Evening star., 1915-03-27
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. James E. MARITIME Gives
Luncheon for Miss Helen
Day Of Orange, N. ].
Miss Dorothy Drake Entertains at
Tea-Drill at Fort Myer-Din-
ners, Dances and Personals.

Mrs. James e. MARITIME is. entertain
Ing for week her cousin, Miss Helen
Day of Orange. N. ]. She gave a
luncheon in her honor today at the
Army and Navy Club and had as other
guests Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. Mrs.
Robert NJ. La Toilette. Mrs. James A.
Reed. Mrs. H. L. Myers. Mrs. Robert N.
Page and her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Thaddeus Page, and Mrs. Kemp.
Miss Hazel Jones. daughter of SEN
ator and Mrs. Wesley L. Jones, gave a
pliment to her guests. Misses Dorothy
and Margaret Coffin Of North Yakima.
| Wash.
Mrs. Clarence Northrop Jones. wife Of
| Capt. Jones OF Fort Myer, entertained
| last evening IN honor Of the birthday
| anniversary of her husband. Follow
Ing small dinner party, dozen or
| more of their friends were guests at a
musical and chaf1ng-dis supper. The
Mrs. Jones and by Miss Buelah Cham
bers Of this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schneider Of
| 1873 Columbia road left Friday, March
| 26, on an extended trip to Los Angeles
| and the Panama-Pacifc exposition at
San Francisco. They will return about
June Is.
| Col. and Mrs. s. A. Wolf have re-
! turned from ST. Augustine and other
| Florida resorts, and are staying at the
Cairo.
| The assistant attorney general and
| Mrs. Warren returned this morning
| from Fortress Monroe.
| Mai. James W. Van Dusen Of the
Medical Corps, U. s. A., accompanied by
Mrs. Van Dusen have taken apartments
at the Hotel Powhatan, where they will
| remain for some time.
Mrs. 8. g Cargill and Mrs. r. @. Car
ington on a visit to Miss Helen Car.
gill. who Is attending school at one of
| the local seminaries. While here they
are guests at Hotel Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry st. George Tucker
| Of Lexington, Va, are at the New Will
| lard for a few days. as also are Mr..
and Mrs. N. D. Maher of Roanoke and
Miss Maher.
have returned to the Tome School after
| having spent the spring holidays at
their homes are: Reginald Hall. son Of
Rev. and Mrs. Percy Foster Hall, 1885
i L
| son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. Hardesty,
the Kenesaw. and Samuel Miller, 3r., 5
Quincy place northeast.
The members Of the board OF lady
| managers representing the Church Of
| the Good Shepherd, 9Th and / streets
northeast, are arranging beneht for
the Episcopal Ear, Eye and Throat HOS
pital to be given in the Apollo Theater,
II street northeast, Tuesday evening.
April s. special program is being ar
| ranged The committee in charge Is
| made up of: Mrs. W. J. Durham, Mrs
E. Padgett, Miss e. Abbott and Mrs. ].
S. Wasney.
Miss Gladys Ewing Of Houston, Tex
eroned by Mrs. Rankin Mason.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Drake arrived today
from Andover. Mass. to spend the
Charles NJ. Drake, at 1854 bancroie
place.
Miss Beatrice Boyden of Vassar Col
lege is spending the Easter hoidays
| with Miss Dorothy Eleanor Garner,
PIP Ontario road.
Miss Dorothy Drake is entertaining
at a small tea this afternoon In honor
Of Miss Louise Fanet of Paris. Tex.
The assistant secretary of war. Mr..
lRreckinridge, and Col. Wilber E. Wiley
reviewed the special drill given at Fort
lMyer yesterday afternoon for the army
branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A There was
a large and appreciative audience.
| Among those present were Mrs. Henry
10. Breckenridge, the Bulgarian minis
ter and Nine. Panareton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. Mrs. Richard Town
send. Representatiy&e @ YEA ana M Mrs ling nnSnas W
Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Hit.
Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. Frank Mitch
ell, Mrs. Lippincott. Miss Lippincott.
Mrs Ms wife Hrsh 81 the Mr
and Mrs william A. Slater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Marshall
Field. Miss Lillian Birnev. Mr.; John
Kirby. Mr. william n. cSrsoren %r. en,, Epssis. pssr
sail. Mrs. McDonough, Mrs, John F.
wilkins, Mr.. Slater. Mr.. and Mrs.
woodward Haven. Miss Haven, Mr..
ssrvea asn H Cen SMITH nd1Ssa
L. Mccawley. Col. Raybaud of the Ar
gentine legation, the military attache
Of tho Japanese embassy, Mr. and Mrs.
j =. p. Gardner and Mr.. Recedo Of the
l A tea dance followed In the Admin
istration building. whom Mrs. Hugh L
Scott acted as hostess: The large
ballroom was used entirely for dancing
and tea was served in the tea room on
the first floor. Mrs. Walcutt and Mrs.
Cameron served at one table and Mrs.
Philip Sheridan and Mrs Miley at the
other. The decorations were pink and
yellow.
! Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Franklin were
the hosts at a beautiful dance
last night at the Raleigh. given
, in compliment to their house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bauer Of New York. The guests pres
ent included Capt. and Mrs. Bertholf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Bra
hany, Mr. and Mrs Crosthwaite. Mrs.
DouEherty. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson. Mrs.
! Gaynor. Mr.. and Mrs. Cans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs Iden. Maj.
and Mrs Hartman. Mrs. johnson. Maj.
Dr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs.
i James Orme. Mr.. and Mrs Gardiner
Orme, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. Capt. and
Mrs Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour.
MI. and Mrs. Sinnott. DR.. and Mrs.
Simpkins. Mr and Mrs. Hal Smith, MRS.