The Washington herald., 1914-11-30
Dotnes Of Society I;

Central Presbyterian Church yesterday.
In the afternoon they spent several hours
motoring.
The Secretary Of State is expected to
return to Washington tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife Of Secre-
tary Of the Navy Daniels, had as her
guests over Sunday, Mrs. Herbert w.
Jackson, of Richmond, Va, and her son.
Mr.. Herbert w. Jackson, jr., who at
tended the Army-Nayy football game
with the secretary's party.
One Of the most important events Of
today will be the debut OF Miss Beatrice
Clover, the charming daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Clover. Miss Glover
was abroad with her parents and sister
last year and travelled extensively for
nearly year. After their return in the
late summer the family went to their
ranch in California. They are now in
their New Hampshire avenue residence
Presiding over the tea table will be
Mrs. Charles McCawley, Mrs. Crozier,
and Mrs. George Clover.
Among the young women receiving will
be Miss EudOra, Miss Margaret Draper,
Julia Whiting, Miss Frances Williams,
Miss Pauline Kindleberger, Miss Re-
bekah Wilmer
House guests OF Mrs. Clover's who will
assist at the reception are Miss Todd
and Miss Mildred Dennis, OF New York.
After the reception there will be a din
ner for forty and beginning at 1919 a
dance.
Practically the entire stan Of the Rus
sian Embassy will go to New York to
attend the entertainment to be given
tomorrow night at the BiltmOre Hotel
for the relief of Russian sufferers in
the European war
The Ambassador OF Russia and Nine
Bakhmete1 will start today and will
stop at the Plaza Hotel Monday the
Counselor Of the Embassy and Nine.
ScherbatskOy, the military attache of
the embassy stan and Nine. GOlejeWski
and the first and second secretaries OF
the stan, Mr.. Joseph LOris- Melikoff and
Mr.. Boris ionine, expect to go to New
York. Mr.. Bakhmeten will meet while
in New York. Mr.. Gregory Wilenkin, an
attache OF the Russian Embassy in
London, who arrived there on board the
Lusltania and is at the Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo ana her
cousin. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. head
the list OF patronesses for a benefit to
be given at the Columbia Theater on
Wednesday afternoon for the Friendship
House Association by the Fuller sisters,
Of Dorset, England, who will give folk
songs Of the British Isles.
Others who stand sponsor for the event
are Mrs. Franklin h. Lane, Mrs. jose
phus Daniels, Mrs. David r Houston,
Mrs Paul NJ Warburg. Mrs. Hugh Scott,
Mrs. A. Garrison MCClintOCk, Mrs. Fre-
mont Smith, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs Archibald Hopkins and Mrs. harvey
W. Wiley.
Senator and Mrs. MARITIME have re-
turned from their short vacation. which
the Senator spent at their home in
New Jersey and Mrs. MARITIME in Boston.
Mrs. Louise de l.. Saunders. the sister
of Mrs. MARITIME came from Boston with
her, and will be here for some time
Emanuel Havenith. the Belgian Minis
ter, is one of the patrons for the concert
for the benefit of the National Red Cross
and Night Camp auxilisries OF the New
York Throat, Nose and Lung Hospital
which will be given tomorrow afternoon
at AeOlian Hall in New York. Others
who are interested in this undertaking
Curtis, DR.. Parker Syms, Vincent AstOr,
Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Jules S. Bache. Mrs.
Henry P. Dawson. Mrs. Anthony J.
Drexel, jr., Mrs. George J. Gould, Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs. Norman HaPEood,
Mrs. John T. Terry. Mrs. Frank Wiborg
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Senator James a. O'GOrman has taken
lease on the residence owned by the
estate OF the late w. w. Finley, pre>i-
dent OF the Southern Railway, at 222l r
street northwest. The house is admirably
adapted for entertaining. 1t is a three
story white stone structure. The house is
located in the best residence section of
Washington.
Dr. David Jayne Hill. former Assistant
Secretary of State and Ambassador. has
leased the house 1884 Massachusetts ave-
nue northwest and will spend the winter
in Was Shington. II is in the vicinity of
the German Embassy and in the center
OF important residences. Among the
ncighbors of DR.. Hill will be Levi p.
Morton.
Mrs Harvey Jester has just returned
from Chicago. where she has been with
her mother. Mrs. Mary Cross CanfeId |
Mrs Garfield is critically i'll at the home
of her brother. John S. Miller, 1443 Astor |
street. Chicago. Mrs. Jester will take |
her children to Chicago on Wednesday !
for another visit of two weeks. when |
Mr.. Jester will go to join them for the |
return to Washington.
The following WashinGtonians have |
been registered at the Navarro Hotel. !
New York, during the past week: s. G. |
Gates, E. E. Bernstorff. r. A Malone, |
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eidman. f Wette. |
A. n. Newkirk, and Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. |
Elder.
Miss Nella Fontaine Binckley is the
authority on costumes OF the period for
the Dickens Carnival. to be held on De-
cember 10 at the New Willard for the
benefit OF the homeless children of Bel
gium. At Miss Binckley's studio. 1902
street. tickets and boxes can be
The patronesses are Mrs. Joseph
W, Bailey Mrs John Sharp Williams,
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor. Mrs. Harry
Lane, wife Of the Senator from Oregon:
Mrs. Ellis Logan, president Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Federation Of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. Judge Charles Howry, Mrs.
George Howard. Mrs. John G. Capers.
Mrs. w. c. Eustis. Mrs Willard Rags
dale. Mrs. Delos Blodgett. and many
others
Miss Sallie Williams. Miss Mary Howry.
and Miss Dorothy Shuey are members
Of the dance committee. Tickets will be
on sale at the leading hotels after De-
cember l.
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