The Washington times., 1914-03-16
OF
Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

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Wilson. The additional guest.
were Mrs. Aston Simpson, Mrs. Car,
d. Langhorne. Mrs. SpauIding Elan
merry. Mrs Charles Hagner, Miss Burle
son. Miss Colt. Miss Fhyilis Moore, Mis-!
Anne Moore. Miss Genevieve Walsh
Miss Anne Squire, Miss Hawkins. Mis-.
8isseil. OF Wilmington, ana Mrs. Rruc.
Ford, Of Chestnut Hill. Pa. Mrs. Forc
and Miss Bissell are house guests n
Mrs. Salisbury.
The Congressional Club has sent on,
invitations for Tuesday evening, MarcF
:. when a reception with dancing vii
6e given az the clubhouse. and also 70,
Tuesday evening. March 81. for a bridge
party and old-time dancing.
s.
Mrs. David Jayne Hill entertained to-
day at luncheon OF forty covers in
honor OF Mrs. Champ Clark.
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The concert to he given for the bene-
~ of the Confederate Home. in Yer
mont avenue. Tuesday afternoon, March
81, at the residence of Mrs William
Phelps Ero, is under the patronage of
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall and the
ladies of the Cabinet, Mrs. Brayn. Mrs.
Garrison. Mrs. Daniels. Mrs Houston,
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. BIrlesOn. Mrs. Red
held. and Mrs Wilson. Tne Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Attorney Cen
eral are patrons. The artists TO give
the program are Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Miss Elizabeth Howry. and Earl
Cartwright. Tickets are on sale at
Mrs. Hswry's, 172S 1 street. ami at
Mrs Leigh Robiason's, the FarraGut
On Saturday, Mrs. Eagle. wife of
Congressman Joe H. Eagle, was hostess
at a charming luncheon in the Oak
room of the Raleigh. Covers were laid
for twenty-siy. The guest of honor
vas Mrs Martin LIttleton. and invited
10 meet her were Mrs. Morris Shep-
pard. Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs. Jack
Bean. Mrs Rufus Hardy, Mrs. James
Young. Mrs. r. L. Henry, Mrs. John
II. Stephens, Mrs. Daniel Garrett. Mrs.
Horace Vaughn, Mrs. John n. Garner.
Mrs James L. Slayden, Mrs. William
r. Smith. Mrs. A. W. Gregg. Mrs. Os-
car Galloway, Mrs. Schluter Mrs.
Henry D. Clayton, Mrs tIan,lin, Mrs.
Bailey. Mrs. Cato Sells. Mrs. Pobnett.
Mrs. South Trimble, Miss Brooks, Mrs.
Weston and Mrs Chalmers.
Mrs. Mary Z. Carrell, of s1l Sixth
street. is entertaining her aunt and
cousin. Mrs. Edward Sinclair and Miss
Cora Sinclair, of Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. James, of Boston.
are at the Hotel Powhatan for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin arrived from
Bar Harbor, Ne, Sunday and will be
1t the Hotel Pownatan during their
stay in Washington.
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Grant Stephenson, son of Senator
Isaac Stephenson. accompanied By
Mrs. Stephenson and their son. are
guests of the Senator at the Hotel
Powhstan.
Sir Francis Younghushand, Of London,
and former Governor and Mrs Quimby,
OF New Hampshire. are among the
guests at the Grafton Hotel
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The members of the social club of the
'olumbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind held their monthly meeting
Thursday evening.
Those present were Miss De We're
Whitton. Miss Helen Stone. Miss Har-
riett Stone, a. 6. Ramisch, Julius
Ramisch. Miss E. Louise Patterson.
Miss Grace Grady, Miss Gertrude
Grady. Miss Katie Grady, French s.
Hufty, Miss Susie /. Duffy. ]. Francis
Germuiller. William Hilton. Miss The
resa Germuiller, II. r. w. Miles. R. W
Swami. Miss d. z. Swami, and John
Fitzgerald.
The CommandaCt of tae Marine Corps
and Mrs. George Barnett will be at
home this afternoon at the command
ants house at the Marine ;;arracks.
This is the second afternoon reception
Major and Mrs. Barnett have given
since their return to Washington sew
eral weeks ago.
The Counselor of the German En-
bassy. Haniel Won Haimhausen, has
again leased the house in Newport
which he occupied last year Nine
vOn Hainhausen. who is still abroad,
expects to join him later.
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Nr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell We're
hosts at a large dinner at the Alibi
Club last night in honor of Prince Mum
ster of Germany, who is a guest Of
Ambassador and Nine Dumba, at the
Austro Hungarian embassy.
Miss Margaret Worthington. daughter
InTAI MEMTInM