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Jobs DAUGHTERS

A new bethel was instituted in Ana
costa by the supreme officers of the
other bethels in Washington on March
10. Thirty-one girls were also ini-
tiated by Bethel No. 2. Counselors
of the new bethel are: Guardian
Frances Robinson associate guardian
Walter Fowler; secretary. Mary
Moody; treasurer, Nellie Anderson;
musical directress, Marguerite Bev-
eridge. Officers are: Honored queen
Norma Murphy; senior princess,
Katherine Bruce; Junior princess
Gertrude Thomas; guide, Evelyn
Hayes; marshal, Evelyn Joyce; inner
guard, Pearl James; outer guard
Helen Liebrand; first messenger, Mar
garet Lusby; second messenger, Cath
crime Wilkie; third messenger, Eve
lyn Emo; fourth messenger, Gladys
Wall: fifth messenger, June Meade;
chaplain, Marjorie Tate; treasurer
Mae Robinson; librarian, Elaine
Bacas; recorder, Jean Beveridge; mu-
sician, Evelyn Luckel; senior custo-
dian, Dorothy McDaniels. and junior
custodian, Marian Gayle.
Other candidates are Mary Jane
Thompson, Doris Joyce, Beverly Muir
phy, Elsie Robinson, Thelma Wall,
Esther Noll, Virginia Soper, Lidie
Leeper, Katherine Hamilton, Lois
Leftwich, Margaret Miller, Jean Bull
ter Margaret HIGHS, Ruth Wise, Ruth
Brown, Lois Stone and katharine
Price.
The next meeting will be held
April 9. All other meetings will be
held on the second and fourth Fri
days of every month.
The drill team of Bethel No. l met
Wednesday to make final arrange
ments for the New York all-expense
trip held today. At the last meeting
of the team, Helen Bertram was
elected president.
The Hiking Club will have lunch at
the Lotus on April 2 at 1890 o'clock
All bethels are invited. For reserva-
tions, call Margaret Yeager.
At its next meeting the bethel Will
celebrate mothers and dads night
There will be dancing and refresh
ments.
The choir of Bethel 1 U. D. vii
r.>>< Apr1I sf fhA hoyeA ~ Mar.
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TAKE OFFICES

Ladies' Auxiliary Fleet Reserve
Unit Installs.
Washington Unit, No. 1, Ladies
Auxiliary Fleet Reserve Association,
installed the following oficers by
Alexander Steele, past president Of
Branch No. 4, Fleet Reserve Associ-
alton: President, Christine N. Flem-
ing: vice president Gertrude Metz;
secretary-treasurer, Mabel Sally;
chaplain, Emma Mccormick; his
torian. Annie L. Sweeney; Board Of
Directors, Elenor Cronan, Marie
Grant, Ruth Troy, Una Lofgren and
Marion Bonamarte.
The Board of Directors met at the
home of Mrs. Cronan, 4911 Arkansas
aGenue, with Mrs. Grant assisting.
The next meeting will be held April
/ at the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club, 1915 l. street.
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STATE SOCIETIES

The California State Society Of
Washington, D. c., will hold a dance
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel from
$50 to l o'clock. ]. F. T. O'Connor,
controller of the currency and presi-
dent of the society, will preside, as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bruce Davis,
Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper, Mrs. Gertrude
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Burke,
DR.. Anna D. Peck, Mrs. Ehle Robert
son, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde L. Seavey
and Col. and Mrs. L. E. Atkins.
In the receiving line will be Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clarence F. Lea,
Representative and Mrs. Frank H.
Buck, Representative and Mrs. John
H. Tolan, Representative and Mrs. H.
Jerry Voorhis, Representative and
Mrs. Charles Kramer, Representative
and Mrs. Thomas F. Ford, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John F. Dock
weller, Representative and Mrs. Charles
j. Golden, Representative and Mrs.
Harry R. Sheppard and Admiral and
Mrs. Christian J. Peoples.
Invitations also have been extended
to Senator and Mrs. William Gibbs
McAdoo, Senator and Mrs. Hiram
Johnson, Representative and Mrs.
John S. McGroarty, Representative
and Mrs. John J. McGrath, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Edward v. Izac,
Representative and Mrs. Harry Engle-
bright, Representative and Mrs. Albert
E. Carter, Representative and Mrs.
Richard J. WEIGH, Representative
Frank Havenner, Representative B..
w. Gearhart, Representative John M.
Costello, Representative Byron Scott.
The Georgia State Society will hold
a dance April II at the Shoreham
Hotel. Guests will be members OF
the D. A. r. who are in the city for
their annual convention. Plans are
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Order of the Eastern Star
ductress Ruth @. Bowdler, 1923 Ben
ming road northeast, next Friday.
The choir rehearsal scheduled for
Tuesday night will be omitted.

