The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-10
SOCIETY
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Washington; Mr. Justice McReynolds.
Mr.. 1umulty. secretary to the Presi-
McKenny, the charge d'afYaires of
Greece. Mr.. vouros: Mr.. Moreira. of
the Brazilian Embassy; Prince Hohen-
lobe. Of the Austrian Embassy Mr..
Dudley Field Malone. who Iunched
with Mr.. J. c. OLaughlin: Mrs George
Summerlin. the Misses Patten, and
Mrs. 8. c. Neal.
Reports received by patrons and pa
tronesses of the dog show to be held next
Monday and Tuesday in the old Walker
Hughes market, in Connecticut avenue.
for the benefit Of Neighborhood House.
received at their headquarters In the
Evans Building yesterday, indicate that
unusually representative entries will be
made in this years events by prominent
society folk Of Baltimore and other near
by cities. The whole pack of foxhounds
Of the Piedmont Hunt OF Middleburg
Va, will be entered and will be shown
by the master Of foxhounds. ID. c. Sands.
Of Middleburg, well known to members
Of the riding and hunt set in Washing
ton. Baltimoreans and Philadelphtans
are conspicuous in the owners entry
list. George D. Widener. of Philadelphia.
has made several entries. as has Isaac
Clothier, Of the Quaker City. DR.. George
w. Fisher. Of Baltimore, will be here
with a party of friends for Monday
nights show, as will many others. Miss
Doris Moore, with Pomeranians; Miss
Ruth Hitchcock and Mrs. Jerome Bona
parte, with the same breeds; Mrs. Larz
Anderson. with griffons. rare breed.
and George Goodacre, Philip Stuebener
and Roland c. Both. with beagles, will
attract considerable attention through
| their exhibits. Mrs. Caroline Wilson will
have a large entry of Russian wolf
hounds. Scotch terriers and Boston ter
riers from Holm Hall Farm, Va. Indi-
cations are that Neighborhood House.
which is the sole beneficiary Of the dog
! show. will profit TO a large extent from
the exhibition, which will be hailed by
society as a pleasing diversion of the
post-Lenten season.
Hamilton, Canada. are staying at the
Ebbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklen
gave a reception last evening at their
home, 1913 Biltmore street, from $50
until II. assisted by Mrs Frederick Saw
yer Hardesty. and Mrs. Calhoun. wife of
Prof. Calhoun. U. S. n. Miss Daviette C..
Ficklen, who Is attending the Mary Bald
home for the Easter holidays. will have
with her on this occasion her school
friends, Miss Eustacia Hardesty, Miss
Rosalind Caldwell, Miss Mary Stuart
Winter Mrs. Ellen Gordon. Miss Katha-
rine Simmons, and Miss Sieg. Of West
Virginia.
Mrs. A. W. Greedy entertained a few
friends informally at tea yesterday after
noon.
Mai. and Mrs William P wooten will
entertain a number of guests at supper
this evening. taking their guests later
to the informal hop at the Officers Club
at the Washington Barracks.
Miss Florence E. Rice has Joined her
brother in law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. c. worthington. of New York.. at
the Shoreham.
Lieut. Commander Arthur Crenshaw.
U. g. N. and Mrs. Crenshaw arrived at
the Willard yesterday for short visit
to Washington.
Commander Walter s. Marshman and
Mrs. Marshman arrived In Washington
yesterday morning for a stay of several
days. They are at the New Ebbitt.
MI. ana NITS ATtHuT LeHIDdH. MISS
Dorothy Lehman and Mr.. F. lewiston.
Of New York City, are at the Willard.
Mr.. Dudley Field Malone has arrived
at the Shoreham. Mr.. Herbert Pulit-
Ger. Of New York. also has arrived in
Warrington and II at the Shoreham.
Miss Olive Russell Chaplin, . talented
young actress Of Washington, formerly
Of the Virginia Drew Trescott Company.
appeared in an Interpretation of the ro-
mantle legends. '"The Soul Of Melicent.,"
and "Aucassin and Nicolette," last evel-
Ing at the Church Of Our Father. Thir-
teenth and L streets northwest. She was
assisted by Miss Edith Marion Brosius.
harpist. The reading was given in Eliza
bethau costume with candle light and
picturesque settings.
The patronesses were Mime. All Kuii
Khan, Mrs. lockwood Hoar. Mrs. Henry
n. Couden. Mrs. Kate Langley Boscher
Miss Elisabeth v. Brown. Mrs. John Van
Schaick, jr., Mrs. Claudius U. Stone. Mrs
Frank H. Briggs. Mrs.. James r. Branch.
and Mr.. r. Thomas West.
Maj. Harry Bryan. Of the American
colony in Mexico City. who has been at
the Ebbitt for several weeks past. left
last tnight for Q weekend trip to his old
home IN Ohio. He win return to Wash
inston the hrst OF the week.
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