The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Washington Society Folk Carried
To Army-Mavy Game in Two Trains
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c.
Coming Arrive in City
For Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Corning. of
Albany, N. ", arrived in Washington
this morning to be the guests for sew
eral days of the latter's parents, Rear
Admiral Albert g. Barker, u. 8. NJ,
and Mrs. Barker, at their residence, 17l6
N street.
Mrs. Barker will entertain 4 number
OF Mrs. Corning's old friends Informally
at tea on Monday afternoon. On Tues
day she will entertain a party at lun-
cheon for her daughter, and on Wednes-
day evening Admiral and Mrs. Barker
will be dinner hosts.
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The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained informally at
luncheon today at the embassy.
Countess Won Bernstorfr, wife OF the
German ambassador. will receive a few
friends Informally at tea this after,
noon at five o'clock at the embassy. 7
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
I,ongworth have arrived in washington
from their Cincinnati home.
Rear Admiral J. 5. Adams, u g, N.
and Mrs. Adams entertained at n small
musicale last night at their residence,
1886 Connecticut avenue.
MISS SHdFlOtte Luna, soprano, their
house guest. was the artist Of the even
Ing, Miss Alice Burbage accompanying
her on the piano.
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French Ambassador
land Wife Dinner Hosts.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Juss1rand entertained at dinner last
night. having as their guests the British
Ambassador and Mrs. James Bryce, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Wickersham.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Stockton. u. s..
N. Prince Koudachen. Miss MacVeagh,
Miss Lee, Herbert Putnam, Prof. Lam
son. Of Sorbonne: N. and Nine. de Tes-
sal, of Paris; the Counselor Of the EN-
! Military Attache and Countess de
Nine. de peret'i de !, la Rodoa'
Mrs. Stevens Vail was hostess at din
ner last night at the Champlain. having
as her guests Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Stevens. ste n.. y; s; n; Col and Mrs. Archi-
Mr.. Alinger. and Miss Vail. The table
was effectively decorated with pink
roses and silver candelabra.
, Miss Anne Seymour Jones, daughter
Of Representative and Mrs. Jones of
Virginia, will be among the debutantes
OF the season. She will be presented at
large tea January 16.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
| VIII spend Thanksgiving at their home,
In Utica, N. Y. and will not come TO
Washington until Just before the OPEN
Ing OF Congress.
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The As. istant Secretary OF State went
over TO New York yesterday to join
Mrs. Huntington Wilsoa for The week
end. They will return to NVashinxtor
Monday morning.
Mr.. II; a. Seymour. of conn.ctie u,
day In commitment to Miss Ida 1'aon,p-
SON, who is leaving Washington shortly
to spend the winter in Esvpt.
The Naval -Attache of the French
| Emba ssy and Viscountess Benoist d. AN
VIII return to Washington the frs,
week in December. They have beer
abroad since midsummer.
| Henry White. the former American
| ambassador to France. and Mrs White
have arrived in Washington. Their new
residence on Florida avenue is rapidly
nearing completion.
Miss Dorothy Williams, daughter o,
Col: and Mrs. John R.. williams, has re.
turned from fort3sht in New York.
A plano recital for the benefit OF tn,
| Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospi.
tai will be given at the Playhouse. 18l.
n street, Saturday afternoon December
2, at 4:30 O'Clock. by Anna Diller Star
buck, a pupil of Carl Reinecke. Mrs
Starbuck gives an illuminating expiana.
tory talk with her numbers. a feature
which adds greatly to their charm and
interest. She will be assisted by Mrs
Edward 8. Hale.
The Misses Boyce, who spent the las,
several months in the South, have re.
turned to Washington and are estab.
I lished in Stoneleigh Court for the win.