tJWiSlMi-ri- - j1"? K5fcJWLv JMnW"'" MIL1 Ssa'jnwvTC'm- Q .oKiSr.Vro T" VtJr'iSrt 7y' - ' v Sy x.. ') THE WASHINGTON HEBALB, TUESDAY,. JAHTIAET 3, ltll. Weeks. Miss Boutell. and Miss Weeks, all SOCIAL WORLD of tho Congressional circle;' Mrs. Edson IN THE Bradley, and Miss Sherrill. Store Opened at 8:30 A. M. 5 :30 P. M. Mrs. ilacVeigh, wife of the Secretary Closest & of the Treasury, held a large and Lothrop popu- Woodward owing to the great Tafts Are . Entertaining New York WASHINGTON Paris. larity of Mr. MacVeagh and herself. She Large House Party, had with ber Mrs. Keep and Mrs. Hllles, China and wives of the Assistant Secretaries of the Our business hours, until further notice, are 8 :30 a. m. to 5 :30 p. m. Treasury: Mrs. Huntington Wilson. Mrs. Chandler Hale, wives of the Assistant HISS EUTH WYNNE PRESENTED Secretaries of State; Mrs. C. A. Munn.' Glassware Mrs. Medill McCormick. of Chicago; Mrs. All Calendars Reduced to Half Price Main Floor, G Street John M. Clark, of Chicago; Mrs. Jencks and Miss Jencks, of Baltimore; Miss Eliz- For the Table. Daughter of Former Postmaster abeth Hopkins, of Baltimore; Mrs. Pres- General a Debatnnte Mrs. John- ton Gibson. Mrs. E. H. G. Slater. Mrs. BROADLY representa- Wirt Dexter, of Boston, house guest of ston, 'Wife of the District Commis- Mrs. MacVeagh: Miss Carrie Munn. Miss tive showing of the Our Annual January Sale of Housekeeping sioner, Entertains at Large Tea. Katherine Jenkins, Miss Yvonne Town-sen- d. A world's newest and Miss Ruggles. and the Misses Military and Naval Aids Entertain. Gwynne. richest productions in China and Glassware, including: Linens, White Goods, and Bedding Mrs. Dickinson, wife "of the Secretary War, The President and Mrs. Taft are en- of was not at home yesterday be- Elegant Service Plates, of tertaining a large house party at the cause of mourning, but In spite of this Fish and Game Sets, COMMENCES this morning. The goods are the products leading Irish, .many officers of the army called and left BonUlon Cons Sancers, White House. Mr. Horace Taft arrived cards' for the Secretary and herself. and makers, and all of own direct yesterday, which made the reunion of A. D. Cans and Saucers. Scotch, and German are our importation. the Taft brothers complete, as Mr. Mrs. Wickersham was quite ill all day. "9ta Cans and Saaeers, Cat Glass Bowls. jus-O- ur Charles P. Taft and Mr. Henry W. Taft and was not able to leave her room, but Paneh Prices are low lower than present conditions of the market would are both there. Mr. Robert Taft left last the reception in the home of Atifi At- Cat Class Ice Crease Seta, - evening for his studies at the Harvard torney General went on, with Mrs. Albert Cat Glaaa Salad Seta, tify. orders were placed last spring, direct with the leading Europeanmanu- law school, after spending ten days with Akin, daughter of the Attorney General, Cat Glass Table Services, his parents. Miss Amory. of Boston, who and Lady Hadfleld, his bister, as host- Rock Crystal Table Services, this has been Miss guest esses. Mrs. Wickersham's assistants, all Gold Glass Table Services, facturers, which makes it possible to quote figures such as we are doing for An Taft's fora week, previously arranged also returned to Boston yesterday for, were present, Cnt Glass Centerpieces, and they had a very handsome and bril- Compotes, and Mr. John Herron. of Cat Glass Frnlt nual (January; Linen bale. liant reception. The assistants were Mrs. Cat Glass Decanters. Ac Cincinnati, Mrs. Taft's brother, re- Franklin Lane. Mrs. William Hunt. Mrs. 22Hx38-inc- h Irish Linen turned to his home. 'This evening special of this sale Irish Damask Pattern Cloths, fall Fine Damask Napkins, ir Hemstitched Howry. Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Gherardl, '"'Sterling Silver and Finest A feature double damask; 139 in the lot. two very attractive patterns. Pillow Cases. Mrs. Leiter will entertain at a large Miss Harlan. Mls3 Maury. Miss Denni-so- n, consists of a large collection of 2x2 yds., $2.80 each. $6.00 a dozen. Value, $8.00. $1.85 a pair. Value, $2.25. cotillion for Miss Taft, who will dine Miss Mary Hopkins, and Miss Helen Plated Tableware of every early In the evening with Miss Board-ma- n, Hughes, daughter of Mr. Justice Hughes. description, in many new and High-grad- e Value, $4.00. Fine Double Damask Napkins, $2.00 a pair. Value, $2.50. who Is having a party for her. Miss Damask hemmed ready for use. distinctive designs. "2x2 vds., $3.20 each. Hemstitched and Boardman's party will be an early one, Mrs. Meerp wife of the Secretary of Value, $8.00. space in- as Mrs. Lelter's reception is 10 o'clock, the Navy, held the reception of the after- Cloths and Napkins Value, $4.50. $6.00 a dozen. Linen Pillow Cases, with for at in itialing. and Mrs. Leiter Is punctilious and begins noon for the navy contingent, which is the well-kno- manufac- Hemstiched Irish Linen Towoh. From. 2x2i2 vds., $3.30 each. all-o- figured effects; sire 24x40 $2.25 a pair. Value, $3.00. her entortalnments on time, as few always a brilliant one. The Admiral of turer of fine linens J. N. Rich- Value, inches. hostesses do. Miss Taft will receive with the Navy and Mrs Dewey not being at $5.00. her from 10 to 10 JO o'clock, and will then Dulin & Martin Co. ; All-lin- home, Mejer ardson Sons & Owden, of Bel- each. 60c each $7.00 a dozen. Sheets, for single, join In Mrs. was practically host- 2x2y2 yds., $4.00 the dancers the ballroom when ess for the officers, and had assisting her Pottery, Percelala, China, Glass, dozen. three-quarte- r, begins. fast, Ireland. These good are Value, $5.75. Regular price, $9.00 a and double beds, the cotillion Miss Alys Meyer, her ounger daughter. Silver. c hand - power Macrame Towels with handmade various qualities. and her house guests. Miss Sears and made entirely on 2x3 yds., $4.20 each. shown in the Former Postmaster General and Mrs. 1214-1- 8 ends; size 2Sx45 inches. Miss Ames, of Boston; Mrs. E. W. Rob- 1215 F St and G St looms of pure Irish flax ; are fine As special values we offer the Robert J. Wynne, who returned recently Value, $6.00. 60c each ; $6.75 a dozen. erts, Mrs. George Loud, Mrs. Arthur L. and heavy, and will give long Full Bleached Damask Nap- following : from London, where Mr. Wynne served Bates, Mrs. R. P. Hobson, Mrs. James R. kins, in excellent patterns Regular price, $9.00 a dozen. as consul general for several years, and Mann, Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs. F. service. This sale offers the op- seeral 9lx96-inc- h All-lin- Sheets. a dozen. Value, $3.00. Hemmed Huckaback Tow- opened their house here, presented their F. Fletcher, Mrs. R. M. Watt, Mrs. H. portunity to secure these fine $2.50 els; bUe 203S inches. pair. Value, $6.00. youngest daughter I. Cone. Mrs. N. E. Mason, Mrs. R. C. Fine Quality Scotch Damask $5.00 a Ruth to Washington Hollyday, price, 25c each. society last evening a large ball Mrs. Richard Wainwright. jr., linens at Napkins; plenty of good patterns. Special $6.00 a pair. Value, $6.75. at at Mrs. W. Tuckerman, the Misses Souther--lan- Rauscher's. The floral decorations $3.00 a dozen. Value, $3.50. Hemstitched Huckaback Towels, at- of the Miss Ruth Appleton, and Mrs. C. A Less with figured centers; size 20x3S inches. We are also offering many ballroom were appropriate to the Stokes. Third Than Scotch Damask Napkins: ex- F. FLOWERS tra hne qBallty and good weight. 