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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-01
NORTH LAKE.

Mrs. James w. Trim of Langley,
Wash, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
George Bump and Mrs. Frank Reed,
of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck of Lincoln
Creek are visiting at their daugh-
ter's, Mrs. L. M. Springer.
Mr.. Arthur Hayden spent the
weekend visiting at home, returning
Sunday to the Black Hills, where he
is working.
Mrs. Theron Cole and children,
Delbert and Albert, visited at Grand
ma Adair's one day last week.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Grace Stock
we'll and baby visited recently at
Ralph Warmers.
Mrs. Ben Turner returned home
Saturday after a couple of months
absence.
Fred Michel of Pleasant Glade has
made several business trips at Wen
dali Baggenstos'.
Ruth Adair and Robert Adair visit
ed at Haydeen's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Springer and
daughters, Carrie and Dorothy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck spent Sunday at
Libbys Point.
Several of the farmers are digging
their spuds now.
Percy Warner is cleaning the ditch
that drains their meadow.
Mrs. Springer and two daughters
visited at Reeds one day last week.
Miss Ethel Shincke Of Olympia is
visiting her aunt, Alice Shincke.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the surprise party at Joe Long
mire's Tuesday evening. All had a
fine time.
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ROCKY PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Kelsey of
Olympia were Sunday visitors at the
home Of his mother.
Alex Halter spent Wednesday
evening in Tenino.
Mrs. H. P. Taylor was in Olympia
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Whipple were shop
ping in Tenino Monday.
Mr.. McLafferty was out from
Tenino Wednesday.
William Thill was a Saturday call
er in Olympia.
Mrs. Null and daughter Mrs.
Smith came out from Tenino We'd
nesday and were guests at the Craw-
ford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson of South
Union were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schonhard Sunday.
B. Rise was in Tenino Wednes-
day.
Miss Mamie Goldenberg of Olym-
pia passed through our berg" Sun
day on her way to Maytown on a
visit. She has many friends in this
neighborhood where she formerly
taught school.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Neil. Mrs. Darby, Mr.. Nc
Donell and the Misses O'Neil and
Roberts of Shelton, visited at the
Crawford home Friday while en-
route to Centralia.
D. c. Bush was a Tenino visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Schonhard is student
at the Olympia High.
Hrs. Tierney of Maytown visited
Mrs. Rise Friday.
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PINE GROVE

Mrs. Gilliland and Mrs. Frank Rob-
erts of Tumwater visited Mrs. D.
Springer one day last week.
Mr.. Robert Whitman is in Seattle
this week and the McQueens are
caring for his place while he is away.
Mr.. Kaylor was quite sick few
days last week.
Mrs. ]. N. Wiseman and Mrs Elmer
Pease were calling on Mrs. Guy Tay-
lor Wednesday.
Mrs. John Homer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Peregrine, is down from
her home in Seattle visiting the home
folks this week.
Ed Parker, our leading truck
grower has fitted up good cover for
his delivery wagon, which will be
mighty convenient in stormy weather.
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GATE.

Rufus Jones and Charles Gabriel
were in Centralia Friday.
A reception was held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gaisell Friday
evening. In honor Of the teachers. All
spent pleasant evening getting &C
Quainted.
Ed Cross '.tin-lizzed" to Centralis
Friday.
]. W.. Bennett has bought material
for silo. He has q very nice crop
Of corn, the best in the country and
equal to any In the East.
Master Lee johnson hunted from
Nina to Rochester. thence to Gate
and back home, Saturday.
Professor W. A. Knox and family
Of Tono were visiting in Gate over
Saturday and Sunday.
Clarence Murray Is running an
auto stage between Centralia and
Elma.
Mr.. Berry has moved back to Gate
after short absence.
Six Of Mr.. Morgan's turkeys were
killed recently by a train.
Mr.. Paine has moved into the
house recently vacated by Mr.. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Humfeet and
children, Beulah. Nancy and Patsy,
returned home Sunday from their
Eastern trip and say 1t is good to be
back in the jungles" again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bennett mo-
.tored over to Tono Sunday.
The old Gate City Lumber COM
pany's sawmill, which has been
abandoned for several years, was
burned recently.
Merton Wakefield, Harry Johnson,
Hollis Knapp and Edward and James
Steinman went hunting Sunday and
the only thing they got was one poor
little lone grouse-and it died from
fright when so many got after it.
J. w. Bennett made a business
trip to Olympia recently.
Mrs. M. ]. Wakefield moved to her
new home in Chehalis Tuesday.
Mr.. Swenson has resigned his job
as section foreman.
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Cam Olympia DO
Better?

Everett is in the throes of campaign pro-
posed by the pros buy the plant there figure
fixed by themselves and not by the of the plant
by arbitraors understand it. The present company
laying all mains and supplying
Tacomans of abundance of experience say to
Everett that if Everett citizens pay
mains and higher for water than they pay if
they want to treble the activities of politicians enlarge
ncpal graft and load with debt far larger
least conservative prophets have predicted by all buy
water plant In this day. with careful
checking private plants and the state limiting the earnings
city should think twice before going into the game
The theory Of getting into is very much interesting
than the practice of getting out of t.-Tacoma News
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PUGET

Mrs. Langridge and daughter. Mrs
Sheldon and children of Olympia and
Mrs. James of Grand Mound called
on Puget friends Sunday.
County Agriculturist 0. c. Van
Houten, assisted by his two daugh-
tiers and Miss Elliot of Olympia, gave
canning demonstration at the school
house Tuesday night.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met at
the home of Mrs. Nathan Arnold last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen of But
ler's cove visited among friends in
Puget last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Town moved
into their newly-completed bunga-
low recently.
Miss Agnes Ashwell left Puget last
Wednesday for New York. where she
expects to attend school.
George Billiard and Nate Arnold
made business trip to Long Beach
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore called on Mr..
and Mrs. George Evans last Sunday.
Harry Larsen and Guy Bennett
returned home last week from a sue
cessful hunting trip. bringing home
four deer.
Mrs. sumpter of Olympia is visit
fr~ ~ Az, C~.,orrc + a~co
Miss Gertrude Chambers is suffer-
ing from felon on her finger.
Mrs. Harmon and two children of
Tacoma visited among Puget friends
last week.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. c. E. Town October
IL.
George Billiard and Perry Larsen
went on a camping trip up North Bay
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gartley and
baby Harriet called on Mr.. and Mrs.
o. /. Evans last Sunday.
Miss Kate Cary spent last week in
Tenino.
Mrs. Luebbe and Mr.. r. e. Billiard
made trip to Olympia Monday Of
last week.
Mr.. Barkley and Miss Cary called
on Grandma Evans Sunday.
Mrs. q. Thelander and daughter
Gertrude spent last Saturday in
Olympia.
M. and Mrs. c. e. Town returned
home last week from q trip to Sc
attle.
Lat Young Jersey bull in Salmon
creek neighborhood. Finder please
notify Walter r. Taylor. Tumwater.
Phone 11F21. (Adv. s-s-2).
Il 4 - Z.
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NEWS OF YOUR FRIENDS
land NEIGHBORS;

EDlTOR's NOTE-TO INSURE PUBLICATION OF NEWS LETTERS
CURRENT WEEK. CORRESPONDENTS SHOULD MAIL
WEDNESDAY WHENEVER CORRE-
sPONDENTS OMITTED. II BECAUSE
RECEIVED LATE FOR PUBLICATION
ALL OF THESE NEWS LETTERS CAN
COOPERATION IN SEEING THAT THEY REACH Us IN TIMEl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-01

