The Washington times., 1914-02-26

derson. Myrtle Selma and Wilma
Griffith. Lucille Garden. Marian Boiley.
Daniel Mulcahy. Francis Foley, Stewar,
Benham, Lee and Luman James, Meyer
| Schwartz, James Heunesy. Albert Beck,
Francis Lauterback, David keppel.
| John Easby-Smith, Charles Flynn and
| Henry Lawson.
Miss Eleanor Wilson will return to
Washington tonight from New York.
where she has been spending several
days
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones left this
morning to spend the weekend in New
York.
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Mrs. Edgar Allan and her TWO Gaugh-
ters, Mrs. Edith \. Crump and Miss
Allan, owing to illness in the family.
have not been able to make any calls
for two seasons, but they will be glad
to see their friends tomorrow at their
new home. Gi02 Avenue of the Presi-
dents.
Gen. George Barnett was commits
stoned major general commandant. and
assumed duties at headquarters of the
Marine Corps Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Barnett has not yet arrived in the
city. but will be at home at the COM
mandant's house. Ninth and 6 streets
southeast, OH March 9.
]. T.. Eefevre. secretary of the Panama
legation. and his sister. Miss Ramona
Iefevre. gave a box party last night at
the Belasco to y. B. Agaccio. charge
d'affaires of Chile in Panama. and Mrs.
Agaccio. Hugo dc Pena. Of the Uru-
quay legation. and Miss de Pena. and
t1f of thn in
American division of the State Depart
menl.
DR.. Eusebio A Morales. minister of
Panama, is in New York. He will not
return until next Saturday. -,
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Nr. and Mrs. Dolmar Clinton and
family arrived here Tuesday from ma
Mia. p. l.. and are at the Hotel Pow
hatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Frank Jones have
returned to their home at Lewes, Del,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Hazel r.
Appold at her home in Randle High
lands.
The patroneses of the Junior League
play, ''All-of-a-sudden Peggy" 10 be
given at the Playhouse, Friday and Sat-
uIday evenings, will be Mrs. Marshall.
Madame Pezet, Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Mrs. Glover. and Mrs. Thropp.
The cast will include Mrs. John Will
liam Thompson. Mss Mabel Grandin,
Miss Frances Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth
Porter. Miss Alice Brice, Ross Thomp-
sen. William Davis, Commander Theo-
dore Jewell, James Sumner Petit and
John w. Thompson.
After the play. there will be dancing.
Fourteen of the best dancers in the
younger set will give lessons In the new
steps. This VIII be followed by COM
petitire and general dancing.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer will entertain
at tea this afternoon. from to 6, in her
o: her four sisters, Mrs. J. Kemp Bart
lett, Mrs. William T. Norris. Mrs.
Frederick 4. Leverins, jr. and Mrs
William Dixon. all of Baltimore. The
decorations viii be Of palms and spring
blossoms. with yellow predominating.
There will be music during the after
noon. Assisting Mrs. Palmer will lie
Miss Bartlett, Miss Campbell, Miss
Simons. of Germantown. and Mrs
James !. Blakely. with Mrs. Oscar Tn
derwood and Mrs W. p. Evans, of
Pennsylvania, at tine tea table.
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Mrs. Christian Hemmick. who went
see her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Dreyfuss Barney. sail for
trip around the world. will return TO
Washington on March ).
's-.:- 7,
Col. l.. L. Tate, L. S. a, and Mrs.
Tate entertained at dinner last evening
in their apartment in Stoneleigh Court
in compliment to their house guests Nr
and Mrs. Fred Burgess, of Burlington,
VT. Pink roses formed the table deco
rations. The guests were Congressman
and Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Borah, Mrs. Swan
son. Colonel March, and Colonel GOe-
thais.
The annual hat sale for the benefit of
the Washington Home for FOundlings.
will be held on Friday, March q. from
10 o clock in the morning until o'clock
in the evening in the Shoreham ball
room, when the famous Lit hats from
Philadelphia will be on sale at prices
ranging from s. TO SO. There will also