception Committee for the All
States ball In the New Shoreham Hotel
tomorrow night will include presidents
of the several State societies. Repre-
sentstives of all societies, as well as
those who have no active society, will
be present with guests and those from
other social organizations also are cor
daily invited.
There will be many interesting fea-
lures which will attract those from all
sections, especially the folk songs OF
the several States which will be sung
during the evening.
The Floor Committee will be particu-
larly active in looking after the pleasure
of these present The committee under
the chairman, Representative jeff
Busby includes Representative Morgan
Sanders. Representative Charles Chris
topherson. Representative Paul John
Kvale, Representative Victor Christgau
Mai. Charles William Freeman, Maj
Robert w. Brown, Mr.. G. Osmond Hyde
Mr.. j. Cloyd Byars, Mr.. Karl S. Hoff-
man, Mr.. David j. Shorb. Mr.. Victor
Russell and Mr.. Carlton Van Valken-
burg.
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, presi-
dent general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, heads the list OF
patronesses for the benefit card party tt
be given in the Willard Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, sponsored by tn,
State Americanism Committee, of which
Mrs. E. c. Rittue is State chairman
Other patroneSseS are Mrs. David Cald-
well. vice president general; Miss Heller
Hartman, State regent; Mrs. Harry c
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Grove, Miss Helen Brown, Miss Mae
Helm. Mrs. M. r. Spengler. Mrs Alfred
E.. T. Hansman, Miss KATRINA L. Har-
vey Mrs. A. S. Field and Mrs Edward
Dingley. Among those making reserVa-
lions are Mrs. L. t. Jones, Mrs. =. u
Rittue, Miss Sara Hannay, Mrs. Laura
A. Bradley. Mrs. George Martin, Mrs
w w Husband, Mrs. j. F. Gross. Mrs
Clarence Weaver, Mrs. Ralph G. Wilson
Mrs. Childress B. GWyn, Mrs. Robert M
Ferguson, Mrs Helen Montague and
Mrs. w. H. Wagner.
The Bannockburn Golf Club will re-
sumo its Saturday night dances TINS
week. when dancing will be from 10
until Q O'Clock, for members and their
guests only. Arrangements are being
made to have the music ION the air
through a local brodacastirg station
between IL o'clock and midnight.
The Congressional Country Club
will present its regular Sunday after
noon Twilight hour musicale for the
month Of January Sunday at O'Clock
! in the Pompeiian room. The program
for this musicale has been arranged
! through the courtesy of Mrs. Flora Nc
! Gill Keefer. popular contralto OF WASH
! ington. and will feature Mr.. Daniel
Thew Wright, ir. baritone, who Will
present three groups CT songs. He VIII
be assisted by a trio composed of Miss
| Frances Bingham Cole, soprano; MI
Wilbert Bagranoff, tenor, and Mr..
Henry Nestor, bass. Mrs. Eula AleXan-
der will be at the piano.
Mrs. George H. Miles, president OF
the Women's State Republican Gun q
| New Jersey is at the Carlton for several
DAYS. having come on from her home IN
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Atterbury Of
New York are in Washington, and are
at Wsrdman Park Hotel for shor'
stay.
Miss j. C. Conway of Seattle, Wash
is at the Dodge Hotel while in Wash
ington.
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Gard PARTY Tomorrow Night

CLARENDON, Va, January is (Spe-
cial) Fellowship Council, No. 49, Sons
and Daughters. of America, is complet-
ing plans for a benefit card party and
game to be held tomorrow night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin E.
Dove
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Miss Ruby Blaine and Miss Frances
Blaine of New York City are at the
Carlton for a short stay, accompanied
by Miss Felice Bent.
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Mrs. Archibald McClintock of New
Rochelle, N. Y, is in washington, and
is at Wardman Park Hotel for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Hardness have
motored to Washington from their
home in Meadowbrook, Pa, and ale
stopping at the Carlton.
Mrs. E. F. Hart and Mrs. M. S.
Downing of Asbury Park, N. j., are
passing few days in Washington, and
are at the Dodge Hotel
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Pa, are at the Dodge Hotel during their
brief stay in Washington.
Mr.. Richard H. Wood entertained a
party at dinner last evening at the
Shoreham Hotel, when his guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer L. Shantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph M Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Wisecarver and Miss Beryl Edmiston.
