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Nixon of Boston who is to bej married June 30 to Curtis Morrison Hilliard of Braintree Mr Hilliard was graduated from Dartmouth in 1909 He is now professor of biology and sanitary science in Simmons College Mlsa Nixon has served on the undergraduate prep board in Wellesiey and as an officer In the Agora fraternity Other Weddings Arranged The wedding arrangements of several other senior girls today became known to their classmates Ordinarily such arrangements have not been divulged until the senior class supper following commencement One senior announced that she will be married just three years after receiving her bachelor of arts degree She Is Miss Abble Bernice Reed of Minneapolis who on leaving Wellesiey will study to be a nurse Meanwhile Mr Walter Annan a senior in the University of Minnesota will study medicine for three years Then they will he married and go to China as missionaries Miss Miriam Shoe of Grafton will be married next September to Mr Abbot Usher Harvard 04 now associate professor of economics in Cornell Miss Jessie Evelyn Asher of Wlllimantle Conn will be married next fall to Mr Reuben Henri Bowden of Jacksonville Fla a senior in Columbia Miss Saba Thomas of Hanson announced her engagement to Mr Paul Foster Boston University 01 now a student In Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration Among the Brides to Be The engagement was made known of Miss Harriet Blake of Omaha and Mr George Edward Akerson of Minneapolis Harvard 12 Other engagements announced were Miss Beatrice Blake of Allston and Mr Edward Curtis Matthews Jr of Portsmouth Bow doin 10 Miss Helen Hayward and Mr Donald Macleod Keith both of Brockton Miss Lucille Doodling of Cranford and Mr Lambert Davis Penn sylvinla 12 of Tacoma Wash A sophomore girl Miss Marian Warner made known her engagement today She will leave college this summer to marry Mr John Snyder Carlisle of Brooklyn Mr Carlisle was graduated from Clark College in 1911 and next month will take his degree from Princeton Theological Seminary They will live In Moorestown HHH WBBMmWBBKmWHBmmM ISSmmPMSmmWtmMmWB lmmmmwBmImBSmm9fmwi LOVOTiERMPIED GlrlVha pl0pOSnp ie ARDENT WOKDS rE0M BOOKS Miss Agries Klipoa Tells New York JdgevGodfreytuWQeaHerJWitli Fervent Sentiraenis SKe Later Discovr ereu Novelists Wrdte WeIe Engaged Three Years Then Quarreled Bpci The WMhlnjten Ppet New YorfcMay 2i How love letters and sweet sentiment copied from novels and written to her by Godfrey Lupnlk wort the heart of Miss Agnes Kllpon a pretty Bohemian girl wag related by the young wonwn Tn supreme court and resulted In her wlhnlngf a verdict of H000 for breach of promise of marriage Miss Kllpoa told the Jury that she met Mr Lupnlk soon after she came from Europe to this country Mr loipnlk Iseald to have fallen In love with her and In a few weeks told her he wanted her for his wife The girl said she did not consent at orree but when she received a large number of letters and posj cards She decided her new friend was the man for her One of the Fervent Letters From the time we first roet said on of the lotters and gazed nto your big brown eyes your Image has ever been near me From mere friendship my regard has ripened Into ardent love Let me cherish the hope that you have witnessed it I do not regret it You surely must have read my heart during our many meetings i This Is only a sample of an endless chain of fervent letters Miss Kllpon says she received The young woman asserts her fiance gave her a ring and announced their engagement and for three years they were happy building hopes for the future Quarrel Came at a Dance The awakening came one night at a dance There was a quarrel and Mr Lupnlk Is alleged to have said some things that are not found In novels They parted and an exchange of letters of a different sort followed It ended by the breaking of their engagement Mr Lupnlk says it was Miss Klipon who broke the engagement She says It was her fiance The Jury believed the young woman FAIR GRADUATES REIGN mEmtKNiFmmsmAFmsECREm MOWER AVENGER SHOWS VICTIM mqrrists Gasies Pound on Frank Chimera Dead in Hia Barlaer hop Indicate Pate tlBetrayer Street Keeps Lips Sealed as Death Hovers Near I ml tOThWingtoa Pott lew Yprfc May 24 Marked with the jullar gashes which Camorrists use as signs of their vengeance and a warn of the fate in store for all betrayers jink Chimera was found dead In his ber shop at 307 East Ninety fifth let yesterday morning his