The Washington times., 1914-03-23

Unitarian Church. Miss Elizabeth V.
Brown will speak on Our Public
Schools: Facts and Ideals"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Dillingham; ar
rived here Saturday from Honolulu
and will be at the Hotel Powhatan
during their stay.
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Mrs. Robert W. Patterson has sent out
invitations to a hall on Easter. Monday
at her residence in Dupont Circle.
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Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladys
Hinckley, who have only recently re-
turned from abroad. entertained at a
young peoples dinner last night at their
residence in Sixteenth street
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Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss Frances
Moore, who are spending the winter and
spring in Paris, have returned TO their
apartment I'm that city after q visit to
London. While in London they were
presented at court
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Soldiers Home Chapel was the scene
Of very pretty wedding Saturday
evening at TO o'clock, when Miss
Louise Craighead Brandon. Of Fairfax.
Va, was married to Dr. Edward Nc
Laughlfn. Of this city. The Rev. Father
Southgate performed the ceremony.
which was attended only by relatives
and intimate friends. Palms, ferns.
Easter lilies. and white carnations
decorated the chapel. The bride look
ed very pretty in . dress of cream
chiffon cloth and satin, trimmed in
rose point lace, and she carried a shower
bouquet of white sweet peas and ferns.
Her veil was caught with orange bios
SONS. c. Melville Ashton. orgznist,
played the wedding march, The Solo,
Believe Ne, II All Those FadearinS
Young Charms was sung by Mrs.
Stephen Ford. DR.. and Mrs. McLAugh-
lin left for a honeymoon trip to At
lantic City They will be in Washing
ton three days prior TO their departure
on April for Detroit, Mich, where
they will be at home to their friends
after April 6. Mrs. Mclaughlin travel
ed in tailored suit OF tango coiored
cloth, with a black straw hat trimmed
in tango watered silk. Owing to its
being Lent there was no reception.
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Arrangements are almost complete
for the Dixie bali to be given Thursday,
April 16, at the Raleigh Hotel, by Rob-
ert E. Lee Chapter. L. d. c. The
chairman of the ball is Mrs. James L.
Muicare, who will be assisted by Miss
Isabel Sinclair and Miss Rita wreen,
chairman and vice chairman of the
young ladies' committee. Claud Ben
nett is chairman of the floor commit
tee The guests will be received by
Mrs. Eugenia Zea Rollins, who is presi-
dent of Robert z. Lee Chapter, and the
officers.
Miss c. E. Mason, principal of the
Castle School, at Tarrytown. " Y. and
Miss Farwell are at the Grafton. Miss
Mason is interested in starting q
Washington branch of the Castle
alumnae. there being about twenty
Castle girls in Washington, among
them Miss Helen McCumber and Mrs
Aston Simpson.
Miss Ward McAlister, Of New York.
who is staying at the New Willard. will
entertain at a dinner party this even
ing. taking her guests afterward to the
entertainment at the Riding and Hunt
Club.
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A large attendance is expected AT the
Riding and Hunt Club this evening for
the entertainment which will be given
for the members of the club. their
families. and a few invited guests.
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Prominent social leaders are interest
ell in the success of the the-dansant and
bridge tC be given at Rauschers by
Macdonald Chapter of the Ladies' Aid
Association Easter Monday for the ben
eft nf the Homeopathic Hospital. Bridge
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