The Washington times., 1912-03-30
Miss Taft Is Entertaining
Four Of Her Bryn Mawr
Classmates.

Miss Helen Tar, who is entertaining
four of her classmates at Bryn Mawr
over the weck-and at the white House,
will take her guests down tie river for
sail on the Sylph this afternoon.
The party, which includes Miss Jane
Sterling, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss
GLADYS Jones. and Miss MarjOry
Thompson, probably will stop at Mt.
Vernon.
This evening Miss Taft Will entertain
her guests at box party. at the be-
lascO Theater for the performance NJ
Mrs. Fart, accompanied bv Mrs. Ma
thanicl Francis ana her sister. Mrs.
Hugh Wallace, Mrs. McClintock. and
Mrs. BIclSner NJ Randolph, occupied a
Alice Nelson at tho Columbia Theater
yesterday afternoon:
f. s Fowler, who has been Visiting
Thirtleth street, for the last three
months, has gone to Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Brownson Mrs Thomas NJ
Chatard, Mrs. Gordon Cumming, Mrs.
G. II. Dabis, Mrs. William +. Draper,
Mrs. f; s. Emmons, Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Mrs. John Hay, Mrs lockwood
McCauIey, Mrs. Charles L. McCawley,
Mrs Stanley Matthews, Mrs Thomas D.
Selfridge, Mrs. Thomas w. Symons, and
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend are the pat
ToneSses for the illustrated lecture upon
Diplomatic Life in Russia by Her
bert II. d. PeirCe at the Playhouse,
1914 n street, Tuesday afternoon,
April ..
Mrs. William Disston, of 212l Walnut
street. Philadelphia, has cards out for
dinner. followed by auction bridge.
for Tuesday, April 8, in honor of Mrs.
Inh nIa nf Aau alb tLA ,,,fII
be her house guest at that time.
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood,
Y. S. A, entertained gay party at
their quarters at Fort Myer yesterday
to celebrate the twelfth birthday OF
their daughter, Louise Wood. a num-
Der of the children of officers stationed
at Fort Myer with others from Wash
ington were taken to the cavalry drill,
and then enjoyed themselves at the
home of the Chief of STAFF and Mrs.
Wood
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Allan Goodacre,
OF Clifton street, are being congratu-
lated upon the birth of daughter this
morning.
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The Second Secretary OF the German
embassy and Nine. Kienlin entertained
a small party informally at dinner last
evening.
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Senator and Mrs Rayner. of Mary-
land, announce the marriage of their
nice. Miss Marie +. Bevan, to Charles
+. Owens. The ceremony took place
this morning at $50 o'clock at the home
Eighteenth street, the Rev. B. G.
Brashamp, assistant pastor of the
Church of the Covenant. officiating, in
the presence of a small family gath
erinE.
Mrs. Fred SCheuer. OF Newark, n. j..
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Abe
King. of the Gotham
Norman Blum has sent out invita-
tinrs for n dance to be given Monday
evening, April S, 1912. in celebration Of
his twenty-frst birthday.
Miss Floryne Likes has returned to
hcr home, in Baltimore. after spending
the past week in Washington with
friends.
Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal, OF the Kene-
saw, has as her guests Miss Edith Lans-
burgh, OF Baltimore:
Mrs. w. YenawinP, of Philadelphia is
spending some time in Washington
With relatives.
Mrs Lee Kcrngood, of Baltimore, is
the weekend guest of her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Herman, of the Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Samuels, VINO
were recently married in New York, are
spending a few days of their honey
moon in Washington.
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Mrs. Nathan Frank entertained a few
friends at bridge yesterday at her apart
ment in the Covington. Her guests
were Mrs. Edgar Kaufman, Mrs. Harry
Loeb Mrs. Julian Brylauski, Mrs. Har-
old Levi, Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund, Mrs.
Morton Luchs. Mrs. A c. Mayer. and
Mrs. Wallace LuChs.
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Miss Bertha Halle. of Baltimore, who
was the guest of Miss Hortense Bry-
lauski, has returned to her home.
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