The Washington times., 1912-01-15
Mrs Marshall Hostess at
Luncheon for Her
Daughter.

Mrs James Lee Marshall was hostess
at a large luncheon today. followed by
Informal dancing from 8 to Z o'clock, in
honor OF her debutante daughter. Miss
Julia Vail. The house was prettily
decorated with red loses and palms,
and a string orchestra played for the
dancing. There were twenty-four Of
Miss Walls contemporary buds at the
luncheon. and number Of young men
were asked in later for the dancing.
At the table were Miss Margaret
Smith. Miss Frances Efinger. Miss
Elizabeth Munford, Miss Estelle Crane,
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks, Miss Doro-
thy Taylor, Miss Virginia MILAN, Miss
Elizabeth Crenshaw, Miss Lucie Hoke
Smith. Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Ed
monia Adams, Miss Alice Dressed, Miss
Carrie Ice Chamberlain. Miss Lemirti
Gillett.Itill, Miss Marguerite Caperton,
Miss Kathryn Hitchcock, Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. Miss Geraldine Boush. Miss
Anne Seymour hes, Miss Ellen File
brown, Miss Edith Oracle, and Miss
Paris.
Il -
Baron Hengelmuller ~.
Entertains His staff.
The. ambassador of Austro- Hungary.
Baron Hengelmuller. entertained the
members Of the embassy staff at lunch
con today at the embassy. ...
The honorary committee for the
matinee performances Of "A Vanishing
Race" has been completed, and Is
characteristic of the many Washing
toniaI s who are subscribing for seats
for this new style Of entertainment
which will be given for charity at the
Belasco Theater, at matinee per-
formances, January 30 and February 1.
Edward 8. Curtis, protege Of J. Pier
pont Morgan, will deliver the narrative
Of the picture, which will re seen here
under the auspices Of the League of
the Covenant and the Washington
Chapter Of the American Institute of
Archaeology. The members of the hon
orary committee all have accepted the
comprises President Taft, the French
amba the British ambassador,
the German ambassador, r. II. Abbott,
Larz Anderson. John Barrett, Alexan-
Bradley. J. G. burrows, Senator Theo-
Charles Henry Butler. Speaker Clark,
Senator Moses e. Clapp, Frank Car
penter. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Gilbert
Glover, Mrs. John Hay F. w. Hodge,
Mr. Justice Hrghes. Mrs. Samuel Hill,
John Hays Hammond. Archibald Hop
kins, Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Francis E. Ieupp. Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, Senator Lodge,
III. B. r. Mcfarland. Senator NewIands,
Thomas Nelson Page, Herbert Putnam,
Mrs. James Pinchot, Clifford Pinchot,
the Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, Senator
Hoke Smith, the Rev. DIR. Roland Cot
ton Smith, George Otis Smith. Gen
George Sternberg, Rear Admiral Stock
ton, Robert G. Valentine. Mrs. He rbert
Wadsworth, DR.. Charles d. WaIcott
DIR. Harvey Wiley. the Rev. DIR. Charles
Wood DR.: W. c: Woodward
Miss Elena Calderon, daughter Of tn,
minister of Bolivia, will entertain at
luncheon Wednesday for her sister
Nine. de Ballivian, wife of the secretar,
Of the legation.
Patriots Memorial Chapter. D. A. r.
will hold an open meeting Tuesda,
| evening at the residence of Mrs. Georg,
II. Smallwood, 2104 street.
The address of the evening will b,
made by Dean William Allen Wilbur
Of the George Washington University
District and visiting d. A. r. member
| are invited.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim has sen
out cards for a luncheon in compliment
| to Mrs. I. L. Steinmetz. of Lancaster
Pa, on Wednesday, January II.
Mrs. Steinmetz will be the guest o
Mrs. Keim for a fortnight.