The Washington times., 1915-04-13
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HosteSSeS.

Among those who called yesterday
to see the aristocrats of the dog
world assembled at the old Walker
Hughes market in Connecticut avenue
for the third annual exhibit of the
Washington Kennel Club were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover
. and Miss Eudora Glover. Mrs. Ward
Brown, Miss Sally Ovenshine, Miss
Adeline Hammond, Miss Nancy Cor
don Jones, George HELEN and Fred
erick Harvey.
Mrs. L. r. Brown, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Miss Margaret Wilson at the
White House for a few days.
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Mrs. John w. Thompson has cards
out for a tea at Rauscher's on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock. when Miss
Harlan will come from Wilmington.
Del. to speak on the Northheld con
ferences, which are held each year at
Mortified. Mass, in the interests of
religious advancement.
Mrs. George Barnett will entertain at
luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. q. Richa rdson, wife of Com
mander Richardson, L. 5. ~, is enter
tanning at bridge today, complimentary
to her sister, Miss Louise Fenet. OF
Paris, Tex. Mrs Adelbert Althouse and
Mrs. Edward Campbell Will ptesiue NJ
the tea table.
Miss Fenet was the guest OF honor
at a dinner which Commander and Mrs.
Richardson gave on Thursday ni2ht at
the Army and Navy CLUB
Mrs Norman Underwood is hostess at
a bridge party of four tables this after
noon Her mother, Mrs. James \. Bay
ard, and Mrs. Richard Heath, VIII pour
tea.
Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock, wife Of Com
msnder Pollock, will give bridge party
Thursday.
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Mrs j. Willard RaGsdale will enter
tain at luncheon on the afternoon of
April -.
Mrs. William Cline Borden will give
a luncheon on April l9.
Mrs Clement 4. +. Flagler, wife of
Colonel Flagler. entertained al luncheon
today, followed by bridge. in Compi-
ment to Mrs. Hunsakcr. wife of Lieut..
Irwin l.. Sunsakcr, of Fort OSleth%pe,
who will be her guest until saturday.
There were twelve guests seated at
tables Of four. each of which was deco
rated with roses of a different color
On Thursday evening Colonel and
Mrs. Flagler will be hosts at a dinner
given in honor OF their guest
y.
Among those lunching at the Shore
ham yesterday were the Secretary OF
Commerce. William C.. Redfeld John
Barrett, Justice James c. McReynolds.
Mr.. de Beaufort of the Netherlands
legations Mr.. Vouros, charge daffaires
OF Greece: Mrs. Henry Corbin. Miss
Helen Squire. Mrs. Britton Browne.
Mrs. Evans Browne. Miss Mary
Browne. and Miss Marion Trumbull.
Mrs. S. G. Neale. Mrs. Charles Fairfax,
L. I
s. Blair, and Prince Hohenlohe Of the
Austrian embassy.
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Mrs. Eberle, wife of Capt. Edward
W. Eberle. Commandant at the navy
yard. will give bridge party tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepherd will en-
tertain at bridge on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Gatewood, wife of DR.. II. T..
a bridge party on Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. Hugh Scott, wife of General
Scott, chief of staff L. s. A., was
hostess at luncheon of fourteen covers
today in compliment to Mrs. Joseph Til
ford, widow of General Tilford who is
the guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
Ter. Col. and Mrs. George II. Cameron
The other guests were Mrs. William
Cline Borden, Mrs. John l.. Glenn. Mrs.
Y
Jones. Miss Eliza r. Scidmore. Miss
]. D: Strong. Mrs. William ?. Hall.
Mrs. T. A. Baldwin, Mrs. William D.
Connor. Mrs. A. II. Fowler. Mrs. G. II.
Cameron and Mrs. Charles II. Scott,
who is visiting General and Mrs Scott.
Mrs. Edward J. Dorm, wife of Captain
Dorm, L. S, n, will entertain at tea
this afternoon at her residence in
TWenty-tirst street. in compliment to
ho,- ei- Lob, rN
York, and Miss Eleanor Halpin. of New
York, who are her house guests. Mrs
Edward w. Ehcre. Mrs John Van
Rensselaer, IToff Mrs. Chester Wells
Mrs. George p ColvOCorcsses and Mrs.
Percy will do the hOnors in the dining
room, assisted by Miss Ruth Wilson
Miss Helen [immell. Miss Emma
Washington, and Miss Ellen Fillcbrown
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