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ruary q. Mrs. White also will be one
of the guests of honor at the assembly.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton, u.
S. N, commander Of the order, and Mrs.
Stockton will head the receiving line.
the introductions being made by Mr..
William NJ. Conrad, chairman Of the
floor committee, and Mr.. William Payne
Meredith, the vice chairman.
Former Ambassador White will deliver
his eulogy at the close OF the reception
This will be followed by a seated sup
per, after which the dancing will begin.
In the dancing programme all OF the
r. old traditions will be strictly observed.
turkey trots," goose gallops,' and
San Francisco earthquake Will not
be tolerated, dreamy waltzes and in
spring two-steps filling the programme
OF the evening.
The floor committee for the occasion
has been completed as follows: Mr..
William NJ. Conrad. chairman; Mr.. Will
lam Payne Meredith, vice chairman:
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton, U.
S. N: Capt. John W. Wright, U. s. A;
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page. DIR Joseph g.
B. Bulloch. Commander Thomas WASH
ington. U S. N; Mr.. Frederick H. Hitch
cock, New York; DR.. Charles Neill Mac
Bryde, DR.. Thomas B. Stillman. Ho-
boken, N J.; Lieut.. Claudius Feamster.
u. o A., H.
S. N; Mr.. Addison Clark. New York;
Mr.. Daniel Smith Gordon. DR.. Arthur
Adams, Hartford, Conn; DR.. Charles II.
Bowker, Mr.. Howard P. Wright, and
Mr.. Francis Culver. of Baltimore.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1888 Irving Street
Northwest. will be at home informally
Monday, January Is, and Monday, jan
uary 2, from to o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith and
Miss Smith will be at home on Thursday
afternoon, January 16, from until
O'Clock.
Mrs. Horatio N. Taplin will not receive
tomorrow afternoon.
The Winnie Davis Chapter, U. D. C.
gave a most delightful card tournament
on Friday evening at the Confederate
Memorial Home, 1892 Vermont Avenue.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth presided at
the table, and among the guests were
Mrs Elwood Brown. Miss Arrow Smith.
Mrs. Short Adam Willis, Mrs. George T.
Vaughan, Miss Reading, Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson, the Misses Nell Fletcher. Nell
Rose, Baggett, Ida Bowie, Margaret
Young. Helen Griffith, Miss Riley, Miss
Peyton. Miss Mary Chew, Miss Mary |
Younger. the Messrs. Sidney Taliaferro. |
Myers, George Mitcheal, Middleton, Joe |
Reeves, and T Brand.
The patronesses were Mrs Marion |
Butler Miss Sallie MackaIl. Mrs. w. T. |
Baggett, Mrs. Edward Lee Morgan. Mrs. |
Louis Bennett, Mrs. c. Wilson, Mrs. S. |
s. Belt. Mrs. Short Adam Willis, Mrs. |
Kate Kearney Henry, Mrs. Mamie Ran
dolph Heth, Mrs. George T. Vaughan, |
Mrs Drury Ludlow. Mrs. D. V. Fletcher.
Representative H. D. Flood gave a
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last |
night. Covers were laid for twenty-six
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Mertz have taken
an apartment at the Portland for the
winter. Mrs Mertz will be pleased to
see her friends on Wednesday through
out the season.
Mrs Frederick W. Pratt has sent out
cards for a tea on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Francis w. Dickins,
from until o'clock, at 90l5 Columbia
Road.
Miss Clara Ascherfeld. pianist. Of the
Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore. as
sisted by Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano.
will give a concert at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Hoxie Moffett, of Kansas City. is
spending the month Of January with her
mother. Mrs. Randolph Mason.
Mrs. G. F Schulz will be at home at
the New Ebbitt tomorrow afternoon
from until Z o'clock. Mrs. James ].
Meade of the League Island Navy
Yard. Philadelphia. will be with her.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey has issued invi-
tations to a large bridge party on Jam
uary %. The guests will be the friends
of her debutante daughter, Miss Shuey.
Owing to the fact that Miss Lanette
Hine Smith will not be at home on We'd
nesday, Mrs Orland H Smith will not
receive on that afternoon. but will be
at home on January %, %, and Febru-
airy >.
The many music lovers OF Washington
are anticipating with keen interest the
concert of the Washington Symphony
Orchestra on Tuesday afternoon at the
Columbia Theater. 1t will be the second
one OF this season. Miss Dagmar de c.
Rubner. Of New York, the noted pianist,