37y2c each ; --$4.50 a dozen. tractive values in Muslin Sheets and were in beautiful taste. Regular Prices. $3.75 a dozen. Value, $4.50. Regular price, $5.50 a dozen. and Pillow Cases. Palms, ferns, roses, and orchids were Mrs. Ballinger, wife of the Secretary of Second floor EtaFenth st. used. Mrs. Wynne wore the gown, with- the Interior, was at home at Stoneleigh For Dinners out the court train. In which she was Court, and had a large and handsome presented at the court of King Edward reception of much brilliance, many old For Weddings and Queen Alexandra. It is of rrch, friends made during Mr. Ballmger's for- Derbies. heavy white satin, with panels of white mer official residence in Washington tak- For Debutantes Special Sale of Men's velvet heaily embroidered In sliver and ing the opportunity to pay respects, gold. A diamond necklace and diamond their have securcJ from a prominent manufacturer, at a great price concession, a large lot of Derbies, and place them on sale coronet completed her handsome costume. as Mrs. Ballinger has just returned from TIONS by a- - long In rECORA "" - Miss absence her home at Seattle. thi- moining at about one-ha- lf their actual value. These Hats are "seconds" that is, slightly imperfect but the imperfec- Wynne, who stood beside her picture, in She had with her Mrs. Humphrey, wtfe nota- WE impossible to find the defects and they in no wise affect the wearing qualities. mother, made a beautiful of Representative g '3 Small are tions are so slight that in most cases it is white satin, with a demi-trai- over Humphrey, of Seattle: They are all black and are blocked in the new spring styles, and finished with the best silk binding and imported leather sweatband. The which she wore a robe of woven pearls Mrs. Thomas Burke, of Seattle; Mrs. bly artistic, ef- and gold beads, with diamonds here and Oscar Law lor, Mrs. Marshall.' Mrs. while they last the Ber-rjhi- line of sizes ft complete. We offer them at there in bodice, which formed Gleavcs, and Mrs. Miriam Ballinger fective her a cousin of the Secretary. original. 11.85 each. Values, 93.00 and $4.00. gorgeous effect. She carried a French Special Price. bouquet of orchids. A buffet supper was Mrs. Nagel. wife of the Secretary of The most superb flo- Main floor V A. . served at midnight, and the dancing con- tinued until the wee sma' hours. Mr. Commerce and Labor, had with her In ral specimens garde-niaS-y and Mrs. Wynne presented their next her pretty home in K street an attrac- Woodward & Lothrop. older daughter, who is now Mrs. French, tive party of young women and young orqhids, violets, of London, to society two years ago, and girls- assisting, including Mrs. Sharpe, she was one of the beauties of the Wash wife of Gen. H. G. Sharpe: Mrs. O. H. roses, and other varie- ington season. Her younger sister greatly Tittmann, Mrs. Gordon Cummins, Mrs. 1 Carr, guard: Miss M. Dow. M , Annie resemhles her. Edward Carpenter. Miss May Williams, ties. fffi" Mrs. Hettle B. Tritlpoe. Miss Amy Bar Miss Ernst, Miss Sherley Putnam. Miss NEW YEAR SPIRIT nard, and Miss M. Caroline French, color Mrs John A. Johnston, wife of the Sophy Johnston, Miss Nagel. and Mrs. Seven Vinous Beauties bearer. Commissioner of the District, and their Nagel's nieces, the Misses Shepley, of. Those assisting were the Misses Helen daughter, Mrs. Summerlin, entertained at Boston. J.H. Small & Sons and Hattie Stone.. Lilly Kelm, Fannie PERVADES CAPITAL a New Year's tea yesterday afternoon ia WASHINGTON I NEW YORK and Emma Guschewsky, Helen Oehmler, Mrs. I No 3. the Johnston home, which was the former Leonard Wood, wife of the Chief Corner Hth and Waldorf-Aitori- Grace M. Laymen, Jennie Gurney, Ida I w of Staff, United States army, was with US3 Foote, Mamie Witham, Avery, home of the late Mrs. U. S. Grant. 