The Washington times., 1914-01-22
aT 'TNfTIiIT3F .
Gossip of
Society
By JEAN ELIOT

with Mr. and Mrs. David s. Barry as
hosts. The dance will being given for
their young daughter. Miss Cora Barry.
1t Is not exactly a debut party, but it is
much like one in that II is the first large
party which Miss Barry has given this
season, which is practically her first one
out. Miss Florence Hancock, of Phila-
delphia. is the house guest Of Miss
Barry.
The guests are invited for 10 o'clock,
and number OF young peoples dinner
have been arranged to precede the dance.
The Misses Patten will entertain 1T
q brilliant dinner party this evening
with His Emlnence, Cardinal Gibbons,
as the honor guest, .......... ~ -.>
Mrs. Lincoln Karnsny, wife of Colo
mel Karmany, Z. s. NJ. C., ID entertain
ing at a luncheon today at her home at
the barracks in compliment to Mrs.
Hacklcy, Of Mexico. who is the house
guest of her sister, MIS-. William Schley
Howard. The guests will be Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Caldwell Turner, Mrs.
Russell Putnam, Mrs. Melville Shaw,
Mrs. George Richards, and Miss Jose
pAlliO s1aSNh-
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The Junior Bachelor dances will be
given at Mrs. Dyer's. in r street, on
the first Tuesday evening OF every
month during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have
sent out cards for dinner on February
u.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer has cards out
for a luncheon on February 4.
Mrs. Hickey will be hostess at tea
on February 8, from 5until o'clock.
Mrs. George Hamilton has cards out
for tea on the afternoon OF February
f., from until O'Clock.
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The delegate to Congress from Hawaii
and Nine. Kalanianaole, who are visit
ing In Honolulu, are expected to. return
to washington early in February.
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The cards for the tea which the Con-
gressional women at Congress Hall win
give next Monday afternoon came in
the mornings mail The hours are the
usual 3 to 6. The reason Monday was
selected is because Monday is. and al
ways has been, Capitol Hilr' calling
day. Those receiving on Monday will
be Mrs. ]. W. Kern. Mrs. Sparkman.
Mrs. ]. Burnett, Mrs. D. Shackleford,
Mrs. E. Chandler, Mrs. E., Pou, Mrs. T.
Clarke, Mrs. L. Dixon, Mrs ]. Adair,
Mrs. w. A. .Ashbrook, Mrs. c. g. Ed
wards, Mrs. S. Ferris. Mrs. ]. r, Sher-
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Cline, Mrs. w. Cullop, Mrs. D. Hughes.
Mrs. J. Davenport, Mrs J. Russell. Mrs.
z. r. Bathricll, Miss Brown, Mrs. NJ.
Burke, Mrs. j. L. Byrne, Mrs. J. X.
Farr, Mrs. w. B. Francis. Mrs. D. Nc
GiIlicuddy, Mrs. 8. @. Porter, Mrs. T. L.
Rubey, Mrs. A Walters, Mrs. c. Smith,
Mrs. J. Aswell, Mrs. w. Bailey, Mrs.
F Dershem. Mrs. ". Gard. Mrs. r.
Gittins, Mrs. ". Gordon. Mrs. A. John
son, Mrs. e. Heating. Mrs. W. Kett-
ner, Mrs. A. s. Kreider. Mrs, c. Lieo,
Mrs j. Peterson. Mrs. L.. StrinGer.
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Going to Jerusalem, monkey drills,
saber drills, fancy tandem driving, and
some wonderful jumping will be the
special features at the Riding and Hunt
Club tomorrow night. The exhibition
will embrace more difficult feats OF
horseback than ever before undertaken
by this club. The show will open with
a mounted drill OF eighteen or twenty
horsenen, followed by a saber drill by
Troop I. Of the Fifth Cavalry, from
Fort Myer. . \ monkey drill by the
members OF Battery D. of the Third
Field Artillery. also will be a notable
exhibition.
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The road out to the Chevy Chase Club
last night was one continuous line OF
automobiles. And, somehow, all roads
seemed to lead to the club. for the
regular Wednesday .dinner-dance was
the attraction.
Miss Eleanor Wilson and Miss Funk
of Bloomington, Ill. were the honor
guests of Miss Maitland Marshall,
daughter of Brig. Gen. William L. Mar
shall, L. 5. a, and Mrs. Marshall, at a
young peoples dinner. Others who had
parties of guests with them were Con-
gressman Flood of Virginia, DR.. and
Mrs. Sinclair Bowen, Capt. and Mrs,
Brook. Mrs. I. T. Mann. Mrs. Mccall
lum, Mrs. J. 3. Merrill. Colonel and
Mrs. Foote. Commander Sims. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
Browne, Ralph Hill. DR.. and Mrs.
Louis Lehr, and Commander Burstyn.
s.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Margaret VIII
son went to New York yesterday to
greet Mr.. and Mrs. Frances BoWes
Sayre upon their return from their
honeymoon trip abroad. Before return
ing to Washington Mrs. Wilson Will
visit N Princeton.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were the honor guests Of the German
| Ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorit
! at a dinner party last evening at the
embassy. The other guests were the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand, CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. 4. p.
| Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Ander-
son, Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs Marshall
Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Mr.
and Nine. Scherbatskoy, OF the Russian
| embassy; John Barrett, and Baron Kurt
Won Lersner.
| Miss Genevieve Clark extends an in
yitation to those interested in the or
! ;-"nization Of the Junior Auxiliary or
I the NeiShborhood House. to attend
meeting at her homo, 24ol MasSachu-
setts avenue, tomorrow morning at II
o'cn.ck. The work of the Neighborhood
House kindergarten will be explained by