ductress Ruth q. Bowdler, 1923 Ben
ming road northeast, next Friday.
The choir rehearsal scheduled for
Tuesday night will be omitted.
ciate night at its last meeting. The
associate grand matron and patron.
Grand Chapter officers, the associate
matrons and patrons of 1887 were
guests. Gideon Lyon, associate editor
of The Star, gave talk on the Great
Chalice Of Antioch"
The Home Board will visit the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home next
Wednesday and entertain the Camp
bell-Loefier Sewing Club.
Next Thursday evening the Home
Board will be entertained At the home
Of Mrs. Jessie Newton, who will be
assisted by Past Matron Phoebe
Lghtner
The officers OF Ruth Chapter met
March 10 in the home Of Associate
Matron Katherine Eppley, who wa.
assisted as hostess by Mrs. Hilda
Grimm. The next meeting will be
held in the home of Matron Edna
Eisenhart, BIG Kennedy street, April
l6. The matron announced the
grand matron will confer the degrees
at the meeting April S.
| An entertainment will be presented
by the past matrons and patrons on
April 10.
Eunice Eaton, matron Of Trinity
Chapter, announced at the meeting
Thursday the charter members will
be the honored guests.
A dinner will be held Tuesday at
Miss Conter's home, l442 G street
southeast, to 7:30.
The Star Point Society Of Bethle-
hem Chapter will meet April 3 at the
home of Past Matron Adele Marseglia
An Italian dinner will be served. Mem
bers of the society are invited. Notify
Mrs. Marseglia, Adams 1928, whether
or not you plan to be present. The
hostesses are the Misses Adele, Wee
and Abbie Marseglia and Gladys Bal
lard
The Home Board will hold its an
nual rummage sale April IA. Tek-
phone Past Matron Stella Bowersox,
! Potomac 1864, II you have rummage.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

The Iota Phi Delta Chapter will
meet Thursday in Jelleff's Little The
ater, with the president. Mrs. Alexan-
der Wylie, presiding and giving .
survey of French drama.
The leader will be Mrs. j. H. Curry,
who will have charge Of the discus
sion. Mrs. Grace Yeager will report
on "Racine's Life and Work." Mrs.
Carl Smith on "Moliere, First of the
Moderns," and Mrs. H. B. Brooks.
"Moleres Life and Art" Mrs. Well
ton Hutton will give a resume Of the
play THE Affected Young Ladies'"
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NEW VI. v. POST
ORGANIZED HERE
John Gill Named Commander
of Gen. William Mitchell
Unit.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
March 3l-Gen William Mitchell
Post, National Guard Armory.
April Herbert L. Eumonds
Post, Hamilton Hotel; Equality
Walter Reed Post, Pythtan
Temple.
April q McKimmie Catterton,
Police and Fire Post, board
room, District Building.
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MRS. ERNEST P. BICKNELL,
Associate chairman for a ben
eft card party of the TDen-
tieth Century Club, April 9, at
2 p.m., at the Raleigh Hotel.
The proceeds ,Dtu be used to
establish an emergency loan
fund, to be kno,Dn as the Sarah
G. Bo1Dermdn Memorial Fund,
for the employees OF the Public
Librdru.
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Solution to Yesterdays Puzzle.