2111 6 StneU. Bimdmy. Sarah Mrs. Oliver, wife of the Assistant Sec- MADAME DE POMPADOUR. Irene Smith, Pauline Tritlpoe. and Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Johnston had retary assisting Mrs. of War. which was in consequence Cafes Mesdames M. M. Van Reuth. I. W. Ball. her Mason, wife of Rear the headquarters during the be- Merrymakers Throng S. A. M. Allyn. B. B. afternoon In the long list of French beauties, the most exquisite skin one could wish to Stewart. Leach. Admiral Mason: Mrs. Judson, wife of the for army officers, both active and retired. most striking and many ways the most hold put the finishing touches to all her Eccleston, and E. K. Miller. Engineer Commissioner of the District, in and Promenades. More than 500 members guests at- remarkable, was Mme de Pompadour, beauty. and and Mrs. F. O. Johnston. The house was The Chief Justice and Mrs. White were "Her eyes had a singular fascination, tended the New Year's reception of the home during whose career of nineteen years a& the 419 handsomely adorned with Christmas blos- at the afternoon, and had which they owed, perhaps, to the uncer- Legion of Loyal Women at Tenth greens, leader of the French court, materially as- tainty of color. They possessed street northwest, yesterday afternoon. In soms and and the tea table had with them the wives of the associate PAINFUL FEET th'ir RECEPTIONS MASK HOLIDAY centerpiece roses Christ- justices of Supreme Mean a miserable sisted in bringing on the French revolu- neither the dazzling splendor of black the receiving line were past presidents a of red and the Court. Scores of existence. You can prop! ecied this would ejes, the tender lanquor of blue, nor jet of the order. " mas greens. Mrs. Johnston wore a gown callers from all circles of Washington so- possess tion. She had that French blue chiffon over corn ciety, made comforta- be case, old XV, re the peculiar keenness of gray. It is said G. A. tf cloth a steady stream of visitors ble feet, and for the for vhii Louis R. Officers Gaesta. colored satin. Mrs. Summerlin wore during the hours of their reception. your own good cognizing condition to which he was" her foot, her hand, her figure, were of a Spencer Mnssey Daa(h-ter- s Among post command- the perfection acclaimed by painters and EUrn Tent. the callers were green satin veiled with chiffon cloth. A have them attend- bringing the Frencli nation through the sculptors, and that her temperament was of Veterans, Greets Grand ers, Dr. Henry H. Johnson, commander large company of old residents, as well The Speaker's home was greatly missed ed to at once. De- extravagance remarked Department G. as official Washington and army people, in calling, lay means misery of the djthess, intansel sympathetic and ardent." Army Hen at Bis? Reception Le- of the of the Potomac, the rounds of as Miss Cannon and discontent. that "It ill last out my time, but I pity Is it any 'vonder then that old Louis A. R., and his staff; Department Presi- old friends of Gen. and Mrs. Johnston, is one of the most popular hostesses in of- gion of Loyal Women Recertes were among the guests. Corns, Bunions, my grandson " Mme. de Pompadour was completely captivated? Nor is it re- dent of the Women's Relief Corps Mrs. ficial life. She had invited a corps of as- And all other foot markable a woman so beauUful and and W. C. T. V. Holds Celebration. croaked grimly in reply "After us the that Mary Dow, and Past National Com- Capt. Archibald W. Butt and Lieut. sistants. Including Mrs. Boutell, Mrs. troubles are con- deluge." so magnetic should have gained such mander F. J. Shannon, of the Union Mann, Mrs. Lowden. Mrs. Dwight, Mrs. quered by our su- power over the nation It is certain that Commander Palmer, military and