The Washington times., 1915-04-10
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HostesSes.

Mrs. Marshall Field entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon in
complim .nt to Mrs. Chatfield Taylor, Of
Chicago, who IS making a visit in Wash
ington. Mrs Field herself did the honors
at the tea table.
Madame Alma Gluck and Efrem Zm-
balist charmed a large audience ycster-
day with their Joint recital at the Ma
tional Thcater. Mrs. Mcmillan had a
box, and with her were Mrs. Hugh Nc
MILAN. Mrs. .Ogilbey, of Cleveland, and
Mas king. Niscountess de Sibour had
Edward, Mrs. Blaine Bcale, and Mrs
Nathaniel Francis. Miss Margaret
Breckenridge entertained in her box
Arthur Lee and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Others in the audience were Mrs
Ihomas Ewing, Miss Alexandra Ewing.
Newbold Noyes, Mrs. Henry Spencer,
Mrs: Henry Cleveland Perkins, Miss
Perkins, Mrs. John Gibbons, Mrs. Ely,
Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs Edward a. Mitch
ell, Mrs Richard Wallach, Mrs Clar-
ence eence Wilson, Mrs. woodbury. Blair, li,is
Frances Noyes. Lee Jones, Mrs. William
Barret Ridgely. Samuel Plson. the
Misses Marguerite and Olga Pilson, Mr.
ea and Mrs Raymond II PlsTn; on N MRS; 6ons nlS
Mrs. Denys, and the Misses Denys. Mrs.
Alfred Robbins, Miss Gwynn. Mrs Will
liam Hammond, Mrs. Worthington Miss
MandeviIlc Carlisle Mrs. Calderon ar
isle, and Mrs Walter Bruce Howe.
Miss Catherine Brney, who sc mar
riage to Ensign James HUE Strong.
L. 8. N, will be an event Of next
Thursday, has been het honor guest at
. number of entertainments this week.
Mrs. Thomas Forney say" luncheon
for her today, when the guests were
Miss Marie Adams. Miss Gladys Push,
Miss Hazel Cox, Miss Josephine Mitch
oil, Miss Ethel Schneider. and Mrs +.
Miss Hazel Cox will entertain the
luncheon party and six additional
guests at box party at the Columbia
Theater this afternoon in compliment
to Miss Birney, taking the party later
to the Willard for tea.
On Thursday Miss Marie Adams
gave a luncheon at her home in Park
road in Miss Birney's honor. IIaven-
the, decorations, while in the center
Of the table was a miniature wedding
cake adorned with bride holding a
Were Mrs: F. II. BarRer. Miss Lillian
Birney, Miss Hazel Cox. Miss Jose
Phine Mitchell. Miss Anne TToheE,
Mrs. Thomas Forney, Miss Almeda
Barr. Miss Dorothy Smallwood, and
Miss Marie Tunstall.
-.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard s entertain
Ing informally at tea this afternoon in
compliment to Mrs: Hare.
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest is entertain
ing bridge party OF four tables this
afternoon. followed by an informal tea.
at the residence Of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burr Harrison on
p street Among the guests are Miss
Madge Stokes, Miss Lillian Hendrick.
Miss Pauline Stone, Miss GwendOlyn
Denys, Miss Bessie Johnson. Miss Po-
cohontas Butler. Miss Mary Gwynn,
Miss Helen Branconier Smith. Miss An
toinette Ray. Miss Laura Graves, Miss
. Edith Oracle, Miss Maxwell Church.
Miss Hildrcth GatewOod, Mrs. Charles
Sawtcle and Miss Virginia Wheeler,
Miss Mary Amber and Mrs. T. RitChie
Stone will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. Thomas A. Wilmington is hos
tess at a bridge party OF four tables
this afternoon at her residence on Della
Oscar Wilkinson. Mrs. Eugene Tidcn,
Mrs. Alfred Dorroh. Mrs. II. T. b. Move
and Miss Annie Moye. Mrs. George De
Neal, Mrs. Rav. Mrs. Albert II. Fay.
Mrs. Edwin Jones, Mrs. Arthur Fisher,
Mrs o. S. Wiley. Mrs. Perry King and
Miss Ida Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cato enter
tained at musical Thursday night at
the Logan.
Mrs. John Russell wife of Major
Russell. L. S. NJ. c.. and her house
guest Mrs. Daniel DeMenocal. of Now
York. will be the honor guests ~ q
luncheon which Miss Ruth Harrison. OF
Cincinnati.s 3 will give at the ShorChan7
Monday afternoon.
Miss Harrison, who is prominent
horsewoman, is stopping at the Shore.
ham for a few days en- route to tho
Hot Springs. Va.
A distinguished company filled the
Rose room of the Shorcham for lunch
Yesterday, among them being Secre-
tarY of State Bryan and all III" mem
hers OF the Cabinet now in Washing
ton; Justice McReynolds. Ny. TumuIty
secretary to the President; DR.. Cary
Grayson, Frederick MCKenny, the
charge d'affaires Of Greece. Mr.
Noures; Mr.. Moreira. of the Brazilian
embassy; Prince HohenIhor. Of the
tone, who luncheA with J. {. O'LauGh
lin; Mrs. George Summerlin, the Misses
Patten' and Mrs 5. c. Neal.
permanent Peace" will I've the sub.
jcct of the address to be made by
August SChvan on Tuesday afternoon
at 4 before gathering of distinguished
women at the residence of Mrs. Viii
nam NfHl' WIG VI NOllol -ooilltll men
of California.
Mr. Schvan belongs to family Ions
prominent in Sweden. lie was for
merly secretary to the Swedish lCga
tion at Petrograd. and was for five
years private secretary to the minister
OF foreign affairs in Stockholm. He wa!
also chamberlain to the King, and mad,
the intrOduCtions Of foreign ambasSa
dors to the sovereign
After the break with Norway, Mr.
SchVan was secretary Of the roval com
mission for re organization of the diplo
matte and consular service. Thre
wears ago he declined cent in tn
Swedish senate having deCi,lod to max
his residence in England. Mr.. SchVal
came to America i'm two early winter
advocating program Of world or
ganiZatiOn which he hClicVes w0ult
end wars and bring about permanen
peace.
The trustees Of NeiGhbOrh"od HOUSE
which is to he the beneficiary Of In
Washington Kennel Clubs dog show t
he held in the cd WalkerHuEh"s m@I
ket building on Connecticut avenue q
Monday and Tuesday are taking an aC
tive interest in the success Of thC show
which bids fair to he the most interest
ing event Of it's kind ever given
Washington. Many of the trustees al
themselves dog fanciers. and their pct
will be Town along the bench row