garet and Janice Phillips, 3 Rose
mary street, Chevy Chase, Md.
A card party will be held at the
home of Jean Cromelin, 1905
Gramercy street, April 3.
Bethel, No 2, initiated 35 members
into the new Bethel, No. S, U. D. Of
Anacostia, on March 10,
P H. Q.'s night was held at Bethel,
No. 2, on March 10.
The Dramatic Club met last Mon
day at the home of Dorothy Williams.
A play, Husband Hunters will be
given April 16.
There will be meeting Friday. The
Mothers Club will give an entertain
ment.
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W. c. T. u. NEWS

North Capitol Union met, March
IS, at the home of Miss .Lorentz, q
Seaton place. Mrs. Mary Arnold.
president, presided. She presented
plans Of work and appointed commit
tees in reference to the World w. c.
T. U. Convention, which meets in
Washington in June. Mrs. Crouch,
superintendent of temperance work In
the Sunday schools, and Mrs. Parker,
citizenship director, spoke. Refresh
mentS were served.
This union held a medal contest
at the Rhode Island Avenue M. P.
Church, March 19. A gold medal was
presented to Auriette Neale of Bethany
Baptist Church and silver medals were
awarded to Pasqualina Francis Of st.
Martins Church and Nina Brown Of
the Presbyterian Church. Nineteen
young people, representing seven diff
ferent churches, contested for these
medals.
A short L. T. L. program was given
under the direction Of Doris Graham.
president of the L. T. L. Readings
we're also given by Mary Kline, win
ner of the first diamond medal pre-
sented by the w. c. T. U. in the
District, and by Betty Jane Owen,
winner of the silver, gold and pearl
medals. A talk was made by Mrs.
Stout, District L. T. L. director.
In other contests gold medals were
awarded Betty Jane Watt and Dor
othy Hudgins OF the Bethany Bap-
tist Church, and silver ones to Mar
garet Ford and Pauline Day of the
United Brethren Church and to Caro-
lyn Sue Williams and Doris Vivasis
of Bethany.
Mary Pollock Union met at the
home of Mrs. Elsie Talbert, 2343
Twenty-fifth street southeast. After
luncheon, meeting called to order by
the president, Mrs. Elsie Talbert. Mrs.
Jean Graves gave devotional.
Mrs. Ethelyn Smith gave report Of
the Young Peoples Union and its
work. Mrs. Ladd gave a report on
the Loyal Temperance Legion and
plans for q medal contest were dis
cussed. Mrs. Prohaska gave report on
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SORORITY NEWS

The Washington Council Of Tau
Phi National Sorority will give its
annual Easter tea today from 4 to Z
o'clock at the home of Miss Vernon
Brooks, 1901 Thirteenth street north
east. All members of Tan Phi are
invited.
Miss Mabel Lee Walton. national
president Of Sigma Sigma Sigma So
rority will be guest of honor at the
annual banquet of the Washington
alumnae chapter at Wesley Hall to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Sallie Niche
Bayley, one of the sororitys founders,
also will be present.
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Catholic Daughters Of America.
Court District of Columbia, No. 2l2,
will hold its annual card party and
dance at the Willard Hotel April 8.
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The choir of Bethel U. d. will
meet April 1 ut the home Of Mar
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-17

1927 May 13 ...-....... -.-..... 5:42 AM 1928 May 6 ........ .......- 4:25 PM 1929 May 5 =. .... .... 3:4l PM 1880 May 8 ... ............ .... 7:O3 PM
 1881 May 10 .... .... .... 9:23 AM 1882 May l .... .. .... .... 1O:15 AM
 1883 May 8 .... ...... .... .... 7:2O PM 1884 April 30 ...... -... .... 2:07 PM 1885 May Is ........ ...... .... l:32 PM 1886 April 30 ...... .... .... 12:58 PM
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Weather Today
 GU. s. Weather Bureau)

