The Washington times., 1915-12-13
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HosteSSeS.


Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury. daughter
tertaIned at luncheon today in compli-
ment to two of the seasons debutantes
Miss Margaret Read and Miss Marie
Sims. The girls invited to meet them
Lcjeune, Miss Elizabeth Chase, Miss
Susanna Chase Miss Georgia Schofield,
Miss Ruth Lester. Miss Lillian Hen
drick: Miss Catherinc Burdette. Miss
man. Miss Katherine Efnnger. Miss
Margaret Douglas. Miss Julia Briee.
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest. Miss Marie
Peary. Miss Maxwell Church. Miss
Miss Dorothy Brooks. Miss Mary Ora
ham. Miss Louise Clark and her guest.
Miss Harmon Bailey. OF Chicago: Miss
Helen McCumber. Miss Dorothy Wyeth.
Miss Pocahontas Butler. and Miss Mar
jorie Russ The guests were seated at
small tables. which had graceful decora-
tons Of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Shirley Carter,
of Cambridge. are receiving consratn-
lstions upon the birth OF daughter.
Mrs. Carter. who was Miss Louise Hope
Thacher. is the daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Thomas Chandler
Thacher.
xnns MRS T T Knox N is wtas enter3anns Ga GS0ns at
bridge this afternoon at her apartment
in the Westmorcland in honor Of Mrs.
Archibald Hall. who is visiting Mrs.
guests. Mrs. E.ffinger will preside at
the tea table.
The Vice President and Mrs. MAJ
shall are due to reach Washington
this evening from their home at In,
dianapolis where they were detained
by the illness of Mrs. Marshall. VINO
is now convalescing: Ihey , y,,vd WI, sPenI iEotei
where they have selected an apart
ment which has been not only refu--
nishsd to accord with Mrs. MarshalIs
taste, but in some degree reconstruct
ed to meet the requirements and con.
venience of both the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall They spent sew
eral days here in September selecting
the furnishings and making thelr az
rangements for the winter in whose
social activities they expect to take
prominent part
The Vice President and Mrs: Mar.
shall have in mind series or large
will reserve the drawing room suite
frequently used for dinners to the
President. They gave similar series
winter before last which were de-
clared to be more like the old-time
parties of a score of years ago than
anything Washington has known In
recent years.
The President and Cabinet will occupy
boxes at Memorial Continental Hall this
afternoon at 5 o'clock for the entertain
ment in aid of the American Hospital IN
Tokyo; Japan; The IT, Marine M Band WI WI.
Mrs. William G; 3raisted, Mrs. Thoma.
smes h%es 4sser M.s Hnry Mg G. W GeHe Gsss Mrs Mrs
Charles 8. HamIin,. Mrs. Hoes, Mrs; M
Marian Oliver Mrs. Mahlon Pitney
are Miss Wilson. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs
McAdoo. Mrs. Garrison Mrs. Gregory
Mrs. Mrs. RedsiS NIT Mrs. M
son. Mrs. Breckenridge, Mrs, Roosevelt
Mrs. Vrooman. Among the box holder
are Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs: John G
Boyd, Mrs. Alpheus II. Snow. Mrs. VII
liam {. Rives, the Bishop of Washing
ton, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, and Mrs
Victor KauffmlnI.
The officers of the national association
in charge of the work are Lloyd c. Girls
com. president; ". J. Schieffelin, vic
president; John $, Rogers, secretary
Lloyd G. Green, Lindsay Russell, Jane
A. Seymour, George Wharton Pepper
and Mrs. Charles Rodman Pancoast..
Members of the younger set IN Wash
ington society are looking forward wit
interest to the visit of the Yale Glee
Banjo, and Mandolin Clubs to Wash
ington. The musical clubs will give
concert at the Raleigh Hotel Saturda!
The Yale boys will be extensively en-
tertained while in Washington. The
will remain here over Sunday befor
continuing their Christmas holiday triI
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The first tea Of the College Women
Club will be given at the Raleigh, i
the oak room. Wednesday Afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. The hostesses wi
be the George Washington members G
the club. and the guests Of honor Pres
dent Stockton. OF the university. an
Mrs. George p. Merrill. president of tn
Columbian Women. The program wi
be announced later:
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The annual meeting Of the Women
Auxiliary Of the University of Pcnr
syivania was held at the country hon
OF Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, o
Grant road, on Wednesday. Mrs Rot
crt Harper. Sd, was elected president ft
the coming year After the twent
members gathered around the tea tab
plans for the future were discussed
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The residence of Mrs. Thomas IT. CAT
third vice president of the DISTRICT
an Suffrage. will be thrown open tn
afternoon for a tea in honor of
National Association Opposed to Wof
an sursse which held in its sbe amnp mor
ing There are nearly 100 delegate
prominent women from twenty3,tv
States. Mrs. Gaff will be assisted
receiving by Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dode
president Of the National Associate
Opposed to Woman Suffrage. and M,
Mahlon Pitney. Among those who a
expected to be present in addition
the guests of honor are Mrs. Robe
Lansing. Mrs Nicholas Anderson. M
Arthur Addison. Mrs. Willard Brow
son, Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs. Lothrop Bra
ley, Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. Eds
Bradley Mrs. Buckingham. Mrs. Dou
las Putnam Birnic, Mrs. Joseph
BRADLEY, Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, NJ
Edward L. Capehart, Mrs. Thomas
Chatard. Mrs. Allerton Cushman. NJ
Card. Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs.
Vaudeville Carlisle. Mrs. John David
Mrs Arthur Wallace Dunn, NJ
Stephen Elkins, Mrs Richard =
Madame Ekcngren, Miss Elliot NJ
Frank Fletcher, Mrs. Charles Fitzhui