throat cut his body a mass of stab wounds re important still in the eyes of the was the discovery less than an hour of a secret compartment In the shop iwlth all the instruments and mate necessary for the manufacture of roved bombs About to Divulge Secrets ter Assistant District Attorney Mur and some of the best of the citys ctlves had spent the entire day on case enough evidence had been dls red to show that Chimera was a mem of one of the most powerful of the Italian secret societies that he was the point of revealing some of its se that he was killed to prevent this losure and for the further purpose of ng notice to all Italians here that de the efforts made both In Italy and country to destroy Its power the or izatlon was still able to Inflict Its own penalty he police are convinced that Chimera pat be his real name was a member he Inner councils of his own particular knlzation and that he himself had pn prominent part In many of its hes After tne man tnroai naa Deen gashes 4 inches long were silt from i end of the mouth to the corner of fi ear In the Italian murder societies gashes tell as plainly as printed ds the story of betrayal of the vlc organization by him Besides these i the slayers had satisfied their rage hatred further by stabbing him nine Commencement Week Begins in Many Institutions Here AT BACCALAUREATE SERVICE ALPHA PHI HOLDS MAY BALL Maryland College Fraternity Annual Affair Given at the Willard Members of the Alpha Phi Fraternity of the Maryland Agricultural College College Park Md held their May ball in the red room of the Willard Saturday night The patrons were Dr and Mrs Taliafera of Washington Prof and Mrs Richardson Prof and Mrs I Broughton and Prof and Mrs Gray of College Park On the arrangements committee were i Truitt Fletcher Brown and Mc Kenna The members of the fraternity present were Truitt president Fletcher vice president Coster secretary Gray treasurer Gray Brown Buchwald Cockey Dale Gray McKenna Wright A Taylor A Reisinger Gray Balkam Morris and Burlingame LUXURIES OF A TRANSATLANTIC LINER Ships are not what they used to be They are steel monsters as much as 930 feet long with titanic engines marvel ously luxurious apartments music halls and gardens filled with rare plants from all parts of the world The old sailing ships had their romance and new steam vessels have theirs They are all ships and they are loved as ships mush as the hillman loves the hills To go on board a steamship on which upon previous occasion one has lived for months in ones life is just like revisiting a former home for a home it certainly has been and circumstances being right and sea sickness conquered is Indeed a happy experience TWO SISTERS TO WED BROTHERS ALL RESIDED IN THE SAME HOUSE SUFFRAGISTS ARE ELATED PTobable Prolonged Congress Session Raises Their Chance for Hearing Mrs Medill McCormick chairman of the national congressional committee who Is leading in the attempt to procure a con stitutional amendment in favor of suffrage for women has gone to Chicago but will return tn a few days to continue the fight The probability of a long session of Con gress is a source of much pleasure to suffragists since they expect to be given a hearing before the House and Senate committees before long Mrs Antoinette Funk also of the congressional committee is In Georgia where she Is waging an active campaign for the cause Mrs Sherman Booth will address the National College Equal Suffrage League at the Washington Chamber of Commerce this evening Sptclal to The Washington Pos Xew York May 24 A New York romance which began when two brothers were introduced to two sisters at a theater party more than a year ago became public when Mr and Mrs William Asinof announced the engagement of their daughters Gertrude and Anna to Abel and Edward Lieberman We attended a theater party at the Invitation of friends about a year ago said Abel Lieberman My brother and myself had other engagements which we thought would make it impossible for ua to be present It was the best thing that ever happened to us that we were there We were introduced to the girls who are going to make us the luckiest men in New York After the theater we escorted the girls home In fun they did not tell us where we were going Imagine our surprise when we found ourselves in front of our own apartment house They lived in the same house and we had never met before It only goes to show what a neighborly place New York is But in that house it was much more neighborly In the