The Washington times., 1908-10-18

F. Newberry. who were married in De
/ troit a few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague are clos
| ing their Newport residence and are eN-
| pected at their home on I street about
the middle Of the week.
p, The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw. Oliver have as their
! guests in their home on y street. Miss
! Porter. Of New York. who viii play I'm
/ the golf tournament al Chevy Chase
! this week.
/ Mrs. Francis X. Stevens. formerly Miss
/ Elizabeth Oliver, vii. arrive in Wash
! ington tomorrow Tor snort visit TO
! her parents
! Mrs. McCawIey arrived in Washing
! ton last evening from New York. where
! che has been spending a few days en-
! route from Lenox. joining Colonel Nc
Cawley at their home on New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T : Curtis have
| issued invitations for a reception Fri
/ day evening. October % from S 10 10
/ O'Clock, az Chevy Chase. Md, In cele-
bration Of their silver wedding ami
! versary.
Mrs. T. Dewitt TaImage was hostess
( at larg- luncheon party at Fassifern
! Farm, Hot Springs, Va, where she is
! spending the autumn. Friday.
Baltimore society was better repre-
sented at the final day Of the Washing
ton horse show at Benning yesterday
! than local society. Among the guests
from the Monumental City were Mrs.
Gordon Hughes. Miss Flynn, Miss Tate.
and Miss Denham. Mrs. Allen Potts,
who rode, was present. as usual and
among the few Washington men in at
/ tendance were Frederick Huidekoper
and Harris Crist-
Mrs. Herbert Harding vas hostess at
a box party at the Columbia yesterday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Arthur Par
ker who leaves Washington Tuesdav
for New York. The other guests we're
Mrs. \. F. Lay, Miss Baker Miss PAUL
inc Boyle. and Miss N. \. Owens.
The Phi Chapter Of the Phi Chi Med
! ical Frate rnity. Of the George Wash
ington University, held its first recep-
ton last Tuesday evening in the new
fraternity house. 1907 r street north
| west the entire lower floor was beau
tfuIly decorated with palms and white
| flowers, green ard white being the fra
ternity colors- The house is beautifully
furnished throughout having fourteen
rooms The flags Of colleges where the
fraternity has chapters adorn the walls
| of the entire frs floor
a charter was granted this chapter
in February 1904. and this is the first
| year that they have had a house. ray
ing had a suite OF rooms the previous
! years. There are now one hundred and
four merahers. including active, g-adu-
ate. associate and honorary
( Clarence c. Neidemann was chair
man Of the house committee. assisted
by Harold l. Amoss and D. Rush
Rhees.
The chaperons were Mrs. Reichelder-
fer, wife of Dr. Luther II. ReicheI-
derfer. Mrs Shute, wife Of Dr. d.
Kerfoot Shute; Mrs. Copeland. wife of
Dr. E. D. Copeland, Mrs NJ. Weide-
mann. and Miss Ana Walton
Assisting in the dining room, where
a buffet supper was served, were Mrs.
Rena Rhees. Mrs JsqUa. Mis- c. NJ
Schultz. Miss A. E. Weidemanr Miss
PeytoE. Miss Rhees, and Mis- Ellis
The dining room was decorated with
! quantities of autumn leaves. palms and
. white asters and dahlias
Later in the evening. the floors were
cleared for dancing
Mrs. W. F. Spurgin and Miss Spuryin
? who spent the summer with Lieut.. HOr-
5 ace F. Spurgin at Fort Washington
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