The Washington times., 1913-12-15


given by the North Carolina Society of
New York on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Daniels will not be at home on
Wednesdays until Wednesday. January
z. after which she will observe ner regu-
lar reception day at home throughout
| the season.
1 Mrs. MacVeagh, wife of the former
Secretary of the Treasury, has sent out
cards for ''the dansantr on December
%. from until o'clock, in compliment
to Lady Spring-Rice, wife of the Brit
fish ambassador.
Congressman and Mrs. Andrew j.
Peters, of Massachusetts,, have sent out
| invitations for a dinner on January %
k in compliment to the Secretary of State
| and Mrs. Bryan.
Mis- Wilson, of 9l2 Farragut square.
has cards out for tea on December 70
at o'clock to meet Miss Connor.
Mrs. John L. Pultz has arrived in
Washington to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Joseph
| Mckenna.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson has return
ed to Washington and Joined her
parents the Secretary of Labor and
! Mrs. Wilson at their home in the
Avenue Of the Presidents. Miss Will
son was the guest for several weeks
of friends at Natchez, Miss
-
Judson R. Fair. of the Henrietta
apartments, departed Friday to spend
the holidays with relatives in
Georgia and South Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hackett have
given up their residence at 14IS M street
and are at the Powhatan for a short
time before taking possession of the
residence, 1874 Q street, which they re-
Gently leased.
The first secretary of the legation Of
Panama, Senor Lefevre, was Joined at
the Portland today by his mother and
Le1evre, who have just arrived in this
country from Panama. They will spend
The winter in Washington.
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The members of the Princeton Tri-
angle Club will arrive in Washington
next Saturday morning. The members
OF the club are to be extensively en-
tertalned during their two-days' visit
IN Washington. On Sunday afternoon
a reception in their honor is to be given
hy MRS. Josiah Pierce, jr. On Monday,
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler will have
buffet breakfast for them Immedi-
ately after the performance, at the
Belasco. on Monday afternoon, the club
to be given at the New Willard for the
benefn of the Working Boys Home. On
Monday night, the Princeton Alumni
Association of Washington will hold a
smoker In honor of the Triange Club at
the University Club. Mrs. Mahlon Pit
ney and Mrs. Joseph w. Bailey will
each have some of the members of the
Triangle Club as their house guests
during the clubs stay in Washington.
Mr.. Justice Pitney being the president
of the District of Columbia Alumni AS
sociation and Joseph w. Bailey, jr.,
a member of the Triangle Club.
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At the dance to be given at
Rauschers this evening for the benefit
of the free wards of the Columbia Hos
pital there Will be a dancing contest
for which there will be prizes. These
dancing contests were a popular feature
OF the dances given by the smart set of
Newport and will be quite the yo,
this winter in New York
The judges will be Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Col. Frank Denny and T. J. ID. Fuller.
The dance is being given under the
auspices of the board of lady visitors
Of Columbia Hospital, who are as fol- |
lows:
Mrs. Henry w. Fitch. president; Mrs
Charles Poor. vice president: Mrs J.
w. MacMurray. secretary; Miss Anna
-. abercrombie. Mrs. Henry r. Allen.
Mrs. Charles H. Bradley. Mrs. Bras
tow. Mrs. Frank S. Bright, Mrs. c. NJ
Chester. Mrs. Frank c. Cosby. Mrs
SGnn Nom Ds5l Dunlop; Mrs; Robert Elmore.
Mrs. c; G: Hearn. Miss NJ. S. Lawrence.
Mrs. William L. Marshall. Mrs. g
Brown Miller. Mrs. +. L. moore, Mrs
John Lowe Newbold. Mrs. George }.
EESewsarqsn. = % Miss Miss Julia I; Peck: Mrs.
Mrs. George Shiras. Sd. Mrs Sinclair,
Mrs. William Snow. Mrs. T. III. TaIia.
ferrc. Mrs. George ToIand, Miss Waller.
Mrs. L. c. Wells, Mrs. Erasmus M
Weaver. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson.
The following are members of the
floor committee: Pay Director Heap,
I. S. N, chairman: DIR. Ralph Jenkins,
Colonel Frank Denny. u. s. NJ. C.:
Paymaster General Cowie. L.. s N;
Z. s. N: ord Preston. Nathan C.
Wyeth, Commander Chester Wells, T. !
5. N: Gen. Henry Allen. l. S. A.: Ma |
Jor Herbert Whipple. L. S. A: Surg |
Robert Robert N; kennedy. I. 5. n: Spencer
Gus Jordan. Charles Bradley, Comman-
Ger Theodore Jewell. L. S. N: Surg |
Cary LanShorne, L. S. N: Arthur Lee |
Col Thomas \. Wood, L. S. NJ. c.: |
Walter Tuckerman, Chauncey Hackett, |
l. Pieadwell, L. S N; Franklin Ellis |
Walter Wilcox, James HOPKINS. Ruther- |
ford Bingham, " J. Flather. Rob-
ert Shaw, Arthur Addison, Surg. Rob-
ert L. Ledbetter. L. s. N: .Paymaster |
William A. Merritt. L. s. N: John |
Calbert. DIR. Dunlop. Robert ElmOre. !
Perry johnson, ANTHONY Addison, DIR. !
Key, DR.. L. S. Parker, Dr. Brown Mil |
Ier. and DR.. Sterling Ruffin.
Mrs. Harriet l.. Herbert entertained |
at n flag evening recently in honor OF
Master Edward Barry HeyI. six years
old. He is the granddaughter of former |
President Hayes, his mother. who WAS |
Miss Mitchell, often having been an |
honored guest At the White House. !
This little fellow has tai;en much in |
terest I'm visiting the White House, |
where he saw a portrait of his distn- |
guished uncle and aunt, also Ia visiting |
the Presidents room at the Capitol. and |
other places Cf which President Hayes |
waS fond.
The entertainment of the evening was |
given by Mrs. Isabel Norrell Ball who |
gave a talk on the flag, and illustrated |
il with nearly 100 bunting flags.