The Washington times., 1913-11-06
Mrs. Francis B. WiIby Will
Entertain at the Barracks
This Afternoon.

Mrs. Francis B. wilby, wife Of Cap
tain Wilby, U. 8. A., will entertain
at THE Dansant" this afternoon at
the Officers Club at the Washington
Barracks. following the parade.
Quantities Of autumn leaves, ferns,
vari-colored chrysanthemums, and flags
will adorn the rooms, and the orchestra
from the post band will play for the
dancing.
guests and dispensing the hospitalities
of the afternoon will be her mother,
Mrs Langfitt. Mrs. Kingman, Mrs.
Burr. and Mrs. Kuhn, all of the army
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Mrs. J. B. Rhoades, wife Of Lieuten-
ant Rhoades, U. S. ". will entertain
at bridge and tea this afternoon at her
quarters at the Navy Yard in honor of
Mrs. Lincoln Karmany and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hoyt.
Medical Inspector Franklin Rogers,
U. s.: N. and Mrs. Rogers have come
to Washington for the winter. and
taken an apartment at the West
minister, Seventeenth and @ streets.
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Miss Gladys Stealey will arrive in
Washington this afternoon from New
York to visit her kinsman. Col. Lin
coin Karmany and Mrs. Karmany, at
the Marine Barracks. for several days.
This eveing Paymaster Neal, u. S.
N. will entertain. theater party at
the Columbia Theater for Miss Stealey
and supper afterward at the New
Willard. Tomorrow evening Colonel
and Mrs. Karmany viii entertain at a
dinner for their guest and afterward
they will go to the. New National Thea
ter. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Turner,
wife Of Capt. Caldwell Turner, U. g.
NJ. c., recently returned from the
Philippines, will be hostess at a card
party and tea for Miss Stealey.
On Saturday evening Captain and
Mrs. Putnam will entertain at dinner
and dance 1t the Washington Country
Club for Mrs. Robert E. Hoyt. wife Of
Surgeon Hoyt. U. S. N, who is now on
the United States ship Michigan, at
sea- Mrs. Hoyt is the guest of her
Parents, Colonel and Mrs Karmany,
at the Marine Barracks.
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Commander Thomas ]. Fem, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Fem entertained at dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club last evening for
their house guest, Miss Hope Thaxter
Parks of Boston, and Miss Margaret
Fechteler, daughter of Capt. Augustus
F. Fechteler, u. S. N, and Mrs.
Fectheler, and a debutante of the COM
ing season. The party remained for the
dance.
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Mrs. James Dudley Morgan has sent
cut cards for the debutante tea of her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Morgan. on
Monday, November "a, from s until Z
O clock. at Dudlea, Connecticut avenue
and Bradley lane. Chevy Chase.
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Mrs. Burleson, wife of the Postmaster
General, will be among the patronesses
for the tableaux to be given Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons. November
S and 26. at 4:3O o'clock, at the Column
bia Theater, for the benefit of the AS
sociation for Works of Mercy. Each of
the tableaux representing angels in art
will be presented under the auspices Of
patroness Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
and Mrs. Arthur Lee. and Mrs. E. F.
Andrews will be among the other pa
tronesses.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Howard Taft
arrived at the Hot Springs, Va, yes
terday. to remain for several weeks.
1t was there that the President and
Mrs. Taft rested after the election,
which made Mr.. Taft President. and
they have made II a custom to be there
a part each autumn since. Frank kell-
ogg, who was a prominent figure during
President Taft's Administration. is at
Hot Springs, with Mrs. Kellogg, and
yesterday afternoon they were on the
golf course together.
Lady Spring Rice, wife of the British
ambassador, and their children have
arrived in washington, and are at the
embassy in Connecticut avenue.
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Mrs. Alexander Mackay Smith. widow
of the Bishop of Philadelphia, and the
Misses Mackay Smith have cone to
washington for the winter, and are at
their home In sixteenth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Parlin, OF Ports