The Washington herald., 1914-03-08
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their six years residence in Washington
has taken prominent part In social life
at the National Capital.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson left wash
iIgton yesterday for ten days visit to
ormond. Fla
Mrs. Charles Mcchord, wife of the In
tcrstate Commissioner. and Miss Mar
garet McChord, entertain dancing class
on Wednesday nights throughout Lent,
the members thereof being prominent
dcbutantes of this and last year and a
number of young army and navy officers
and unmarried diplomats. Miss Margaret
Wilson was one Of the guests last We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. McChord's residence in Connec-
ticut avenue is one Of the most attract
i've in Washington. and a ballroom Is
one Of its most charming architectural
features. Mrs. McChord and her popu-
lar young daughter are counted among
Washington's most delightful hostesses.
Miss Julia C. Calhoun, who has been
spending most of the winter in WASH
ington. has returned to her home In
New York.
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu,
the latter formerly Miss Eleanor wise
of Baltimore, have arrived In Washing-
ton and are stopping at the Shoreham-
The beautiful portrait Of Miss Julia
Williams, daughter of Senator and Mrs.
John Sharp Williams, recently painted
by Miss Hattie Burdette, Is attracting
many visitors to Miss Burdette's studio.
in G street Miss Williams,N who Is less
interested in social life than her younger
sister, Miss Sallie Williams, has the
same lovely blonde coloring that has
last year.
Miss Burdette has been commissioned
to paint the portrait of Senator Williams,
the fund for which the Democratic men,
bcrs of the House subscribed when he
left the House for the Senate.
Washington Camp, Sons of Confederate
Veterans, will give dance Tuesday
evening at Confederate Home, 1872 Yer
mont avenue northwest.
In the receiving line will be Mr.. J. R.
Price, commandant of the camp; Miss
Eta Louise Taggart, Mrs. William T.
Borland. wife of Representative Borland:
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife of Senator
Sheppard: Mrs. r. E. Thornton, wife of
State Senator Thornton, of Virginia;
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, president of
the Southern Relief Society; Mrs Sankey
Bacon. wife of DR.. Bacon. U. S. N: Mrs. |
Ben Fuller, Mrs. Lewis T. Shoemaker, |
Mrs. Howell Smith, and Mrs. Hugh T. |
Taggart.
The young ladies' committee will con-
sits of Miss Nellie Claire Howard, the
camps maid of honor; Miss Hazel Cox, |
Miss Madge Ticket Stokes, Miss Leonora
Riviera, Miss Artemisia Newman, Miss
Lillian Fields, Miss Mary Tugh. Miss
Mcknight, Misses Anne and Isabella |
Taggart. Mrs. Ralph Daughton. of Balti-
more, will serve punch.
Among those entertaining at the The
Dansant at the New Willard yesterday
afternoon We're Mrs. DeVrees Critten.
Mrs. Elmer Black, Mr.. V H. Callman.
DIR. l. E. Cofer, Mr.. Donnelly, Mrs. Duff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Dean, Mrs. L.
Wheeling Estes, Mrs. Van Fenden, Mrs
William Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. HYDE,
Captain Merry. Mrs Mary ButterworthI
Hazelton. Mr.. Allen c. Minnix, Mrs. Mar
tin Littleton. Mrs. J. 1. O'Hair, Mr.. Irv-
ing Smith, Miss Portner, Mr. Slate, Mr..
John II. Stebbins, Mr.. James R. TiIford,
MIR. David TAFT. Mrs. Benjamin Trap
nell. Col and Mrs. John Graves, Col
John Clifton. Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Flora
Wilson, Mr.. Wallace.
Mrs. Eugene Hale is spending the
weekend at the Hotel Gotham in New
York
Mrs. Theodore Tiller will receive FRI
day. March IT, at her home 1914 Park
nriI ~ |
Georgia.
The board of lady managers of the
Washington Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital will! give a card party. whist,
cUchre and five hundred in the white
parlor of the Ebbit House Tuesday even
ing, March 10. at O'Clock A large num-
her of prizes will be awarded. and all
friends Of the hospital are cordially in
vited. Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson. Mrs. Os- Il
car COumbe, Mrs. ]. C. Kondrup, Mrs.
Roe Fulkerson. Mrs. S. W. Hastings, Miss
Carrie Hastings, rs. ]. c. Bushey, Mrs.
:. 4. Jackon, Mrs. H. W. Szegedy have
charge of the general arrangements for
cards and prizes.
Other members of the committees are:
Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin, Mrs. W. P. Ram
sey, Mrs. A. ]. Riley, Mrs. NJ. T. Wick
life, Mrs. C. B. Wait, Miss jamie E.
Miss Katherine Barlow, Mrs. :
Timberlake, Miss Sarah Stew :
ems. Mrs. H. C. Swami, Mrs. Wilson Z
Miller, Mrs. Leo OdeKoven, Mrs. George
Mrs. H NJ. Dixon, Mrs. z. 8. !
Cropley, Mrs. A. c. Mayors, Mrs. c. L. !
Henry. Mrs. ]. II. Mullen, Miss Eta
Benjamin. Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. F. ]. G
Rowen, Mrs. R. H Giles, Mrs. Sue W. I
Ramseur, Mrs. W. B. Appleby, Mrs. s. ,
E. Jackson, Mrs. G. A. Menge, Mrs. /
James Dyer, Mrs. ]. B. Abraham, Mrs. ]
G. &. Poole, Mrs. T. Michael, Mrs T o. | ]
Mrs. J. r. Simpson, Mrs. c. '
]. Poole, Mrs John Bushey. Mrs. james /
T. Gibbes Mrs. NJ. C. Bcnham, Mrs. c. I
F. Chamberlain. Mrs. Ada Moody, Mrs. {
Chester II. Smith, Mrs. William r. IL
Toung, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. P. NJ Walker,
Miss Mary Colt, Mrs. Emma J. Smith,
Mrs. Z. W. Chiswell, Mrs. ]. c. Chest
nut. Mrs. W. Limerick, Mrs. Benjamin
Cole, Miss Alice Regan. Mrs. Flora
Dyer, Mrs. Oliver Wiley, Mrs. Leo Sim a
mons, Mrs. Thachera, Mrs. Harry Lam {
son. Mrs. w. A. Robins, Mrs r. S.
Wolfe, Mrs. NJ. L. Bundy, Mrs. E, W. 4
Ianley. Mrs. o. Watts.