The Washington times., 1913-01-13
Many Social Functions
Honor Mrs. Cleveland

= rs. CLEVELAND is still the
Nu center for all social life in
IVY Washington, and by mid
night tonight, will have
rounded out one of the busiest days
of her visit.
She is still the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, but will close
her visit there tomorrow and go to
the home of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock.
where she will remain until she
leaves Washington on Thursday
After spending the morning in
walking, Mrs. Cleveland and her host
ess, Mrs. Hammond. were the guests
at luncheon of Mrs. L. z. Letter, who
seated twenty-five guests in her hon.
or.
Tonight Mrs. Cleveland will be the
guest of honor at a dinner at which
Mrs. lockwood Hoar will be hostess,
and later will go to the home Of Mrs
Henry F. Dimock, where one OF the
mcst brilliant entertainments of her
visit will be given. Mrs. Dimock has
Alma Gluck, the grand opera singer,
for several numbers. and there viii
be a further musical program during
the evening.
Mrs. Taft, her sister, Mrs. More. and
Miss Louise Taft, motored TO the Chevy
Chase Club this morning, and played
golf for several hours.
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Miss Helen Taft will attend the musi-
Gale which Mrs. Dimock is giving this
evening for Mrs. Cleveland.
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Senator du Pont will entertain a
/ number CT guests at dinner tonight
and afterward take them to the home
Of Mrs. Dimock.
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This afternoon there will be tea
and dance on board the Mayflower,
given by the officers in honor Of Miss
| Taft and Miss Cleveland. A number
of the young friends Of both have
! been invited and there will be num-
ber of the younger men of society, as
well as officers, present.
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Miss Ruth Wales will entertain at a
| luncheon tomorrow in compliment to
! Miss Alice Vandergrift, whose marriage
| to George Angus Garrett, Of Chicago,
! takes place Saturday afternoon.
! On InurSOdy SOIIlHldHutT dhu NJ o
Roscoe c. Bulmer, of Annapolis, will be
| hosts at a luncheon at the Army and
| Navy Club for Miss Vandergrift, and
/ that afternoon Miss Carol Crawford will
! give a tea for her. That evening Mrs
! Sumerlin will entertain a party at din
ner before the dance at the Playhouse
which Commissioner and Mrs. John A
Johnston are giving for Miss Wander
grift and her wedding party.
Miss Vandergrift will entertain hel
| bridal party at a luncheon on Friday
and the same afternoon Miss Marian
Leutze will give tea for Miss Wander
grift. That evening Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Letter will be hosts at a dinner ant
dance at their country place in Vir
ginia for Miss Vandergrift and he
party.
The bridegroom, Mr.. Garrett, accom-
panied by his best man and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Newton Perry, also Of Chi
cago, will arrive in Washington
Wednesday and Miss Isabel Mersman
Of St Louis, who will be one of tn
bridesmaids, will arrive Thursday. Tn
ushers will reach Washington also ol
Thursday and Miss Frances Sullivan
of Philadelphia, another bridesmaid, vii
come to Washington Wednesday an
will be the guest Of Miss Gladys Hinck
ley. With the exception Of Miss Mers
man and Miss Denny, who are hous
guests of Miss Vandergrift, the othe
| guests will stop at the Shoreham Hote
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Mrs. Byron s. Adams will entertain a
| a dance tomorrow evening in honor O
her debutante daughter, Miss Mari
Adams. Miss Adams will have as he
house guest, Miss Mary Walsh, Of Bos
ton, who will arrive in Washington 4
itime for the dance Miss Walsh wi
! visit at Trinity College. from where sh
! was graduated last June, during he
stay in Washington.
I Later In the month Miss Adams wi
leave Washington for series Of visit!
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Miss Lucie Gambler Is spending tn
season in Washington with her parents
Congressman and Mrs. Z. S. Candle
jr., of Mississippi, at Congress Hall.
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Mrs. Bedell Parker. who has been tn
house guest OF Congressman and Mr.
Henry ID. Clayton at the Parkwood, ha
returned to New York city.
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The annual reception and ball of I'll
Sons of the American Revolution wi
be given at Rauscher's Wednesda
evening A short program OF addresse
and music will precede the dancing an
ia buffet supper viii be served An o.