The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-05-05

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lowed by supper at the New willard In
lie PITY were Gen. and Mrs. Clarence
tsS1ddwarjs, Mr., and Mrs. George Howard
MISS Cani>ron. Miss CockereIf, Miss Col
ton, Miss Terry, Mrs. Bryan, of Balti-
more, als1 others.
Mrs. William A. Edwards, sister Of
the President, who has been a guest at
the White House for several DAYS. left
Washington this afternoon for her nome
IN Los Angeles. Cal.
po Mrs. Taft viii attend the contert at
Hotomac Drive this afternoon III one OF
the White House automobiles.
Mrs. Meyers Tea.
Mrs Meyer. wife Of the Secretary of
the Navy, entertained at a large tea
yesterday afternoon from TO 6 o'cloclx
in honor of the naval and marine Of
ncers and their families in and about
Washington.
This is the first formal entertainment
the Secretary and Mrs. Never have
given since they have been in their
present residence on Scott Circle. The
house was beautifully adorned with
palms and flowers and the Marine Band
played during the afternoon. The large
ball room was opened for informal
dancing.
Mrs. Meyer, who was assisted in re-
eeiving her guests by Mrs Beekman
winthrop, wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy. and the Misses
meyer, wore a gown OF taupe chiffon
cloth The Misses Meyer wore white
satin crepe gowns with effective touches
OF black velvet
Among the guests were the Admiral
OF me Navy and Mrs. Dewey, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. CowIes. Rear Admiral
ana Mrs Schley, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Le1tze and Miss Leutze, Rear Admiral
and Mrs, Pillsbury. General and Mrs.
EEillott, Rear Admiral and Mrs Terry,
deIlphlu, Rear Admiral and Mrs Raw
mono Rodgers, Chief Engineer and
MS MS Hollyday. Commander r T. Multi
gan, Rear Admiral and Mrs NevTfo1
MASON, Col and Mrs. Charles McCau-
Icy, Or: and Mrs. Alexander Magruder.
MISS Magruder. Commander and Mrs
NJ Mll ia Warming. Irwin. Miss Irwin.
and Mrs Walter Mclean. Miss Mclean.
commander and Mrs. White Miss
White, General and Mrs. Haywood. and
the oihcers OF the Dolphin.
lsoss at National Rifles Armory.
May Day Dance.
The Imperials" gave their Ma dance
at Mrs. Glover's Academy last evening.
Among the dancers were Miss Marie
Dorsey, Miss Florence Baker. Miss Eve
lyn de Barrie, Miss Tessie Dorsey. Miss
Elva Mccarthy, Miss Nellie McGiIl. Miss
Inez Andrews, Miss Marie Cram me.
MISS Elinor O'ConneH. Miss Bessie Nc
Hale, Miss Katherine Dwyer, AIis3 Flor
ence Aires, Miss Elizabeth Crav Miss
Nellie MeHale, Miss Helen O'c.onneII
MISS Anna Noonan, Miss Marie Herrity
MSS MSS marguerite Martin, Miss Katherine
y onnel. Miss Marian Wilson, Miss
Marie O'Leary, Charles Smith Albert
Stahl, Frank Dorsey, Vincent Smith.
Frank Parks. Samuel Turley. Josanh |
McDeTTnott, Thomas Barry, John Cor
nony, L. S Brown, Thomas McHaIe, L
Bono, kay Lewis p. J. Gallagher r
Aires, Thomas Lucas, Thomas p Nc
Hale. Arthur MacFadden. Fred Nolan |
Stanley Mortimer, and Fred Mortimer.
To Entertain At Tea.
Mrs. John D. Patton will entertain at
tea this afternoon from 4 to Z O'Clock
IN her home on r street. in compliment /
70 Mrs Wickersham. wife Of the At
The house viii be adorned with palms 1
and branches of spring blossoms.
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The Secretary of the Siamese LeEa-
Ilon and Mrs. Lotus have issued cards
for dinner and dance at the Chevy 1
chase Club Saturday, May s.
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General and Mrs. Darlington, is SPEND i
ing few days in Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Aleshire has issued cards for a
small bridge party Tuesday, May IL
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An interesting event OF tomorrow aft
ernoon will be the program Of rhythm /
INT. "a
Lucia Gale Barber at the new Masonic /
Temple at 4:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Barber will be assisted by a
class OF kindergarten children, who /
instructed by Mrs Barber; by a class
or young girls from the Western High
school, and also a group of young
women from her own studio IN Boston,
phases Of life.
The program will include selections
rom Chopin, Wagner. Grief, Hollaen-
der. Mendelssohn, BrounOff Rachman-
moi. and others, on the piano. violin.
and cello.
The list of patronesses includes Mrs.
Sherman, several of the Cabinet host
esses, and number Of prominent So
ciety women from official and resident
circles.
The Council of Jewish Women held
-nelr annual meeting in the vestry room
Of the Eighth Street Temple last even
ing for the nomination and election of
officers for the ensuing year. During
the evening many interesting subjects
were discussed
The following ladies read papers on
various subjects. Philanthropy the
steady advancement of the council, the
Sunday school, and education OF or
phans. Mrs. Samuel RothschiId Mrs |
/. Grosner, Miss Mordaci, Mrs. l. Neu-
man, Mrs. Oppenheimer, Mrs. Rudolph
Mrs. Kann, Mrs Eugene
Schwab, Mrs. Rosenau, Miss Juanita
Kaufman, and the president. Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith
Miss Florence Herman gave a music
recital, and Mrs Charles Goldsmith
and Harry stevens, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Levi David, sang a d,Iet
The meeting closed with social hour,
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The Octagon Pleasure Club gave a