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ton Society, who are among the box
holders for this annual event.
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Mrs. George H Miles, president Of
the Women's State Republican Club q
New Jersey. is at the Carlton for several
DAYS. having come on from her home IN
New York City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Atterbury OF
New York are in Washington, and are
at Wsrdman Park Hotel for short
stay.
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Miss j. C. Conway of Seattle, Wash
is at the Dodge Hotel while in WASH
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Society In Capital Faces Lenten Period
With Concerts and Lectures Which Will
Be Principal Intellectual Recreations
White House Reception for Officials VIII Be Held
Tomorrow Nisht-N1rs Hoover Is Honor Guest of
Congressional Club.

ranged along the guest table, and while
Mrs. Dale's gown, Of a soft green
shade, was a relief to the somber colors
Of the gowns Of other women, so the
brilliant dash Of color lent by the red
gown Of Mrs. Joe Crail was a welcome
relief.
Every State in the Union was repre-
scented at the breakfast, and there was
sincere ring in Mrs. Hoover's voice,
when, in responding to the remarks Of
the club president, she expressed the
wish that she were 80 different persons,
that she might sit at each Of the tables
and make the personal acquaintance Of
the hostesSes and guests. Like Mrs.
Coolidge, Mrs. Hoover is unstinted in
her applause of good music, and she
was one Of the most enthusiastic listen
ers when young Saacha Gorodnitzki,
pianist, gave the program.
Viewpoints of great diplomats on
great Americans are always interesting,
and among those who will broadcast
impressions Of George Washington Is
M. Claudel, Ambassador of France, who
will voice the tribute of the French
nation on the Father of our Country.
His excellency, speaking both English
and French. 1t is a pleasing fact that
most of the ENJOYS to this country
speak almost faultless English.
Vice President, Mr.. Curtis, is the
most feted man in Washington, dining
out almost every night with oficial and
unofficial hosts, and Mrs. Henry F..
Dimock will give luncheon in his
honor today. The Ambassador of Mex
leo and Sonora de Teller, who have
quite lively social program arranged,
will entertain the. Vice President at
dinner Tuesday evening.
The Speaker and Mrs. Longworth will
be the particular stars around which
the congressional set will circle tomor-
row night when at the Congressional
Club the annual reception in their honor
will be given. Mrs. Dale and the Of
fcials Of the club will receive and there
win be music, refreshments and dane
ing. The big luncheon party will be
given at the club Thursday when a
number Of f1ostesses are entertaining
large parties. Fridays tea Is Of far
more than usual interest as on that oc-
casion Mrs. Henry wilder Reyes will
lead the guests Around South America, !"
and viii wear the glowingly brilliant
costume Of that section Of the world.
George Washington ana Abraham
Lincoln have not the only anniversaries
to be celebrated in the Capital, and last
Monday 1t was the wedding anniversary
Of the President and Mrs. Hoover and
Tuesday It win be the anniversary OF
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By sALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.
Having had q season filled with recep-
Gons, balls, dinner parties and teas, to
say nothing Of the oVergrown luncheon
parties which have come to be fea-
lure Of washington life, society IS now
ready TO turn intellectual and enjoy
b surfeit Of concerts and lectures curing
Lent.
The reception at the White House
tomorrow night, given by the President
and Mrs. Hoover In honor Of the on
cials Of the Treasury, Post Once, Agri-
culture. Interior, Commerce and Labor,
Is the first Of that variety ever arranged,
these important factors in Government
Life having previously filled in on any
other Of the state receptions where
room could be found for them. There
win be no feature Of the formality Of
other state receptions omitted tomorrow
night, and. be it said for each Of the
receptions Of this season, there were
never more skilfully arranged or more
Comfortable events in the White House.
It might be that Mr.. F. Lammot
Belin, minister Of protocol Of the State
Department, Is the mind behind the
arrangements, but there are undoubted
earmarks of Mrs. Hoover having per-
sonally suggested each change, Just as
It was her idea to have smaller recep-
lions and more Of them and to adopt
the simplest form of entertainment
compatible with the dignity Of her
position.
Mrs. Hoover was the guest OF the Con-
Rressional Club at its annual break
fast Thursday, when several hundred
women Of the House and few from the
Senate met to pay her homage. There
was quiet dignity in all the arrange
mentS from the time she was met at
the outer door Of the Willard Hotel by
an appointed committee until she again
was escorted to the street door by them.
