Evening star., 1915-04-10
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Miss Tillman Entertained at
Dinner Dance Last
Night.
Miss Bourne Guest Of Honor at Tea
Today-Travel Plans
Personals.

Miss Tilman entertained at a dinner
of sixteen covers at her home on Q street
| last night
A dance, to which additional guests
were invited, followed.
Mrs Henry Sherman Boutell and Mrs.
John Woods Ladd are entertaining at
tea this afternoon in honor of Miss
Bourne.
Mime. Dumba, wife Of the Austrian am
| bassador. is in New York for stay OF
| several days
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff are in New York, where they
will be joined Monday by the members
| of the embassy staff, who are to take part
| in the bazaar to be held for the beneht
| of the Russian soldiers
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. William Littauer were among those
| entertaining at dinners last night.
Mrs. r. C. Tower was the honor guest
| at luncheon given by Mrs. Mark Bristol
yesterday.
| Mrs. julius c. Burrows, wife of former
| Senator Burrows, who is here visiting
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn. was the guest OF
| honor at a bridge party given yesterday
| by ATS. L. lie w lIC ldlmdSe.
Mrs. Robert Messenger Hinckley and
| her young son have left for Norfolk,
| where they will join Ensign Hinckley,
who has just returned from three
month stay in Cuba.
| Mr. and Mrs Abner #. Neff, who have
| been at the Farragut for the past win
ter. are leaving today for Los Angeles,
and will visit the California exposi-
- Nos n fr,rr Inn,
| Mrs NJ A. Adams, who formerly re-
sided at 1435 street, has taken an
apartment at the Rockingham. 1917
| Rhode Island avenue.
| Among those lunching yesterday in
| the rose room of the Shoreham were
the Secretary of State, Mr.. Bryan,
and ali the members of the cabinet now
| in Washington, Mr.. Justice McRey-
nolds. Mr.. Tumulty. secretary to the
| President. DR.. Cary Grayson. Nj. Fred
| eric McKenney, thee barge d'affaires
| of Greece, Mr.. Vouros: Mr.. Moreira of
the Brazilian embassy. Prince Hohen-
| lohe of the Austrian embassy. Mr..
| Dudley Field Malone. who lunched with
Mr.. J. C. O'Laughlin; Mrs. George Sum-
| merlin, the Misses Patten and Mrs. S.
c. Neall.
Mr. Dudley Field Malone has arrived
| at the Shoreham.
Mr.. F. NJ. Turner. jr.. of the chemi--
cal department of the University of
Toronto is spending the Easter vaca-
| tion with friends here.
Miss Nellie Lee Kidwell is visiting
| Mrs Ruffs at Mclean. Va.
| Miss Dorothy Dobyns has IS her house
guest Miss May Armstrong of Pittston,
Pa.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
District of Columbia Chapter of Found
| ers and Patriots of America was held
| Friday afternoon at the home of the
president. Mrs F. A. st. Clair. After
| the routine business was transacted
| two interesting papers were read, one
| by Mrs. +. J.. Whitney on Family Rec
| ords," and one by Mrs. J. A. Wickham
| on "The Minister in Colonial Days.
| A social hour was spent the hostess
serving delightful refreshments. Mrs.
| ]. Bachus of Plattsburg, n. Y, was the
| guest of honor of the chapter
| Commander Walter s. Marshman. pro-
| fessor of mathematics, United States
| Navy, and Mrs. Marshman arrived In
| this city yesterday morning for stay
! of several days. They are stopping
at the New Ebbitt
| Miss L. Freck, 143 11th street north.
east, will entertain a large party OF
| friends at dinner this evening in the
Ebbitt.
| Mrs Theodore Frederick Kane left
washington today for New York. From
| there she will visit in Marion. Mass.
before going to Newport for the sea-
son.
The ball for the benefit OF the babies
ward at the Children's Hospital, which
| took place at Rauschers last night,
was one of the most notapie aHdlrS
| of the spring.
The ballroom suite was elaborately
decorated with baskets of roses. palms.
ferns and smilax. A supper was served
at midnight.
The members of the committee under
whose auspices the ball was given in
cluded Mrs Clarence Wilson. Mrs. Hor-
ace Westcott, Mrs. John wilkins and
Mrs Joseph Letter, who acted as the
hostesses of the evening.
Those entertaining parties in the
boxes which lined the large ballroom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover,
and Mrs. Richardson Glover. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Warder. Mrs. Mar
shall Field, Nine. Hauge. Admiral and
| Mrs, Willard BrOWnson and Mrs. Will
liam A Slater.
The members Of the floor committee
We're as follows: Mr.. de Beaufort of
the Netherlands legation. Mr.. Todd, Mr..
F'lather, jr, Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Bastido. Mr..
iNoyes. Mr.. Mckinney, Mr.. Pendleton
Turner. Mr.. Henry Dickson, Mr.. Rob
ert Stead. jr., Mr.. George Marvin. Mr..
Basil Miles and Mr.. William G. Marrow.
great many dinner parties preceded
the dance.
Mrs Harding and son and Mrs. GULL
and daughters have returned to Wash
ington after spending Easter week
with their sister. Mrs. II. Milton Berry
of Baltimore, Nd.