Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-25
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
SECRETARY STIMSON TAKES
PARTY TO FOOT BALL GAME.
Dinners for Notables-Army Relief
Drill a Great Success.
Notes.


today are Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard
Wood. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clarence R.
Edwards. Miss Bessie Edwards, Brig
Gen. and Mrs. wotherspoon. Maj. and
Mrs. Henry T. Allen. Miss Margery Col
ton, Brig. Gen. Crozier, Felix Frankfur-
ter. Miss Frances Gamble the niece OF
the Secretary Of War and Mrs Stimson;
Capt and Mrs. Grant, Capt. Kurtle. Maj.
William Laff1ter, Capt. F. R. Mccoy, Miss
Marion Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ped
igo. Miss Ruggles, Maj. Blanton Winsnip
and others. DR.. Stimson and Miss Stim-
son, the father and sister of the Secre-
tary, Joined the party in Philadelphia.
Former Senator and Mrs John B. Hen
derson entertained at dinner last night
bassador and Nine Bakhmetfef. The
other guests were the Secretary of the
| Treasury and Mrs MacVeagh, the Secre-
| tary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs.
Moltke: the Argentine minister and Mime.
Naon, Mr.. Justice Hughes of the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White, the naval attache of the
| Austro- Hungarian embassy and Baroness
Preuschen. the military attache of the
British embassy and Mrs. McLachlen,
Gen. and Mrs. George L. Gillespie, Mrs.
Rush Huidekoper. Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs.
|
counselor of the British embassy: Mr.
Maugras of the French embassy, and MIR.
John B. Henderson, jr.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained at dinner last night
| the British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce,
| the Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham, the counselor Of the russian en-
bassy. Prince Koudacheff: Miss Mac
veagh, Miss Lee. Mr.. Herbert Putnam,
:, Prof Larson, NJ. and Nine. de Pesson
| of Paris, the counselor of the French
embassy and Nine: Lefevre Pontais. the
Rocca and the military attache and Com
Jesse de Chambrun.
Rear Admiral ]. D. Adams, U. S. N,
turned to Washington and established
! their residence for the winter at 1856
Connecticut avenue, entertained at
small musical last night. Miss Char.
of Admiral and Mrs. Adams, was the
artistic and gave a number of selections,
with Miss Burbage as accompanies,
Among the guests were Gen; D. ana Mn rs
Thompson. Mrs Wood and Miss Wood,
admiral and Mrs. Gheen. Admiral Hemp
Hill and Miss Hemphill, Admiral and
Mrs Jewell, Admiral and Mrs G. II;
Countess Rocca, Mrs. Julian James. Capt.
and Mrs. Rohrer. Miss Rohrer, capt.
i and Mrs. Caperton, Mrs. Mimmack. Miss
| Mimmack and Medical Director w. K.
| DuBose.
| DIR. William Gerry Morgan last night
i entertained at the second OF series OF
| dinners which he is giving this winter TO
the Washington physicians Tne guest &c OF
| honor was DR.. Howard A. Kelly OF Bal
| timore After the dinner DR.. Kelly gave
a most interesting and instructive infor-
nal talk on radium. The other guests
| were DR.. Robert Baker. DR.. C!aytor, Dr'
Fry, DR.. Glazebrook. DR.. Kerr. Dr. Leech.
| DR.. Richardson, DR.. Stavely, DIR. Stanley.
DR.. Van Rensleer, DR.. Wellington and DR..
J Wall
Miss Edith Maud Foster went to Phila.
deIphia today to attend the Army and
! Navy game.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and family of
Washington have joined Mr. Mann at the
Hotel Wolcott, New York They are at
] tending the opera and horse show.
| Mrs. de B. Randolph Keian and Mrs.
H. de B. Keim have closed their summer
home at Reading, in the mountains of
| Pennsylvania, and are again In their win
| ter home, 1913 T street. They will be at
home Fridays to their friends. Mrs. Keim
is delegate from the Pennsylvania state
ISOLATION to the Woman's National Rivers
| and Harbors Congress. to be held in
| Washington December 5-S, 1911.
/ Helen M Keane are among the Washing
| tonians visiting the horse show, in New
| York.
| Announcement is made by the officers
| and members of the Housekeepers' Al
| lance of a tea and sale to be neld at the
| residence Of Mrs. H. B. F. Macfarland
1908 18th street, December 6. from to
pm. Unusual and attractive articles are
| promised at reasonable prices.
Mrs. p H. Uberroth, wife of Capt
Uberroth of the revenue cutter service
Bennett of Boston left yesterday for Phil
adelphia to witness the Army-Navy foo
ball game this afternoon.
Frank Field. secretary to Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury K. B. Bailey, has re
turned from hunting trip Of two week:
on the sounds of North Carolina Mr.
Field had fine sport, and killed quantities
of ducks and geese.
Mrs. Emma Whtmore and daughter
Miss Sue l. Whitmore. of Leesburg. Va
are in the city guests of Mrs. Whit
more'S sister, Mrs. Annie Shafer Fagu
of 1865 10th street northwest, where the.
will be pleased to see their friends.
Miss Mary Swigert Hendricn Of Ken
| lucky, VINO Will SpenQ the winter III NoV
York, has returned to that city, after
visit to Miss Margaret McChord. at tn
New Willard. The latter accompanie,
her to New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Austin Wood. VIII,
are at present visiting relatives in Noun
Vernon. N. Y, will be In Wash ngton tn
last of the month, and will have Thanks
giving dinner with President Taft at tn
White House Mr. Wood Is a cousin O
| the President
Capt Frank Beatty, commandant Of tn
navy yard and Mrs, Beatty went to Phil
adelphia yesterday to spend the week en'
with Col. and Mrs. Barnett at the nav,
| yard in that city.
Mrs. Mary A. Odell is located at tn
| southeast at apartment No 1. where sh
will be pleased to see her friends.
The cavalry and artillery drill yesterda
at Fort Myer for the benefi: of the Arm
Relief Society was we'll attended and tn
entertainment a fine success. There Wer
few absentees from the ranks of arm.
and resident society. The post ban
played during the drill and for informa
dancing while the tea and sale was II
| progress later in the the post hop room
Miss Margaret Caperton. Miss Isabe
Crosby, Miss Lollie Anderson, Miss Jane
Mundy, Miss Helen Wilson. Miss Fran e
Webster, NJ SIS Dorothy Brooks. Miss Mar
garet Read. Miss Kimberly and Mis-
Emily Berry sold candy and flowers Will
the drill was on.
Mrs Garrard, wife of the commandan
| of the most was chairman of the com