The Congressional Club makes de-
siehtful chapters Of social history for
the Capital each season, and IN no
Fears Of the past more than last week
was this done. Each Of the annual
breakfasts seems more interesting than
the other and the program Of classical
enusic, which followed the breakfast, was
positively thrilling.
one had an opportunity to see Mrs
Porter H. Dale bowling herself grace
fully out Of ONCE as president-the re-
ception at the club tomorrow night fol
the Speaker and Mrs. Longworth viii
be the last big event Of the club for this
season-while Mrs. Leonidas G. Dye
went through the preliminaries o.
howing herself In. It was staid and
~aosing line OF oficiaI women, o6iceri
6 the club, past and present. thai
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the marriage Of the Speaker and Mrs.
Longworth, who will celebrate their sill
yer wedding anniversary, the event
which created q fare from one end Of
the world to the other. Peace reigned
In the White House, President Roose-
welt, who had had many scribeS barred
from the mansion because Of some triv-
ial or suspected offensc, ordering the
doors thrown wide and all Of them to
enter for the wedding and the wedding
feast. France sent priceless tapestry,
rare gifts came for the bride from the
crowned heads of Europe and all Of
the Ambassadors and Ministers then In
this country gave presents while the
American people INDUCED in perfect
riot of giving.
The wedding breakfast was a sump-
tuous affair of many courses and the
table for the bride and bridegroom and
the wedding party was set in the small
dining room and it-was there that the
bride cut the cake with the sword Of
Capt. Archibald Butt.
Hearts and flowers with myriads Of
toys and books mixed in were Showered
upon Paulina Longworth, on her birth
day anniversary yesterday. She was St..
Valentines gift to her parents and cele-
brated her six years in fitting manner.
Born in a Chicago hospital with her
mothers friend, Ruth Hanna Mccormick
near, the little girl has grown strong and
sturdy and is far more like the Roose-
velts than the Longworths. She goes
to school and can read children's
stories.
Next month little Peggy Ann Hoover,
granddaughter of the President and
Mrs. Hoover, win celebrate her nth
birthday anniversary on st. Patrick's
day. There may not be parties for
either of the small girls but there will
be carloads Of gifts and many good
wishes.
Not the least brilliant Of the affairs
of last week was the toasting party.
or call it whatever you win, given at
the willard by the Women's National
Press Club Monday night, when host
Of distinguished women were guests Of
honor. 1t is well that women, who all
through the year look politely on at
the fancies and foibles of the rest Of
mankind should. for few brief hours,
on a single night, take fling them
selves, shooting random darts OF wit
and wisdom. criticism and praise at
Their regular subjects. And so the
Wenen's National Press Club, growing
BIZ. ser, better and more daring each
season, should and does have In
It's audience the cream Of Washington's
!. ofaGial life. v -
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The Vice President, Mr.. Curtis, viii
be the guest of honor at a midday
breakfast today Of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
who will entertain IN her home on
Scott Circle.
Vice President Curtis dined last eve
ming at the Mayhower with Represen-
tative and Mrs. John @. Tilson of Con-
necticut. The company invited to meet
him included Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Everett Gam, Senator and Mrs. James
J. Davis. Representative and Mrs Allen
T. Treadway, Representa- I've and Mrs.
C. William Ramseyer, Representative
and Mrs. Adam M. Wyant. Represen-
tative and Mrs. Randolph Perkins. Reps
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rive in New York Thursday and will
remain there until February Is, when
he viii come to the Capital.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. WI
will entertain at dinner Thursday
evening.
The Minister Of Rumania. Mr..
Charles A. Davila, IS In New York for
two weeks.
The Minister of South Africa. Mr..
Eric Hendr1ck Louw, win be host at
a luncheon Thursday In compliment TO
Mr.. Ralph j. Totten, United States
Ambassador to South Africa.
Friday he win leave for New York.
where he viii make an address prior
to leaving for Detroit, where he viii
also speak. He viii return in 10 DAYS.
The counselor Of the German EN-.
bassy and Frau Kiep were hosts ut
dinner last evening, and with their
guests, went later to the dance at the
French embassy.
Sonora de PTieto, wife Of the mill
tary attache of the Cuban embassy, and
her daughter, Senorita Tessada Guz-
man, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Slater in their home In New York.
