The Washington times., 1915-02-06
News and Gossip of Washington
..< Society and Social Events
a n RS. CARL vRoOMAN. wife of
M the Assistant SECRETARY of


luncheon today in honor of
Mss Mary. !Cleayes Daniels and Miss
Evelyn Jackson, who are visiting the
Greeley. Miss Mary Graham, Miss Mac
Kaye. and Miss Katherine Gardnef.
The dining room and table were dec
GRATED with pink roses The other
guests were Miss Lucy Burleson. the
Misses Bagley. Miss Sallie williams.
Miss Genevieve Walsh. Miss Janet
rowan. Miss Dorothea owen, Miss Rose
Greeley. Miss Mary Graham. and Miss
MaeKaye.
Mrs. Hennen Jennings gave an in
formal luncheon today in compliment
to her cousin. Mrs. William Holding,
who Is her guest for few days.
Mrs. William Haywood was hostess
at luncheon today for Mrs. Junius
Parker % New YORK. Pink roses
guests KMsnn were Mrs. e. w. ": Eberle; Mfs.
,Pr.aeess Kawannsnakoa. Mrs. Victor
kaunmann, Mrs. William Connor, Mrs.
Thomas B: Sweeney. Mrs. John Ritchie.
MIS- MssSn ssSW,n Mrs. Mrs Perry etn
Hume. and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
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Miss Dorothy smailwood will give a
luncheon on Saturday afternoon. Feb
.ruary 90
Among those lunching in the palm
room of the New Willard yesterday
was senator-elect James D. Phelan
Mrs. Ryan Devereux entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon.
party followed BY a luncheon yesterday
morning In compliment to Mrs. Junius
Parker.
Miss Margaret Niche will entertain
at bridge next Tuesday.
Major william p. Wooten and Mrs.
Wootsn gave a bridge party last Mon
Washington Barracks.
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Miss Elizabeth Hopkins will give
prloee party at her apartments in the
Mrs. Thomas Watts Gregory was the
guest Of honor at luncheon given yes
che1y x Gh..e md 1dsse rS: W. Se
We're Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall, Mrs.
Brown Davis, Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs.
!Ropert Henry. and Mrs. J. Harry Cow
Mrs Althouse. wife Of Commander
Adelbert Althouse. has sent out invita-
tions for a bridge party next Tuesday
Mss Mary Cleaves Daniels and Miss
Evelyn Jackson who are the guests of
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Mrs: Alexander Graham Bell enter
tatned large company Of women at
bridge yesterday afternoon. The honor
guest vas Mrs. Henry Dunstan Baker.
whose husband was commercial attache
at Petrograd. Ambassador aud Nine.
Jusserand. Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas N.
Chatard.' the Misses Cullen, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Baldwin. Mrs. and Miss
Garner. Miss Hartman. Mrs. A. g:
Wrs, c. D. Hsgen. Miss Kibbek. Mrs.
.MorEap- HILL Miss NJ. G. Fox. Mrs. J. N.
McGui. and Mrs J. Wiley were among
those who attended the last lecture Of
the alliance Francaise at the Cosmos
Club. The next lecture win be given
on Thursday. February II. by NJ. Ernest
Perrin. of Paris. who will talk about
Lies Romanesoue" Edmund Rostand.
At the congresstonal Club tea yes
terday Mrs. D. U. Fletcher received.
sss,sted BY Mrs; uG tsIixss and H!ooIs Mrs..
and Mrs. Gurrsey. OF Maine poured
Other. ssststins in ths s1s enteTta,nnE nsnn,.
Garner. Of Texas: Mrs. Gudrer Of
North Carolina: Mrs. Hawley. Of Ore
g sen o Mrs. Mr Fres e o. NEI sostn
Mrs. Garrett. Of Texas; Mrs. Gerry:
Of Rhode Islanh: Mrs. Gordon. Of
Ohio; Mrs: Graham. of Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Eamiiten nsa5a Sf %- N'T York; ;:,,sl;s Mrs.
Mrs. Russell =: Goodwin. Mrs, q: ":
Gordor,. Mrs Walter Gresham. Mrs
r: Hart: and Mrs. r. A. Hatcher.
xos se Mss Msssf sMe G5enn. Of q oreSon Norh Ms s
Francis. Of Ohio. and Miss Frear. Of
Marie Won tTnschuid gave a musical
program
Through letter to her sen. Nine. Vic
toria Won Kreuter has learned Of the
marriage on February l Of her only
daughter. Maria Regina. to Ernest
M officiating. Nine. Won kreutcr, who
IA an intimate friend of Count Cassini
and his daughter, the former Countess
cassini. is a Roman Catholic whose an
cestors fought al Greenwalden. Her
daughter. after graduating with the
highest honors from one of the leading
wornen's colleges Of Petrograd. Joined
her mother in this esuntr7.
Interest is being taken in the bridge
and the dansant to be given at Rau-
schers On February IS, from ; to T.
for the Free Wards Of Columbia Hos
pital.
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Garrison. Mrs
Daniels. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. l. T. Mann,
Mrs. Eberle. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
Mrs. Glover. Mrs. John Gibbons. Mrs
Charles Hamlin. Mrs. Henry Wiley,
Mrs. McCalia. Mrs. Teale. Mns. Victor
Kaufmann. and Mrs. Moran are the
patronesses
Dancing win begin at o'clock and
for this special tickets have been is
sued. The Misses Fitch, Miss Sargent.
Miss Aiys Downing. Miss Dorothy Ma
son. Miss Mary Lord Andrews. Miss
Francise Williams. Miss Helen Kirnmel.
Miss Marie Peary, and Miss Louise
Clark. have been chosen to serve as a
fcor committee.
The Twentieth Century Club held its
February meeting on Thursday at All
Souls Unitarian Church. Mrs. Frederic
Schoff. of Philadelphia. president OF the
National Mothers Congress. spoke on
THE National outlook for Childhood" i"
which was followed by an animated dis
Cussion.
Thursdays meeting was the first one
since the change in the constitution and