The Washington times., 1914-11-16

ror IN. proeram beginning at o'clock
or for the dance commencing at
O'Clock.
The Southern Relief Home society
tea dance and card party to be held
next saturday afternoon, November Il,
at the New Willard has aroused so
much interest among the society people
that the committee has found 1t ad-
visable to engage the large ball room;
A section of the Engineers Band VIII
furnish music for the dancing. Mrs.
G Lawton Morgan, Mrs. E. E. Mere
dith, Mrs. James Willard Ragsdale'
Mrs william l.. Marshall, and Mrs.
William l.. Baggett will receive tne
card players at 2 o'clock, and they VIII
be seated at their tables by the ushers.
Wisa pocahontas Butler Miss Dorothy
Shuey, Miss Helen Stuart Griffith, MISS
Lois Sprigg. Miss Josephine Mason,
Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Margaret WI
liams, and Miss Edith Oracle Marshall,
led b. Miss Ida Bowie:
At o'clock, in the interval between
card playing and the tea dance. there
will be an exhibition dance: and Mrs.
Howell Smith, Of the refreshment sec
tion. with her assistants. promises de-
licious things to eat and drink.
Among those who are table hostesSes
for the card party are Mrs. Charles
CowIes Tucker, Mrs. r. S. Rust, Mrs.
X. Phillips. Miss Fairfax. Mrs.
Horatio \. Tapl;n, Miss Sally Mackall,
Mrs II. F. Moore. Mrs. Ryan DeVereux'
Miss Armat. Mrs. John Richards, MIS-
Tully Vaughan. Mrs. j. r tarVin. MIS-
Rust Smith nt,sr MIS-; fredericF %rs Fred doS Nc,
GI,ire. Mrs Samuel Spencer, Mrs: ]; w.
Ragsdale, Mrs Eliza E. Meredith. Mrs
Leonard Hoffman. Mrs. Samuel era
ham, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, MIS-
Edwin Pearson Parker. Mrs. James h.
Harley. Mrs. Theodore Shuey. mrs
Emory Reisniger, Mrs. c. c. McChord'
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mrs VIII
lam L. Marshall Mrs. Absalon waller
Miss Mamie Randolph Heath, Mrs.
Cuthbert Harrison, Mrs. l.. H. QuliolIo'
Mrs William Otway owen. MRS. "A; "
Zane, Mrs. w. L. Hancock; MISS Ellza-
beth Hebb. In charge OF the .1;sS Mi
a,c Miss Sally Williams and Miss Nell
| Rose Baggett, with the following young
| people as aids: Miss Jane Gregory MISS
Burleson, Miss Sidney Burleson, MISS
Mary Lloyd Andrews. Miss ArkWrlght'
cf Atlanta, Ga: Miss Maud Parker
Miss Helen Blodgett. Miss Ance ineo. .
bald Miss Pansie Wilson. Miss Mary
Younger, Miss Virginia Griffith, Miss
! Ethel Bagley, Miss Elizabeth Living
| ston. and Lorimer Graham, Mahlon
Js nney, Dr. Herbert H. Bunzei: hugh
Obear, Marion Baker. Hunter Muiford'
F. W. Gwathney: George McI nirar,
| tree. Walter Alexander. McGeorge
Parker Sim Price. Paymaster General
| MCGOWAN, Holcomb Latting, George f.
Mitchell. with William Payne Meredith
as chairman Of the floor committee.
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DR.. and Mrs. George II. Seman. OF
New York city. have taken an apart
ment at the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Amelia Rosendale entertained at
tea and shower saturday afternoon
| in honor of Miss Lula Wright, whose
| marriage to William Hotel will take
Mace on wednesday. The guests in
| cIuded Miss Katherine Sellers, Mrs.
Otis T. Cartwright. Mrs. George A.
Finch. Miss Eugcnia McAusaand. Miss
Frances Brett, Miss Ruth stanton,
Miss Grace Hobart, Miss Alice Ball.
Miss Ethel Edwards. Miss Wilhelmine
Neuman. Miss Mary ByeTs' Mrs. James
Miller. Miss E;ugcnia Mull'gan. Miss
Maud Leonard. Miss Marie Robey. and
Mrs. c. B. Stambau%h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo S. Johnson ar
rived here from Maryville. Cal, on
Friday, and will make en- extended stay
at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. Harold Walker. 17i1 X street
has as her guest Mile. Yvonne de
| Treville.
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DIR. and Mrs. u. II. Noble. of Phila-
| delphia will be the guests at the HOtel
| Powhatan during their stay in the
city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. K. 5. Thorn. who for
i,ic:ly made their home in Washington
have arrived from New York and are
! at the Grafton