The Washington times., 1909-05-17


at luncheon today. asking her guests
to meet Miss Josephine Durand. dauEh-
ter OF the former British ambassador,
who is visiting Miss Marion Oliver.
In TIE company were Mrs. Preston
Gibson Mrs. Busher, Mrs William
2srrett Ridgely, Miss Marion Oliver,
Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Mary
Sheridan, Miss Eleanor Terry, Miss
MarSery Cotton, Miss Louise Foraker,
and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will
close their Washington residence on
Connecticut avenue shortly and viii
leave Tuesday, May %. for the sum-
mer. They viii spend a few days at
the Hotel Gotham, New York city. be-
fore opening their country place, Lake
lawn, at Cazenovia. n. Y. Ten Eyck
Wendell, jr., a student at the Friends
School, will accompany his parents.
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Colonel and Miss Margery Cotton viii
leave washington the latter part of
June for York Harbor. Me-, where
they will spend the summer
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Miss Ruth Bliss. daughter Of Mrs
George Bliss, of Bancroft place, viii
return to Washington today from Bal
tirnore, where she has been spending
soue time.
Mrs. Charles II. Nichols has issued
cards for a bridge-luncheon Thursday
Goes to New York.
Miss SaiIie Darlington, daughter of
General and Mrs. Darlington, will leave
washington next week for New York.
where she will be the guest OF friends
for seve3al weeks.
Nr. md Mrs. Wiborg and the Misses
Wiloore VIII leave Washington about
the middle of June for Europe, where
they win spend the summer.
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Will Give Benefit.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell has loaned her
country residence. Twin Oaks. Woodley
lane, for unique outdoor entertain
ment Thursday afternoon, from 4 TO 4
O'Clock, when bridge tournament and
garden party will be given for the
benefit of the SCHOOL of Arts and
Crafts.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins Will be
in charge Of the bridge contest. from 4
to $50, and after that an interesting
program. including artistic fancy
dancing by Mrs. Piquette Mitchell, wife
of the United States vice and deputy
consul at Mexico, and Mrs George y
Wheeler has been arranged for the gar
den party.
man Williams. Mrs Cuno H Rudolph:
Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard, Mrs Bell, and
Mrs. Perkins are among the prominent
societvs women interested in the school.
and they are making every effort 10
have the fete pronounced success.
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Former District Attorney and Mrs,
William A. Stryker, of New Jersey. en-
tertained a company Of Chevy Chase
college girls at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday. in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Jeanette Stryker, who Is a
member of the graduating class OF the
college tonight
The Counselor of the German En-
bassy and Countess Won Wedei were
the guests in whose honor the German
Ambassador entertained a company at
Club. The gJs%Sts we're the military
attache of the embassy. Major Won
I.ivonius the I avail attache, Command
er RetZmann. Baron Won RichthOren,
Baron Won Hardenbroek and Mr. Won
Prittwitz-
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Slater were
among those entertaining dinner parties
at the Chevy Chase Club last evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Denny en-
tertained at dinner last evening
James Hopkins was host at dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last evening.
Program Arranged
An attractive program has been ar
ranged by the ladies in charge Of the
tea. booth in connection with the May
festival, to be held IN Old St. Mat
theHys Church next week for the benefit
of Georgetown University Hospital On
Tuesday afternoon the Georgetown Col
lego Orchestra will give the program,
and the booth VIII be presided over by
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan, assisted by
Mrs. Gadsby, Mrs. Dufour, Miss
Vaughan. Miss Chapman, Miss Wood
ward. Miss Duvall, and Mrs. f. w.
Vaughan
Tue sday evening Mrs. Milton Allies
will preside at the booth, assisted by
Mrs p. J. LennoX. Mrs. Small, Mrs
Danfcrth. Mrs. Burch. Miss Small, Miss
GowaaS, Miss Sylvester. Miss Mackall,
Miss Hilton. Miss Abigail Gowans, and
Miss Roberts.
Ten young women from the Holy
Cross Academy will give a delightful
program Wednesday afternoon, incIud-
ing harp and violin solos Presiding at
the tea booth that afternoon viii be
Miss Jane DAILY and Miss Margaret
GoWans assisted by Miss Beavans,
Miss Murphy, Miss Gowans, Miss How
ard, Miss Wilcox, the Misses Williams,
and Miss Dove.
on Wednesday evening the booth viii
be presided over by Mrs. William
Slaughter Hardesty. assisted by Mrs
Johnson, Miss Stuart. the Misses West,