The Washington times., 1914-04-17
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Csroline Scott Harrison Chapter, D. A.
r. with her granddaughter, Miss
dorothy Beckwith, of Los Angeles. are
-uests of Mrs. CORTLAND Gushing
17ements, 1917 Columbia road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Perrin entertain
II at dinner at the Shoreham last
ght.
Mrs. G. c. Phipps, of Denver. has ar
wed at the Shoreham
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Miss Edith NJ Searle, who will be the
--est Of honor at the Congressional
Club this afternoon at the regular Fri
tories in costume at { o'clock. At 5
,.c clock tea will be se:'ed.
Mrs. ]. ]. knapp entertained at a
harming luncheon today in honor of
Miss Maitland Marshall. whose mar
iage to Paymaster John Harrison
Knapp, win take place on Wednesday
ext The decorations were Of green
and white. with wedding bells and tiny
lcves for favors. Invited to meet Miss
eleanor Wilson, Miss Hazel Funk, Of
Bloomington. H.; Miss Mary Bane. of
staten Island, Miss Kate DuBose, Miss
Julia Heyl and Miss Ruth Bliss. Mrs.
frank Phipps. wife Of Captain Phipps,
Of the coast artillery. and Miss Dorothy
Arkwright, Of Atlanta, who will be
Miss Marshall's matron and maid of
honor, have not reached town yet, but
are expected on Monday.
Edward Eberle. of New York will
% best man for Paymaster Knapp
and among his ushers will be Assistant
Surgeon Robert Ransdell. Lieut.. Jack
london, Lieut. Forde Todd, Lieut. Fred
Poteet and Lieutenant Langworthy, all
# the Mayfiower.
This evening Captain MacDougall, of
he Mayfiower, and Mrs. MacDougall
will entertain at dinner in honor of
Miss Marshall and Paymaster Knapp.
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Mrs. Merryman and Miss Adams are
hostesses this afternoon at a the dan
SAINT IN compliment to the Paint and
Powder Club Of Baltimore. After the
lea they entertain 4 few guests for sup
per and the dancing will continue
through the evening.
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Mrs Thomas F. Walsh will give a box
?arty this evening, taking her guests
10 the Columbia to see The Rejuve-
mating Of Aunt Mary"
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Mrs Theodore Tfller entertained in
formally at luncheon today, followed by
bridge.
Mrs James E. MARITIME, wife Of Sena
tor MARITIME OF New Jersey, entertained
at a beautiful luncheon today at
Rauscher's, in compliment to Mrs. Gar
rison- The guests were seated at five
small tables, each table being adorned
with centerpiece Of different colored
blossoms. There was a red rose table,
white rose table, q table Of jonouiIs,
one Of pink carnations. and one Of pink
roses. Among the guests were Mime. da
Cana, Nine. Riana, Mrs. John K.
Shields. Mrs. Key Pitmann, Mrs. Swan
son. Mrs John Bassett Moore, Mrs.
Faircaild, Miss Wood, Miss Flora VIII
son. Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Walsh, Mrs. ScuIly, Mrs. Kinkead, Mrs.
Hsmill, Mrs. John W. Fails, Miss Tenn
pie. Miss Semp, Mrs. Hannis Taylor,
Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Stanford, and Mrs.
Bradley A. Fiske.
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Owing to the sudden death Of her
brother, James P. Scott, in Boston.
Mrs Thropp has Cancelled all her en-
gagements.
The brilliant young violinist, Signor
Carmine Fabrizio. pupil of Charles
Martin Loefher. and formerly of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, will give a
recital at the home of Mrs. Stilson
Hutchins. 1903 Massachusetts, avenue.
Saturday. April Is, at II a. m.
The patronesses are Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall, Mrs Lindley N. Garrison,
Mrs. Albert S. Burleson, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Franklin K. Lane. Mrs
David F. Houston, Mrs William c.
Redheld. Mrs. William B. Wilson. Mrs.
Champ Clark. Mrs. Albert B. Cummins,
Mrs. Earl Cranston. Mrs. R. NJ. La
Toilette. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
Mrs John A. Logan, Mrs. StiIson
Hutchins, Mrs. Philander P. Claxton,
Mrs. T. L. Macdonald, Mrs. Henning
Selms. Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick,