The Washington times., 1913-12-05

Johnson. Harry L. West. John II.
James, Edwin NJ. Hood, John Snure,
Herbert J. Browne of Chicago: Martin
]. Hutchins of New York city; Karl
Hartman, John p. Miller, Charles Will
lis Thompson. James Creelman. Ru-
dolph Block, Robert Adamson, c. +. ii.
Pagan, Sloane Gordon. Ellis Jones. Will
lis J. Abbot Charles Macauley OF Bal
timore: Charles II. Grasty, Mckee Bar
clay of Philadelphia: John Eckel OF
Bridgeport, Conn; Archibald McNeli,
jr., Mr.. Hargraves> and Mr.. Metcalf.
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Mrs. Martha s. GieIow, who has been
on an extensive tour through Tennes-
see and Alabama, in the interests oil
! the Southern Industrial Educational AS
sociation, is again at her home. in the
in Philadelphia, where she organized
the Philadelphia AuXiliary of the
Southern Industrial Educational Asso-
citation. at the Acorn Clue. Mrs. Gle
low illustrated her address. Mrs Gle
low also addressed the Missionary So
ciety of The Presbyterian church We'd
nesday at Chevy Chase.
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The Turkish amba ssador, Youssouf Iia
Pascha. has decided not to take Il house
this winter. but has taken a suite Of
rooms at the Shoreham, where he he's
established the embassy
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Among those at the the dansante sa,a
noon were the Peruvian Minister
ana Nine. Pezet, the Minister of
Uruguay and Nine. de Pena. the
Misses de Pcna. Mrs. Alexander
Britton Miss Margaret Britton Mrs. \.
T. Britton. Mrs. Harry Moses, Mrs.
Evans Brown. Lieut. Hugh Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fellowes. Mrs.
Frailey. Mrs. Everett RaPley, GeorSc
; ScIsner. DR.. Briscoe, Major Low. Miss
Oracle. King Stone, Mrs. owen Thomp-
dore Shucy. Mrs. William Haywood.
Miss Doris Haywood. NJ NJ. Parker,
and Lieutenant clasgett'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Humphries. Of
Atlanta, Ga. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Young. and Miss Whatley.
of Alabama, also is the guest of her
kinsmen. Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Miss Katherine Ainslee will entertain
at a bridge party of seven tables. fol-
lowed by an informal tea. this after
noon. at her home in l. street in com
pliment to Miss Genevieve Clark. daugh-
ter of the Speaker OF the House and
Miss Clark were classmates at Friends
school for several years.
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Miss Juliet Hill will be hostess at an
| informal young peoples tea this after
noon at her home in Twenty-first street
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Mrs. William Haywood Will entertain
| at 4 bridge this evening in compliment
/" her house guest. Mrs. Renjes of Hon
olulu. ,H
. Congressman Luther W. Mott of New
/ York gave a luncheon at the Army and
| Navy Club yesterday to the New York
| State officials and delegation attending
! the annual session of the National
| Rivers and Harbors Congress The
| guests included State Engineer John \.
| BenseI. Congressman Calder and Con
| gressman Fairchild, Il delegation from
| Oswego. including Mayor D. d. Long
| Arthur DoWney. Frederick h. Shepher'l
William A Reed. Judge Lewis G.
Rowe, Frank T.. Sayre, former Mayo
John ID. Higgins. Normal J.. Bales
| Lachlin Macleay. Frank Pink. am
\ Frank Parker: Capt. Joseph Wright
Powell of Philadelphia: Robert G. Fo..
sythe, Can't. Henry Holland. of Ogdens-
| burgh. Ed " Smith. and S. r. Glove.
land. of Watertown. The flowers used
at the luncheon were sent to Gen. Dan
G. Kingman. the new chief of engineers
of the army. whose attendance was pre-.
vented by illness.