days which followed Not long after the acquaintanceship was formed the young women moved to 142d street But the old adage Absence makes the heart grow fonder was proved true in this case Diplomas to Be Given Mount Vernon Seminary Graduates on Wednesday Graduation Exercises This Week Also at Gunston Hall Timlow and Other Schools Dr Wiley to Confer Honors Baccalaureate Sunday was observed yesterday In most of the churches by many oi ine scnoois ana cuueses in ana auuut that jn tlme some one of 1 tves in the head and body Bomb Arsenal Is Unearthed che secret compartment in the barber op was discovered by Detectives Cous Ryan and Meyers and one glance at contents caused them to send a hurry for Inspector Owen Egan bomb ex Mt of the department With Mr Mur he found In the compartment six leks of dynamite a number of fulminate nercury caps four electric fuses rosin 8 er wire antimony a large number of oiillar cartridges a quantity of emoke powder some nitroglycerine one samlte bomb with an electrical ex llng connection and other materials sefl In the making of explosives bi hlle the police were engaged on rt murder another Italian vendetta cklr was reported to them In the at tripted murder of Fortunato La Monti ao lived at 213 East 107th street So They Got Him at Last So they got him at last was the years which Is the length his residence In this country Indifferent About Business In none of these shops had business ever appeared to be good nor did Chi mera appear to care whether the number of his customers Increased or decreased Ha had the reputation of be ing a silent secretive man who did not care to mingle with his fellow countrymen in the little wine shops of Little Italy In the evenings Samuel Sohen a 10 year old boy walking down Ninety fifth street noticed a pool of blood In front of premises 3W He ran over to Policeman Boger and told him Boger stopping to send In an ambulance call to the Inception Hospital hurried over to the shop The door was locked but he put his shoulder against it and smashed It In Half Obliterated Footprint Chimeras bloody body was found lying In the middle of the one room of the shop No traces of his murderers could be found with the single exception of a half obliterated footprint in the blood near It There was no evidence of any struggle which is said to be convincing proof that more than one man Is guilty of the crime It Is believed that Detective Dl Martini will be assigned to the mystery today He Is the most experienced man at present on the force at this kind of work Sought to Make Sure Job of Ii Fortunato La Monti Is 31 years old and in the hay and feed business He was walking In East 108th street yesterday when a man rushed from a doorway and began shooting at him La Monti fell at the first fire but his assailant sought to KEYNOTE FROM BORAH He Wilt Sonnd 0 Jdcsin at Betroit Meetings TOLLS TO BE CHIEF THEME Michigan Republicans Holding Big Get Together Meeting Obtain Idado Senator for Principal Address Repeal Deemed by Him Abject Surrender of Nations Self Respect Senator Borah of Idaho left Washington yesterday for Detroit where tomorrow afternoon he will address a get together convention oi the regular and progressive Republicans of Michigan Ten days ago a delegation of representative regulars and progressives came to Washington and urgedthe Idaho senator to speak at this meeting Senator William Alden Smith will be chairman and the delegates chosen from every county represent both wings of the party Seek Party Reconciliation All are anxious to get together as a single Republican party operating under a platform and supporting principles that will again put the Republicans in power throughout the country Senator Borah holding a middle ground between the extremes of ultraconserva tlve regulars and radical progressives was believed by the Michigan delegation that came to Washington to be the Ideal man for the great speech that will be made In Detroit While nothing wag known here of the character of the address he prepared it Is believed that he may take occasion to sound out the sentiment of the convention on the tolls question Great Issue of Campaign Senator Borah believes this to be one of the great issues that will come before the country In the next campaign and he can scarcely avoid its discussion Hir remarks during the Senate debate Bhow that he considers it a great Issue not because of the mere question of tolls or tolls exemption but the effect the repeal LW1H have upon the future