The Washington times., 1913-01-29
Affair in Compliment to Miss
Esther Cleveland and Her
Friend, Miss Frances Hoar.


M entertain at a large theater
lh party of sixty guests this
evening at the Columbia Thea
ter In compliment to Miss Esther Cleve-
land and her young hostess. Miss Fran
ces Hoar Miss Helen Taft and her
house guest, Miss Isabel Vincent, will
be among the guests.
After the theater Mrs. Dimock and
her guests viii be Joined by forty other
guests at her residence, where there
VIII be supper and informal dancing.
Mrs Dimock is not giving a dance on
saturday, but will entertain at dinner
Monday evening.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Richardson entertain
eo number of young people az
luncheon today to meet Miss Cleveland.
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Mrs Charles A. Mum VINO is now Ut
ner home in Scott Circle is recovering
from long AMI serious illness. With
her are her son and daughter-in-law.
MI. and Mrs Charles A. Mum. the lat
ter. formerly Mary Astor Paul, of Phil
adelphia- Miss Gladys Mum is also at
the family residence on Scott Circle.
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Miss Mary Griggs, OF st. Paul. is the
guest for some time of her cousin, Mrs.
D1mock Hutchinson, and the Rev. Ar
thus II. Judge, of New York, will ar
rive this afternoon to be the guest of
Mrs. Dimock.
Miss Caryl Crawford entertained a
few friends informally at luncheon to-
day.
Miss Mary Wood, who was one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss
Margaret S. Smith and Guy Emerson
yesterday, and who was a house guest
du. .ng her stay in Washington of MISS
Ma McCauley, returned TO her home
in NV York today.
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dance will be given for the benefit
OF the Confederate Memorial Home on
Monday evening in the ball room Of the
Raleigh Hotel Mrs. Taylor o. Timber
lake, Of the District of Columbia Divi-
sion, U. d. c., is in charge of arrange
ments.
A section of the Marine Band will play
for the dancers
Mrs. Timberlake will receive the
guests, and will be assisted by Mrs.
Odenheimer, of Baltimore, first vice
president general L. D. c., and Mrs.
Magnus S. Thompson, president of the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, L. d. c.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce returned to Washington last
evening from Charlottesville, Va,
where the Ambassador went TO deliver
two addresses al the University OF Vir-
gtnia.
Viscount and Viscountess BeHoIst
d'Azy returned to Washington last
night from New York. where the latter
landed yesterday after an absence OF
several months.
1t wos rather a sad homecoming foT
the Viscountess, as she found her little
daughter. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. John B. Henderson. at the sani
tarium in Takona Park, where she IS
suffering a slight attack of sore Throat.
Nothing serious is expected from che
childs illness, and she was only taken
TO the sanitarium for country air.
No woman Of the Diplomatic Corps
is ever welcomed more heartily TO
Washington after an absence than
yiscountess Bepoist d'Azy. who is a |
DOfu soCiel feaueI
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Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson enter !
tsined a lively company at the Play |
house yesterday afternoon to see the !
Castles. who are giving a number of !
exhibitions here this week. dance. They |
also gave the company, grave and gay. |
some instruction in the most intricate 4,
steps OF the trot and other new dances. |
In the company were Mrs. Reginald |
Boardman, Miss Mum, Miss Noyes, |
Mrs. Robert Mccormick, Mrs. Town |
send. Mrs. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Howard, Miss Perrin. their daughter;
the MISSES Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
r. wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Le-
gare. snG yiscount and viscountess |
deSiboIr.
Miss Frances Noyes will go to New /
Haven, Conn. Friday TO spend sew
erai days.