Mrs. X. NJ. Knapp made business
trip to Rochester Tuesday.
Mr.. Ormsby and son Norris return
ed home from North Yakima Tues
day.
Mr.. Donaldson went to Tacoma
Tuesday.
f. Jones made business trip to
Olympia Tuesday.
For Sale Fine o. I. G. pigs, 8
weeks old, $3.50 each. Phone 16F14.
(Adv. 9-1-4).
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Mrs. Charles Beatty is on the sick
list TINS week with L. severe cold.
\ special meeting of Brighton
Park Grange was held last Saturday
night in regard to the county agent
question, and at that time the resolu-
ton printed in another part of this
paper was unanimously adopted and,
furthermore, shows the sentiment of
the Changers to be different from
what brother Granger represented
il to be at the county Grange meet
ing.
For Sale-Two-y ear-old colt, partly
broke. For further information
write Miss Jessie Mulhollard, Tum-
water, Wash, or phone 12T12.
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SOUTH UNION

Mrs. c. Williams is visiting at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Besse this week.
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McLachlen- Stevens.

The marriage OF Miss Evelyn Harvey
Stevens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Harvey, and Mr.. Lanier
Park McLacflen, which took place last
night at 8 o'clock at the Church of the
New Jerusalem. 10Th and Corcoran
streets, was one of the most beautiful
events of the spring season. The bride
entered the church, escorted by her
father, who gave her in marriage. She
was met at the chancel by the BRIDE
groom, who was attended by his
brother, Mr.. John McLachlen, as best
man. The Rev. Frank Sewall per-
formed the ceremony.
The charming bride wore gown of
white faille, with court train. trimmed
with rose point lace and pearls Her
long tule veil was caught up with
pearl ornaments and she carried a
showed bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and sweetheart roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Vera NJ.
Phillips, wore an empire gown of pink
brocaded taffeta, with trimmings of sill
yer lace, and poke bonnet of silver
lace, trimmed with pink roses and
black velvet streamers. Her bouquet
was of Mrs. Taft roses and forget-me-
nots.
othy wetzel of Cleveland. Ohio; Miss
Helen NJ. Leary. Miss Mary L. Oar
rach. Miss Elizabeth P. Smith. Miss
Gertrude Pagan and Miss Elizabeth L.
Mitchell. They wore dresses Of blue
| brocaded taffeta, made on the same
| lines as that worn by the maid of honor
and they carried bouquets of enchant-
| reSS roses.
The ushers were Mr.. A Kenton Muhle-
| man of Richmond, Va; Mr.. Robert p
| Jones, Mr.. Morgan B. Callahan, Mr.. C. C.
| Frazier, Mr.. Thomas Wilson. MIR. Rob-
ert Hatch, Mr.. Lewis Harrington and Mr..
John Halsted.
l The chanceI was artistically decorated
I with palms. lilacs and other spring
! flowers.
Immediately after tho ceremony a re-
ception was given for the bridal couple
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
226y Cathedral avenue. Mrs. Harvey
wearing a princess gown Of ashes OF
roses taffeta, lace and pearls, and Mrs
McLachlen. mother Of the groom, attired
in opal taffeta. lace and pearls. assisted
the young couple in receiving. The
| drawing room was decorated with palms
and spring flowers and the dining room
with southern smilax and American
| beauty roses. the brides cake being the
chief feature Of the table. An orchestrs
! dispensed music throughout the evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. McLachlen left later OF
a wedding trip. the destination being
kept a secret The going-away gowr
was of blue gabardine trimmed in bat
| tleship gray. with hat to match.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Wetzel of Cleveland. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell O'Donnell. Miss All
leen O'Donnell of Sumter. 8. G.; Miss
Mr. Arthur ONeill Of Charleston. S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLachlen will be al
home at the Ontario apartments after
June !.
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A Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kite, Jr.. Of Taylor
street northwest entertained for their
son. Sammy Kite Sd. in honor of his
first birthday. Jacqueline Dodge was
guest of honor. Others present were
Misses Mary Mar Murphy. Helen
Shoemaker Kathleen Mccormick, Anna
Aline Glascock, Louise and Mildred
Oleary. Rita Casey. Sara Jane Odell.
Marjorie Barber. Mary Elizabeth Leith,
Claire Collins and Priscilla Bogue. Mas
tiers Billy Gentner. Billy Peter. Donald
Kneesi and Perry Collins. Mrs. George
Hoffman. Mrs. J. ]. Bartrom. Mrs. D.
Sniffon. Mrs. M. L. Odell- Those from
out of town were his grandparents. DR.
and Mrs. W. B. Todd Of Annapolis and
Mrs Robert c. Leutbecher Of Baltimore
The little host was the recipient OF
many pfattX pxaaeutA
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Collegiate Club Play Dance.