naval perior chiropody. When it is remembered that Mme de from the beginning her elevation was the Veteran Legion. aids of the President, and Mr. Frank Weeks. Mrs. Busbey, Mrs. Vrooman, Ask us about it; there is no charge woman Washington Tear's Mrs. Rejburn, Mrs. Talbott, Miss Hege-ma- n. Pompadour was a of the middle signal for an outburst of hosUHty to had a belated New A musical and literary programme was Millet entertained informally an egg-no- g for a consultation. at Miss Lucy Kean, Miss class origin, her career seems all the which a less remarkable woman must celebration yesterday, and observed the given by members and refreshments party at their home yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth Inc. more striking that she should attain a have succumbed. She was called upon to day in the orthodox holiday fashion. were served. Miss Olive C. Johnson, the Kean. Miss Gillett. Miss Aldrich. Miss GEORGES & SON, Joseph Lamar, wife of the associate jus- Elsie Aldrich Miss Mattis. Miss Ridse- - Foot Specialists. 1214 ST.N.W. post which had hitherto been regarded as face at once the enmity of the royal Sunday had been given over to the reli- retiring president, wa& presented a Jew- Supreme F family, of powerful ministers, of ladies eled badge of the order. tice of the Court, and Mrs. ley. Miss Eleanor Parker, Miss Boutell, the 'peculiar appendage of the daughters gious observance of the New Year, and Beekman Winthrop, wife of the Assistant and Miss Talbott. or nobles and, generally, of great nobles. of the court, of the Jesuits, and of the jesterday saw the gay holiday spirit at Members of the W. C. T. U. received rabble of Paris, for even the latter, re- many callers at their New Year's Secretary of the Navy, received the But she was one of the most thoroughly sented their sovereign's department from its height. at the home in Sixth street yes- guests, who included most of the young- The women of the Congressional Club official diplomatic accomplished women, as well as one of the custom observed by his predecessors Theaters, receptions, and dinner parties terday afternoon and evening. An ex- er folk of the and set. held a large and brilliant reception at OfiRAM'S GIFT STORE the most highly educated, in all France. of selecting mistresses from the noblesse. at the cafes and hotels attracted throngs cellent musical entertainment was given Mrs. John Gibbons, Mrs. Spencer Cos- their clubhouse. Fifteenth and K streets, was one by, and Miss Taft served eggnog. She also of the most beautiful Not only did Mme. dc Pompadour never of pleasure seekers during the afternoon and a collation was served. A happy in- from 4 to 6 o'clock. The officers Next to Ogram'a Drag Stere, and, by all odds, most fascinating. of the the flinch for a moment from the unequal and evening. Before and after theater cident of the day was the celebration of club were in charge, assisted by large Touching this point the evidence of Dide- The custom of the New Year's reception a Cor. 13th ami PeiKylvMia AveMt. contest, but never, Ul' the hour of her time the Avenue, F street, and other the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. party of the members. They rot's friend, Georges le Roy, may be death, did she fail to sustain her poslUon Francis W. Bradley, who called during and open house may be dying out in some are Mrs. promenades were crowded with happy Gregg, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Mrs.. cited: predominance, except for brief inter-- al the day. . Mrs. Bradley u of the American cities, but it will yet Fassett. of a were many has been "She was rather above the middle when the attempt of Damiens to assi-na- faces, and in the cafes there prominent temperance worker in this