relations of make a sure Job of It Stepping torwaroVK ith mrx nnpr hv nark of the detectives when they for it has been known jixd this news them that La Monti had many ene that his life had tfeen attempted Washington thus beginning their conr mencement exercises with their graduation ceremonies later In the week Mount Vernon Seminary graduates will open the week at the institution tomorrow night with a muslcale which follows Saturday nights production of Ulysses by the students of the cla3 of 19H at the Willard 1 mt The officers of the class are President CHILDREN RULE PARISH Two Services Held for Them at St Patricks Yesterday MAY PROCESSION IS HELD MISS DUCKWALL GETS POST Judge Lattimer Names Her Probation Officer in Juvenile Court The appointment of Miss Katherine Duckwall as probation officer of the Juvenile court has been announced by Judge Wllmer Ixittlmer Miss Duck wall will succeed Miss Jean King who has resigned on account of poor health The appointment goes into effect on June 15 Miss Duckwall who lives at 1425 Webster street northwest has had extensive experience as a social workerand has been in charge for more than a year of the western district of the Associated Charities Much of her work has taken her to the Juvenile court and it is because of her efficiency In this work that Judge Lattimer selected her for probation Officer HER TRIP ENDS IN DEATH a a 6 to Mrs Ella Kesseling of Baltimore Killed on an Excursion to Winchester Va Special to The Washington Pott Winchester Va May 24 Coming here on an excursion to visit friends today Mrs Ella Kesseling of Baltimore was killed half an hour after her arrival Mrs Kesseling was visiting the home of the mother of Chief of Police A Do ran when she fell down stairs and suffered fatal injuries STAG HOTEL 608 9th Street Over Virginia Theater Take Elevator Miss Pauline Isemann Is 0ueen an Pauline Chrisman Is Cwwn Bearer of Fete 100 Make First Communion in Morning Mgr Russell Officiating Sermon by the Rev A Smyth CITE FEMINIST WORDS Suffrage Foes Would Prove Free Love Advocacy NOTED WOMEN ARE QUOTED Edna Kentons Remarks on St Pauls Edict for Women Referred To Jane Olcott Alleged to Have Said Affection Is Volatile Views Attributed to Marie Howe and Mrs Florence Wise UKWSS Best BOOMS in city Tarquet floor steel ceii hB thoTver hatha toilet and lavatory telephones French wln Hnwfl nrrltlni hi 1ker JRegIna Fisher uuu nunc jvu icep Everything sanitary 100 and 9150 per day Special weekly rates Look cm over Children held sway at St Patricks yesterday when i00 made their first communion in the morning Mgr Russell officiating and more than 700 boys and girls participated in the annual May procession in the afternoon The morning service was most Impressive The Junior choir rendered the music Sisters Direct Procession A brilliant procession was conducted at 4 oclock under the general direction of the sisters of the Holy Cross of St Patricks Academy and the Sunday school teachers The Rev James A Smyth de livered a short instruction after the children had assembled In the church and Mgr Russell gave the benediction of the sacrament Miss Pauline Isemann was Queen of the May and Eileen Lyons Irene Bontz Dorothy Dick May Leesnltfer and Marie Allen were train bearers Pauline Chris man was crown bearer Many Maids of Honor The following were maids of honor Mary Israel Margaret Toner Elisabeth Frlel Ethel Mangan May Reidy Marian Foley May Bohn Zelda Jasper Mildred Gasklns Lucille Gaskins Genevieve Gas kins Lavinla Gasklns Mary Deeds Beatrice Deeds Rosemary Lucas Alice Lucas Edna Relter Helen Thornett Eleanor Jacques Mas Jacques Mary Snow Katie Snow Mary OBrien Marjorie Emory Isabelle Bontz Edith Bonti Mary Gantley Josephine Gantley Eva Clarke Rose McNerney Edith Vincent Helen Birmingham Lillian Kelly Masie Lyons Marguerite Lyons Loretta Lyons Marian Gibney Mary Foley Alice McDonald Catherine Slattery Minnie McDonald Kathleen Hull Elizabeth Dillon Mae McKeever Julia ICernan Alice Burke Gertrude Driscoll Annie Conners Margaret Joy Helen Sheckles Mary Coats Catherine Braze roU May Qulnn Cynthia lust a Agnes Corkery Gretchen Baden Anna Sullivan Alice Wolfe Olive Qosnell Do you know what a feminist is Many persons have admitted their ignorance regarding this and as a result of numerous queries received it is said by the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage that organization Ff wf would probably put an end to it Montis case presents none of the emely Interesting or peculiar features