The Collegiate Club announces its Sec
ond annual soiree dramatique ct dan
sante Wednesday evening. May IL, 1918,
at the Playhouse. 1914 N street north
west. when John Drew's four-act COM
edy success. 1.-THE Tyranny Of Tears,
will be presented by an able caste under
the direction Of Mr.. g. 8. Gluesk and
Mr.. NJ E. Kahn. stage manager.
Immediately following the perform
ance refreshments will DO served and
dancing will be INDUCED In till o'clock
Mr.. D. Weiner. general manager. 1861
18th street. has charge Of invitations
which arc to be issued during the COM
ing week.
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Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Jones Of Char
Iotte, n. c.. announce the engagement of
their daughter Minta and Mr.. Joseph
Hull, jr.. of Savannah. va. Miss Lock-
wood Jones has spent tie past two win
ters with her aunt. Miss Wilkes. at S14
Connecticut avenue. She Is the great
granddaughter Of Admiral Charles Wilkes
and granddaughter of John Wilkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Heller of
Biadensburg. Md. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Alice May to
Mr., Baxter Denny. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
z. "a. Denny of FarmersbLrg, Ind. No
DATE has been set for tho wedding.
Inc engagement has been announced
Of Mrs. Lily Armour Foster and Lieut..
Col Henry c. Newcomer, U. 8. A The
welding will take place May IS. at II
O'Clock, at All Souls Church.
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Tuesday,.

Mrs. William Jennings Bryan-Tea
for Mrs. Pennybaker.
Mrs. J. Willard Ragsdale-Luncheon
for Mrs. Daniels.
Mrs. Ewing-Luncheon.
Miss Antoinette Ray-Dinner for
Miss Anne Seymour Jones and Lieut..
S. Roland Hopkins, U. S. A.
Presentation Of THE Opium Pipe" at
the Belasco for the benefit of the poor
of Washington.
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more oblong than round. the moderate
ly high crown Of which being encircled
with a wreath Of foliage through
which are interspersed white gar
turned over her coat. gives also a
touch of white to the suit.
Miss Rebekah Wilmer looks as smart
and trig as may be in suit of dark
few pleats here and there and a hip
length coat made with ripping skirt
over the hips, smart touch being the
introduction of buttons as trimming
with loops at the back on either side
toward the under-arm seam.
The same button trimming Is again
introduced on the collar. which is a
high. turnover one. the points Of the
sailor part. where 1t lies almost fiat in
the back. running to a rather sharp
angle. The button trimming is on
either side Just back of the ears.
Miss Wilmer wears with this a small.
smart hat of rich purple with close.
upturned rim. and just In front, over
the face. two perky mercury wings.
The summer weather in the middle
Of the week brought out a number of
Weather Brings Out gowns. Mrs.
Some Summer Gowns. n an.ins.on n
and Mrs. Lotus Of the Siamese lega-
ton taking advantage of the sudden
change in temperature to don some
thing comfortable, with the result
that while every one else was melting.
more or less, they were as cool as Gu
cumbers.
Il y
Mrs. Lotus wore a blue and white
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poplin, made with a rather full skirt
and a coat,
Some Handsome Hats hip length.
Trimmed With Daisies. VI 1870 -,

