The Washington times., 1914-04-14

and Mrs. Edward 3. Dean. Fl. X
Hickey. Mrs. l.. G. Douthirt, Holbroob
Chapman, Ewing Cornett, and Doug
las v. Cornwcll
! Walter Wick. of Santo Domingo, is
at the Hotel Powhatan.
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j. Low Hartman, of Berryville, Va.
is at the Hotel Powhatan.
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Francis 3. Sayre's illustrated lecture
on his experiences in DIR. Grenfelr s
Labrador mission work at $50 tomor-
row afternoon, at the New willard, un-
der the auspices Of the GrenfeII Asso-
citation. will be free to the pubic. Mr.
Sayre will show pictures taken by
himself and Mr.. Grenfell.
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Mrs. Frank P. Leetch will be at
home Thursday, April Is. and %.
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Miss May Adams will be hostess at
tea in her home in New Hampshire
avenue Friday afternoon. The honor
guests will be the Paint and Powder
Club of Baltimore, whose play,
Many Happy Returns" for the ben
eft of the Christ Child Society. will
precede MISS ADAMS party.
Miss Adams has been spending some
time in Atlantic City, but will return
early this week
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin have
cards out for a dinner April 2S.
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Mrs John P. Smith, who has oeen
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John z.
Osborne. at the Connecticut, left yes
terday for her home in Princeton, Ky.
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Mrs. Josiah Kingsley Ohl has left
for Atlanta, to attend the wedding of
Capt. James Haynes Reeves and Miss
Katherine Richardson.
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Mrs. Patterson was hostess at one of
the most beautiful entertainments of
the season, when last night she opened
her house in. Dupont circle for a ball
The house was filled with rambler roses
and Easter lilies, and the music was by
an orchestra of New York and Newport.
The guests. numbering about 200, in
cluded members of the Diplomatic Corps,
official and residential society, as we'll
as a number Of outof-town guests visit
ing in Washington. Among these were
Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Palmer and Miss
Julia Meyer. who are stopping with Mrs.
Patterson, and Countess Gizycka. The
affair was dazzlingly beautiful. and
the guests were charmed with the
splendid decorations and delightful
hospitality.
Mime. Hauge was hostess last night at
dinner I'm compliment to her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Ross
Todd. of Kentucky, who. with their
son and daughter. are her guests.
Miss Josephine Mason was hostess at
a charming little dance last night at
her residence. 1906 Florida avenue. for
Miss Margaret Worthington and Beach
Holme Stockett, whose marriage takes
place today. The guests numbered In
all about fifty. and included the MEN,
bers Of the wedding party.
Fay Director and Mrs. John r. Mar
tin have gone to Atlantic City. where
they will spend two weeks at the St.
Charles Hotel.
Arrangements are being made for the
Georgetown University Senior Prom.
which will be held at the New willard
next Monday evening. H. r. Beacon is
chairman Of the general committee and
the various subcommittee have been
assigned as follows: Music. ]. A. Abb;
J. d. Mcclure: decorations,
w. Schlobohm: patronsN and patrones-
ses, ]. V. Carter; transportation, G.
Duffy; finance, G. w. DriscoIl.
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Misc HaIop Taft uybo hau haap %ho
house guest of Miss Martha Bowers, is
now spending a few days witt her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin, in N street.
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ran. ]. T. Oil, Miss Ohl and Henry
Clews, all of New York, are guests at
the Richmond Hotel.
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Mrs. Swager Sherley is entertaining
at tea this afternoon in hon
or Of her house guest. Miss Hewitt, of
Louisville. Assisting Mrs. Sherley nre
her sister, Miss Critten. Mrs. John New
bod, Mrs. Clarke WaSgaman, Mrs. Rob
ert Bulkeley. Mrs. Adolph Miller, and
Miss Edith Goode. Miss Hewitt will
spend some weeks with Mrs. SherIey.
Mrs. E. E. Capehart, wife of Capt.
Capehart, L. 8. N. was hostess at a
very charming luncheon today in honor
of Mrs. John Bassett Moore
Miss Mary Howry entertained at
luncheon today in compliment to Miss
Dunn, who is visiting Mrs. Joseph W.
Bailey.