Senior Jose Gomez-Acebo, attache of
the Spanish embassy, entertained a
party of six at dinner at the Shore
ham Hotel Thursday evening.
The former first secretary Of the
Bolivian legation, Senior Don Raul Diez
de Medina, was married last week to
Senorita Paz Comperio. Senior de
Medina is the son of the Minister of
Bolivia and Sonora de Medina, and has
only recently returned to his home.
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The italian Ambassador and Donna
Antoinette de MARITIME will entertain at
luncheon today the company including
the apostolic delegate. Archbishop
Furnasoni- Blond.
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The Minister of Finland, Nh. Il AS
from, has returned from few days
stay IN New York.
The Minister Of Costa Nica, sanor
Don Manuel Castro QuesadAs win &s-
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Mrs. Jack Marshall
Arranaes Sunday Tea

Mrs. Jack Marshall will entertain at
tea Sunday afternoon, February %,
from to o'clock, at the Andrews
studio. near Alexandria. Assisting Mrs.
Marshall win be three recent brides,
Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette, jr.; Mrs.
Gerre Cooper Of Tennessee and Mrs.
w. J. Driver, II.
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Vice President Is HOnored
At Midday Breakfast Today
Mr.. Curtis Also in Company at Dinner Last
Evening. Mrs. Lee Entertains Mrs. Gam.
Many Parties Held During Week.
Clinedinst Photo.

resentative and Mrs. Fletcher Hale,
Representative Edith NourSe Rogers,
Mrs. James s. Parker, DR.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mr.. @. Bascom
Slemp, Judge and Mrs. Edward J. Hen
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Mondell, and Mr..
and Mrs. Nanny Strauss of New York.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam will be
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Robert
e. Lee viii entertain at luncheon to-
morrow at the dayflower.
Representative and Mrs. Chester
Bolton entertained at dinner last eve
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Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated With Guests

The commissioner Of the United
States Shipping Board and Mrs. Jeffer-
son Myers entertained IL guests at din
ner at their home, 1861 Crescent place,
last evening In honor Of their wedding
anniversary.
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George Washington ana Abraham
Lincoln have not the only anniversaries
to be celebrated In the Capital, and last
Monday 1t was the wedding anniversary
Of the President and Mrs. Wocver and
Tuesday It win be the anniversary Of
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Senator and Mrs. Alban w. Barley Of
Kentucky will be the guests Of honor al
a dinner given by Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Ross on Saturday at the Mayfiower.
Representative and Mrs. James S
Beck returned yesterday from New York
where they went to meet their Son-in-
law and daughter, the first secretary
Of the United States legation In Poland
and Mrs. 8. Pinkney Tuck.
Representative and Mrs. Richard s.
Aldrich will close their Washington
home Thursday, March 5, and will go
to Florida for a fortnight's stay.
Mrs. McFadden, wife Of Representa-
tive Louis T. McFadden, has returned to
her apartment. in the Mayfiower after
visiting In Boston with her daughter,
Miss Barbara McFadden.
Mrs. William v. Pratt, wife of the
Chief Of Naval Operations, will GO
to New York the middle Of the week
for q few days stay.
Mrs. william D. Thacher, wife Of the
Solicitor General, will go to New York
for q few days stay during the week.
The Chief Of Cavalry and Mrs. Harry
H. Bishop, will leave Washington Tues
day for New York and will sail from
there Thursday to spend three weeks
in Panama. While In New York Gen.
and Mrs. Bishop will be at the Ritz.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry v.
Butler, had as their guest for a few
days Mrs. 3. w. Dunn Of New York.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James H.
Glennon have taken an apartment at
the Brighton for the Winter.
The newly appointed United States
consul to Belgrade. Yugoslavia, and Mrs
Reed Paige Clark, and their infant son,
Reed Paige Clark, jr., have arrived in
Washington to spend few weeks and
are at the Chastleton. They will sail
March 4 for Belgrade. Mr.. Clark and
his little family arrived here from Santo
Domingo, where the former has been
consul.
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Blochs' Last At Home
OF Season Announc,

The ccmmandant Of the navy yard
and Mrs. @. G. Bloch win receive to-
morrow afternoon for the last time this
season.
Mrs. Gardner Phillip orne win re-
ceive this afternoon for the last time
this season in her homs ON Msssa.
ehpsetts avenue.