the same color blue, with which she
wears a black hat, small model, turn
ed up on one side. Big daisies in
white and olive and old gold make an
effective trimming for her hat.
Mrs. Boutelle. wife of the former min
med with large daisies or dahlias In
old gold shades combined with black,
the hat being trimmed also on one side
by flaring standing-up trimming of
black lace.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of the
former Secretary of Agriculture. Is
looking very well in a large picture
hat of black trimmed with one large,
full white ostrich plume. which Miss
Wilson wears with a black gown of
poplin and velvet, a model suggestive
Of the princess style, the tunic being
a rather close fitting one, in one piece.
with derbodice of black velvet, form
ing sleeves and corsage. Bands OF
velvet extending from the shoulders
cross back and front
A very attractive black gown is a
braided taffeta worn by Mrs. Christian
Hemmick. 1t Is made with full skirt,
the overdress shirred on to yoke and
slashed in such a manner that there
are panels on either side and full
gathered back. each one Of these pieces
being handsomely embroidered in fine
black silk braid. An effective access
sorry Of the bodice is the use of white
forms chemisette under the round
neck of the bodice and also tiny under
sleeves.
Mrs. Hemmick wears with this gown
medium sized black hat. trimmed
about the rather high crown with
handsome black paradise feathers and
attached to which is flowing veil.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK
HoOgewer6,

St Margaret's Church, at 8 pm.
Marriage Of Miss Marie Fisher and
Mr.. Richard W. Austin.
Miss Helen Observation-Disclosures for
Miss Anne Seymour Jones and Lieut..
S. Roland Hopkins. U. S. A.
Miss Nancy Gordon Jones-Luncheon
for Miss Ruth Bliss
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Mrs. Matthew Scott
in Brocaded Crepe.

events in compliment to sister mem
bers Of the society, wears an attractive
suit of dark blue brocaded crepe. 1t is
a coat suit, the jacket being a hip
length model. cutaway in effect, and
fastening low in front, with braid orna-
ments and crocheted buttons. which
| finish the wide reverelike bands that
form a trimming for the opening.
| the upper part of the garment at the
| waist line with corded edge. and but
tons and ornaments trim 1t under the
arms on either side.
There is a panel down the front, also
trimmed about a foot up from the bot
| tom with large buttons and braid loops
| Mrs. Carl Vrooman, wife of the as
| daughter Of Mrs. Scott. wore to a re-
| cent wedding a very fetching coat OF
mustard-colored MORO over gown
| Of dark brown chiffon.
Her hat was a leghorn, trimmed with
folds Of brown velvet ribbon about the
crown, against which stood out in relief
q circle Of yellow roses, the whole maxi
The coat is q long model. made with
Q wide band about the bottom. which
Is attached to the upper part by COW
cred cord. The upper part of the gar
mont Is kimono In design, and a COW
cred cord is also employed where yoke
and sleeves unite with the main part
| Of tho coat. There is a turnover square
med with motifs of oriental embroid-
cry in shades Of old blue, crimson,
green and black.
Mrs. Chew has a suit Of dark blue
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and cuffs Of white MORE, With W11ah
she wore an ecru colored straw hat
encircled about the crown with velvet
ribbon Of = soft shade of old blue,
which served as an effective baok-
ground for . wreath OF tiny French
flowers in artistic pastel shaded
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Entertained at Bridge.

Mrs. John Richie entertained In
formally at bridge yesterday after
noon IN compliment to her guests, Mrs.
Frank H Whiting of Philadelphia and
Miss n. D. Kenfett OF Norfolk. Va
Mra Archibald Hall and Miss Amber
presided at the tea table
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Wednesday,.

