The Washington times., 1915-02-07
Chronicle %
cCociety 1 I

inches Almost every winter or early
srrire sees Mr.. Tobin bornd for Palm
Beach or other familiar haunts in
Florida, and he Is wont to stop over
In Washington en- route, while In sum
nler he Ia familiar fgure at Bar
Harbor.
Letters from Arthur Schoenfeld at
Montivdeo, are .full Of his approaching
marriage to Aida Marian Reid. but "
viii. not take place until the last or inc
year They arc planning to spend theii
honeymoon in this country. whicl, is un-
known ground to Aida. stopping In Eng
land en- route. for u visit 10 her re1a'
tives It WIN be Arthur first st,ir
home In several years and no doubt a
= ght royal welcome .rrill await him End
his bride
Dorothy 1alcott Ia making round Of
visits through the South. and seems to
have no mind TO come home. Indeed
her family docs not expect her until
after Lent. Just now she Is IN Noodle
Ala. ard her Icttcrs nave Of late been
filled with glowing accounts of tho car.
, rival a carnival like the New Orleans
Nard Gras on small scale. Ehf
I halls given hyth2 mems clubs nave eVsi
been brilliant events, but this year they
/ have been rivaled in beauty and decora
| tivencss by those at which groups ol
| women have been the hostcsses
the "Spinsters' Club" and on organiza
ton of Young married women. One o.
| the lovelicst was called the Moon Fairy
! Ball, and opened with series Of tab
lea,IX, finally showing a great COLDER
moon. through which troopcd the moot
queen and her attendant fairies TO trcat
an clfiu meas sure. before the genera
dancing began A trip to New Orlcan
is quite on the cards for Dorothy before
| her return home, as we'll as visits II
several Southern cities.
Mrs. ralcot, has been iii Of late. ant
spent some time in the hospital. but i
now recupcratin Sand will soon he he
charming self again.
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Paymaster r. NJ Hacker has been or
dcrcd TO sea. after tour of duty II
| Washinston and pretty little MIS-
| Hacker Is off for stay OF nontn
six weeks in Florida with her aunt
Their departure will cause consideraoi
regret. for they are extremely popu'a
with the younger set, for whom thci
attractive apartment in Columbia roa
has been a gathering place ever slht
they came to Washington
Nj. and Mrs. William Eachcs fcnda
lhavc returned from their wedding uir
the greater part of which vas spent /
! philadelphia,' where they were con
stantlv fetcd, and arc making thci
home in the attractive residence in
street which Mrs fendail AZ ME'
ivas,ow, occunied before her nalrlas'
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Echoes OF the success OF the taihou
circu. ball in New York have reachc
Washington. together with glowing d.
counts Of the originality and humor
some of the events. One turn =
least had the merit of being introduce
in q droll and novel manner. After IN
professional circus riders, one ma
and one q woman, in white heshing
had bowed and run from the rins' ledN
ling their big white horse behind'
Young man In evening dress arose lroI
his seat in the highest tier, shouting
the rinSmaster angrily: Thls Is
rotten show to give for S. That lad
couldn't ride. There's a lady here VII
me who can ride(much better" Wome
in the audience were at first frightened
but a Joke was quickly recognize
when the rinsmaster called upon IN
intruder TO come down and make goo
his boast. The angry young man wa
Anderson Dana grandson OF the ial
Charles 4 Dana. and the lady,
dressed up in frils white. was Rcslnai
Rives, jr Their performance was dro!
but deXtrous Mr.. Dana rode sid'
saddle and astride. with his face toWar
the horses tai, and poised on its hanh
perilously.
Mrs. William 4. Cullop, of Nincenne
Ind. president OF The Woman's y;
t!onal Democratic League, has succeed
ed in persuadins the State leSislatuI
. in iry home state TO purchase II
r Henry Harrison house in Nincennc
/ This building. where q treaty With Il
s Indians was once made. is now, mi
= scum. for which the State furnish'
. tho funds but is under the care OF Il
. d. \. r.
Mrs |. I. Mann, too has just T.
ccivcd from New York portrait OF h
" daughter, Pesgy, which is an eXcelle