The lowest Nome temperature last night was -17.4 at pm. and with increasing cloudiness and northeast wind the tempera- ture rose to 10 remaining about that point most of the night.
 Cloudy and unsettled weather prevailed over western Alaska and Panama Valley while some ground fog was reported around Ruby, Nulato and Fairbanks.
 Juneau reported g inches of snow on the ground at am. and still showing. Rain was falling along the Aleutians.
 An intense area of low baro- meter is charted on this morn ing's weather map west of Jun eau over the Gulf while readings were falling along the Aleutians. It is likely increasing cloudiness will attend this pressure distri- button over western Alaska DOS sibly with snow tonight and to- morrow. Slowly rising tempera- ture is indicated with moderate northeast wind.
 The lowest temperature report ed over the field of observation was -51 at McGrath. Nulato ob- served IA Kaltag 40 Unala- kleet 40 Ruby -46 Fairbanks -26 Nenana minus 28 and Kot- zebue minus 38.
 The highest Nome temperature during the past 12 hours was g Snow on the ground at 1 am. was fl inches.
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Mozee Girl Again Jumps Into First
 Place Miss Nome
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(Continued From rage One) to whether Leona should be al- lowed to enter the race. After listening attentatively to Joe's pleadings his heart softened.
 Joe" stated that Leona was very beautiful and popular girl and all of the Kougarokers would vouch for her, particularly some of the old timers like Billy An derson, Al Carey, Charlie Ken nedy and Harvey Grant.
 4 quick canvas of the crowd was made for those mentioned, all of whom said Leona was pure gold and to allow her to enter the race. After the approval of sev- eral Kennel Club members it was suggested that the question be decided by the applause of the crowd. The audience gave Leo na a tremendous ovation, where upon "Joe' reached for his poke and put up the $500 nomination fee.
 Mrs. Neva Whaley helped Leona tidy up bit and in few minutes Leona appeared blushing amid the tremendous uproar of the crowd. The audience was taken back by her extreme beau ty, a voluptuous blonde of the amazon type, standing fully six feet three in her mukluks. Dress ed in a faun skin bathing suit which was artistically draped ov- CT her beautiful form, shod in mukluks, and topped off with a luXuriant growth of beautiful blonde hair she gracefully went thru her paces.
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She left the stage with the crowd wild and roaring and judg ing by the reception the audience gave her, she will be the dark horse in the beauty contest.
 Leona is out to win and we will attempt to inform the public daily of her progress.
 Rather than have two members of the Nome Kennel Club on the vote counting committee, Wilfred Boucher yesterday withdrew and appointed Chas. Code. The com mittee now includes Chief w. w. Laws, Ed. Steffen and Chas Code.
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l7 Hundred Demos Helped Farley
 Celebrate
(Bv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON D. C. Feb. 16, hundred Democrats including Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States, and John N. Garner the Vice President, paid tribute to Jam es A. Farley, Democratic Chief tain at a huge banquet last night.
 In his speech to his many CO., workers President Roosevelt did not mention his court reorgani- zation program.
 The names of Maine and Yer mont were booed laughingly in the state by state introduction of distinguished guests.
 The President referred to Far ley as the greatest of all political prophets because he predicted the Democrats would lose only Maine and Vermont in the gen. eral election which took place in November.
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Interest in Nenana Ice Pool Awakened

All eyes are turned toward the historic Nenana Ice Pool, as the days get longer and spring swift ly approaches.
 Every year since 1917, when the big idea really hit Alaska, the moving out of the ice at Me- mana has been the occasion for the most interesting guessing con test in the country. To the per son or persons who guess the month, day hour and minute, or come the closest to guessing the actual time the ice moves out at Nenana, goes nearly sixty thous- and dollars.
 It was learned that guessing tickets were received in Nome by H. R. Phillips, the other day. Fol lowing are the dates when the ice went out, from 1917 todate:
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Streets, Alleys & Lights Hagen and Cavey.
 Police and Jail, Gross & Rude.
 Fire and Water, Rude & O'Connor.
 Finance and Building, Polet and Gross.
 Health and Relief. Cav- ey and Hagen
 Law Ordinance and Print ing, O'Connor and Polet.
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Yesterdays Totals

Gertrude Johansen ........ ......26,740 Jeanne Mozee .......... ............24,080 Ada Baldwin ............ .........17,940 Rita O'Leary ........ ....-...--....l7, ,260 Marguerite Lee .......... ........l4,3OO Eileen Stangroom ........ ........l0, 0,500 Dorothy Nelson ....... ...........l0, 100 Geraldine Rude .......... ............5,1SO Borgny Ulricksen ........... ......3,O2O
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It is understood that the time for closing, after which no more guesses will be received, is April
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-02-17

