The Washington times., 1901-11-25
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art OF riding well and in a manner thaI
betokens the fearless horsewOman-
There are two sons, Martin Reet
and Philander Case. jr.. who are still il
! school. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Knox are
members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The Baroness Won Hengelmuller. wife ot
the Austrian Minister, will begin her
weekly receptions the first Saturday in
| December.
Mr.. Won Callenberg. who succeeded
Count Tarnowski. the former First secre-
! tary of the Austro- Hungarian Legation,
/ has been Joined by his wife. Their mar
| riage occurred last spring
/ The German Embassy is to be deprived
of the gracious services of Countess Won
| Quadt. wife of the First Secretary OF the
Ambassadors staff who acted as hostess
at the entertainments given by DR.. Won
! Holleben last winter. She will remain in
her native land with her family for some
| time to come. Frau Won Rebeur-Pasch-
WIZ wife of the Military Attache, will, as
before the arrival of Countess Quadt as
sumo the duties of chatelaine of the big
prlck Embassy whenever occasion may
. require.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Regina bravo, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Edward E. Dravo to Lieut. H. r Wood
run, OF the Twenty-seventh Infantry, u.
8. A.
The Unity Literary Club held its second
meeting of the season at the home of the
President, Judge H. B. Moulton. 1924
Ninth Street northwest, Wednesday even
ing last. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Judge II. B. Moulton; Vice Presi-
/ dent, w. c. Stierlin; Recording Secretary,
Miss NJ. c. Bennett: Corresponding Sec
retary, DR.. Jessie B. Schafhirt; Treasurer,
Mrs. S. NJ Boyce; Auditor Mrs. C. Nor
man Beaton. The board of directors was
increased to five members, including Mrs
J. +. Reuckert. Mr. c. N. Edelen. Mrs
J. B. Fletcher, Mrs William Emerson. and
Mr.. S. X. Hall. Prof A. S Marye delight
ed the audience with scholarly paper en-
titled An Evening With Shakespeare"
The musical programme which followed
was opened with violin solo by Miss
thomson, Miss Ruth accompanying her
upon the piano. Mrs l. W Brink sang
he cayatina from Robert le Diable." ac-
eompanied by Prof Holer. Mrs Cham
hers quaint rendition of Whittier's Maud
Muller was followed by two further Sc
lections by Mrs. Brink. The club ad-
Journed to December ), at the Hall of
the Ancients.
The Alibi Club tea, which for the past
ten years has been the supreme social
event Of Thanksgiving Day, VIII be
omitted this year.
. A party of young people met Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln. 112S
Sixth Street northwest, to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Master Harold
Sweet Lincoln. Luncheon was served at
l o'clock The tables were decorated in
festive style. After luncheon, music and
games were enjoyed by both the young
people and the older guests. Among the
former were Misses Alice Hill, Ethel
Adelaide Clark, Adelaide De Elite Lin
coin, Masters Aubray Edwards Arthur
Williams, Leonard B. Lincoln, and their
host, Harold S. Lincoln Other guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Lincoln. Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Lincoln. Mrs. L. E. n Ott.
and Miss Vallar. of Elgin, Ill. who is a
guest OF Colonel and Mrs Sabin.
Miss Mary C. Bennett. of Capitol Hill.
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Mcconnell.
entertained a party Of New York state
friends last Friday evening. Among the
guests were Rev. George n. Luccock, D.
D., and Mrs. Luccock; Rev. Granville
Williams. d. D.. and Mrs. Williams: Cap
tain Travis and Mrs. Travis MIR. and Mrs.
Lloyd Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher. Mr. and
Mrs Diver, Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding Miss
Let's, Miss Cornelia Lloyd Dr. Thomas
Calver and Mrs. Calve-, Miss Finnerty.
Mr. and Mrs Randall, Miss Randall, and
DR.. Thomas Robinson and Mrs. Robinson.
Representative and Mrs DaIzen will en-
tertain at dinner Thanksgiving night.
Miss Kline will not spend the coming
winter with her cousin, Miss Mills, but
viii sail shortly for Manila. Gen. and
Mrs. Arson Mills have reopened their
home on Dupont Circle
Mrs. F. p. Morrison entertained at din
per Saturday night. when her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs John LleweIen Morrf-
son, of Cincinnati. who are at present
her house visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
grand, Mrs. Wetmore Harris, Miss Lu-
cette Wharton. Col F. Mason and Messrs.
JOnu anu L iduN AlOl 4l9Ollr Ol cincinnati.
Mr.. Alexander Zelenoy, she Second Sec
retary of the Russian Embassy. and Mr.
Rogestvensky of the same embassy. have
taken a house in Twenty-hrst Street
where they VIII keep bachelors hall
The First Secretary of the Russian EN-
bsssy and Nine. De Wollant have pest
poned their trip abroad, and will not sail
until December 3. This change OF their
plans is due partly to reasons of state
and partly on account OF Nine. De VOL
lant's health, as she is still i'll with a
severe cold.
Miss Kate Regan, Of Baltimore, Nd |
who has been visiting in Washington. has
returned to the Monumental City. She
will return about the middle of December
and spend the Christmas holidays with
her cousin, Miss Edyeth Mcintosh. of 81
Massachusetts Avenue northwest
Francis ! Driscoll, who is attending
the Niagara University at Buffalo, N. Y.
viii spend the Christmas holidays with
friends in this city. Before entering tho
Niagara University Mr.. Driscoll complet-
ed the law course in the law department |
of the Georgetown College. and during his |
stay in this city made host of friends
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