have a long life in official society. The Lowden, and Miss Wood. The assistants height, slender, supple, and graceful. Her Louis XV seemed to render her fall brilliant dinner parties. city. diplomatic corps members were beauti- were Mrs. W. Murray Crane, Mrs.. Na- hair was luxurious, a light Fol-lett- of chestnut inevitable When she died at the age of The Cafe Republique had many dinners The Oldest Inhabitants' Association at- fully entertained yesterday immediately than B. Scott. Miss Kean, Mrs. La e. Ftr hhadc, rather than fair, and the eyebrows forty-tw- o she did not succumb to the fear of international importance last evening. tended the White House reception in a after they were received at the White Mrs. William Alden Smith. Mrs. which cowned her magnificent eyes were of any personal Hval, hut to the mortifi-caUo- n Many diplomats enter- body yesterday, marching from the Qiafity of the same She South American House by President and Mrs. Taft. by Champ Clark, Mrs. Herbert Parsons', Mrs. Wrnz hue had a perfectly and grief produced by the disas- tained parties, and Capt. Sherby Hop- Corcoran Building, Fifteenth and F Woodyard, Mrs. Albert Douglas. formed nose, a charming mouth, lovely trous outcome if the war ' which she streets northwest. regular the Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox, at Mrs. had as his guests a number of at- The monthly Need Mrs. Watfcfiag ReceptiMs. Fia Caterhx. teith, and a ravishing smile, while the bad dragged the French nation. kins meeting was held at the Corcoran a buffet breakfast. This is the first func- ham. of California: Ratney. of legations McNeil 1(5 Henry Cooper, PATTEESON.) taches of the here. The Building at o'clock yesterday morn tion Mr3. Knox has given since early last Illinois; Mrs. Allen Mrs. 815 10TH ST. N. W. School of Art had tables reserved for ing, and after the adjournment the mem- season, when she first went into mourn- Cullop, of Indiana, and Mrs. John B. Banquet Parlors. forty guests. The interior decorations bers went to the White House. ing. She was assisted yesterday by the Henderson. The clubrooms were at- because here, and here alone, men hith- and the handsome gowns the women tractively decorated with Christmas of wives of the First and Second Assistant greens and mistletoe and polnsettia. WOMAU erto regarded as representative citizens presented a brilliant scene. WILL HOLD TEA AND SALE. Secretaries of State, Mrs. Huntington The SUFFRAGE what it means to Speaker and Representative Champ Clark be The Shoreham. Arlington, the New Wilson and Mrs. Chandler Hale, and the paid Know sister-in-la- a late call at the club and remained Ebbitt, the Fredonia, the New Willard. Saffrage Association Is Re of the Third Assistant Sec- E. F. Droop & Sons Co woman, a widow. Mrs. Faille Eial retary of State, Mrs. David Graham until the close of the reception. of Meigs Township, and Fritz Reuter's also had several large ceiving Contributions. TO STOP BRIBERY confessed to parties at dinner after the theater. Adee. Miss Hester Singer, niece of Mrs. Miss Jean Wilson will be home on 1300 G' Street. selling her son's vote, but despite this The State Equal Suffrage Association Knox, 'and her housa guest, and Mr. and at one exception, is Veterans' Daughters Receive. of the District of Columbia will hold a Thursdays at 1746 S street throughout the it the women of Adams Mrs. Reed Knox and Mr. and Mrs., Phil- season. Couaty who have been the most potent A New Year's reception was held by tea and sale at the rooms of the Wo ander S. Knox were ,also of the party. -- factor in bringing about investigation Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1, 1S23 ns reception yes- the Ellen man Suffrage headquarters, H street Mrs. Knox