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guests were Senator and Mrs. Reed
| Senator and Mrs. Mclean. Senator and
| Mrs MARITIME, Senator Nardaman, Sena
| tor and Mrs. Sheppard. Senator and
Mrs. Walsh. Senator and Mrs. AshurSt,
| Mai and Mrs Dickinson, DR.. and Mrs.
: Lennox. Mr.. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
=, Tom Stout and Mrs Penn of St. Louis
, The table was beautifully decorated
with Killarney roses and ferns.
| The assistant secretary of agriculture
and Mrs Carl Vrooman entertained at
| dinner last night in honor of the sec
retary of State and Mrs. Bryan Ihe
| additional guests We're the secretary
/ of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. the chief
| of staff of the army and Mrs. Scott,
! former Gov Charles S. Hamlin of the
! federal reserve board and Mrs; Hamfff,
! Jr. and Mrs Charles McChord, Repre-
| sentative and Mrs FitZHenry of Illinois
MIR. VacheI Lindsay and Mrs. Matthew
! r. Scott About sixty additional guests
| came in after dinner. when Mr.. Lindsay
| read from his poems. and Mr.. Percy
Mackaye gave recitations.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss Frances
Moore have with them Miss Doris Ryer
of California. Mrs. Moore and her
daughter will start for Palm Beach,
Fla, February 10
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore will re-
cetve tomorrow afternoon. to s. at
her apartment in the Dresden.
Mrs Delos A. BIodgett gave a dinner
and theater party last night for Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander King of Atlanta,
Ga. Her sister, Mrs. Charles r. Nat
thews, who has been spending some
time in Florida and Cuba. will return
this week.
Yesterday Mrs Edward b. Mclean.
while her husband was playing tennis
at Palm Beach. flew over him in an
1t was Mrs. McLean's first trip, and her
husband had no knowledge of 1T until
he got her salutation from above.
When the courts had been passed the
machine mounted rapidly and made
ten-mile flight down to the houseboat
and back.
Mrs Bush-Brown will not be able to
receive her friends for the present.
The Congressional Club will entertain
Nine. von Unschuid as the guest of
honor Friday. February 5, at pm. at
a musical Tea at 5 pm.
The Army and Navy Chapter. D. A.
f., will meet Monday. February s. at
delegates to the national congress.
Mrs McWillams will speak on the
Filipino scholarship.
Mrs William Alden Smith will re-
ceive tomorrow for the first time this
season. She will have with her. Mrs.
Ben iamin Hanchett of Grand Rapids,
Mich, her house guest.
Mrs John K Shields will not receive
to- hut 1,a
day, February IL, from 8 to 6.
Mrs. William Burr Harrison and Miss
Mary Wheeler Vest will be at home
Fridays in this month at 1922 +
street.
Mrs. Ashurst. wife of Senator Ashurst,
and Mrs. HardWick, wife of Senator
Hardwick. will be at home at the Wy
oming tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. O'Gorman and the Misses OGor-
man will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. John Temple Graves and Miss
Graves will be at home tomorrow from
to 6. They will be assisted by Mrs.
W. b. Lamar. Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs.
De Los Blodgett and Mrs. Rufus Day.
Mrs. Caleb c. North and Miss North
have recalled their invitations to the
tea which they had intended to give
tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Herbert kipp on account of the death
of the latter's father-in-law.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cook of Philadelphia ar
rived yesterday for weeks visit to
the Attorney General and Mrs. Greg
ory. She will be at home today with
Mrs. Gregory from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower of
Philadelphia will give a dinner Friday
night in honor of Miss Frances Hoar
of Washington. There will be twenty
guests. They will afterward attend
Mrs. Clyde Grey West and her
daughter. Mrs. William n. Richardson.
entertained at tea yesterday. and had
receiving with them Mrs. Rexford
Smith, Mrs. James Orme, the Misses La
Toilette. Miss Isabel Murphy and Miss
Marie Adams. Mrs. Francis Minor and
Mrs. T. G. Forney presided at the tea
Mrs George Leary of New York
gave a dinner of twenty covers last
night al her 5th avenue home for Mrs
Lindley NJ. Garrison. wife Of the Sec
retary of War The party attended the
charity ball Sunday next Mrs. Leary
will give tea for Mrs. Garrison.
Mrs. George p. Mclean wil' be at
nOfHc, 10 u, tOiilOEEo" dltSi uOOu
Mrs. Randall r. Hoes is chairman
of committee arranging a benefit for
the men in the trenches. the money to
be spent in this city for clothing and
other necessaries. The dates selected,
February - and 26, are announced
that no conflicting events may occur.
Mr. Edward S. Curtis will give his In
dian drama, The Land of the Head
Hunters
4 successful tea dance was given
January 20 at Alta Vista. Md, for the
benefit of the Social Service League of
Montgomery county at the home of
Mrs Robert ]. Service, the clubs
league representative.
Speaks on Abraham Lincoln.