Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-21
Social News From Washington
BY C. S. ALBERT
ESPECIAL Star Bulletin CORRESPONDENCE

etin CORRESPONDENCE III
prominent of the number. She never
misses an opening Of Congress. Others
There were Mrs. Steven B. Ayres, OF
| New York, and Miss Ayres, Mrs. Sam
Iuel Adams, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs.
! Walter Mccoy, Mrs. Martin W. Little
ton, Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, Mrs.
Arsene P. Pujo, Mrs. Rufus, Hardy,
Mrs. S. II. Dent, Mrs. Richard Bar
/ thoIlt, Mrs. George p. Lawrence, Mrs.
Timothy Ansberry, and Mrs. John w
Langley. ~
! Mrs. George nj. Pullman, who is re-
manning at her Chicago home. will
give dance there December 26 In
honor Of two of the seasons debut
antes, Miss Martha Peck and Miss
Florence Sanger of st. Louis, a niece
of Mrs. Pullman's, and also compli-
mentary to Miss Mercedes Stewart
and Miss Harriet Steele.
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale is in
Colorado Springs on visit to Mrs.
Ward Thoron, formerly of this city,
who has made her home there of re-
Icent years Thanksgiving day they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Alan Arthur at. their ranch nearby.
Senator William Alden Smith of
j Michigan and Mrs. Smith have ar
rived in Washington and opened their
house in Sixteenth street for the win
ter.
Congressman Pujo of Louisiana and
Mrs. Pujo have arrived in Washing
1 ton for the season and are at the Graf
ton for the present. They will be
joined shortly by their daughters, the
Misses Pujo.
The marriage Of Miss Frances
Hodges, daughter OF. Col Harry F.
Hodges, 81. s., A, and Mrs. Hodges.
and Lieut., Albert Hilands Acher,
Corps of Engineers, u. s. A., will take
place Jan. 2 at st. Johns Church, in
the afternoon, and will be followed by
a small reception at the Hodges resi-
/ dence, Massachusetts avenue.
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| There will be dance at the White
House the 18th, for which the invita-
tons are going out today. The friends
especially of Master Charles Taft are
| being honored. There is also rumor
! that another dance will be given there
j the Goth, when Miss Tart will enter
tain for her holiday guests.
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Invitations have been sent out from
i the White House by the President
and Mrs. Taft for dance for the
young friends of Charlie Taft, who
will be in Washington for the holt
days.
Col and Mrs. Se!den Allen Day, u.
! S. A., have returned and opened their
home on Lamont street, where they
will lie at home informally as usual
to their friends Sunday afternoons in
January and February.
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Col, and Mrs. John l.. Chamberlin
of San Francisco have taken the resi-
dence' 1886 Q street for the winter.
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/ Mr. and Mrs, Perry Belmont have
opened their house here for the win
! ter.
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/ Prof. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have
] come in from their farm at Rockville,
| Mr., and have taken apartments at
| the new Powhatan for the winter.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie of
New York, who were guests for aGday
or two of the parents of the former,
| Maj. Gen. George l.. Gillespie, U. s.
A., retired, and Mrs. Gillespie, have
| returned to their home.
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The American minister to Switzer-
land and Mrs Boutell are leaving in
| a day or two for Clifton Springs, N.
Y, where they will visit the mother
| of the former.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
will arrive from Europe in day or
two. Their Washington residence is
almost ready for occupancy.
/ Mrs. Bradley A. Ffske, wife of Ad-
i miral Fiske, Z. S. ~, whose flagship
is the U. 8. S. Florida, and Miss Ffske
] are to receive Saturdays in December.
l.
Prof. Lewis More of Cincinnati,
| brother-in-law of the President, has
/ concluded a short stay here and re-
I turned west.
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Mrs. Stimson, wife of the secretary
| OF war, will give dance on Dec Is
i for her niece, Miss Gable. of Phia-
4 delphia.
I Miss Boardman has issued invita-
4 tions for large reception on Wed
/ nesday evening. Dec. II, at 9 O'Clock.
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Representative-elect and Mrs. Peter
tGoelet Gerry will take a house here
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