The Washington herald., 1914-03-17

Marion Leutze. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Theodore Jewell. Mrs. Stimson Browne,
Mrs. Frank Beatty, Miss Emily Beatty,
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Austin
Kautz, Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry,
Miss Henry. Mrs. William Haywood, Miss
Doris Haywood, Mrs. Alexander Ma
gruder. Commander Burstyn. naval at
tache OF the Austrian-Hungar EN-
bassy: Capt. and Mrs. Martin French.
Maj. Theodore Low. u. s. NJ. c.; Mrs.
Harry Taylor. Mrs. William p. Cronan.
Lieut. Newton, y. s. N: Mrs. Newton
Gulick, Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. q.
Stanford. Commander and Mrs. Edward
Campbell. Commander and Mrs. Thomas
Washington. Lieut.. Commander Chester
Wells, U. S. N: Capt. Hilary Jones. U.
S. N: MAI. and Mrs. Stephen Foote. Pay
Ezra G. Allen. U. s. N.
Mrs. McNeely, wife of Lieut.. Comman-
der Robert W. McNeely. U. S. N, execu-
tive of the u. S. s. Louisiana, who has
been spending some time at the Rich
mond, win leave for Old Point Comfort
the end of the week to await the return
Of the Louisiana from Guantanamo to
Hampton Roads.
Mrs. Charles worthen Lawrence'of Salt
Lake City. Utah. who. with her children
is spending the spring with her parents.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland. at
their residence in lie Roy place. spent
the last week end at Fort Monroe, Va.
with Lieut.. and Mrs Campbell.
Mrs Halford, who have recently arrived
in Washington. have taken an apartment
at the Westminster.
Mrs. Thomas Bayard, who Is keeping
Mondays at home in March. received
many callers at her II street residence
yesterday.
The Congressional Club has sent out
cards for Tuesday evening. March "A.
when reception with dancing will be
given at the clubhouse. and also for
Tuesday evening. March n. for Q bridge
party and old-time dancing.
Mrs. James Benedict and her son. Mr..
Clyde C. Benedict, Of New York City,
have taken an apartment at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Love is the Best Doctor" a comedy
adapted from the French of Moliere, will
be given by the Liberal Religious Union
in the lecture rooms of All Souls Church
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Pre-
ceding the play. there will be music
and folk dancing.
The Lucy Holcome Chapter. n. S. D.
A r.. will continue the sale OF spring
hats at the residence OF Mrs. Charles
Richardson. 1877 Connecticut avenue, to-
day from 10 O'Clock in the morning until
at night.
, The sale yesterday was a great success.
and netted a large sum-
The after the theater'' supper dance
at the New Willard last night was even
a greater success than its predecessors
The series OF dances are given under the
skilful management of Mrs. Groner and
Mrs. Hawksworth, of New York, and
are attended by the diplomatic and ultra
smart set of the National Capital.
Among those entertaining at the SUD-
per dansant at the New Willard yester-
day were Mrs. c. c. McChord. Mr.. Harry
Kite. Mrs Daniel Davenport, Mr.. Del
bert, Mr.. John Wiley. Mrs. George A
Yakel, Mr.. II. T. Williams, Mr.. Mercy
nolds. Mrs. J. W. Falls. DR.. Fenton
Bradford. Mr.. Leonard Block, Mr.. Mar
shall Allen, Mr.. A. II. Tirrel. Mr. f. J.
McQuade. Mr.. Carl r. Kurtz, Mrs.
George Engel. DR.. r. A. Hooe, Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. p. p. Jones. Mr.. King Stone, Mr..
Sanderson. and Mr.. Way.
The washington Club will move from
their old quarters in 1 street today and
lake possession of their new club house
at the corner of Seventeenth and X
streets. The latter building is one of the |
most commodious in Washington, and |
has been admirably arranged to suit the |
necessities of the club.
The Washington Club is one of the |
most exclusive women's organizations in
The National Capital. and has a member
ship OF the most prominent women here. |
MISS Janet Richards, the historian Of |
he Mary Washington Chapter, ID. A. r
VIII give talk on The High Lights of |
he American Revolution on THURSDAY
morning at IL o'clock in the new audi |
orium Of Woodward & Lathrop's. for
he benefit of Memorial Continental Hall
'und.
Before the, lecture there will be music |
" an unusually high order contributed |
'y Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell. the gifted |
soprano, and Miss Elsa Raynor, who is |
IN expert with the violincello. Miss
whose Talks on Public oues-
ions'' are always largely attended in
his and other cities, is considered re-
for her clear and interesting
OF questions, historical and
IN entertaining and profitable morning is
Among those who have reserved seats
or the concert to be given at the New
Willard next Tuesday Afternoon by the
lifted young American soprano. Gertrude
8ennyson, are Mrs. Arthur Lane, Mrs.
darshall Field. Mrs. A s. Burleson, Mrs
Henry Dimmock. Mrs Malcolm Pitney,
dme. de Riano, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.. La
mar, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Lane, Mrs.
Nicholas T. Anderson, Mrs. Samuel Spen-
er, Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs. Franklin
dacVeagh. and Mrs. Crozier.
Miss Harriet de B. Kenn has returned
o the city after an absence of about
ight months. During that time she
as made a tour of the world visiting
lso her brotber-in-law and sister, Mai.
nd Mrs. Kutz, who have been stationed
a Manila Miss Kenn is now settled in
er home in T street.
Mai and Mrs. c. w. Kutz and family
ave returned to Washington and are
seated at their new residence. 1714 o
treet northwest Mai. kutz has been