The Washington times., 1913-12-16

MISS DOROTHY CAMPBELL.
Mrs. Philip P. Campbell. wife of Con-
gresham Campbell. of Kansas, will
present their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Campbell, to Washington society at
tea-dance this afternoon at RaCscher's
from 4 until z O'Clock. Miss Campbell
will be the first bud in Congressional
circles to blossom forth and d large
number of representatives Of official and
resident society will go to meet her this
afternoon.
Palms. smilax, ferns. and pink roses
xiIl adorn the rooms for the occasion
and an orchestra will play throughout
the afternoon.
Mrs. Campbell will receive her guests,
wearing a gown of black velvet and the
Sseb,tante will wear pale yellow char
meuse made with a girdle of old blue
satin. She will carry an armfm Oh yei-
low iessamine.
Assisting in receiving the guests VIII
be Mrs. Victor Murdock, Mrs. Wilham
Borland, Mrs. o. G. Dodge, Mrs. LaSalle
Pickett. Miss Genevieve Clark, MISS
Marie Peary. Miss Katherine Iheiss'
Miss Pauline Stone, Miss Minnie stone
Miss Marcia Murdock. Miss Annie
Wright Huske. and Miss Rith Dodge.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell viii
he at home at the Rochamoeau, the
second and fourth Tuesdays, during the
season
Miss Jessie Field, Miss Mary W.
Turner and Miss Clarinda Richards
were guests of the Young women 8
Christian Association on Monday. MISS
Field is a member of the national board
Of the association, and Miss Turner and
Miss Richards are county secretaries
for New York.
Former Senator Simon Guggenhetm,
of Colorado, is spending a few days at
the New Willard.
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Mrs. r. Lewis Sampson, Of Sampson
Harbor and Baltimore, has arrived IN
Washington and is guest at the
Shoreham.
T X. Neidringhaus, Miss ID. NeidrinS-
haus. and Miss Isabel Mersman, of st.
Louis. have taken apartments at the
New willard for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, Mrs.
Gilbert II. Grosvenor. and Mrs. David
FairchiId have sent out cards for
Tuesdays at home in January.
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Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon
and former Congressman James f.
Watson of Indiana are stopping at
the New willard.
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On account of illness in the family
Of Miss Anna Portner. her marriage to
Congressman Flood of Virginia will
not take place in January, but will
be postponed until later in the win
ter.
Sir Robert Hadfield returned to the
Shoreham yesterday after spending
the weekend at Annapolis. Lady
EadfeId, who is still at annapolis.
will join him in few days
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Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Austin of Bds-
ton, are spending a few days in the
city and are stopping at the New
willard.
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Bryan, and Mrs
Lane will receive tomorrow. Ms.
Marshall receiving in the first floor
drawing room at the ShOrehan: Mrs.
Bryan receiving at Calumet place.
and Mrs. Lane receiving at her home,
1856 Wyoming avenue. with guite a
number OF assistants. ----
The Minister Of Panama will enter
taip at dinner at the University Club
on Saturday night. His guests VIII
be the five foreign ministers repre-
SentIng Central American countries
in Washington.
The Counselor OF the Italian Em-
bsssy and Madame Cataiini will en-
tertain guests at dinner tonight
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The box holders for the rhiladel-
ph:a symphony Orchestra concert this
afternoon inclUGe Mrs. Wilson.
Madame Jusserand, Mrs. Marshall
Field. ard Mrs. William Crozier.
Miss Geraldine Busch is entertaining
at card party for young people this az
ternoon, and on December 2G she VII
be hostess at an informal dance
Mrs. Walter Wilcox will be. hostess
at large luncheon party for the sea
sons debutsntes tomorrow.
The Congressional Club will entertain
Herbert Browne as the guest of honol
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Mr.
Browne will address the club on I'm
spoiled People" and at 5 O'Clock tea vii
be served as usual.