Chimeras does Chimera was un wn practically to the neighborhood in he lived He had moved to his last ess but a short time before All Is known of him Is that he had a number of small barber shops in district bounded by Ninety fourth TRAP SET BY GIRLS UNCLE Tall Stranger Who Had Been Hovering Around Womens Windows Last Seen Leaping Six Foot Hedge at One Jump Then Five Fences in Succession Will Hesitate Before Sitting Down Dorothy Menefee Kansas City Mo vice Ninety seventh streets and First and ipresiaeni josepmne eweeney oi raui Lrj avenUP Minn secretary Alma Schmidt Chicago gi treasurer Mary WC5d Flint Mich i Concert by Glee Club iTomorrow evening the Glee Club of the seminary will give a concert while on Wednesday class night observances will be held The commencement will be held at the Willard Thursday morning at 11 oclock at which time Bishop McDowell of Evanston 111 will make an address Graduation exercises will begin Tuesday for Gunston Hall School and the Misses Maderia School The Timlow School and the Lucia Gales Barbour School will hold exercises on Friday Dr Harvey Wiley will confer the diplomas at the graduating exercises of the Columbia Hospital Training School for Nurses at the Nurses Home tomorrow night Addresses will be made by Rabbi Abram Simon and Dr Skinner superintendent who will present the clasa for graduation Eleven Nurses to Be Graduated There are eleven graduates Miss Nantti Steadman Miss Mary Cummlngs Miss Henrietta Wolf Miss Ethel Mc Leod Miss Ethel Gray Bennett Miss Natalie A Brlzzolara Miss Carrie Belle Steele all of Virginia Miss Elsie Fowler of the District Miss May Windsor of Maryland Miss Margaret Feller of New York and Miss Estelle Loertscher of Switzerland Besides these a diploma will be conferred on Miss Elizabeth Kern of New York as a graduate of the class of 1914 of the Emergency Hospital Training School Invitations have been Issued for the presentation of diplomas for degrees at the exercises of the Washington College of Law at Memorial Continental Hall on Thursday night equivalent to free love This state ment Is as follows Attacks St Pauls Doctrine Edna Kenton a famous suffragist has declared Nothing Invented of man has ever had a more stultifying effect upon the character and morals of women and of men than the Christian ideal which St Paul laid down for women Jane Olcott stated in a newspaper interview A man or a woman should be free to give love whenever It is natural Love is volatile and when it goes I believe it Js unmoral for man and wife even to appear to live together except for the sake of their children In that case each should be free to bestow love elsewhere by mutual agreement Marie Jenney Howe another woman suffragist has given this as an article of her belief We are sick of being specialized to sex we do not put any fence around man And we merely want to take down the fence that has been put around us For Voluntary Motherhood Only Mrs Florence Wise has contributed this thought I believe only in voluntary motherhood anyway There are many persons men as well as women who are better oft without children Many unmarried women on the other hand want children and there ought to be an opportunity for the expression of their Innate mother love Inez Milholland Bolssevain said soon after her marriage according to newspaper reports Wedding rings are relics of barbarism They are relics of the day when women were mens chattels I should feel like a slave Instead of a free woman ill were Jo wear a wedding ring through its press agents issued yesterday a statement on the subject It is sought I GIRLS GIVE FRENCH MATINEE by them to prove that feminism Is about I Bristol School Pupils Begin Graduating Exercise Tomorrow Twelve girl students at the Bristol School Nineteenth street and Mlntwood place northwest who will graduate Wednesday opened commencement week Thursday afternoon by giving a French matinee Conversation was carried on in French and scenes from life in France were depicted The baccalaureate sermon was given in St Margarets Church last night by the Rev Sparling rector of St Johns Church Georgetown Prise exercises and a studio exhibit will be held this afternoon at 3 oclock at the school building Class day exercises will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock and Wednesday evening wilj mark the close of commencement when the commencement exercises will be held The following girls will receive diplomas Th Misses Elolse Porter Anderson Jean Campbell Margaret Louise