10th at Nenana and April 3rd at Nome.
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w Washington
Departures
And Arrivals
Miss Nancy Letter to
Go to Aiken, S. c.,
With Miss Garrett.

n ISIS NANCY LETTER,
Wl daughter of Mrs. Joseph
1 VI Letter, accompanied by
Miss Margot Garrett, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Angus Garrett, leave tomorrow
for Aiken, S. c., where they will
spend 10 days with Miss Letters
aunt, Mrs. Huston Rawis.
Mrs. Vincent Astor will be in
Washington this week for the in
auguration celebration and while
here will stop at the Carlton.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow
at the Mayf1ower in honor of the
artists at the morning musical,
Miss Helen Jepson, soprano, and
and Mr.. Ezio PIMA, Italian basso,
both of the Metropolitan Opera
Co.
Miss Margaret Gage will have
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Inaugural Concert Benefit
"Music Feast" at Constitution Hall Sole
Official Social Affair."

inaugural Constitution Hall Wednesday evening
will double mission. The event will be in celebration
inauguration President Franklin Deano Roosevelt
addition is benefit performance The net proceeds
realized this music feast" will to local charities
The only social activity sponsored by the
official inauguration Committee and since there will be ball
this year Inauguration night the world and his wife un
doubleday will be on hand to enjoy this musical treat
Crooks, Richard Bonei, Kathryn Mese Susanne
Fher-tese the fancy all music lovers
Add to these the of Hans Kinder directing the
Symphony Orchestra this and what could
the heart desire?
Crooks Metropolitan tenor; to
sing this at the personal invitation OF
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Jarman, Mrs. William T. Byrne, Nine.
Eickhoff, Miss Marian j. Harron. Mrs.
John r. Beardall, Miss Mary Bendelari.
Mrs. Charles E. Courtney, Mrs. Frank
r. Holbrook. Mrs. William Ladd, Mrs.
Arthur H. Newman. Miss Helen Pat
ten, Miss Elizabeth Read, Mrs. w. P.
Robert, Mrs. Charles D. Roberts, Mrs.
Thomas K. Schmuck. Mrs. Charles
Russell Train, Mrs. A. B. Warield,
Mrs. Malvina T. Schneider and Mrs.
James M. Helm.
The table had an effective arrange
ment Of Ward carnations, stevia and
Adiantum Baldii fern.
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec
retary of State. viii be the honor
guest at tea tomorrow afternoon of
the Newspaper Women's Club, of which
she is an associate member. The tea
will be at the club headquarters in
the Admiral. and the guests will be
limited to club members.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper will have as their
guests for the Inauguration her
nephew, Mr.. w. M. Mckenzie. jr.,
and Mrs. Mckenzie and her niece,
Miss Mary Gilbert Mckenzie of Glib
son. N. c., and Mrs. John Cassett
Tomlinson of Kansas City.
Mrs. David r. Coker. daughter Of
the Secretary and Mrs. Roper, and
her daughters, Martha, Mary and
Carolyn, will come from their home
in Hartsville, S. c.. for the inaugura-
ton and will be at the Fairfax.
The United States Minister to Guat-
emala, Mr.. Fay A. Des Portes, is COM
ing to Washington for the inaugural
ceremonies and vii! stay at the May
flower.
The United States Minister to Mica
ragua, Mr.. Boaz Long. arrived in
Washington Friday and with Mrs
Long will be at the Mayhower until
after Inauguration. Mrs. Long was
on the West Coast prior to her arrival
here.
The United States Minister to Ecua-
dor and Mrs. Antonio G. Gonzalez
will be in Washington for President
Roosevelt's inauguration and will stop
at the Mayflower.
Senator and Mrs. Frederick Van
Nuys will be hosts at tea Tuesday from
until o'clock in honor of Gov.
and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend Of
Indiana.
The tea will take place at Senator
and Mrs. Van Nuys' apartment at the
Altimont Apartments, at 1901 Wyom-
ing avenue, and all members of the
Indiana delegation in Washington for
Inauguration have been invited.
Senator F5eaerssk Hale. Senator
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Robert L. ClarksOns
Arriving Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus Garrett
returned to Washington this afternoon
from New York. where they attended
Miss Elsa Maxwell's party last night
at the Waldorf-Astoria. While in New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett stopped
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Leonard.
On Thursday Mrs. CARROTS brother
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Livingston Clarkson Of New York and
Long Island will come to Washington
to spend several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett in their residence on
New Hampshire ave.
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Of Interest.
In Capital
Miss Mary Carol Mann
Bride of Mr.. Wayne
Edward Kirk.

