The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-31

Mrs. Buckner Randolph, Miss Elise Da-
Wis. the Rev DR.. and Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe. Mr.. Charles 7. Tittmann. Gen.
and Mrs. George l. Andrews. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller. Miss VIII
lam Hammond. Mrs Everett Partridge,
and Mr. Samuel Pilson.
The weekly dance at the Army and
Navy Club was preceded by q number
OF interesting dinner parties. Or. and
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn. who were
among the hosts. had as their guests
Mrs. Bradley Fiske. Miss Caroline Ftske,
Miss Lucy Burleson. Miss Nancy Jenkins
Onutt. Miss Priscilla Ridley Dawson. OF
Baltimore: DR.. Cary T. Grayson. Capt
Ridley Mclean. Lieut.. Commander Ed
win J. Marquart, Lieut.. J. II. Hoover.
and Mr.. Lawrence o. Murray.
Mai. and Mrs. Andrew Moses also en-
tertained sixteen guests. including Surg
Gen. and Mrs. william c. Gorgss, Mai.
and Mrs. shipton. Maj. and Mrs. Ault-
man. Mai and Mrs. Hunt. DR.. and Mrs.
Ryan Devereux, Mrs. Richard b. Jack
son. Mrs. Robert W. Dowdy, Maj Van
Deman. and Mai Goodwin.
Others giving parties were Capt. and
Mrs Abraham Lott. who had as guests
Col. and Mrs. r. P. Davis, Mai. and
Mrs. L. J. Fleming. Maj. and Mrs. How
d.
del. Capt. Parker. and Lieut. Winter:
and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Reginald
Nicholson. who entertained Mr.. Oscar
Mordhorst. Of Shanghai. China, who has
been their guest for several days, and
Mrs Helen Barbour.s
Mrs. Hampson Gary was hostess at an
Informal tea Thursday at her home In
Nineteenth street for Mrs. Ralph Hills.
- l@Fs aaaNN-
ing for Rome. where Mr.. Hills Is secre-
tary of the United States Embassy. A
bridge party Of two tables preceded the
tea. for which there were additional
guests
Mrs. William p wooten received at
the Informal hop given at the Washing
ton Barracks Friday night number
Of the officers and their wives living at
the barracks and those connected with
the Engineer School living uptown at
tended. Among the other guests were
Col and Mrs. Johnston. Miss Johnston.
Col and Mrs. e. A. r. Flagler. Mai. and
Mrs. A. F. Casad, Miss Keim. Capt. Hall
and Lieut.. Watson.
Mrs. T. G. p. Pierce entertained at a
musicale. followed by tea. Monday aft
ernoon in compliment to the members
Miss Sylvia Lent. the violinist. accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Ernest Lent,
was the soloist Of the occasion.
Mrs. Pierce was assisted by Mrs Rich
ard c. Cobb and Mrs. W. c. Ruediser.
Col and Mrs. George 4. ArInes enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Lord Baltimore Country Club in COM
pltment to Mr. David $. Rose. former
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are the guests of Mr.. Roses brother and
sister-in-Isw, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert F.
Rose.
Mrs Van Fossen. wife Of the Rev.
George ". Van Fossen. rector Of Trim
ity Episcopal Church, was hostess at an
informal tea Tuesday. afternoon in honor
of her house guest. Mrs. c. II. Green.
Of south Bethel. Pa. Mrs. Van Fossen
was assisted BY her mother. Mrs, Smiley.
and Mrs. Green. Miss Mary Van Fossen
served tea and chocolate.
Mrs. Ernest Enaebel entertained at an
Informal luncheon Friday in compliment
to Mrs. Wilson Chase. The other guests
were friends OF Mrs. Chase who were liv-
ing in Denver when Maj. Chase was sta
toned there several years ago.
Miss Edith Oracle entertained infor- |
maIly at dinner Friday evening for her
house guest. Miss Lentilhon Clifford. of
New York. Miss Oracle will give a tea |
this afternoon for Miss Clifford.
Miss Olivia GazZman, who was a house |
guest of Miss Oracle. left on Thursday |
for her home in Philadelphia, where she |
will make her debut November .. Miss |
Oracle and Miss clifford will both so to |
Phila delphia for the occasion.
Mai and Mrs. Charles s. Farnsworth |
at dinner Friday at their
apartment at the Northumberland. Their |
guests included Maj. and Mrs. Lochridge.
Col and Mrs. Landers. Capt and Mrs.
Ross. and Mrs. Marquette.
Mrs. William Mitchell entertained at a
luncheon Of ten covers Thursday at her
home in Q street.
Commander and Mrs. Harvey Tomb
at dinner Friday evening at
their quarters at the navy yard.
The Chevy Chase club va the scene of
a number of smart dinner parties last
evening, preceding the dane
ng.
Mrs. Mark Brooke entertained in honor
u Miss hpbel Clay. of Kentucky. The
other queen were Mai. and Mrs. Will
am P. Wooden, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Shep-
,rd, jr.. Capt. Schley. and Lieut. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pilson were hosts
It another dinner, entertaining in honor
II Miss Helen Noyes, of Milwaukee. the
house guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Robert
RansdelL MIR. and Mrs. Pilson's guests
included Or. and Mrs. Rsnsdell. Mss
Rebekah Wilmer. Mrs. Gardiner Bell,
Miss Elizabeth Harding. Lieut.. Bruce
Mckinney. u. S. N; Lieut.. Paul Bastedo,
:. S. N: Mr.. Ballard Moore, Mr.. George
Mr.. Hugo de Pena, Mr.. Will
am Father, ir..sand Mr. Franklin Ellis.
Mrs. McEwan Pruyn had a number Of
,uests, including Capt, and Mrs. Gold
.hwaite, Capt. and Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
Christine wsggaman. Mrs. Augustus Ma
:omb. DIR. Larkin. and Lieut.. Alexander
dacomb.
One of the most interesting additions
70 the younger married set Of Washing
on society IL Mrs. Holmes Conrad, jr-,
wife of the son OF the former Solicitor
Conrad of the United States, who, with
Ter husband, has taken up a permanent
residence in the Capital The Conrads
ire from Virginia. but they have been
living in the West for some years. Mr..
Conrad was ASSISTANT corporation coun-
vel of Chicago under United States Sem
ltor James Hamilton Lewis when the :
senator was head Of Chicago law de- :
,artment Mrs. Conrad Is q charming :
Ind beautiful woman of pronounced :
brunette type. The young couple. who
Expect to take house or APARTMENT