The Washington times., 1913-11-08
Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh and Miss
Walsh Have Joined the Sem
ator From Montana.

d.
Genevieve Walsh have arrived in Wash.
ington from their home in Helena
Mon. and have Joined Senator Walsh
at the Highlands, where they are es-
tablished for the season.
Miss Walsh will be one of the sea.
sons debutantes
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Mrs. Matthews entertained at a de-
lightful bridge and supper last even
ing in celebration of her sister, Mrs.
DeLoss Blodgetts birthday.
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Congressman Philip p Campbell of
Kansas and Miss Dorothy Campbell
went to New York today preparatory
to sailing for Panama. They will be
absent for several weeks.
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Mrs. James r. Mann. wife of the
minority leader of the House. has re-
turned to the Capital from Deer Park.
where she had a cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. OIney have
returned to Washington and are es-
tablished AT their old home at 2l17 o
street Mrs. Olney will be at home in
formally on Mondays during the sea-
son.
The District of Columbia Suffrage
Festival celebrating the near opening
of the Panama canal under the aus
pices of the ways and means commit
tee OF the Federal Woman's Equality
iafi Will
sonic Temple, next Friday morning. az
II o'clok. continuing through the day
and evening.
Commissioner Siddons will make an
address at the opening meeting
F.
Senator Miles Poindex:cr, of Washing
ton; the Hon. Frank Mondell. of Wy
oming; the Hon. John E. Raker, of
California, and the Hon. William +.
Andrews. will make short addresses
Mrs. Warner A. Gibs, soprano, will be
assisted by Mrs. Irma Montgomery.
dancer; Mrs. Clara Ross, harpist; Mar
gerry Snyder, violinist. and Miss Marie
Hanson, pianist.
The entertainment given by Mrs.
Gibbs will be held or Friday afternoon
and evening, and on Saturday it will
be given at p. m. The Suffrage
Play. Lady Geraldines Speech" under
the direction of the Anthony League,
will also he one of the features Of
Friday evening.
Those buying tickets can get a return
check which can be used during the day
and evening.
Box, lunches, tea and coffee and after
noon tea will be on sale each day with
ices and cakes.
The Washington and Virginia colony
at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
have been out all week quail and
pheasant shooting and deer hunting,
and every day motor parties have left
the New Greenbrier Hotel for the shoot
ing lodge of the Allegheny SportsEens'
Association, near Rimels, on the crest
Of Droop Mountain, where the best of
snort is to be had, and an excellent
pack of Virginia hounds, and a half a
dozen wise guides are at the disposal
of the members of the club and their
friends.
Paul Portner, who came up for the
shooting last week, is giving a house
party for Washington and Virginia
friends, at his deer shooting preserve
near Manassas next week.
At the Rumbold estate near Gala
hans. where Miss Lydia Loring has
been visiting Miss Rumbold, L. r. L..
Rumbold has entertained several shoot
ing parties this week. Good bags of
Quail and pheasant and several deer
have been brought in by the Rumbold
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins. who are
at present with former Senator II. G.
Davis, at Elkins, have reservations at
the New Greenbrier for next week and
are arriving for the shooting season.
The Government FISH hatchery here
sent out the past week in the Govern
ment private car consignment of
cans of mountain brook
trout to he used in stocking the noun
tain streams and lakes on the estate of
Senator Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. arthur
Lee. and Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins
Mrs. r. De Witt Talmase and her
daughter, Miss Rebecca Collier, who
spent October at the Homestead at the
Virginia Hol Springs, have joined
friends here for the month of Novem-
Der. Mrs. Tdlmayc, who was abroad
all summer is taking the cure" here.
The Misses Patten are arriving in 4
fortnight To spend the fall season here
taking the cure
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Miss Eta Louise TagSart will be
hostess at a dance at the Confederate
Memorial Hona In Vermont avenue