The Washington times., 1915-03-05
\, n RS. CHRISTIAN d. HEMMICK
MI gave luncheon of twelve COW
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AV i crs today in compliment to
Mrs. George CORVALLIS West,
IN public life. Mrs. Patrick Campbell. A.
number of guests were asked in later to
hear Miss Madge North of London,
sing.
The minister from the Netherlands,
Chevalier w. l.. +. c. van Rappard.
gave luncheon at the Shoreham yes-
terday.
Mrs Hunt, wife of Mai. Irving l..
Hunt, U. $. A.. is hostess at a bridge
PMarty Mr.y e OF eleven Wn,,. tables this afternoon.
Evans arc presiding at the tea table.
which is elaborately decorated with
spring flowers.
81, ,Cssip GabriloWitsch. the brilliant Rus
win the New York symphony Orches-
ira. gave the program yesterday at Mrs
Marsnall Fields morning musical Mr.
wsAsnr1loWltsch ,,ssD was accompanied b. his
SSnemens. daughter Of Mark Twain.
yearly 200 guests representing the Dip
iomattc, official. and resident sets OF
ws. tne Cspatai sa,, attended the musical, which
small tables. Among those present were
Countess Macchi di Colien, Nine. de
Hiano, Nine. Naon. Nine. da CANA and
shaii % Mre MMkengren' W Mrs: p Thomas R. Mar.
n; Garrison. Mrs. Franklin X. Lane.
mrs. David +. Houston. Mrs. oliver
wendell Holmes. Mrs. Joseph r. La
mar Mrs; Henry F. .Dimock, Mrs Rich
Ter Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs. William
Draper. Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs.
Mr.. Mr. george Howard. Mrs: xdolph Gasp.
Mrs. Charles Hamlin, Mrs. William Gro.
z1er. and Mrs. Fremont Smith.
s.
Prince Won Hatzfeldt. counselor of the
Sefman embassy, entertained at lunch.
~" at tne snorenam Yesterday.
a mi-careme tea dance will be given
tomorrow afternoon at Rauscher's for
Eh,,,..aS ne oenefit Of the Young Womans
may be obtained from Miss Aiys Down. ]
inE, 2os0 Hillyer place, or from George
w: White, National Metropolitan Bank
p9nn1I ppnildins' The patronesses are Mrs.
mennen men NE Jennings. Mrs. Allerton cush-
Clarence Wilson. Mrs: Peter Goelet Ger
~. Mrs. Charles G. Glover, Mrs. John l..
wilkins, Mrs. Joseph Thropp. Mrs. Pey-
ton Russell; Mrs. Mackay Smith. Mrs
taigne. Mrs. Alexander Macomb. Mrs.
Vaudeville Carlisle. Mrs. Donald Cas-
sells. Mrs. Thomas Bowers, Mrs. Walter
Wilcox. Mrs: Edward W. Eberle. Mrs.
Mrs. Theodore Jewell. Mrs. Nelson Read
Johnson. Mrs. George McLanahan. Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. ]. Upsher
Moorhead; Mrs. John Gibbons. Mrs.
Mr. Ersncis w, Warrfn arc Mrs: @ F. 6; Stevens.
Lawrence Heap. Mrs. Victor Kauft-
mann. Mrs Edward Gheen, Mrs. Har-
~ Clabaugh. Mrs. Chauncey Hackett.
Mrs. Murray Cobb. Mrs. Henry spen-
ry Wiley Mrs. Archibald Davis. Mrs.
Charles Henry Butler. Mrs. Eugene
Leutze. Mrs. Myron Whitney. jr.: Mrs.
George Barnett. Edmund w. Bonnafton.
Glover. jr.; Mrs. % Arthur ii Lee, % Mrs. J:
Ezra Johnson. Mrs. A. w. Greeley, and
Miss Isabel Hagner. ,
Mrs Ord Preston is chairman Of the
ladies' noor committee. which includes
Whiting. Miss Adelaide Heath. Miss
Margaret Niche. Miss Marion Oliver,
Miss Marion Leutze. Miss Carolyn
Madge Stokes. Miss Alice Goodwin. Miss
Dorothy Alcshire. Miss Alice SHEPARD.
Hoke Smith. Miss Mary How're. Miss
Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Ruth Wilson,
Marion Van Buren. Miss Alexandra
Ewing, Miss Ellen Shipman. Mrs.
Gardner Bell, and the Misses Porter.
The mems floor committee includes
George NJ. Steele. jr.:. Lieut. Lieut.. Comdr:
J. M. Enochs. Ralph Snowden Hill.
GoSyernsur Gs",t eur, Hoes, King stone Robert
Manning Stead, ord Preston. George
Beale Bloomer. John w. Davidge. T..
de c. Faust. Charles Wilson. Frank
Hyatt. Lieut.. D.. A. Weaver. Lieut.. J.
Howard Nyman. paul Bastedo. Oakley
Totten, jr.. Edward Dom. jr.. Lieut..
Comdr. Jackson. Henderson Gregory.
Newbold Moves, William Thatcher. jr.. |
and John Cotton Smith.
The judges for the fox trot cOmpetI-
ton are Mrs Baldwin and the Misses
Dom and Preston.
Among those lunching in the palm
room of the New Willard yesterday were
the Comptroller of the Currency. John
Shelton Williams. j. w. Folk. OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. and
former Mayor Fitzgerald. of Boston.
An interesting party lunching in the
rose room Of the Shoreham yesterday
included every member of President
Wilson's Cabinet. Secretary W. J. Bryan,
Secretary W. G. McAdoo. Secretary Lind
ley Garrison. Secretary Josephus Daniels,
Secretary r. h. Lane, Secretary W. c.
Redfield. the Attorney General, II. W.
Gregory. the Postmaster General. A. $.
Burleson, Secretary w. B. Wilson, and
Secretary D. F. Houston. They were
toNsaed during luncheon by Justice Nc
Reynolds and the Secretary to the Presi-
dent, J. p. Tumulty.
Mrs. William Brantley entertained at
luncheon today at her residence. 2142
wyoming avenue.
Miss Amarylis Gillette has cards out
for luncheon on March Q.
Mrs. Selden Evans will entertain at
luncheon on March II, in compliment to
Mrs. Edward W. Eberle.
The Fort Myer polo team left the post
yesterday for Aiken. s. C., for the
SnNfhern noln tournament.