The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Friday Reception
At Congressional Club.


The usual Friday afternoon r ceptIun
viii be held at the Congressional Club
this afternoon. NIrl. Mckinney Of III
nois: Mrs. Ellis, < Oregon, and Miss
Gregg. Of Texas. viii receive the CUES.
and Mrs Tirreu, Of Massachusetts. VIII
preside al the tea table assistuo by
Mrs. Pujo. Of Louisiana, and Mrs. law
ley, Of Oregon
The special feature OF the afternoon
viii be musicale hour with Miss Beat
rice Evelyn Wilson. = child u1usicla o.
Oregon: the Cecilia Ladies'-CluarJ,t and
Mrs Gill; Of Missouri, swing the pro-
gram
Miss Mary McCaIey left Washington
this morning Tor South Orange, y. j.
where she viii Be the guest o.. Miss Wit
P1er for several weeks
Mrs Roscoe c. BuImer. --1o has been
spending short time II New York. re-
turned TO Washington this morning
Ms b F. Smith, I7l7 P street is en-
JertaiulnE d house party. Her guests
are her three sisters. Mrs Il. J Wilson.
or Portland ore. Mrs Clayton Marx.
Of Like Forest III. and Mrs Burton =
smith, OF Evanston III. and her Two
uieces. Ms Frank AIeader. Of Comic y
H. and -fiss Lydia Marx, Of Bryn
Mawrs Pa
The solicitor General and Mrs LLOYD
W Bov-erS entertained al dinner last
evening the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs Never. Senator du PouJ, the As
s1sts7nt secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Norton, the Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs -Beekman WINTHROP
Nh and Mrs William COrcOrsu Hill,
ard Mrs Rodgers.
Nf- and Mrs Richard Weichtman
were hosts ~ dinner last evening haN--
ing among their guests General md
Brown ~ Miss Cannon. Miss Edith
Jennings, Miss Alexander. former Gov
ernor Magoon, Senator Brondegee. and
CAST Blair
Dr. and Mrs Chatard entertained At
dinner last evening the Naval At1aChe
Of the French Embassy and ViscOuntess
EcuolSL O AZy- the Naval AIUaClC OF the
Russian Embassy and Nine. NasSelieff,
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont. Mrs Hume
Slater, Mrs .F-+-con Fa1uestOCk. "
Bowie Clarke, and NJ Martin OF the
Swiss legation
Mrs Madeline Allen Wilson, of Nash
vile, Tenn, VINO has been residing n
New york Lor the last few months has
arrived IN Washington and Is stopping
AZ the NCTulandie Hotel for q few DAYS
nj wilson s c1deavOTInC 70 adjust
The war claim az her grandfather, Dr..
The Rev Frank Oliver Hall. \. D,
Of the Church OF the Divine Paternity.
Of New York CITY, accompanied by Mrs
Hall and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Han, VIII soCnd few DAYS IN Washing
ton next week, the guests Of the Rev.
John Van Setback IT. and Mrs Van
SCHdiCk, at 1ffT Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Herbert WadsOorth entertained
AZ q musicale last evening. The artists
OF the evening were Nine Liza I>eh-
mann and her quartet.
A musical program VIII be rendered
by several well-knOwn Washir ztCn
artists.
Senator and Mrs GUCCeuheir1 were
dinner hosts last evening. asking their
guests 20 meet the Vice President and
Mrs sherman II the companv we're
the AustrO-F unEaTan Ambassador and
baroness II suEelmEUer. Senator and
Mrs AlcTich. Repres Nutative and Mrs
Weeks Representative and Mrs low
den. Senator Warren, Senator DillinE-
ham. AIr- and Mrs. s r. GuEEeaheim,
of New York. Mrs Untarrneyer. Of New
York; MoretOl Frewen, II England. NFr.
and Mrs " z Curtis. Mrs Henry
Cleveland Perkins, and Mrs J. c. Bur
rows