The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-10

Miss Todd.
Mrs Donald Mclean was the guest of
honor at the tea given by Mrs. Howard
L Hodgkins TO the board of lady man
ayers of the George washington Uni
versity. Hospital YESTERDAY Buf and
blue, the university colors, We're con
spicuous among the decorations. e%peci-
ally at the tea table where Mrs. Charles
w. Needham. Mrs. II. c. Yarrow. Mrs.
F. W. True, and Mrs. Thomas II. Auder-
son presided. Others assisting were Mrs
J. NJ CUP Mrs c w Fairfax Mrs 4.
@. Wilkinson. Mrs. Frank A Wolff. Mrs
Charles E. Young, and Miss Wilkinson
Henry Xauder has left for New
York, where he will remain until the
middle OF next week
Mr. and Mrs. James \. Hartsett and
Miss Elizabeth zeiler. all of Troy, n. Y.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Shaw.
100 X street northwest.
Mrs. Albert r Dyer and her daughter
Miss Grace Dyer Knight, and Mrs. L.
II. Agnew will beat home Monday from
8 to o. clock, 12i7 Euclid street, assisted
by Mrs. j. d. Young and Mrs. George s
FTasen-
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hume announce
the engagement of their daughter, Nan
ME Graham. TO Lieut.. Henry c. Jewett,
Corps OF Engineers, L. S. A
Mrs. Elizabeth staufTer Moore gave
dinner last night in honor of Miss Hume
and AFOREMENTIONED, who is well
known In Washington through being
aide of the Presidents staff two years
ago.
At the dinner were Miss Hume Miss
Mamie HuTCe, Miss Black, Miss FleTnins
Miss Ruth Halford, Miss Irene Moore,
Lieut.. Jewett, Colonel Barnett, L. s. NJ.
c.: Capt Clarke Smith. Lieutenant Poole
Lieutenant Wigmore, all of the Engi-
neer Corps; DR. Delaney and Captain
Chandler.
Mrs E. J. Somers entertained s large
luncheon party today in the series given
by her this winter. White roses and yell
low orchids were Used in The floral ar
rangement of the tables. The luncheon
vas IN compliment to Mrs. Fairbanks.
To meet her were Mrs. Foraker, Mrs
Flint, Mrs. Mann. Mrs. DaIzen, Mrs
Burke, Mrs. Parker Mrs. Newcomb
Mrs. Jennings. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Blair.
Mrs Logan. Mrs. Haywood. Mrs Fos-
ter, Mrs. J. n. Cary, and Mrs Wilson.
of Evanston, III.
Sunday evening" February II, there
will be held at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Frances f. Will
lard commemorative meeting Mrs. Lii
Ian NJ. n. Stevens. of Portland, Me.
president of the National w. c. T. L..
and Miss Anna a. Gordon, of Evanston.
HI. vice president at large of the Ma
tiondl w G. 7. T.. will be the Drinci-
pal speakers, Similar meetings are held
during the month of February bv the
10000 local unions throughout the coun-
try. The meeting In this city Sunday
will be under the auspices of the Dis
trict w. G T. L.. Mrs. Clinton Smith.
president. The principles advocated by
Miss Willard will be the theme of the
evening addresses. There will be spe-
cial music. The meeting begins at 1880
and is free to all
reception will be given these ladies
by the Women's Christian Temperance
Union of the District of Columbia. at
their building. 522 Sixth street. Monday
evening, from to 10 o'clock
Mrs. r. S. Woog, of T street. was the
hostess at a tea on Wednesday after
noon, in honor of Mrs Sol NAV. of
Charleston, W. Va. All the decorations
were In RED. Those present were: Mrs.
Sol May. Miss Ella Behrend. Mrs Max
Fischer, Mrs. Rosenberg. of New York.
Mrs. Charles Katzenstein. lrs- L. Gold