held other Mrs. Oliver E. Pagan will entertain at Pianos Music Cnre for Election Corruption which will disfranchise one-thi- of the Daughters of Veterans, yesterday after- northwest, next Tuesday, between the terday. WAY" county's 1,300 a reception afternoon, from THE "STEIN voters. More than have G. A. R. Hall, 1112 Pennsylvania 4 9 noon in hours of and o'clock. Contributions 5 to 7 o'clock, her home, in Biltmore in Ohio Suggested. been indicted. avenue. headquarters. The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman, at are being received at Mrs. are among the popular street, for her son and daughter-in-la- The rooms were handsomely who .hosts of MBS. decorated L. B. Aveilhe, the chairman of the com- Washington, held one of the largest Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pagan, who were E. E. WALLACE DIES. with flowers and flags. In addition to appointed of ACCEPTS GIRL'S PROPOSAL. Sr mittee, has the following the New Year receptions. Mrs. Sherman married December 26 n Denver, and who OMo, 2. hun- the officers of the camp, the commander ladies to assist her in soliciting contri- remain with them West Union, Jan. with a Former Wife of Nobleman Sieemmbi had assisting her ner two daughters-in-la- will for the winter. Russian 'Cellist Becomes Her Owa dred more indictments reported of the Department of the Potomac, G. butions: Mrs. Albert Pagan was formerly Miss at Hotel. A. R Dr. Henry H. Johnson, and his Mrs. Richard Sherman and Mrs. Gwendolyn White, of Denver. Chrlstmns Present. by the special grand jury investigating Mrs. Anna C. Hendley, Mrs. H. C. Mrs. Lo-H- Mrs. Eloise Eastwood Wallace, sixty staff received from 2 to 3 o'clock. Sev Sherrill Sherman. Brewer, Mr. and Philadelphia. Jan. 2. Miss Florita U Cook, Miss M. E. Mayher, Miss ballot bartering in Adams County, the years old, died at the Shoreham yester eral hundred were present during Mrs. Helen Mrs. Hawk. Florence Miller and Miss Gertrude Lutz will give a card Waldman. daughter of a wealthy raising wo- R. Ttndall, S. Rubenow, M. Miss Gertrude Miller, both of Utica, and people here are a cry for day afternoon after an illness of little the evening. Those in the receiving line Mrs. Mrs. party Friday evening. January 6, in merchant of this city, has announced her a V. Mrs. all house guests: Mrs. Charles A. Cul- man's suffrage as a cure for election cor over a week. Funeral services will be were Miss M. Genevieve Spencer, presi- Johnston. Julia H. Leavitt, Mrs. honor of Miss Gertrude Fry, whose mar engagement to George Rogovoy, a Rus- ruption. dent: Miss Rose F. Sefton, senior vice Dells R. Wheeler, Mrs. T. G. Hensey, berson, Mrs. George W. Fairchild, Mrs. held at her home In Ansonia, Conn., on Henry Sherman Boutell. Mrs. John W. riage to air. Anorew nyXiJuvau takes sian 'cellist. The marriage will take win work then president; Mrs. Elmira Foley, chaplain; Dr. Margaret Potter, Mrs. N. I. Stone. place Wednesday, January 11. The jury and Thursday at 2 p. m. Bishop Woodcock, of place at the Bellevue-Stratfor- d Hotel bre adjourn for a few days to give Judge Miss Grace M. Taylor, treasurer; Miss Miss Caroline Hunt. Mrs. E. H. Andrews, Kentucky, will officiate. Anna M. Roberts, secretary and national Mrs. C. C. Farrar, Mrs. Charles L. Mrs. Alexander H. Semmes,has sent on January 10. Blair and Special Prosecutor Stephen-to- n GummelL-Mr- - Mrs. Wallace was born in Ansonia, patriotic instructor: Mrs. Mary F. Cren- s. E.- K. Kern. Mrs. A. out cards for a young people's on In announcing the coming wedding. Miss time to review thei- - work. Then a Conn., in 1830. .Hec was R. G. 