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seven weeks at a hospital. has returned to
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seven weeks at q nOSplIal, UtS IStttfu "
1925 r street northwest
Mrs. Blackburn, wife of Senator Black
burn will be at home tomorrow at 1I02
18th street, assisted by Mrs. McCreary, Mrs.
James and Mrs. Stanley of Kentucky.
Mrs. Shallenberger and daughters, Mrs.
Barber and the Misses Shallenberger. will
be at home to their friends, 1853 Mintwood
place. the first and third Thursdays in
February.
Mrs. David Pelton Moore of 1915 2ith
street will receive tomorrow for the last
time this season.
pleasant evening was spent Tuesday at
the home of Miss Louise NJ. Pruitt, ass &
street southwest. when she welcomed
large number of her friends. a dainty re-
past was served in the ng room after
music and games. Among those present
were Misses Louise Pruitt, Gertie Nicholson,
Lille Sievers. Mae Mcintyre, Helen Z.
:Cady, Hattie Sherman, Mae Combs, Gertie
Pickles, Florence Viedt, Clara Martin, and
Messrs George Davis. John Write, ]. VIII
son, M. Riegelman, Clarence Dryer, John
McCullan, George Cooksey. George Tou-
send, viii Bird and Harry Perry.
Mrs. Frank Hood Shuitz and Miss Shultz
will receive at the Cumberland tomorrow
from to o'clock
Mrs. Oswell and Miss Richardson will be
at home Thursdays. February 4 and IL.
Mrs. Francis p Morgan, 1879 street
will be at home tomorrow for the last time
this season.
Mrs. Frank Paul Leeteh will be at home
tomorrow and February /.
Mrs Charles Chamberlin and daughter,
MISS Lucille Chamberfin, of 1906 sd street
northwest, are on visit to friends in Will
mington. Del. and Phi ladelphia. Pa They
will be at home after February TO-
Miss Briggs and Miss White grandd augh-
ters OF Senator Frye, will receive tomor-
row and Thursday, February H. at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shade Moore of Berryville,
Va, who are in the city for a few days on
their wedding trip, will be at home to their
friends Thursday, from to t. at Mrs. Edw
s. York's, 500 East Capitol street.
Mrs. Lester A. Barr and Mss Barr will
be at home tomorrow. the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Win H. Wetzel of George
town celebrated the tenth birthday of
their daughter Sarah at their residence
on 33d street on last Monday night. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Hagan,
MIR. and Mrs. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Beth
ohm, Mrs. Windell and daughter, Mrs.
Telley, Mrs. Mister, Mrs Hore, Mrs.
Nelson and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Laum
from MldQletOWn, va, MISS Welley, Mrs.
Wise and daughter, Miss Wells, Miss
Moran, Mrs. Fugette and daughter, Miss
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. Mr.. Chas.
Mayo of Ocean City, Md: Mr. Harry Ham
lein, Mr.. Jules B. Aveilhe, Mr.. r. c. Ha-
gan, Mr.. H. Wetzel and Miss mccarthy,
Miss Marie Conner from Virginia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hise and daughter, Miss Rachel
Drewny, Miss Helen Stake, Mrs. M.
Hutchins, Mr.. J. Jewnan, Miss Marley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzei and Miss Elsie
Worth. A musical program was fur
nished by Messrs. Frank Hagan, Harry
Hanlein and the Misses Elsie Worth, AL
ma and Mura Nelson and Mollie Windel.
Mrs. Robert Patterson's tea yesterday at
her white marble mansion on Dupont circle
was attended by several hundred Miss
Patterson had several assistants in the
drawing room and dining room.
Colonel Cotton and the Misses Cotton gave
q dinner last night.
Miss Margaret Gale entertained at a
luncheon today.
The Illinois Association is preparing for
an old-time sOciable, to be held in the hall
of the Legion of Loyal Women, 419 10th
street, Friday evening. Cards, Rotations.
music and refreshments will be INDUCED in,
and good time is anticipated.
Mrs Burnham and Mrs. OVerman will be
at home tomorrow afternoon at the Dewey
Hotel from 3 to 9 O'Clock.
Solicitor General and Mrs Hoyt enter
tanned at dinner last evening the chief
justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice and Mrs.
White, Justice and Mrs. Peckham Justice
and Mrs. McKenna, Miss Hoyt and Justice
Deg