The Washington herald., 1915-12-17
SOCIETY
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Ashmeade Fuller. Miss Margaret
Douglas. Miss Mary Graham. Miss
Maxwell Church. Miss Pauline Stone,
and Miss Jeanette Cowan.
Senator and Mrs. Overman were hosts
at the willard in honor Of their daugh-
ters last evening. The guests were
the receiving party and few addi-
tionnl young people.
The committee on arrangements for
the presentation Of the photo-plAy,
The Battle Cry Of Peace announces
that all members of all patriotic so
cieiies who have been invited to at
tend the presentation of this play to-
be given by the National Society OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
at Memorial Convention Hall. this
evening will be admitted upon show
ing their insignia or by the presenta-
tion of Identification cards which may
be obtained at Memorial Convention
Hall before $3.50 p. IN. today.
Miss Dorothy Shuey gave luncheon
party yesterday afternoon in compliment
OF Miss Dorothy bennett A large cen
,er-piece OF red roses adorned the table.
The other guests were Mrs. Edward ),
Sturges Mrs. Richard e. Burleson. Miss
Helen c. McCumber. Mrs. Charles y.
Riker. Miss Marie Sims. Miss Maxwell
Church. Miss Elizabeth IiT'iing. Miss
Dorothy wyeth, Miss Frances Ehinger.
Miss Katherine Effingrr.. Miss Hannah
Taylon Miss pororhy Adams, Miss
Pauline Stone. Miss Dorothy Campbell.
Mrs Milo Fox. Mrs. Charles Happier.
Mrs Joseph Colquitt Miss Edith Oracle.
Miss Christine waSssmsn and Miss
Elizabeth Chase
| DIR. Henry :. Dripker. president Of Le-
high University, arrived at Washington
yesterday and is stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. La Verne Noyes. of Chicago; Mr..
Adolph Iewisohn. Of New York; Mr.. II
+. Chubbick, Of Illinois: Mrs. William
skinner and Miss n. w. Turner of The
| Plains: Mrs. Frederick p BaGley and
Miss Bagley. OF Boston. and Mr. W. F.
Sadler. Of Trenton, n. j.. adjutant gen.
eraI Of the State. we're other prominent
| arrivals of yesterday.
Dr. Rudolph Teusler. chief Of st.
Lukes International Hospital at Toyko.
arrived at the Shoreham yesterday for
! q stay Of several days. DIR. Teusler was
| formerly OF Wytheville. Va. where his
| boyhood was passed at the home of Mr..
\ and Mrs. William H. Boiling, the latter
| being his aunt.
| Yesterday Gen George Barnett gave
! a luncheon party in honor of former Am
bassador Cherlemagne Tower. The guests
included Senator Weeks. Acting Secre-
l. Lt.ry- of the Navy Roosevelt. Admiral Ben
son. Col. Taucheimer, Col. Charles Page
Byron and Col. Charles T. McCauley.
Mis- Elizabeth Malotte Barnes and
Miss NJ. Grace Storms. OF Fontsnet
Courts. will be the holiday guests OF
Prof. Harold Barnes and family. Of
Girard College. Philadelphia.
The Congressional Club will he at
home this afternoon for the last time
| until the Friday after New Years. There
will be a musical program and tea will
| be served at o'clock
| The Misses Overman, daughters of Sem
ator Overman. were among those enter
| tanning parties at the Willard last night
| for the first Of the series OF supper-dances
| which will be given following the per-
formances Of grand opera this week.
t. Miss RosaIie Waters entertained in
| formally at luncheon yesterday in honor
Of Miss Jane Gregory and her two house
guests, Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Mary
Bryan.
at the Shoreham were Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
de Forest. Mrs. William Herbert. WASH
ington; Mrs. Van Sinderen Lindsey, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hill, all of New
York.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl entertained a
luncheon party of six guests in the
rose room of the shoreham.
The Comptroller of the. Currency
and Mrs. John Shelton Williams gave
a dinner party In honor of Miss Ellen
Beirne Scott. the much feted debu-
tante daughter Of Judge and Mrs. r.
Carter Scott. on Wednesday evening
at Paxton" their handsome residence
just outside Richmond. Covers were
laid for sixteen.
Mrs. John B. Heron. Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. who has many Washington friends
made during the administration of
former President and Mrs. Taft. is at
the Shoreham for q short stay.
Officers OF the Federal Reserve
Board and visiting. bankers had a
Gnchson In the rose room of the
Shore with covers laid for eighteen.
/, Mrs: Joseph c. yColquitt will be at
| home. this Afternoon at the st. Regis.
22ls ;Canfornia street
Brig. Gen. Stephen P. Jocelyn. U. s. A.
lretiredl. Mrs. Jocelyn and Miss Dorothy
Jocelyn have arrived from their home
at Burlington. VT, and. are stopping at
| the Willard. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Hall are among
| the well-known Virginians passing a
short itirne at the Shoreham. where they
arrived yesterday.
!, Miss N. H. Bayyly has been appointed
-tesehsr u the Henry public school