Coffman Thelma Dargan Marie Louise Galway Gladys Armstrong Graham Dorothy Elizabeth Hompe Evelyn Kollett Knote Frances Rebecca Miles Laura Talbott Neal Mary Ellis Walker and Louise Elizabeth Williams Sptelal to The Waihington Poet New York May 34 Everybody in Patchogue I is engaged in a game of watchful waiting They are watchfully waiting for the appearance of a tall man who will manifest appreciable hesitation before sitting down Should this man make a public appearance everybody will know Just where the rock salt landed after it left a shotgun flred by Harry Lawrence Tuesday night And then with the rock salt located as it were the identity of a Peeping Tom who has been annoying Mrs Frank Baylle and her two pretty daughters will be revealed ELECTED TO H02TOR SOCIETY Four IT Coeds Are Chosen to Membership in the Sphinx Misses Mabel Blanchard Joanna Best Anna Craton and Elizabeth Weber have been selected members of the Sphinx Honor Society of the George Washington University The organization Is composed solely of coeds who have distinguished themselves along Uneji ofscholaxshlpv Peeped Through Girls Windows Mrs Baylie whose husband is away from home lives with her girls Bessie and Edith at Patchogue For some time past a man has been seen hovering around their house at night peeping through the windows The neighbors have noted the visitor too and several traps were set for him Harry Lawrence who runs the auto stage between Patchogue and Port Jefferson and lives In Seitz Court Patchogue is Mrs Baylies brother in law She told him about the Peeping Tom Tuesday and that night at 10 oclock he concealed himself behind a tree on the lawn of the Baylie homestead With him in his place of concealment was a shotgun loaded with rock salt Loud Yell Follows Shot The peeper appeared at 1020 oclock He proved to be a man about 5 feet 10 inches tail smooth shaven and very thin Mr Lawrence tried to sneak up and cap ture him but the peeper heard his approach and fled Stop or Ill shoot yelled Mr Lawrence The fugitive put on more speed Then Mr Lawrence took careful aim and pulled the trigger The peeper was about 60 feet away The effect of the shot was remarkable The peeper uttered a yell that was heard over half of Patchogue turned to the right and cleared a 6 foot hedge in one Jump Then he took five fences in succession and vanished down the main road moving it Is estimated at the rate of about 60 miles an hour Maintains High Rate of SpeL All observers agree that never in their lives have they seen any human being proceed with such uniform rapidity Some fear was expressed that if he kept on going he might be drowned by running off Montauk Point but Information lifted into Patchogue later in the night that the peeper had not passed the outaklrtsof the settlement He was in the midst of the populace with the rock salt in his midst the information stated Hence the unusual alertness of the people gl Jatchogues until he stood almost over the body of the fallen man he sped two more bullets into his body Another glanced and struck Mrs Josephine Constanzo of 161 East 107th street Inflicting a slight flesh wound La Monti was taken to Harlem Hospital and when he recovered consciousness detectives at his bedside waiting In the hope of getting an ante mortem statement urged him to tell them the name of his assailant My Business His Reply La Monti with the semblance of a smile twisting the corners of his mouth shook his head My business he whispered I will attend to him if I live At the hospital It was said that the chances were against his ever having the opportunity of attending to him Bodyguard Shot Year Ago It was just a year ago on Saturday that La Monti was last concerned in a shooting aflair Enemies were on his trail and following it so strongly at that time that he hired a gunman for a bodyguard As he was driving up Fifth avenue near lOSth street the bodyguard was shot and killed and he himself escaped a like fate by whipping his horses and making away at top speed He would never tell who he thought murdered his employe Detectives Olsen and Cassetti are working on this case The police are sure there Is no connection between the two cases One they regard as a plain feud affair the other they believe would lead to the heart of the affairs of an Italian secret organization perhaps the Camorra perhaps the Mafia Nothing hag so stirred up Little Italy as the Chimera murder and its subsequent developments did yesterday since news of the murder of iAui