A WEDDING of interest took
Il place yesterday morning
/ \ in st. Charles Catholic
Church in Clarendon, Va, when
Miss Mary Carol Mann, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carol
Mann of Arlington, Va, became
the bride of Mr.. Wayne Edward
Kirk of Washington, formerly OF
Ludlow, Ill, Rev. Kenneth M.
Rizer officiating at $50 o'clock
at a nuptial mass.
The church sanctuary was
decorated with palms and ferns
and lighted with candles. and
white blossoms were used on the
altar. Preceding and during the
ceremony Mrs. Helen Cyr, church
organist, played several selec-
tionS.
Escorted and given in marriage
by her father, the bride wore a
most becoming suit Of soft gray
wool, having a finger-tip length
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and Mrs. Wallace H. White, jr.; Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ralph o. Brew
ster, Representative and Mrs. James
C. Oliver and Representative and
Mrs. Clyde H. Smith will enter
tain at a reception Wednesday after
noon from $3.50 to 80 o'clock at the
Sulgrave Club in honor Of the Gov
ernor of Maine and Mrs. Lewis o.
Barrows.
Senator and Mrs. william H. King
will entertain at dinner Wednesday
night at the Shorenam Hotel in honor
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at the opening of the Metropolitan
and told him she would like to have
him sing at her sons inaugural. The
other performers have graciously given
their time and talent to the Concert
Committee as q gesture of affection
and respect for the President. and q
contribution to the charities of Wash
ington.
The United States Marine Band will
be on hand to play while the audience
is assembling. and prepared to give the
customary military honors due the
President, should he decide to accom-
pany ths White HOUSE p4eT to the
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Gov. and Mrs. Leche
To Be Supper Guests

The Governor of Louisiana and Mrs.
Richard w. Leche have come to WASH
ington for the Inauguration and are
staying at the Mayflower. This morn
ing they will be entertained at break.
fast by Representative and Mrs. A.
Leonard Allen, and this evening Sena-
tor and Mrs. John Overton of LOU
lsiana will give a buffet supper in
honor of the Gov. and Mrs. Leche.
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concert. AS soon as the hour to COM
mence arrives the Marine Band will
retire and the National Symphony
Orchestra take over the instrumental
part of the program.
In the presidential box with Mrs.
Roosevelt will be the Presidents mother
and Mrs. woodrow Wilson. widow Of
the wartime President. The younger
members of the Roosevelt family will
also have guests in the box. which
has been changed from the usual pres
idential box to larger one, in order
1Conttnied al p1aa n 0oliinn ~
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Supper to Follow
Alfalfa Dinner

Mrs. Charles McNary, wife of Sena-
tor McNary; Mrs. Everett Sanders,
Mrs. Thad Brown, Mrs. Charles Thom-
as. Mrs. Oscar Bland, wife of Judge
Bland: Mrs. Fred Dyer of Indiana and
Miss Helen Bland dined together at
the Carlton last night. Later in the
evening their husbands, who had at
tended the alfalfa dinner, joined them
at Judge BANDS residence for q mid
night supper. Judge Bland also brought
with him for the supper his guests at
the alfalfa dinner.
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Mrs. Hazard Visitor. 4.

Mrs Archibald Hazard will arrive
from her home in Buffalo Tuesday
and will be the guest of Mrs. Ames
Cushman in her home at 2428 Tracy
place for several weeks or month.
Mrs. Cushman will be hostess at
luncheon Monday. January Is, at the
Sulgrave Club in honor of Mrs. Hazard
and Mrs. Russell Iangdon.