The Washington times., 1913-02-09
General Wotherspoon and Major
Allen Among Hosts at De-
IightfuI' Parties.

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| motor trips through the neigh.
boring country.
Mai. Gen. w. w. wotherspoon, u
s. A. and Mrs wotherspoon enter.
tained at luncheon today Captain and
Mrs. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
! Tuttle, Miss Bruce, Miss Jessica Bruce
Congressman Charles Talcott, and Ma.
jor Lassiter.
Major Henry T. Allen. U. s. A.. and
MIS-. Allen entertained; a party. in COM
phment 10 their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Wiborg. Of New York. Among the
adoitionai guests were the Misses Allen
and Mr.. Totten.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson took a party
OF friends to the club for luncheon today,
ana Mr.. and Mrs. A Garrison McClin-
took entertained a party ofsyoung people
Tor their daughter. Miss McClintock. Mrs.
Willis Moore and Miss Frances Lippitt,
daughter Of Senator Lippitt of Rhode
Island, also were luncheon hostesses to-
day.
! MIS- Taft attended services at st.
Johns Episcopal Church. as usual, and
the President, accompanied by his Sec
retary. Mr.. Hilles. went to the UNI
tartan Church.
/ Mrs. Richard Harlow entertained q
small party Informally at luncheon to-
day at her residence. in Twenty-frst
| street.
a ssries of Lelten musical teas will
be gwen az the New Willard in the red
roon.- urder the patronage of Mrs Mich
| olas Anderson. Mrs. C. ]. Bell. Mis-.
Sydney Bailou, Mrs. A. Z Bates, Mis.
James Bell, Mrs. Bartlett Cromwell,
Mrs Henry ID. Clayton, Mrs. Albert A.
Clamons. Mrs. Henry r Dimock. Mrs.
w Dennis. Mrs. W. Thorawall La.
Wis. Mrs. w. Writ Dixon, Mrs. John JOY
EGsorl. MIS- Frank Ellis, Mrs. R..hsrd
Ely, Nrs. s. F. Emmons, Mrs Morris
Evans, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. c. C.
Glover. Mrs. William Goddard, Mrs.
Walter Gordon. Mrs William H.
Grundy. Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna, Nine
Hauge, Mrs. w. p. Hall. Mrs. r. s.
Hight. Mrs Thomas B. Howard, Mrs.
7. B. Hutchinson, Mrs. Perry Heath.
Mrs. lockwood Hoar. Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Ben johnson, Mrs. Duncan
c. Phillips, Mrs. Edward Quaitrough.
Mrs. William s. Reyburn, Mrs Cuno
Rudolph. Mrs John Reyburn. Mrs. w.
B. Ridgley. Mrs. G. F. Schutt, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott. Mrs. Charles Shepard,
Mrs George Sutherland. Mrs. Gilbank
Twigg. Mrs. Copley Thaw, Mrs. Oscar
Underwood. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell,
Mrs. T. A. Williams. Miss Flora Wilson,
Mrs. Nelson Read johnson, Mrs. Charles
]. Johnston. Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge,
Mrs. Charles Linthtcum. Mrss. L. T..
Mann, Mrs. w. w. Mathewson. Mrs. C.
C. McChord. Mrs. James Dudley Nor
gan, Mrs 8. c. Neale. Mrs. Henry T.
Oxnard. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker, Mrs. A ].
Parsons. Mrs. Frank Pieadweli. Mrs.
Henry A Pecltham. Mrs. II. C. Perkins,
Mrs. Peyton Russell. Mrs. c. W. Fair
fax, Mrs. Lisner, Mrs. r. Golden Dom
aldson. Mrs. George Gordon, Mrs. Hayes
Breckenridge, Miss Hilda Fletcher. Miss
Harriet Winslow, Mrs Fred Dubois,
Mrs. w. B. Lamar, Mrs. John Larner.
Mrs. William Walker. Mrs. Nelson
Perrin, Mrs. James Stevenson. Mrs. F. B.
Moran. Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison,
Mrs. H. c. Wiley. Mrs. Howard Nyman,
and Mrs. E L. Koon.
The dates for the teas will be Thurs
days. February 13, February 20, Feo-
ruary 81, March 6. and March Is. The
artists viii, be Miss Christine Miller,
contralto: David Names and Clara
Names. in a sonata recital; Mime. CO.
rinne RiderKelsey, soprano: Miss Dag
mar Rubner. pianist, and Horafio Con-
nell, baritone. ... ..-.......
Mrs. Samson L. Faison will entertain
at a luncheon Thursday to meet her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Sewers, who Is a re-
cent bride.
The League Of American Pen Women |
have sent out cards for Thursday even |
ing, February l2. at 8 O'Clock at the
Hamilton School. 25 Fifteenth street, to |
hear Miss Sophie Irene Loeb, of New York |
city. Miss Loeb. who has won consider |
able fame as a newspaper and magazine |
writer. will arrive in Washington We'd |
nesday to be the guest OF Mrs. Josiah |
Quincy Kern, president of the League |
OF American Pen Women. On Saturday |
evening, Miss Loeb will be the guest of |
honor and speaker at the seventh an |
nuaI banquet OF the College Women's |
Club at Rauscher's.
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Miss Jean Wilson has returned to |
from Richmond, Va. where |
she gave a dramatic reading at the |
Woman's Club. This was Miss VIII
sons first visit in Virginia and she was
heartily received.
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The auxiliary of the University OF
alumni have cards out for |
a reception TO DIR. ]. II. Penniman, the
vice provost of the university, on Feb
ruary Is, at $50 until II O'Clock at 1919 |
avenue. All alumni and |
their wives IN Washington are invited. |