The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

istry, VINO snouid nave spoken peIore the
Nationsi Civic Federation in New York
at the annual meeting last month. but
was unavoidably detained in Washing
ton. He will be Introduced by Rev. Dr.
Cotton Smith.
The speakers of the later January meet
ings win be Mr.. Norman Hapgood. DR..
ii. Moskowitz. and Mr.. Il. stage whitin.
Inc lectures are puDnc. ana II Is nopeo
that they Will be well supported BIZ the
women Of the District.
Mr.. John Hays Hammond is spending
Sunday at the New willard
Miss Selma Ullman. of Baleimore. IS
the guest Of Mrs. Myer FeIheimer. ir
the city.
Registering at the Hotel McAlpin from
Washington during the past week. have
been: Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Burton. Mr..
T. ii. Lehker. Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Ramsey. Mr.. r. A. Harlow. Mr.. James
b. Grimm, Mr.. and Mrs II. III. Garon. Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Brainered. Mrs. Nellie
f. Fealy, Mr.. T. NJ. Post, Mr.. w. IL.
Taylor, Miss Beulah b. Chambers, Mrs.
Ada L. Ffnnegan. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Mckenzie, Mr.. August Crane.
Mr., Blaine Coppinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund West. Mr.. C. II. ST.
John. Mr.. II. N. Southgaie. Mr.. W. J..
Dante. Mr.. f. c. Brandenburg. Mr.. f.
Fitzgerald. Mr.. W. s. Hammond. Mr..
s. Baugham. Mr.. and Mrs. John Day.
DR.. and Mrs. Monroe. Mr.. James j.
Dowd. Mr.. C. III. Graf. Mr.. 8. NJ
Fabrian. Mr.. William Claus, Mr.. r. J..
Hardstaff. Mr.. A. T. Smith. Mr.. c. r.
Wentz. Mr. Charles II. winslow. Mr.. r.
A. Ford. Mr.. Joseph Jacobs. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
W. Walker. Mr.. C.. p. Townsend. Mr..
J. p. Douglas.
Mrs. s. E. Buchanan and Miss J. Buch-
anan. Of New York, are at the New
Willard.
According to her annual custom at the
first talk Of the new year, Miss Janet
Richards will give a general review be-
fore the Current History Class at
Rauscher's tomorrow morning. of the most
interesting and important developments in
the world's work for the year 1913. She
also will Five the second part of her
course Of talks explanatory of the new
Federal reserve act, better known as the
currency bill. The talk will begin at a
little before IL o'clock.
Mrs. r. Walters entertained at her
home on Tuesday evening for the
Stars" of National Hive Games were
played and refreshments served. Those
present were Mrs. Nellie Graham. Mrs.
Ida Castle. Mrs. Della Edmunds. Mrs.
Nettie Edmunds. Mrs Lulu Hammond.
Mrs. Hattie Palmer. Mrs. Mary Pierce.
and Mrs. Rhoda Ireland.
Mrs. Nettie Edmunds. Of Capitol Hill,
gave a watch might dance Wednesday
evening in honor of her daughter
Maude. Those present were Miss Fran
ces Lindsy, of Lanham. Nd: Miss Isa-
bel Noyes. Miss Malinda Adams. Miss
Marie Keibel. Miss Edna Keibel. Miss
Florence Palmer. Miss Helen Asinpo.
and Messrs. Ed. Eiler. William Hempth.
Nurl Adams, Wendell Holmes, George
Moves. Harry Hylsnd. and George
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. LaBaybeaux, of New
York. and Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. LaBay-
beaux and the Misses LaBaybeauN. Of
San Francisco, are at the New willard
The President and Mrs. Woodrow VIII
son expect to go to Baltimore, January
10 Iue al
given under the auspices OF the board Of
managers of Vacation Lodge
Mr.. ami Mrs. v. Clemmer. of Cam
bridge. Mas. are the Hotel Powhatan
during their stay in the city.
Mrs William Graeme Harvey and her
sister will be at home to their friends
Friday afternoon and the fourth Friday
in January.
Mrs. ]. F. Rensselaer, and daughter, of
New York. are registered at the Hotel
Powhatan-
Mrs FraIcis II. Parsons and Miss
Alice c. Fletcher will receive together,
at 2lI First street southeast, on Mondays
in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Howland. of At
lantic City. are at the Hotel Powhatan.
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