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Vest, Miss Marjorie Helmbold. Miss Lii
liam Hendrick. Miss Margaret Read ant
Baroness Lily van Winckler.
(; Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary were
the hosts at a delightful dance giver
last night at their home. on 18th street
in compliment to Miss Jane Gregory
and her house guests, Miss Bryan ant
Miss Taylor of Texas.
Mrs Ross Thompson gave Iuncheo,
| yesterday in honor of Mrs. Daniels
wife of the Secretary of the Navy. He
| guests included Mrs. John w. Foster
Mrs David Jayne Hill. Mrs. Theodore
Thomas Ewing. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs
oseph f. Thropp. Mrs. Charles Wood
RS. John A. Hoogewerf and Mrs. a
| c. Downing.
Mr.. John A. Spellbrinc, son of B. A
| Spellbring, president I. A. T. S. E.. anC
| Miss Frances r. Hcssler were uuietl!
married Sunday afternoon, December
5. 1915, at Rockville. Md.
| Mr. Oscar Harris celebrated his birth
! day anniversary with some young
| friends the evening of December 6, al
! the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr
| and Mrs. Charles William Powers OF
| the Cavendish.
Mr. and Mrs w Ross Gravener have
left for Easton. Pa. where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Riegel
! Representative James W. Good OF
| Iowa has taken apartments at the
| Dewey for the winter.
| Miss Dorothy Taylor entertained at a
| tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. a. Toutant Beauregard, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Munford. Miss An
| toinette Ray and Miss Dorothy Brooks
presided at the tea table. and the others
assisting were Mrs. David W. Taylor
Mrs. Joel Bunkley. Miss Ellie Lejune
Miss Dorothy Adams, Miss Helen Nc
Cumber. Miss Dorothy Wyeth and Miss
| Katherine Effinger.
Messrs. Charles Page Bryan and John
| Barton Payne entertained at luncheon
yesterday the Japanese amba ssador,
Baron Shibusawa. with his Interpreter,
Mr.. Zomoto. one of the leading jour
nalists of Japan. Among the guests
were Messrs. McAdoo. Secretary of the
Treasury; Houston. Secretary of Agri-
culture: Williams. controller of the
currency: Edward \. Hurley, Hennen
Jennings. Charles Henry Butler, Lang
don Warner, Charles Noble Gregory,
| Gen. Sharpe, Capt. Bristol and DR..
Saterwaite.
bridge party. followed by tea, yesterday,
at her apartment at the Westmore-
! land. Among her guests were Mrs.
Babbitt. Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Cameron,
Hobbs. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Mcfarland,
Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Candy. Mrs.
Winn and Mrs. Farnsworth presided at
the tea table.
Miss Flora Wilson and Mrs. Robert
Russell are entertaining at a bridge
party of seven tables, followed by tea
this afternoon at the Highlands, in
compliment to Mrs. C. S. Adams OF
Lynchburg. Va, and Miss Ruth Wells
of Athens, Ga.
Mai Gen. George Barnett and Mrs
Barnett returned Yesterday afternoon
| from Baltimore, where they attended
/ the german Monday evening. While
there they were the guests of Mrs. John
Freeman Rasin.
Miss Margaret Wilson attended the
sale and tea dance given by Mrs. Edison
Bradley yesterday to aid the poor OF
the city.
The affair, which started at 10 o'clock
in the morning and lasted until z
o'clock last evening, was a great sue
cess.
j The tables placed around the beau
tiful ballroom of the Edison residence
were flled with fancy articles, most of
which were made by Mrs. Bradley her
self.
A stringed orchestra played for the
dancing. and the rooms We're thronged
throughout the day.
Nine. de Riano, wife of the Spanish
ambassador: Mrs Corcoran Thorn and
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph poured tea.
Miss Eleanora Morgan's fortune tell
ing booth was q most popular retreat,
and others taking part included Mrs
Vaudeville Carlisle, Mrs. Hugh Wal
lace. the Misses Patten. Mrs. Preston
Gibson. Mrs. George Eustis. Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, the Misses Sheridan
Miss Sheriff.. Miss Margaret Perrin,
Miss Gladys Hinckley, Miss Margaret
Howard. Miss Helena Elliott, Miss
Catherine Britton, Miss Flores Howard
Miss Heath, Miss Evalina Gleayes, Miss
Margaret Read. Miss Williams. Miss
| Sally Beecher. Miss Catherine Harlow,