The Washington times., 1914-05-30
The News of Society
By lean ELIOT.

ing Washington today for Annapolis,
and will be at Carroll Hall for June
week. after which they will 20 to At
, lantic City for .stsv of severa w-sks
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! Miss Rivero. daughter rof the Cuban
Minister to Rome and Nine. Rivero, and
| Miss Audrey Moore johnson, daughter
OF Solicitor of Internal Revenue and
| Mrs. Ellis c. johnson, will assist Miss
Roberts and Miss Irene Monroe at the
| plav given for the benefit Of the Young
| Wumen's Home. 81 c street northwest,
or Wednesday evening.
II IL expected that Miss Margaret
Wilson. daughter OF the President. will
| attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pearsan will close
| their home in Sixteenth street on June
| 10. and will leave Washington for their
J place at Black Rock. Conn. for the
summer.
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Congressman and Mrs .Swagar Sher-
| ley left Washington yesterday for
Louisville, Ky. They probably will go
later to Canada, and will not reopen
their house here until autumn.
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Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood ex-
poets to close her home in Rhode Island
avenue within a week and leave Wash
ingtor for her place in Hartford coun-
ty. Conn.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. Shah,
| who returned from Lake Mohonk for
the musicale and al fresco tea at the
| White House on Wednesday, have again
] left the Capital for that resort. The
minister is a delegate from his country
to the Lake Mohonk peace conference.
They will stop In New York for a day
or two en- route to Washington. reaching
here the first of the week.
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Mrs. r. Levy announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Lillian. to Lew
n. koekleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Morrison
were hosts Thursday afternoon at a
cha rming euchre party at their home.
1916 Thirteenth street. The house was
decorated with cut flowers and Mrs.
Morrison received her guests in A
gown Of old lace and organdie. Miss
Lillian Mcintyre won the prize.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Halbach an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Mildred Lucille. to George Cooper
Hill. Mr.. Hill is son of Mr. and Mrs
George A. Hill, of the Naval Observa-
tory, The wedding will take place the
middle Of June.
The Patriots Memorial Chapter, ID.
A. r., will give its annual dinner in
honor of the president general, Mrs
at the Shoreham.
William Cumming Story. June s, at the
Powhatan. All daughters are invited
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. OF
Baltimore and Washington, will be
among the hosts at dinner psxties to-
night preceding the last of the Satur-
Club.
Among those from Washington who
will sail Tuesday aboard the Kaiser
Wilhelm ii from New York for London.
will be Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Nachman.
d. F. Pardello. and Mrs. NJ. Bachrach.
Mrs. Garrison will return to Washing
ton in time to assist in receiving ut the
bridge rarty which will be held asNt
Wednesday at Rauscher's IN aii of the
campaign against tuberculosis in Porto
Rico.
A number Of additional prizes have
been donated. A group OF young yom
en- will assist at the refrcshinent tables,
among them Miss Agnes Wilson and her
house guest. Miss Logan: Miss Barbara
Kaufman, Miss Hughes. Miss HawIey.
Miss Adele MAY. Miss Marie Tunstall,
and Miss Belle Squire.
Recent reservation of tables have been
made by Mrs. Rufus Hardy, Mrs. Ar
thur b. Rouse. Mrs. II. s. Downes
Mrs. Sherman McCallur. Miss Mary
Wilcox. Mrs. Leonard Hoffman. Mrs.
George White. Mrs. James B. Alcshire.
Mrs. George Andrews. and Z. y. Burley.
of Chicago.
The italian ambassador. Marchese Gu
sani who has been at the Shoreham,
viii leave Washington TODAY for Sc
ries OF visits before sailing for Italy.