Marriage Of Miss Jane Walter and
Mr.. Arthur Browne in Montgomery
county, Nd.
Marriage of Miss Dorothy A. Small
wood and Mr.. Reginald W. Geare at
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striped maruuisette, made with . mod
erately full CIR
MrS. Lotus Wears cular skirt trim
p,s NH. med about the
LAW en~ lower part with
rufles. three in number, each about
four inches deep.
The bodice IL a kinnono model and Is
trimmed down the v opening with
rufdes. There IL . chsmisette and un-
dersleeves of white organdie. Mrs
Jackson was also on Connecticut ave-
nue. and at one Of the tea shops on the
way in a white duck skirt with blouse
Of white batiste trimmed with double
grills down the front. She wore q
plain brown straw sailor hat and q
short gray Jacket.
A week ago. when suits were COM
Portable. Mrs. Jackson looked smart
in a blue suit trimmed with collar
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Friday.

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Gregory-Dinner.
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Tomorrow.

Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby-Entertains
at bridge and tea for Mrs. Sarah F.
Dearborn and Miss Dearborn
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Returns Tomorrow.

Miss Rena e. Roman, who. with
friends. has been motoring in Maryland.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, will re-
turn to her home on Livingston street
tomorrow.
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Saturday.

Country fair at Friendship for the
benefit Of the infants welfare stations
Of the Washington Diet Kitchen AS
ISOLATION.
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Thus1ov.

Last dance Of tho Daughters Of the
Confederacy. at the Confederate Me-
mortal Home.
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Dinners.

The Russian ambassador and Mme.
Bakhmetef were guests at dinner last
night OF Mrs. William F. Draper. who
had as other guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White, Gen. Scriven, the former ambas-
sador to Spain and Mrs William Miller
Collier. Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant of
New York and Paris. Mr.. Robert Ma
son Winthrop of Paris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollins Morse. DR.. and Mrs. Roland
Cotton Smith. the assistant secretary
or war and Mrs. Henry BreckinrfdRe
Rear Admiral O'Neil, Miss Mary Pat
ten. Miss Reynolds Of New York, Miss
Eudora Clover. DR.. Charles Paul Hub
scher. Swiss secretary; Miss Alice
Whiting. Miss Margaret Preston Drap-
er. Mr.. George Oakley Totten, Mr.. Ar
thur Campbell and Mr.. Wickliffe Yulee
of Tuxedo.
The gold service was used and yellow
roses formed the decorations Follow
ing the dinner Mrs. Draper and most Of
her party attended the musical at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Ine British ambassador and Lady
sprlng-Rice entertained a distinguished
company at dinner last night in honor
Bryan. ~ O.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs Ernest Darlington
entertained dinner party of ten at the
Chevy Chase Club last night. The en-
Saturday night dance
Former Chief Justice and Mrs, STAN
ton ]. Peelle entertained guests at din
ner at the Chevy Chase Club last night
DR.. and Mrs. Adoiph Miller enter
tained guests at dinner last night and
iater took them to the musical at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson
where the Belgian benefit was given
Mrs Miller returned yesterday from a
short visit in New York.
There were several dinner parties NJ
the Washington barracks last nipht
preceding the regular informal hop at
the officers club.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss Franco.
Moore entertained ono of the largest
dinner parties Of last evening and had
additional guests in for the dance
which followed. They have as a house
party over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
Florman and Mr.. Wichfeld of New York.
Miss Wanamaker Of Philadelphfa and
Mr.. Nelson Slater of Boston
Fifty guests were seated at dinner. and
fifty or more Joined the party for dane
Ing. the Country Club being used for the
event.
Among the hosts entertaining dinner
, parties at tho Chevy Chase Club last
night were the Misses Sweeny, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mr., and
Mrs. George T. Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Mann, Mrs Marrow Chamberlain
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Among the hosts entertaining dinner
! parties at tho Chevy Chase Club last
night were the Misses Sweeny, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. T. Mann. Mrs. Marrow Chamberlain
and Mrs. Dorsey