The Washington times., 1912-01-22
General Regret Over De
parture Of General and
Mrs. Wotherspoon.

Brig. Gen. w. w. Wothersroon. IL.
S. A., and Mrs. Wotherspoon will leave
Washington shortly after the list Of
February for Atlanta, Ca, where Gen.
eral Wotherspoon has been actailed as
commander of the Department Of the
Gulf During their residence in WASH
ington they have been prominently
Identified with the social activities of
The Capital, and their departure Is
matter OF great regret to a vide circle
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Merriam and
Miss Laura Merriam are entertaining
at dinner tonight in horror Of Mr.. and
MIS- sohh LAWRENCE. OF Boston.
Society Taking Boxes
For "A Vanishing Race"
Evidences that audiences representa-
tive of Washington society will be pres
sent at the two versions of "A Van
ishing Race" which will be given for
charity by Edward s. Curtis, under the
auspices of the League of the Govern
ant, are shown by the subscription list
BOXES for these two versions to be CIV
en- at the Belasco Theater. January 30
and February !. have already been as
signed to Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Col. ID. G. Collier, the Rev. r. Ward
Denyss, Mrs. Frank }. Goodnow. Miss
Grandln, Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
Mrs. Beale Howard, Mrs. Julian James,
Mrs: Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. Martin
a. knapp, Mrs. George \. McLanahan,
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Willis Moore, Mrs.
c. II. Nichols. Mrs. James n. Pin
cchot. the Rev. DR.. Himmel, Mrs. Ord
Preston, Miss Scully, Miss Mary A.
Sharpe, Mrs Elizabeth J. somers, Miss
Julia ID. Strong, Mrs. Joseph e. Thropp,
Robert G. Valentine, Mrs. Henry Ward,
Mrs. Henry White.
The honorary committee for the mat
inees includes the President, the French
ambassador. the British ambassador,
the German ambassador, +. II. Abbott,
LarZ Anderson. John Barrett. Alexan-
der Graham Bell, Charles Bell, Edison
TON. Miss Boardman. Charles Henry
Butler, Speaker Clark, Moses Z. Clapp.
Frank Carpenter, Mrs. Stephen B. FL
kins. Gilbert II. Grosvenor. Senator
Gallinger, G. c. Glover Mrs. John Hay,
+. w. Hodge. Justice Hughes. Mrs.
Samuel Hill, John Hays Hammond,
Archibald Hopkins, Rudolph Kauff-
mann. Mrs. Arthur Lee, Francis T..
Leupp. Congressman Longworth, Sem
ator Lodge. Senator Newlands, II. b.
F. Macfarland, Thomas Nelson Page.
Herbert Putnam. Mrs. James Pinchot.
Clifford Pinchot. the Rev. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe. Senator Hoke smitH the
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith. Mrs.
IL,
Gen. George NJ. Sternberg, Rear Ad-
niral stockton. Robert G. Valentine,
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. DR.. Charles
Walcott, DR. Wiley, DR. Woodward, and
the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood.
Yans LETT washngt Sn' s asr "ey or
Florida 10 toin Mr.. Young. They will
return to washins. :. about Easter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles c. McChord and
Miss Margaret McChord have returned
to Washington from Kentucky.
+
Mr., and Mrs. WHEN yesterday have
Goats Eenedict. Of Athens. Ga, Miss
Elsa Baugher and Hugh Hazelhurst, Of
baltimore, spent the week end with
their.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ]. Earnshaw
have issued cards for a tea Thursday,
January X. from to O'clock at their
residence, 1925 Clifton street.
Miss Helen B. Walcott, daughter Of
Smithsonian Institution. In company
with Miss Anna c. Horsey, formerly
of Washington, leaves New York We'd
nesday on the steamer Cedric, for Ma
pies. They will be travelling through
Europe until October
The Misses Mitchell. IF $3.50 p street,
have sent out cards for Il dance at
their residence Thursday evening, in
compliment to Miss Rohrer and Miss
Mary Cleave.
The Ladies' auxiliary association, Of
Adas Israel Congregation, will enter
tain members and friends at a chill
dren's masque carnival, Tuesday even
ing, January %, at old Masonic Temple,
Ninth and + streets