The Washington times., 1915-01-23

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III BRYAN returned TO WASH
Ivl ington this morning from an
extended visit to her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Jennings Bryan, jr..
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Miss Margaret Wilson is expected to
reach town this evening, after short
trip to New York.
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James +. ]. Archibald, the noted war
correspondent. returned to Washington
last night from Vienna and Berlin and
Joined Mrs. Archibald at their apart
ment in tho Wyoming.
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Mrs. John Ritchie, jr., is entertaining
thirty-two ladies at bridge this after
noon at her apartment in ths Sheridan,
In compliment to her house guests.
Mrs. Frank Whiting, Of Philadelphia.
and Mrs. M, II. Slack, Of Norfolk. Va.
A small reception will follow later in
the afternoon. during which Mrs. Will
liam Haywood. Miss Mary Morris Amb-
Ter. Miss Charlotte Campbell. and Miss
Bessie johnson will serve at the tea
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hemmick will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow in COM
plimcnt to Cecil Chesterton. the noted
English lecturer, who will speak at the
National Theater tomorrow evening on
New Forces In English Literature
In the afternoon Mrs. Hemmick has
invited about seventy guests to meet Mr..
Chesterton and during the reception Mr..
SCkolove, the Russian violinist will play.
During his stay In Washington Mr..
Chesterton is the guest Of the Rev. Faith
er. Sigournay Fay at his residence in
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. w. r. Lowe has cards out for
bridse on January 20 at the Portner.
Judge and Mrs. John E. Garland en-
tertained at dance at their residence.
1906 Emerson street, Thursday night
when the announcement was made of
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Grace Carland to Henry Sewall Brown.
Judgo and Mrs. Garland are from
South Dakota, but have made their
home in Washington for the last three
years.
II. D. Bard. head OF the department
Of public speaking at Tome School.
Post Deposit. Md, and Thomas Moss.
music instructor, gave last Thursday
evening at the school an interesting
hhIoucu rue fNdteU,
with the music by Max Heinrich Mr..
Bard's readings have become very pop
ular with much larger group OF
people than those included In the per-
sonnel Of the school. and Mr. Moss ac-
compartments have been SO extremely
Of reading such as was given Thurs.
day evening always attracts a large
audience.
The wedding Of Miss Jennie Finger.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Finger. of
Charles Finklestein. Of Wilmington. N.
c.. was celebrated at the home Of the
bride on Sunday. before a large assem-
bly,. Rabbi George silverstone officiat-
ed. The home was beautifully decorated
with palms and smilax.
The bride. who walked with her
father. wore q gown Of ivory eatin,
trimmed with old lace and pearls. Her
veil. Of rose point lace. was arranged
in cap fashion about the dark coinure.
and was surmounted by a chaplet OF
orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet
Of lilies OF the valley and tea roses.
and her only ornament was a superb
The bride was attended by her sister,
in-law. Mrs. M. Finger. Of Raleigh. N.
C., and Miss Lena Finger. also OF
Raleigh. Both carried American Beauty
roses.
David Finger. of Clarksburg. w. Va,
brother of the bride. acted as best man
for Mr. Finklestein.
g Among the guests We're M. and Mrs.
5; Ginsberg: Mr.: and Mrs a. Ginsberg.
berg. Mrs. A. soble. Joseph Ginsberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lott. Miss Ello Lott I.
Kline. Miss Anna soble. Miss Anna
Bercowitz. I. Lipsitz, Mrs. Jane. Miss
Jennie Jaffe. Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson.
H96 enc .,.s. Miss IS Sarah JaeGesSn; s7sss. Guy
Of 'hsaHs saiti4nore: an" Mr.. BroWdy 81 PITS
burgh. Pa. Miss Mildred dc Leon. OF
Philadelphia: Dave Finger. Of Clarks-
Finger, and B. 8. Finger. all OF Raleigh,
N. c.
The section Of literature Of the Twen-
day afternoon at the home of the lead
road. Mrs. William i. Thayer will
read a paper on James Russell Lowell.
The tsrss;a section of archaeo1osy Under the
meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2:l6 at
262s! Woodley place. when Mrs. c.
Dwight Mars will talk on The De-
yelopment OF the Greek Temple to Its
On ' Tuesday " morning nor 's; the Section of
clvics and education. under the Joint
leadership Of Mrs. William F. Woolard
and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor. will
hold n meeting at the home of Mrs.
Grosvcnor. 1929 Eighteenth street. at
II o'clock John Joy Edison will speak
on Prison Reforms"
The section OF French will be enter
tained on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. T. Williams, 1901
Eighteenth street. Fart OF the time
will be devoted to French games under
the direction Of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Car
hart. leader of the section.
The section OF art will assemble at
the home Of the leader. Mrs. Dayton
8. Ward, 1863 Columbia road. on Thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. to listen
to papers on the Spanish artists. Marso
and Murillo.
Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell. president OF
the Twentieth Century Club, will re-
ceive for the last time this season on
Thursday afternoon at her new home,
2901 Wisconsin avenue.
The Womans National Democratic
League has selected February is as
the date of the annual Dolly Madison
Mrs Thomas Riley Marshall, Mrs
Champ Clark. and the ladies of the