PvtrosIni nuir urawn bacK from the temples i small waves that suggested a late association with the curling tongs Created a Good Impression Her hats were covered with plumes Certainly no one could accuse her of being the queen of fashion yet she created a good impression even though she was not dressed in Paris cuts and clothes Queen Mary showed her indifference to Paris colors too for she wore pale blue and lilac on more than one occasion The day of her arrival she drove along the Avenue Dubois decked out in sky blue taffeta a blue hat to match and a feather boa of lilac Her1 Hats Rather Large Her majestys flats were all rather large and set high on her head All of us thought she would have looked better with a tiny little hat and a dress say of navy blue combined with daintily flowered taffeta but no doubt the Queen of England thinks that queens should wear the lightest and most perishable shades no matter whether they be fashionable or not By being a leader in styles the leaders of countries do a good turn to tradespeople by setting the wheels of industry in motion for as a matter of course all the subjects who can afford it will attempt to be as modish and follow In the wake of the queen But evidently Queen Mary of England wants to set an example of economy to the great middle and lower classes In England and she may be right I am told that her dress measured fully 2 yards around the hem so the queen does not adopt the toothpick skirt cut Long Full Capes Magnificent weather prevailed in Pans before and after the arrival of the sovereigns and the trees and sunshine make one think that all nature is en fete The cool air brought out wraps of all sorts and surely the long full capes are picturesque and graceful There must be many a yard of material in these new capes Some are longer at the sides than In the front and back falling over the arms in full plaits or in gathers and the effect Is stunning No matter how much goods is used however the fashionable wrap falls off from the neck It Is astonishing how much women with these capes thrown over them do resemble the officer of Germapy or Italy the small hat that is more or less of a cap the arrangement of the aigrette or the spike quill at a distance the effect Is exactly that of an officer In his full dress uniform with his paletot thrown over his shoulders With the real masculine waistcoat or vest the Watch fob has arrived The fob Is worn at the side Just as a man wears his but the elegante pins hers on not havihg the comfort of a pocket to stick the watch In A dainty style that is becoming and quaint ia the piece of narrow black ribbon velvet passed about the neck with a locket or some kind of a trinket depending in front The velvet is fastened tight high under the chin and thus seems to fill a bare place left by the low pointed collar of the corsage or blouse As a trimming for Jackets or to finish off the neck of taffeta frocks organdie and pique are positively becoming a furor Mousseline and lace appear flimsy and dowdy by the side of It reason of what he holds is an abject and humiliating surrender of the self respect of the nation AVOID TOLLS ISSUES CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE liwiiil workmansKip sizeu ssdi Tile Invisible PattetMl Jnlr30tk 1912r The lnvlsibiedrawj String isj new patented feature of the famous Bell Blouse Jt does away with the nui sance of the Imngihg tape wlthSut de stroying the fulmess or blouse effect or giving It the appearance of a Jump er The hlouseohce adjusted Itrnay remain permanent tor the llfsVof the garment being laundered put on or taken off without disturbing or changing the tape doing away with the constantly tying and untying or losing the ends DIRECTIONS Open button on hem on the underside left of the center Draw the tape to fit the waist or the boyr and tie then draw hem until the tape disappears through opening and re button IS ROYAL to 545 STREET th 5 cc 1 CoiU 4c Per Hour TO KEEP COOL With a WevtlBSnonse ELECTRIC FAN TVe have a full aMortmeata Moderate Prices Carroll Electric Co 314 12th st ntr Phone 7320 T321 Immediately leave the chamber to gossip In the cloakrooms or attend to business In their committee rooms returning about the time a speech is concluded to Insist that somebody else go on During the last week there was much criticism on the part of senators at what they declare is the unfairness of the methods of the men who favor the Presidents policy Says They Would Remain One of the Influential