The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Mrs. Chapman

Entertains At Tea
Mrs George Bowie Chapman enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon from
10 8 O'Clock Al her residence. 152S La
mont street The drawing room and re-
yception hall were prettily decorated
with euchantress carnations and ferns
and q ceEterpieCe Of yellow JonQulls
adorned the daintily appointed tea table
. IN the dining room.
Mrs Chapman, who was unassisteo IN
receiving her guests wore a oraped
princess gown OF pale blue satin with
touches Of rose point lace on the yoke
and sleeves
Mrs. Henry CIaT Merrill, sister Of the
hostess. and Miss Margaret GranaIn'
Of Virginia presided in the dining room
Miss Merrill was handsomely SOwned III
black satin with the bodice trimmed
with lace and gold ernbroidery- Miss
Graham wore peacock green satin en-
brOidered IN CRYSTALS
Mrs ChiI,nan viii be at home the
following Wednesdays throughout The
season
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter
tanned at dinner last evening preceding
the bschel~-s' cOtilliOn- Their guests
were Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, daugh-
ter OF the Russian Ambassador and
Baroness Rosen- the Second Secretary
OF the British Embassy and Mrs Is
mOud Ovey- Lieut. and Mrs L ,
Grant. Cd. capt and Mrs G T sum
merlin Mrs. Roscoe c BUlnIer and her
house guest Miss DOTr, Of Boston; Miss
Mary Switzerland. Miss constance
EOvt, Miss GLADYS HinCkley, Miss Eu-
dora Clover Ma JOT Horton, Lieutenant
Commander Butler Captain Howe,
Robert Centare, Of the Italian embassy
star: M Won Stumm. Of the German
embassy staff. Nj Skybak, Of the Nor
wegian legation, and W / Bingham
Mrs CORTLAND Hoppin and Mrs
AIIerton C,lshman Will entertain az
musicale this afternoon at 40 O'Clock
In their home on Sixteenth street me
artists Of the afternoon viii he Nine
Nordica- Arturo Tibaldi. and George
Harris.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Brownson and
Miss Caroline BroWnSOn- who spent the
Christmas holidays with MI and MS
Roswell BrownsOn, in California have
returned TO washington
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany was hostess at
a luncheon party today
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Colonel and Mrs Robert X Evans
will leave Washington on Monday for a
trip TO Cuba and Mexico. They will
go to the ColOneTs post at St. Paul
in the spring
Miss Elsie Downing was hostess Al
a debutante luncheon today having as
her guests. Miss Maria Calvo. Miss
Alice BouteI, Miss Jessie kroSstao.
Miss Helen Parker, Miss Marie Duryee-
Miss Mary Stead. Miss Marguerite Par
hour. Miss Anne GleaVes. Miss LeonOT7
Finley. Miss Ruth Pilling, and Miss
Adelaide Heath.
Miss Isabelle RTaEruder entertained
small coupanv- informally at bridge this
afternoon. followed by tea On Satur-
day Miss NIasruder will so to Annapo-
lis for q week
Dinner Party
Precedes Bachelors Dance
Mr. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
asked a company TO meet their house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Van
Rensselaer,. of Philadelphia, at dinner
last night afteTwaTd taking their
guests to the Bachelors dance at the
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore William NOyes
were among the dinner hosts of last
evening.
Mrs ? 3. Morgan had as her guests
ar dinner last evening, Senator and Mrs
F71rrov-s Senator and Mrs Rayner,
Rear Admiral and MIS- wainwright Rear
Admiral and Mrs Nicholson, MI and
Mrs William Henry, Col. and Mrs.
Archibald Oracle, Mr. and Mrs. Nal
colin McConihe, Mrs. John NJ. HUdgins,
NJ C@~osvenor. Commander Russell