'tea woo- father William shaw, patriotic Instructor: Mrs. Ella L. Salant, Mrs. Whiting, Miss Bertha Thursday, January 5, from 5 to 7 o'clock, Waldman declared she had done the second Jury will be called to make a Wallace, an inventor of electric lights, Mrs. Eleanor Scott, and Miss Yodcr, Mrs. Mary G. Talbot, and Miss ing and proposing. Rogovoy some time closely Washburn. to meet the 'Dartmouth Dramatic Club. tecond investigation. It is the aim of and he was associated with Thom- Emma F. Hay ward, trustees; Mrs. Amy A. R. Knapp. , ago asked the joung woman what she as Edison In many of his ex- The Dartmouth players will appear in very Judge Blair to catch the and electrical on Friday Jan- would, like for Christmas, and she periments. The models of Wallace's elec- "David Garrlck" evening, men higher up in the second probe. WOULD UNITE CHUBCHES. uary 6, at the New Willard. promptly answered: The cause of woman's suffrage is be- tric lights are now in the Smithsonian Tou, and nothing else." ing boomed by men. In Adams County, Institution here. - , Mrs. John Walker Holcombe cards He Immediately requested her to name She spent much of her time Pave Addresses Letter to the Orien- has upon bo willing abroad, January 21 and January 28 the day which she would and was well known in Paris and Italy. tal Eplseenate. out for in her change her name. new 2127 place. to & She married Count Julian Stanislaus Rome, Jari. 2. The Osservatore y, home. Bancroft Mr. atrd At Fountains Elsewhere Ostroorgy, a Polish nobleman, but was conspicuously Mrs. Holcombe have lived at 1828 Cor- prints a pontifical letter coran street since they Were married divorced. She took attractive part In tha X which is addressed to Eastern ARII1FF All ITCUNC Ask for relief ?ork following the disaster at the' until their recent removal 'to their new are present t Messina and received the recognition of Above all else churches which at united with home farther up town. SCALP YIEL1 Tt the Italian government for her services. RELIABILITY the Roman hierarchy. SMOKE She is survived by one brother, William In the communication in question the 25 Mr. and Mrs. Williams F. Lemon have THIS TIEATMEIT HORLICKS" O. Wallace, of New City. Invitations out for a reception from 8 to York Pope recalls the efforts of himself and J- m BULBUL 10 o'clock on January S Kalorama Why experiment trying to drive the -- att2X4 predecessors toward accomplishing a un- " dandruff germ from underneath the skin. TIm triftoil af-t- IwiIm TWO In the Capital of the road. VIOLATE LIGHT LAW. ion of the Greek and Latin churches. At Hand? wiia s""jr "u"' im ,Mui;jr luiir area t SrJ3 Watches the same time, he expi tssea the feeling Unlonof., the The Margaret Whettea Chapter of the ins when O'Donnell's drug stores wul rSI guarantee ZEMO and ZEMO en- MALTED MILK Drivers f Wagaas Minns Lamps of deep sorrow due to the printing re- Cestllest TarkisaTeaaeea. Daughters nf the American Tteretution SOAP to - xfO . From the solid, sturdy, time- One. Quality " UTViy IIU U4V w uv gVM W&V ! All Agt Pny Fines in Cenrt. piece man to cently of an article by Prince Maximil- -' held .Its December meeting attsBOme WH '. i. 1st FtttMk ftr Charged violating of the business" Saxony in which Catholic stsejuftc, 35c.' JSc. the trouble 7 with the new regula- the dainty, jeweled ornament ian of doctrines Three and of .regent, Mrs. Redwood Vande- - ZEMO SOAP can ob---i hotek, requiring lights on been perverted aad7pjsn.ni the 7RUH and ha At rwtiimHi, mdtambim. tion vehicles after of the debutante expensive are said to have from the Tae Bine Wmf of Ten. U, Twenty-nr-st in any dty or towtTTn .America abso-'lutat- y, grlf U street BorthwestJ talned r$$ DJtaam, bvigorariBg sad nightfall, James? Kariaas and William and inexpensive but all papal .view and which It Js charged ,In Plain. 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