The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
Doi,gs Of Society

her quests Included Mr.. Charles Har-
low. Mrs. GeorSe Barnett. Mrs. william
lP. Wooten. Mrs.. william Connor, Mira
L 2. Mann. MrA waiter Wells and Mrs
r. D. .Jackson-
\ Lieut.. Charles F. Ulrich, U. 8. n, re-
tired. has arrived from Buffalo and Is at
tpe Willard for 8 short stay.
Mrs. James L. Parsons win entertain
at tea-dance this afternoon At her resi-
dence In Massachusetts, avenue in COM
pliment to her guest. Miss Harriet
Broyles Of Atlanta. who is the daughter
Iof Judge Nash Broyles. Miss Broyies
will be the guest Of Mrs.. Parsons for sew
eral weeks
The first formal hop Of the season at
Washington Barracks was an intere sting
event of last evening The Engineer
Band played for the dance. which was
heia at the Ofncers' Club. and at mid
night buffet supper was served.
Mrs Wooten. wife OF Mai. William +.
Wooten. commandant at the barracks.
received. assisted by Mrs. John c. King
man. Mrs. v. L. Petersen. Mrs. Earle G.
Paules. Mrs r. U. Nicholas and Mrs.
Robert W. Crawford Capt Kingman
made the presentation.
! Mrs. Clemens W. Mcmillan was hostess
at luncheon at her residence at Fort
Myer yesterday.
7 The guests were Mrs Ralph Smith
Mrs. Oliver p. -Newman, Mrs. Henry
snodgrass. Miss snodgrass, Mrs. Has
kins and Mrs. McComas.
FORMER Representative Richard Bar
tholdt. Of ST. Louis arrived at Washing
ton Yesterday and Ia stopping at the VIII
lard.
The first of the winter series of Friday
AFTERNOON teas took place yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock. at the Congress
sional Club. following an address
which Mr.. Enos Mills gave on Our
National Parks"
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene the new presf-
dent of the club. received. assisted by
several Of the incoming officers
Mrs. Charles Hobart entertained at
bridge. followed by tea. at her apart
ment In the Portner. yesterday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Paui A Wolf. wife Of Maj. Wolfe who
Is In Washington for the winter while
her husband is on the Texas border,
Those invited to met Ners Wolf were
Mrs. Clement A. F. Flagler Mrs
Joseph Castner, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs
Abraham Lott. Mrs. William B. Rey-
nolds. Mrs Francis H Beach. Miss
Nellie Randall. Mrs. Jesse Ramsburgh,
Mrs Charles Porter. Mrs. William A.
Cullop. Mrs NJ. T. McRae. Mrs. Cham
bers Mckibbin. Mrs. Price, Mrs Hess,
and her guest. Mrs Pancoast, of Phila-
delphia: Mrs. John o. Skinner and
Miss Skinner. Mrs. William Cline Bor-
den. Mrs Frank p. Avery, Mrs Ault-
man. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Andrews.
Representative l. D. Fes. entertain
ed stag party of twenty-five in the
last evening. the occasion being a
get-together party for a number of
new Senators and Representatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lewis. Mrs.
r J. Tyler and Miss Carol Hurlbert.
all well-known members of the hunt
ing colony at MiddIeburg. Va, are
passing the weekend at the shore
ham.
NJ. Edwin A. Alderman. president Of
the University of Virginia is spending a
few days here and is stopping at the
Willard
Among those present at the Cosmo.
Club for the first lecture OF the season.
of the Alliance Franchise, were: Madam.
JusSerand. Mr.. Henry White. Mrs.
Crozier. Mrs. James Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Baldwin. Mrs W. G. Eustis.
Mrs Walter r. Eucherman, Mrs Spen
Ger Wood. and Mr.. and Mrs r Hibb
The next lecture will be delivered at
40 on Thursday. December lS The lee
turer. NJ. Henri Coville who has inst
arrived from France, was born in Reims,
and is professor at the Lyceum of tn.
same city The subject he viii discuss
will be one of actually
MI and Mrs. Francis II. Appleton who
arrived from their summer home in
Maine yesterday to pass the winter in
Washington. have taken an apartment
Tor the season at the Shoreham
Mrs. Richard Wainwright will give
a dinner this evening for delegates
and guests to the Congressional Union
for Woman Suffrage. The dinner will be
at the convention headquarters. the
Little White House." in Madison place
Miss Zona Gale. OF Wisconsin. will be
toastmistress and the speakers will be
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict, Miss
Janet Richards. Miss Alice Carpenter.
Mr.. Frank Walsh. and Mr. Frederick c.
Howe. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Anderson, of thi,
city. were visitors at the Hotel Astor
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