members of the Senate referred to this matter In this way If there were a real desire to get at the truth and listen to arguments pro and con senators who are with the President would remain In the chamber and let us question them in an effort to disclose the exact facts and get at the merits of the case The manner of debating of Senators Root and Lodge is typical of the policy adopted in this debate Early in the session Mr Lodge delivered his oration on the Presidents side declining to be interrupted Last week Senator Root spoke for five hours declining In the same fashion to be interrupted Both these senators men of influence and ability who ought to be able to take care of themselves In a cross fire of debate delivered their speeches spoke I may say with the confidence of an oracle and then left the chamber Many of their statements have since been attacked much of their reassoning has beenfallaclous and in some ln kJLUllCd HOTEL HARRINGTON I lib and Steels NeTr Modern Fireproof Good Food at Right Prices LUNCHEON lliSO TO 3100 DINNER 6 tOO TO 830 MUSIC ELECTRIC LIGHT Is clean safe convenient economical Ask ua about the wiring POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY CorU4th and Sts A delightful new story of Old Chester by Margaret Deland in which Dr Lavendar reappears Other stories by Calvin Johnston Georgia Wood Pangborn Brand Whitlock Mrs Henry Dudeney etc IIIIU VWmsxXo UQUID ANTISEPTIC Pyorrhoea Riggs Disease can be cured by your dentist and the daily use of Pyrodento Baltimore Md for 4 llh iill 5 Votes a Day Eacjh Issue of The Dally Post en ables you to cast five votes to send your pastor to the Holy Land on The Post tour Each Issue of Ths Sunday Post Is worth ten votes ALWAYS THE SAME Tharps Berkeley Rye 813 Street Phone Main 27T Special Private Delivery AMUSEMENTS Royal Pilsen Old Glory LIGHT DARK 125 Per Cass of 24 Bottles ABHER DRURY BREWING COMPANY Phone yor order Weit 435 436 or yonr neir est dealer Alto breweri oi ProjreselTe Brtw the new temperance food drink PERKINS I BOND YOU Equitable Surety Co Phone Bi 6124 float bera Ride JOINS HER FIANCE IN DEATH Miss Mary Little Cuts Throat After Hearine of Rileys Snlctde Instead of Wedding Yesterday Bluff City Tena Citizens Will Witness Funeral of Pair Today Services for Mrs John Hay Special services In honor of the late Mrs John Hay widow of the former Secretary of State will be held by the Henderson National Memorial League of America this evening in the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church Speakers scheduled to address the meeting are Representatives A Neeley Joseph Taggart Doollttle and Connelly The Rev Simon Drew pastor of the churchy arill preside tODAYCLAWS OFQREED SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Feature Films Changed Daily TODAY Great Python Bobbery Utt Week Of DAN5ANTE5 at 10 GLEN ECHO ADMISSION FREEV TONIGHT HOLT AND TAYLOR Presenting Tango aiaxixe One Stey and Hesitation EXHIBITIONS And Nightly During the Week At Ike Enlarred MODERN DANCE PAVILION NATIOrAL 25c60c 7Bc1j hrfmucei AD ADM ENGLISH GRAND MD Ufin OPERA COMPANY TONIGHT tuei Wei an liiitj7el BIZETS TUNEFUL CARMEN ThuriTrt Bat nd Met Bet THE TAIE OF HOFFMANN NEXT WEEic La Boheme Martha HT81S UK2tat25 rrtllliwilflTG PRICES 75e 50o 4259 IN Mrs Temples Next Week LIBERTY HALL FaKEITHSSy 29 Degreee Copier Ttn Streeti MAT 25c 15VB ZJ to 7S FRANK KEEVAtf CO PRINCE FLORO JCLEO OAS COIGNETHE GBIUy ASUIHI TROUPE 3 Ellisons oiid Holtx Other Fun Feattirefc Bpecia to The Wuhtafton Post Bristol Tenn May 24 Only when I have Joined him in death will I be consoled are the words attributed to Miss Mary Little a pretty country girl of 20 years who early this morning following the receipt of the news of the suicide of her lover William Riley cut her throat with her fathers razor at her home at I Bluff City Tenn She died almost in Btantly Riley who was 24 years old and who was to have claimed Miss Little as his bride today shot himself in the head with a revolver Saturday night soon after having placed the license for the mar rlage In the hands of the ReY Slagle who was to have performed the ceremony Riley left no explanation Rumor of a suicide pact was found false when the facts became known Instead of the contemplated wedding the Bluff City community will witness a double funeral Entraneti Pavnion on n0kTsV tomorrow City TlcJcet Office WMtt St 8 till 1 LI Toir7oiKTeriTTiliily i 1 MJ Xtxt Week THE SPEXDTHRiFT 330 330 PM Washington 5i SwSKt fi stevste jO1vW jr.