The Washington times., 1915-04-02
News and Gossip Of Washing
toms Fashionable and Off,
ciaI Folk.
STOKES MARRIAGE JUNE 2
r. King Stone to Take Bride at
Epiphany Church-Recep-
ton to Follow.

The marriage of Miss Madge Pickett
stokes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Syl-
vanus Stokes, and r. King Stone will
tshmro taKe place on June at Epiphany
eeeption at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
stokes In Massachusetts avenue.
MISS Stokes will have number of at
lendants. Mrs. Howard Hume will be
lams. OF Baltimore. maid of honor, and
among the bridesmaids will be Miss
Julia Whiting, Miss Adelaide Heath,
and Miss Virginia Hunt, of Washing
Paul.
Among the distinguished people who
Siready have engaged boxes for the
national Capital horse show. to be held
May SIP, are Mr.. and Mrs. William HIT.
Mrs. W. M. Ritter, d. A: Upson. Gen.
j a. buchanan, Mrs. stephen r. Elkins.
man, Larz Anderson, Col. Robert Mearns
Thompson, Edward Beale Mclean.
William P. Enc, Rear Admiral w. H.
Is,oH, gr,ownson, William Littauer, Rear Ad-
Johnston, Campbell Graef, Miss Martha
Goldman, the Assistant Secretary Of
War. Henry breckenridge; George H.
Myers, Mrs. Mackay-Smith. Hugh s..
Edmund Pendleton, George X. McLana-
nan. Mrs. John f. Rodgers. Thomas b.
Sweeney. DR.: F. S. Nash. Mrs. Harry
Wardlnan, w, A. Lieber, A. w. Atkin.
son, James Parmalee, Mrs. Hinkle and
Mrs Langhorne, Nj. c. Hazen, Mrs. w.
H. Emory. and Col. Henry May.
Col. and Mrs John Temple Graves will
give an informal tea dance on Mon
day from to o'clock in compliment
to the members of the Princeton Mu-
sical Clubs. who will be in Washington
for the concert they are to give on Mon
ot I'd
Colonel and Mss. Graves will have
with them for the holidays their sons,
John Temple Graves, jr., who is a stu
dent at Princeton University, and De
nell University.
Among other Princeton men who Will
spend the holidays in Washington are
stay with his mother, Mrs. John X.
Shields: Mack Baker. son OF Secretary
of the Senate and Mrs. Marion Baker.
and Joseph w. Bailey. jr.. son of former
= Senator and Mrs. Joseph w. Bailey.
Miss Joan Gillctt Barnes. Of Decatur
ILL.,. will arrive in Washington this
evening to spend month with her
aunt, Miss Amarylis Gillett.
Miss Gillett will entertain a number
OF guests at the, tea dance to be given
at Rauscher's for the. benefit OF the
Homeopa thic Hospital on Monday ar
ternoon in compliment to her niece, and
on Monday evening will give a dinner
in honor of Miss Barnes and Miss Win
nifred Warder. who Is the guest of
Miss Molly Eliot Seawall, taking her
guests later to the Womans' Army and
Navy Relief Ball at the navy yard.
Mrs. lIampson Gary entertained in
formally ct dinner last evening for sher
nephew, Eugene Fish, of New York.
who is passing the Easter holidays with
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guests to the supper dance at the Will
lard. Mr.. Fish is q. student at Yale.
Mrs. Eveleth E. Whiting and her
daughter, Miss Frances Whiting, both
of whom have been suffering from the
grip, arc recovering rapidly.
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Miss Marie Simms, daughter of Con-
Sressman and Mrs Thetus W. Simms,
has as her guests the Misses Berry,
who are students at Miss Baldwin s
Seminary at Bryn Mawr..
Invitations have been issued b, the
trustees of the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
tor a reception and opening private
view of the twenty-fourth annual cx-
hibition of the Society of Washington
Artists in the hemiCycle of the gallery
tomorrow evening from to II o'clock
The exhibition will he open to the
public from April to April 25. inclusive.
on week days from . to o'clock on
SuHudyS from LOU 10 i.SU o CLOCK, and
on Friday evenings from to 10 o'clock
s.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey and Miss
Dorothy Shuey have returned to Wash
tngton from a visit to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuey and Miss Shuey
viii remain In town until about the
middle of May. when they will 20 to
Virginia, to their place in the Shenan-
doah Valley for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
and the Misses Whiting expect to leave
town the first week in June for their
summer home at Bar Harbor.
Col. Charles Page Bryan entertained
at luncheon of twelve covers on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Morrisey, OF Wash
ington, are in New York at the Hotel
Astor for a short visit
Miss Marie A. Odell. daughter Mrs
NJ. Odell. had a surprise party given for
her by number of her young friends
on Saturday evening, in honor of her
thirteenth birthday. Music, dancing,
and games tilled the evening. Those
present were Miss Pauline and Miss
Gertrude BisChoff. Miss Edith and Miss
Charlotte Hartley. Miss Irma Octzel
Miss Alma Phillips, Miss Mildred Jones'