The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Mems and Gossip of the Day
In Washington's Smart Set

Miss Meyer, Mrs Raymond r. Rodgers
Prince Hohenlohe, and Jonkheer ii. dc
Beaufort.
The minister Of Colombia entertained
a luncheon party. Fiscount Camden OF
the British embassy, had guests, includ-
ing Sir Richard Crawford. Of England,
The minister of the Netherlands. ChcE.
van Rappard, had guests Iunching win
him. as did former Senator ana Mrs
Bacon.
Mrs. d. NJ. Donner. of the Dresden.
entertained at a luncheon when her
guests were Mrs. B. Kimberly, Mrs. g.
Robertson, Mrs. F. walker. Mrs. #.
Dorr, and Mrs. J. Nef.
Mrs. Stitt, wife Of Medical Director
luncheon al the Army and Navy Club
on April %.
Mrs. Allan Lard will entertain IN
in her apartment in the Westmoreland.
Nine. Havenith, wife Of the Belgian
minister. met Countess de Hempt,nne'
of Belgium, upon her arrival In WASH
ngton yesterday. The countess, who is
occupying an apartment at the Grafton,
comes as an emisssry from Queen
Elizabeth of Belgium, in the interests
Of the lacemakers Of her country.
Today she is holding an exhibition and
sale Of the laces at the home of the
Misses Patten. 21o2 Massachusetts ave
nue., and during the afternoon MISS
Morris. who Is at the head Of the lace
department Of the Metropolitan Museum
New York, will give talk on laces.
Mrs. William L. Marshall wife of
Brigadier General Marshall. was hostess
at luncheon today in her apartment at
2139 wyoming avenue. Afterward there
was bridge.
Mrs william c. Langfitt. who has
been stopping at the Highlands for
some time will return tomorrow from a
brief trip to Richmond. and Will be Mrs
Marshalrs guest TO. week
Mrs James Duncan Gatewood is en-
tertaining informally at bridge this
afternoon.
/ Boush, u. S. N, has cards out for a
luncheon on April %.
Miss Monroe and Miss Catherine
| Critcher, both Washington artists o1
! note, are planning on exhibition Of theiI
work to be held at Moore's Galleries be-
| ginning May 3. s,e
They will send out cards for studio
tea and private view to be held at tht
gallery on the afternoon of May 3, anc
| later the exhibit will be open to th'
public.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair is in charge OF
the cabaret which promises to be as
! ti,ctly successful feature of the country
fair at Friendship May in aid OF the
Diet Kitchen Association. Nearly al
of the tea tables provided have ALREADY
been reserved. Those who entertain
Nine, Ekengren. Mrs. Grinnell, G. c,
Bates, Joseph Letter Nine Hauge, Mrs
l.. A. Montague. w. B. iibbs. Mis-:
Perrin. Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Rober
Mccormick. Mrs. wallach, Miss Cod
son. DR.. Jenkins. Mrs: Fred Keep. Mr.
Littauer, Mrs. Frank Noyes. Mr.. Brad
ley. Mrs. Clark Waggaman Mrs. Fab
nestock. Mrs. ". A; Hammond Mrs Mr.,
Rear Admiral Glover. Mrs James Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Robert Lansing. Miss Lee
Mrs. Perry Belmont Commander Jew
ELL Mrs. Harlow. Mrs. Julian James. G
General Barnett, George Myer. Mrs
Wheeler, Reynolds Hit, Lieut. Com
J. B. Jackson. Mrs. Ely. Mrs. Wander
grift- Mr.. Hoover. c. p Richardson. A
J. Peters. Captain Baldwin, Newton
Gulick, DR.. Lehr, and Ord Preston.
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The E;lwell Club will entertain a
bridge Monday night and again on Fri
day afternoon at the Washington Club
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The members of the Washington
Club will entertain at tea dane
Monday afternoon for the last tim
this season.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott entertained In
formally at luncheon yesterday after
noon.
! The Wellesley Club OF Washingto
held it's spring luncheon today at tn
University Club. About twenty-Hv
members attended and were seated A
small tables elaborately decorated wit
spring flowers.
Miss Dorothy A. Smalwood an
Reginald w. Geare will be married q
April 2S at S o'clock at st. Margaret
Church. A reception will follow at tn
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. George Smallwood, In SiXtecnt
street.
/ Mrs Daniel Ritter. Of Pennsylvania
will be matron Of honor and Miss Ma
gUerite Miller will act as maid of hor
Masters. Miss Ann Tuohy, Miss Ieli
/ Howard. and Miss Marie Tunsdall. Mis-
J Mary Elizabeth Selden will he fiowe
girl
Norman Geare. brother of the bride
groom. will be best man. and G"ors
, Geare. Dean Caldwell. Graham Small
/. wood, Harris Rouzer. and Richard II!
sor will be the ushers.
Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficl.len will b
, at home Informally Tuesday from III
, til at 1928 Biltmore street
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The amateur author and players grou
( Of the Drama League will meet tomo
' row for the last time this season
V $50 o'clock. The full dress rehears
/, OF the Opium Pipe" the play to
given on Tuesday evening. April q,
the Belasco Theater, will follow II
meeting.
: At the last meeting of the group Il
: play written hv DR.. Alfred Hopkins W,
= much applauded.
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e A bridge party followed by a t.
= dance will he given on Thursday afte
noon at 2:30 o'clock Tor the benefit
i, the Old Ladies' Home. The dancir
u will begin at o'clock.
D. The bridge tables will be in chart
= OF Mrs. William Kearney Carr al
' | ladies assisting her. The refreshme
e and tea tables VII be in charge Of MI
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