The Washington times., 1914-11-21
The News of Society
By JEAN ELIOT.


home. Miss Francise Williams will re-
main in New York a few days longer,
reaching Washington early next week.
Miss clare de Graffenried entertained
at reception this afternoon In honor
of Mrs. F. Bullock Wortman and DR..
w. Hunter Workman, both of whom
lectured last night before the Geo
graphical Society on the glac ers of In
dia. many of which they have explored
themselves.
Mrs. Benjamin Goldsmith and Miss
Helen Goldsmith. who have been visit
ing in Washington for some time, will
go to Philadelphia to attend the Army
Navy football game. Mrs. Goldsmith
and NJ IS Goldsmith will pass December
Miss Helen Hammersley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Hammersley.
was married to Ensign Charles Nelson
lngraham, U. 8. N, this afternoon at
the home of the bride. at Round Hill,
Va. Ensign 1ngraham Is from Ohio.
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Miss Madge Stokes will return sun
day from visit In Virginia.
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An informal hop took place last night
at the washington Barracks.
Colonel and Mrs. Kuhn will 90 to
Philadelphia to attend the Army-Navy
West Point to visit their son, who is
In the academy. Later they go to New
York. where Miss Kuhn will remain
with the colonel until ho sails, about
December !. for Europe.
Mrs. Simon Wolf, Mrs. A. Lisner. Mrs
A. T. Britton. Mrs. Carl Casey, Mrs.
Carl Droop. Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs.
A. B. Lacey, Mrs. r. Sylvester, Mrs. T..
L Ames. Mrs. J. E. Baines. Mrs. C. H.
Bates. Mrs. I. Berman. Mrs. Sherley w.
BoWles. Mrs. j; l. Cassin, Mrs. Frances
man Howenstein, Mrs. ]. K. Jones. jr.,
Miss Kate Mccartney, Mrs. Albert M.
Reid. Mrs. 8. II. Smith, Mrs. c. j. VIII
Hanson. Mrs. w. M. Weaver, Mrs.
Easily. Smith. will be hostesses at the
Founding Home, 1715 Fifteenth street
northwest, on the afternoon Of Novem-
Der "a, from 8 until o'clock. There
will be homemade cakes, flowers
candy. and fancy articles on sale. The
home Will be open to the guests.
Mrs. Frank Noyes and Miss Frances
Noyes are spending the weekend at
Atlantic City, while Mas Ethel Noyes
has Joined her father at their Wash
tngton home, following visit in New
York.
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A concert for the benefit of the Bel
gian sufferers will be held at the
Church Of Our Father, Thirteenth and
streets. on the evening Of November
q. An interesting program has been
ARRANGED by Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
and Miss Dorothy Baxter. contralto
tie church. During the intermission the
young women Of the church will have
homemade candles for sale.
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Miss Katherine whittlesey, who has
been stopping at the Grafton, will leave
tomorrow for a visit to New York.
Mrs. Schuman-Whittlesey whose work
with paints and fine dress fabrics has
attracted considerable attention. will
paint cotton chiffon gown for the cot
ton ball to be held early in December
Miss Constance Buel, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence C. Buel and Vivian
Burnett, son Of Mrs. Francis Hodgson
Burnett formerly Of this city were mar
ried this afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents, 130 East Sixty-seventh
street, New York city. Only relatives
witnessed the ceremony. A reception
followed.
Hiss Violet Ridgeway, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Ridgeway. Of Phila-
GeIphia, and Theodore Jaeckel, American
consul. at Stavanger, Norway, Will be
married today, at the brides home in
Philadelphia.
Tho Day Nursery and Dispensary at
i66 n street will be the beneficiary of
a bazaar to be held at the Raleigh Ho-
tel, on December z from to Il p. m.
There will be dancing from to z and
from 9 to II. There will be sale Of
attractive and useful articles. Mrs.
James c. Towers will have charge Ct
the fancy work table, Mrs. j. G. Wei
liver is chairman of the table for fancy
towels, Mrs. John Snure will sell bags
and baskets, Mrs. G. l.. Peckham will
have the apron table. and Mrs. Carter
and Mrs H. H. HaZen will be at the tea
table. Mrs. j. G. Adkins will have a
fine selection of homemade cakes, Mrs.
James Tibbetts CT homemade preserves
jellies, ETC., and Miss Mildred Wilson
will sell homemad de candies. Mrs. E.
c. Rogers will have a parcel post ta-
biz. and Mrs. William Kelsey an art
table
The patronesses are Mrs. William Jen-
nings Bryan. Mrs. A. s. Burleson. Mrs.
Josephris Daniels, Mrs. William c. Red
field. Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher. Mrs. A.
B. Cunlmins. Mrs. III. M. Towner. Mrs.
John 4. Logan. Mrs: w. E. Andrews.
MIS- I'll. ii. HaZen MIS- Cndr1cS RAY
Dean, and Mrs. W. P. French.
The District Auxiliary of the Navy
Relief Society will give a ball at the
navy yard on the evening of December
q. in lieu of the tea dances which they
held last season. Mrs. Edward We
Foerle Is president OF the District
branch; Mrs. Seaten Schroeder. Mrs.
Richard Wainwright, and Mrs. George
Barnett are vice presidents; Mrs. Nc
Dougall is treasurer. and the secretary
Is Mrs. Chester Wells. The executive
committee includes Mrs. LeutZe. Mrs.
Dorm. and Mrs. F. S. Fletcher. Mrs.
Beatty heads the finance committee.
and the relief committee includes Mrs.
Nicholson and Mrs. Pyne.
State Rights Emphasized
Ru Dali Commissioners