The Washington times., 1914-04-29
ActivitiesOf
Society

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this afternoon in the small ballroom of
ne New willard. Unusually handsome
rrizes have been provided. Mrs.
Thomas Stubblefeld is in charge. assist
ID by Mrs. D. J. Callahan, Mrs. James
". orme, and Mrs. Holden.
Mrs. Horace Lurton, wife of Justice
4.urton. was hostess at luncheon today
honor OF Mrs. Davis Anderson, of
incinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Fellowes en-
ertained at dinner last evening in hon
# of Mrs. Fellowes' sister, Mrs. Ashby
ZEE Baker. Invited to meet Mrs. Baker
ere Commander and Mrs. Crosley.
Mrs, John w. Falls, Captain whipple
md John NJ. Dome
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Mrs Willard Ragsdale win entertain
at luncheon tomorrow.
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Commander and Mrs. Crosley have re-
ssntly returned from Annapolis, where
they spent several days with Comman-
der and Mrs. Price.
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Major and Mrs. Frees have sent out
cards for a hop at the Officers Club,
st the Washington Barracks, on Friday
evening.
Miss Antoinette Ray will be hostess at
a bridge party in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Vilsack, of Pittsburgh, who is
here for a short visit.
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Mrs. Victor Kaufman is entertain
ing at bridge this afternoon, followed
by tea, for which a few additional
guests have been asked. Mrs. Timothy
r. Ansberry and her sister, Mrs. Hoff-
man. who is her house guest, will be at
The tea table.
Miss Hemphill. daughter of Rear Ad-
Iniral ]. n. Hemphill, is entertaining
Informally at bridge this afternoon.
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Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby is among the
hostesses this afternoon. She has in
vited a few friends informally for
bridge to meet her house guests, Mrs.
dearborn and Miss Dearborn.
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Mrs. William Kearney Carr has cards
out for dinner, followed by bridge. on
Saturday evening, May ..
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Mrs. Timothy Ansberry will be host
ess at a box party tomorrow afternoon
n honor of her sister, Mrs. Hoffman
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DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wells will enter
tain at dinner at the Army and Navy
|lub tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Eli X. Cole, wife of Colonel
Cole, of the marine corps, and Mrs. Paul
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Of the navy, will give dance at the
Woodward on Tuesday, May 8. Colonel
and Mrs. Cole will also be hosts at
dinner tonight.
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Mrs. Martin E. Trench has cards out
for bridge on Wednesday, May 6.
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Mrs. Mary S. Thomas will speak at
the Young Woman's Christian Associa-
tion this evening at 7:SO on Argentine
Peasant Life" The girls OF the gym
nasium classes will give an exhibition
OF peasant folk dances in costume. The
girls also will sing the Argentine ma
tional air in Spanish. Ali members Of
the Y. ". C. A. are invited.
Mrs. Vance Cheney will give an addi-
tionaI course of five talks on Right
Thinking and Right Living" on Mon
days and Thursdays at II o'clock. The
first, on April 30, will be at the home
OF Mrs. Alexander Britton, 1911 Q street,
and the following ones at 1854 Columbia
road.
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An interesting engagement an
nounced at New York yesterday is
that Of Miss DorotkS Harvey, daugh-
ter Of Col. and Mrs. George Harvey,
and Lieut. Marcellus H. Thompson. L.
S. A. son of Col. John T. Thompson,
L. S. A, assistant chief of ordnance at
Washington. Miss Harvey spent sew
ersl weeks at Washington during the
winter, and was house guest of the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark at the
time of the debut on New Year day
Of Miss Genevieve Clark. She is de-
outante Of the season Just closing.
having finished her studies in Europe
less than a year ago. Lieutenant
Thompson was graduated from West
Point in the class of 1896. He met
Miss Harvey at the breakfast given |
by Miss Genevieve Clark at the Con- |
gressiCnal Club for Miss Jessie Wilson |
shortly before her marriage TO Fran |
els B. Sayre last November.
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The bazaar and the the dansant given |
at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday after
noon. and TO be repeated this afternoon |