Evening star., 1914-03-05
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF WIFE
OF VICE PRESIDENT.
Other Recent and Coming Hospital
lties-Travel Plans.
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were the guests last night at an informa
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Adoiph
Caspar Miller.
| Mrs. William +. Dennis gave Il luncheon
| today in honor of Mrs Marshall.
| The guests to meet her We're Nine da
| Cana Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Champ Clark.
Mrs. Joseph W. Folk, Mrs. William f.
Borah, Mrs John *. Shields Mrs. John
W. Davis. Mrs. Porter j. McCumbel- Mrs.
Martin knapp. Nine. Yancs, Miss Temple,
Mrs. Thomas j. Walsh, Mrs. J. 7. -\n&-
| berry. Mrs. John Temple Graves. Mrs.
Thomas 6. Iatten. Mrs. Thomas W.
Dunn. Mrs. Hubert Dent Mrs. SNasa.
Sherley, Mrs Elmer Black Miss Flora
Wilson. Mrs. VI. +. HutChins. Mrs. {. :.
Stone. Mrs. ~ s. Worthington. Mrs. Con
| rad Sy'ne. Miss Amyrilis Gillette. Mrs.
| H. l.. Rust. Mrs. W. B. Lamar. Mrs. J. ].
Knapp. Mrs. T. De Witt TaImage, Miss
| Anna Portner and Mrs. Hamilton Brown
ing.
| The house and luncheon table were
adorned with American beauty roses.
| Mrs. Dennis will give a luncheon to-
| morrow for Mrs. Bryan.
| The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
| entertained at dinner last night ut Calu-
Mrs. John W Kern The other guests
were Senator Martin, Senator and Mrs.
| Overnlan.. Senator and Mrs. Chamber
lain, Senator and Mrs. Bryan. Senator
and Mrs. Myers. Senator and Mrs. AS
! hurst, Senator and Mrs. Sheppard. Sen
ato, and Mrs. Robinson. Senator Narda
| man, Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh, Senator
and Mrs Lewis, Representative and Mrs.
Henry. Representative and Mrs. Sims,
Representative and Mrs. ". i. Smith,
Representative John x. Mcclure former
Gov. Jennings of Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Co, of New York. Mrs Nroo-
man, Miss Bones and Miss Janet Rich
ards.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstortf gave a dinner last night,
when their guests were Senator and Mrs.
Swanson, Senator O'Gorman. the Danish
| minister. Mr. Brun: Mrs Henry CIews.
Col. and Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley. Mrs.
Frank Gray Griswoid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll of Carroiiton. Mrs. Slater,
the naval attache of the British embassy
and Mrs Heathcoat Grant. Miss Jose
phine Patten, Mr.. Maurice Low and Mr..
Haniel of the German embassy.
Miss Dorothy f. Buckley. guest Of Mrs.
Margaret Pool of the Plaza. entertained
at a party in honor of her fourteenth
/ birthday anniversary, March L. Among
those present We're Mr. Joseph Buckley.
MIR. Charles Hunt. Messrs. Francis, Will
/ liam and Philip Ryan. Miss Martha Tyn-
DALI Miss Eleanor Mcmahon. Miss Mid
dieton, Miss Violet LIE Rue. Miss Edna
Thornton and Miss Margaret Walton.
guest of honor.
Misses Laura Cheshire and Bessye Paca
OF this city are spending a week OH Look
out mountain, Chattanooga. Tenn. and
will spend the rest of the month touring
the south.
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Mrs Nicholas Biddle Van Zandt. who
has been passing the winter in Brook
lyn. n Y. with her daughter. Mrs. Jean
Cabel O'Neill. the latter has resigned
from the editorial force of the Brook
lyn Eagle and returned with her
mother to Arundel-on-the Bay. Md.
! Mrs Van Zandt is now entirely con-
valescent. She is the widow of Capt.
Van Zandt. L. S. NJ. one of the gradu-
ates of the Naval Academy's first
graduating class.
The board of LADY visitors Of the
Washington Home for Foundlings and
others interested in their work are
having a busy afternoon today ar
ranging the exhibit of hats and gowns
| the sale of which is to open tomor-
| row morning at 10 o'clock. at the
! shoreham Hotel. Those in charge of
the affair are Miss Mccartney, Miss
| Miss Dove, Miss Church, Miss Wood
ward. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Wolf Mrs. \.
p. Browne, Mrs James Green Mrs.
! Harry Moses and Mrs. Max Kaufman.
| The sale viii! continue until 8 o'clock
! tomorrow afternoon. Moderate prices.
| both for the hats and gowns. viii be
| the rule. The hats are marked from 50
| to $40, and represent the last word in
! smart spring models. The same care
| has been exercised in the selection of
| the dresses. Childrcns hats and
frocks are also included in the sale.
| Col. w. W. Harris, L. $. A., aqd Mrs,
Harts entertained at dinner last night
at the Chevy Chase Club for their house
guest. Miss Alice Rlackinton, of Atte-
! boro Mass The other guests were Col. and
Mrs. Edward Burr. Col. and Mrs. Harry
| Tay'or, Commander ard Mrs. Needham
Jones. Commander and Mrs. Campbell
and Capt. Bassett
Miss Dorothy r. Gittinss daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cuttings of Balti
more. will give luncheon Sunday i'll
| honor of Miss McCalla Of this city and
Miss Ella V. Patterson Of MONTGOMERY.
Ala, who is visiting Mrs. Gordon i.
Paine in Baltimore.
! Mrs. E.lkins. accompanied by two of
her granddaughters. Miss Oliphant of
Trenton, y. j.. and Miss Bruner of Phia-
delphia. will go to Fort Monroe tomor
row for a fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. William \. Hill en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Chevy Chase c ub.
Other dinners preceding the midweek
hop We're given by DR.. and Mrs. w. Sim
clair Bowen, Mrs vii lam Haywood. Mr..
and Mrs. Colby Dodge. Mrs. Drayton,
Mr.. and Mrs William Deming and Mr..
and Mrs John Childress.
The Misses Sedgley will not be at home
tomorrow.
! The sixth birthday anniversary of Mas
| ter Julius Forrest of Chcrrydale. Va
| was celebrated last Sunday from 1 until
| 4 O'Clock. After games etc, refresh
ments We're served in the dining room
! A large birthday cake ornamented the
center of the table. while at the plates
; were miniature candestick favors of the