The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06
Y
f8| 4

were the guests OF honor Of Louis L.
Lorillard at luncheon at Newport Fri
DAY. Because Of Mrs. Lorillards illness,
Mr.. LOrillard acted as host.
Berlin Brann. 1S2. Corcoran street. fz
spending the month in the central part
OF New York State.
Mrs. James F. Kernochan entertained
at dinner OF twenty-five covers Friday
evening complimentary TO her daughter
ln-law and her hance.
Mrs. Harrison II. Dodge, accompanied
by her daughters. Mrs. Hugh Mclean
Walker and Miss Molhe Dodge. the lat
ter one Of the most attractive Of last
seasons debutantes, have returned TO
their home on r street from their cot
tagc in the Allegnrnies. where they have
been spending the summer.
William Loeb, jr.. secretary 10 the
President. and Mrs. Loeb will occupy
he residence 1854 Rhode Island avenue
this season. Mr.. Loeb. who went as
far as KeokulC, Iowa with the Pres-
dent, is now IN Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rignald ". BeaI enter
taiDeS a party Of young people Friday
afternoon and evening in their home on
Chr pin street complimentary 10 their
young daughters, Miss Doris BeaH and
Miss Hester Beall. Games and other
amusements were INDUCED in during the
afternoon. and about g o'clock an elab-
oraTe supper was served in the dining
roo n. the feature OF which was the
birthday cake. the occasion being in
honor Of the tenth birthday OF Miss
Doris.
After the supper there was delight
fuI program OF music. Miss Gladys
Beau being The principal artist OF the
occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, the
latter formerly Miss Ardella. have re-
turned TO Washington from an exten-
s1ve honeymoon trip to Canada, Niagara
Fails, and Atlantic City
Miss Ellen Barry. daughter OF Con.
and Mrs. Thomas H Barry, who was
TO have arrived in Washington yestCT-
day as the guest Of Mrs Eugene r
Hendley in her home on Adams Alill
road, has been detained and viii not be
abe to come to Washington until
1NuESuaN- MIS- LAGAA4AE-s VIM AAr-o ---t-
srending the past ten days in New York
city. returned 70 Washington yesterday
? ming
- ga which was 70 have been gwen
nv MS. Hendley tomorrow afternoon
conpliu, entary 10 Miss Barry has been
POSTPONED until Saturday, October L
The dance which was held at the
WASHINGTON barracks last evening was
esnecianv MANNED for Miss Barry, and
though it took place despite Miss Bar
re absence. a number Of her friends
we're disappointed
Major Iangfitt and Mrs Langltt ana
t,,e. ofhcers and ladies stationed at the
barracks received the guests
The opening meeting OF the season OF
The Council OF Jewish Women. which
49, Mace at $50 p. m. in the vestry
~ the Eighth street Temple promises
=, ra very interesting A paper VIII De
-ss5 nv Mrs. E. c. Flesher; Mrs Adoipn
E<sbn Will read notes and comments
and musical numbers viii be rendered.
af+s- an important business meeting IS
disnosed OF. The afternoon will conclude
with the Usual social hour and refresn-
meuts. The president. Mrs Charies
Goldsmith. viii preside
Miss Alma Prince. Of Sixteenth street,
has nee. spending few days in Built
more. with relatives
Mss Fannie H Rosenthsl and Samuel
e;feinberger. whose engagement was
recently announced. viii be at home a0
the residence OF the latter's sister, MIS-
charles Floyd Beers, 122I New jersey