The Washington times., 1915-04-07
Items of Interest. and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

The last hunt of the season of the
Washington Riding and Hunt Club will
take place this afternoon. the Bright
wood Hotel having been selected for the
meet and the American University for
tho kill. A large field is expected to at
tend. and at the close of the run John
o. Evans. M. r. H., of the Riding, and
Hunt Club, will entertain at tea at the
club in honor of those taking part. Mrs.
Evans will do the honors at the tea
table.
Among those who are expected to at
tend are Mrs. Sinclair Bowen, Miss
Edythe Howard. Miss Ethel MacMur-
ray, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Robert II.
Chapman, Ralph Coffin. and Joseph
Devereux club whips: walter r. Tuck
erman. Capt. William Mitchell, U. s. A.;
George oakley Totten. DIR. Cary Gray
son. U. S. NJ: Melvin c.; Hazen, A. J:
Peters. walter Bruce Howe, Ernest
Howe. Col. w: w. Harf,. Lieut.: Edwin
st. John Greble. and Lieut.. Paul d.
Carlisle. both of Fert MSer'
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, wife of Captain
Lee, u. 8. A, was the honor guest AT
a luncheon of sixteen covers given to-
day by Mrs. Sheldon Evans at her
apartment in the Toronto
The Secretary of State and all the
other members of the Cabinet now in
Washington lunched at the Shoreham
yesterday after the Cabinet meeting at
the White House.
John Barrett has sent out cards for
o. private view of paintings by Chilean
artists at the Pan-American building
today.
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luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Senor da
Cana. was among the guests.
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Mrs Robert +. Wilson entertained at
bridge yesterday at her apartment in
the Knickeroocker..
Mrs. Bradley Fiske. wife of Rear Ad-
miral Fiske: is entertaining sixteen
guests at bridge this afternoon at her
apartment in Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. Ollie II. Gore is entertaining at
a luncheon of ten covers followed by
bridge today at the Dresden in com.
pliment to Mrs Weter, who is visiting
Mrs. Murrie Clifford.
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Mrs. Murrie Clifford will give a
luncheon ana bridge party tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas A. Wilmington will be
hostess at bridge party Saturday
afternoon at her home on Delaheld
place.
The Washington Wellesley Club will
have its spring luncheon on April II
at the University Club
Mrs. Thomas Turner is entertaining at
an informal tea this afternoon for her
daughters Mrs. Cook, Of New Orleans,
and Miss Nancy Turner.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair will entertain
the children's dancing class at the Flay-
house Saturday night.
Miss Florence Tournier was hostess at
q dance last night at Fontanet Courts.
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Among the dinner hosts this evening
at the Chevy Chase Club will be Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Newton Mason, james
NJ Green. Mr.. and Mrs. william D.
Hoover. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Walker. Judge and Mrs: D. T.
and Commander Johnson.
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The Easter dance of the Phi Alpha
Chapter of Chi Omega took place last
We're Dean and Mrs. Wilbur, Dean and
Mrs. Borden, Mr. and Mrs. A. Albas,
and Mrs. Bentley.
The dinner dance at the University
Club last evening was largely attended
Myer Davis Orchestra played for the
dancing.
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The Chief Counsel Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and Mrs
Joseph w. Folk were hosts at dinner
last night at their home in Leroy place
in compliment to the members Of the
bers of the commiss' on and their wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Folks guests included
Senator and Mrs. Newlands.
The ladies in charge of the fancy work
booth at the bazaar in the ball room O.
the Raleigh. April 10 and IA, for the
benefit of the Episcopal Eye. Ear. and
Throat Hospital will present an elab'
crate display Of wares. The commit.
Mrs. f. M. Talcott. Mrs. G. w. Atkin
son. Mrs. w. T. Glover. Mrs. Johr
Mcdonald. Mrs. James Berrall, Mrs. A
+. Hassan. Mrs. E. M. =. Reed, Mrs
Sparkling, Mrs. c: c. Hall. Miss Mabe
Chick. Miss Emily Graves, Mrs. Raw
ling Hume. Mrs. ]. II. Hanna; Mrs. E
S: Kennedy. Mrs. Louis Mackell. ant
Mrs. Henry S. Matthews. Mrs. Fred
Thompson, Mrs. H.. H: Buck, Mis-
Elizabeth o. Lea, and Miss Jardine c
Fort, of Episcopal churches of George
town and Christ Church. Rockville.
Mrs. William A. Jones and Miss Ann
Seymour Jones returned to Washing
ton on Sunday from New York wher
they spent a week completing the puI
chase OF Miss Jones trousseau.
Mrs. Bo Sweeney. wife of the AS
sistant Secretary Of the Interior. an
her son, Bo Sweeney. jr., are in Ne
York city for a few days