The Washington herald., 1915-05-17
Doings of Society

are Miss Bessie Eibbey. Mrs Macksy-
Smith. Mrs. William Cline Borden, Mrs
Charles W. Richardson. Mrs. d. X
Shute. Mrs. a. Lisner, Mrs. Dennys, ana
Mrs. Ewing
A fashionable audience representative
of navy circles filed Polls Theater las,
evening for the illustrated lecture on sub
marines. which was given by Lieut.. Clar-
| ence Hinkamp for the benefit of the
| widows and orphans of the men who lost
/ their lives on the submar ine F-4 Capt.
i Eberle made the introduction and naval
| officers served as ushers and ticket TAX
| ers- The patronesses included Mrs Dan
| iels. Mrs. Garrison. Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs
Breckenridge. Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. George
Barnett. Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Bliss. Mrs
Victor Blue. Mrs. Gorgas. Mrs. Benson.
Mrs. Eberle. Mrs. BREASTED. Mrs. Aleshire.
Mrs Crozier. and Mrs. Benson.
Boxes were reserved by Mrs Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt.
| Mrs. George Dewey, Mrs. Francis Nash
Mrs. Edward W. Eberie. Mrs. Julius Mac
| Murray. Mrs Duncan c. Phillips. Mrs.
| Bliss. Mrs. Crozier. and Mrs Ord Pres
! ton.
Mrs. c. W. Walker will spend the
| summer at her California home on the
Pacific Coast. She will have with her
| two young sons who are students at
the University of Virginia. Mrs. Wal
ker Is the daughter of Chief Justice
Thornton. of the Supreme Court or
California. while Mr.. Walker is the
! grandson of James h. Polk.
Among those dining at the Willard
! last evening were Mr. John Hays Ham
mond. who had a party OF six: MIR. w.
II: Parry. of the Federal Trade Com
mission; Senator Thomas S. Martin.
Senator-clect Charles Curtis of Kan
sas: Senior don J. f. Lefevre. of the
Panaman Legation; X. F. Acevedo. of
way: Mr.. Frank s. Kellogg. Mr.. E. X.
Moore. former Commissioner of Pat
ents. and Mrs. Moore; Mr.. A. NJ. Post
Mitchell.
The Paul Institute will hold its COM
mencement exercises Thursday evening.
May %. at 1880 O'Clock. The baccalaure-
ate sermon will be given Sunday. May
e. by DIR. Frank W. Collier, director of
| the research department of tie American
University. and Mr.. John Barrett, direc-
tor general of the Pan-American Union.
will address the class at the commence
ment exercises. and present the diplomas.
On Tuesday evening a musical will be
! given by the pupils Of the school. as
SISTED DIV NINE. Marie SlT1OnS L<eIlt, MI
| Ernest Lent, Mr. Anton Kaspar. Miss
Vera Aurelia Cory. Mrs. Paul Eleyden
and Mr. Paul Bleyden. and the Choral
Club. under the direction Of Miss Eliza
| beth Keyser. will render several selec-
tons.
The guests are Miss Annie Clinton
Brooks, of Deeson. Miss; Miss Virginia
! Dallou Written. of Spokane. wash, and
| Miss Margaret Benton White. " Tacoma.
| Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth A. Borden. of Fall
River Mass. are spending some time
| in Washington and are staying at the
Willard.
Lieut.. earle f. Kaine and Lieut.. N.
Carroll are entertaining on May . in
honor of Lieut.. Commander Charles n.
Delft. who will leave the following morn
ing for the Pacific Coast. Among the
Washington invited guests are Miss
Helen A. McGraw. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Church. Lieut.. and Mrs. NJ. Holmes. Miss
Dorothy Coleman. DIR. j. e. Gienheim
| DIR. and Mrs. Emmons. Miss Nathalie
Hoffman. Miss Lorain Coleman. Lieut.
AL Kelly, and Mr.. C. T. King.
| Mr. Alexander Kirk. who, with his
mother. has been spending the winter at
| the Shoreham. entertained at a small
| dinner last night at that hotel.
| Mira. Charles Greenough. of New York.
1 arrived at the Shoreham yesterday. where
1 she expects to spend some time
! Former Gov. Judson Harmon. of Ohio,
arrived in Washington yesterday and Is
/ stopping at the Shoreham.
| Mrs. Fanny r. White. of Bowlder.
4 Colo. has arrived in Washington and Is
at the Shoreham where she has been
| Joined by her daughter. Miss VIVIAN
White. who has been attending school al
] Washington.
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