The Washington times., 1915-05-14
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
4 Gossip of HostesseS.

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Mrs. Arthur Lee was hostess at .
luncheon Of twenty covers this after
noon complimentary to Miss Cecilia
Beaux. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
M. Ritter at their residence In Six
teenth street.
Mrs. Howell, wife OF Major G. p.
Howell. is entertaining at bridge this
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth 9. Pierce Ia receiving
this afternoon at her apartment In the
Pertner. Receiving with Miss Pierce 10
her house guest. Miss Helen V. Boswell,
OF New York.
Dr.. George Ahrens. OF the German
embassy, was host at luncheon at the
shoreham yesterday. when his s@qes.s @
feldt. Of the embassy; Emanuel Reich
ter and Miss Reichter, who are staying
at the Shorehann.
]. E. Lefevre, of the Panama lega-
ton, entertained at luncheon yester-
day at the shoreham in honor Of the
minister from Costa Rlca. Senor bon bon
Roberto Brenes Mesen. The other
guests were Senior Don j. Ratae' piean ptea
muno, secretary OF the Costa Hval
rtary Of the legation of Salvador; ana
Senior Adolfo de la Guardia. attache OF
the legation Of Panama
Mrs Josephus Daniels will be the
guest Of honor at buffet luncheon
which Mrs. Harry l. Rust VIII RFe l on
the afternoon OF May 90 at her resi-,
dence in Macomb street, Cleveland
Park.
Mr.. panie, c. -km koper will give a
luncheon at her Cottage In TIE Woods
tomorrow In honor of Mrs. William
OF state To find Mrs. Ropers cottage
follow Georgia avenue north to Dog
wood. which leads west TO the Hoper
cottage.
The minister OF Honduras. DR.. Mem.
breno, was host at a luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday. when his guests
we're the minister Of Guatemala, Or;
Mendex. the former minister OF .os.s .ses
general Of the Pan-American tnion. Or.
fanes. and Colonel Heimke, OF the state
Department.
A beautiful and decorative sisn de-
picting rolicking children enjoying May
day in the country, the work OF Mrs.
Frederick Atherton, Is attracting the
attention Of passers-by to the woods at
Connecticut avenue yer e.. and "a Az H,oefar benn
Of the Working Boys Home VIII be
held tomorrow afternoon. -,
A program Of music by the Ma
rine and Fort Myer Bands will be
tea. lemonade. ice cream and cake will
be served at small tables throughout
tie afternoon. Mrs Arthur Lee and
Mrs. Walter Wilcox will be IN charge
Of the tea table. which VIII be pre-
and Mrs. Horace Wescott. Other as
sistants will be Mrs. Ormsby Mccain
mon. Mrs. Nathan Wyeth and Miss
Mrs George Eldridge will have charge
will be sold. She will be assisted by
Mrs Jesse Ramsburgh. Miss Childs.
Miss Grace Woodruff. Miss Lucy Page
Mercer. Miss Laura Harlan. Miss Bag
beth Wiley. Mrs. George Dunn: Mrs.
George Dunlap and Miss Helen Tucker.
Mrs Randall Hagner and Mrs: Cary
Langhorne will be In charge OF the fish
pond and surprise tree. and they will
MSoorehesd, STSs Mrs. sreckinridgo Bayne,
Mrs. William Merideth. Miss Helen
Squire and Miss Helena Elliott.
Mrs. Archibald Davis. Mrs Victor
the flower e' table viii be assisted by BY
Mrs. Rowland Chase. Mrs. Sweeney.
Miss Porter. Miss Elsie Cassells and
Miss Mabel johnson.
Mrs George Odell will sell hats and
parasols, assisted by Mrs. John Jay
white. Mrs. Huntington. Jackson. Miss
Ruth Anderson. Miss Helen Buchanan
and Miss Anne Hopkins
Mrs. Louis Lehr. Miss Nellie Hobbs
corps Of assistants at the candy table
among them being Miss Lucy Perrin
Mrs. ]. p. Robinson. Mrs. Stanley E
Emlick. Miss MacMurray. Mrs. Horace
Hobbs. Miss Ransom o,Hearne. Me-,
Louise Boggs, Miss Lillian Birney. Miss
Janet Harlan. Miss Jean Tucker and
Miss Roberta Wiley.
The Misses Gladys and Virginia Mac
kay-Smith will have charge OF the ice
cream table. and the Misses Julia anC
Alice Whiting will sell lemonade. Mist
Jean Hinkle will have A bean bag game
and Mr.. Devereux will have charge o.
the shetland ponies. which gave such
delight to the children year ago.
Mrs Thomas Thacher will have .
table OF attractive fancy articles. the
work OF members Of the board OF tn,
home. and will have her daughter, Mis-.
Thacher. and number Of the debu
tantes of the winter to assist her.
Mrs. Francis Rusgles and Miss Mar
ion Stevens, are in charge of the picni,
supper, tables for which are now bein,
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Miss Elizabeth Peet. of Kendall Green
will be at home tomorrow afternoon af
ter 8, for the last time this spring.
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Over fifty boxes have been sold 70
the baseball game to be played on Ma,
% by the Racquet Club OF Philadelphia
and a picked team from the Metropoli
ton and Chevy Chase Clubs. for tn
benefit of the free ward of Providence