The Washington herald., 1915-12-08

OF ieNes. mrs. James II. GIennon. Mrs.
Edwin H. TiIlman. Mrs. John M. Cuip.
Kelly. and Mrs. Lauterback. OF New
York; Mrs. Jules Guthridge and q
group OF young girls. Miss Jane Greg
ory. Miss Lucy Burieson. Miss Mercedes
Godoy. Mo MarGueritta Tillman. Miss
Suzanne Chase. Miss Elizabeth Chase.
Miss Ruth Lester. Miss Marie Sims.
Miss Ellie Lejeune. Miss Lillian Hen
drick. Miss Dorothy bennett. Miss Mar
jorie Heimbold. and Miss Lillian SUIT
ton. of Austin. Tex. who is spending
the month of December with Miss Du-
lin.
The tea was followed by an infor-
NAL supper party and dance for the
receiving party and . number of men.
Mrs. Lemly. wife of Capt. II. r.
Lemly. U. s. A.. retired. entertained AT
bridge followed by tea, yesterday after
noon. at her residence in Leroy place.
In honor OF her daughter. Mrs. James
Parker. wife of Capt. Parker. U. S. A..
who will be her guest until after Christ
mas. There were eight tables for bridge
and few additional guests were asked
for tea Mrs Richard Parker. Mrs.
Jo:eph Z. Kuhn 3nd Mrs; Ramsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting.
of New York, arrived at the Shoreham
yesterday to keep several social engage
ments.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her residence.
in Massachusetts avenue. in Compliment
to her niece, Miss Barbara Kauffmann,
whose engagement to Mr.. Lewis Newton
Murray. Of Dunkirk. N. Y, was recently
announced
The Solicitor Of the State Department
and Mrs. Cone johnson entertained last
evening at the fortnightly dinner-dance
at the University Club. Mr.. Weldon
Bailey gave a dinner there in cUmpli-
ment to Miss Callie Hoke Smith and her
hSIse guest. Miss Mary AnsIey. of At
lanta, Ga. Other hosts at dinner were
Mr.. Harry L. Rust DIR. Adam kemble.
Mr.. Lang, Mr.. y. S. Parks. DIR. j. q. Nc
Kay. Mr.. Applemsn. Mr.. A. Sterns. Mr.
c. r. johnson. Mr. L. II. Evans. Mr.. H.
C King. DR.. Shultz. Mr.. Harveycutter.
Mr.. Schuanan. Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. J. W.
Childress, Mr.. c. Veil, Mr.. L. VI. HAM
mar Mr.. White, Col. NJ. NJ. Parker. Mr.
II. Keags, Mr.. Robert. Sold. Mr. Fred
Swindell, Mr.. c. ii. Osborn. Mr.. William
2. Hicks. Mr.. A. c. Wells, Mr.. Bilbrey.
Mr.. Livingston, Mr.. J. B. Ceat. Mr.. j.
A. Well. Mr.. T. V. Merica. and Mr.. A. NJ
Patterson
Mrs William B. Reynolds was hostess
at a bridge party yesterday afternoon al
her apartment In the Woodley. Among
the guests were Mrs. John S. Morris,
Mrs. Dwight Aultman. Mrs. F. : Town
send. Mrs Dowdy, Mrs. Jesse Ramsburs.
Mrs. Frank Cocheu. Mrs. E. D. Ander-
son. Mrs. william d. Beach. Mrs. A l..
Mills, Miss Crofton. Miss Jane Austin.
Mrs. Charles Welcutt, Mrs. John NJ
Evans. Mrs. J. l. Dewitt. Mrs L. W.
Townsend, Miss Critcher. Mrs p
Iochridge. Mrs. Frances s. Dodge. MIN
W. II. Mcclure. Mrs. Barry B. OSBORNE.
Mrs. W. II. Franklin. Mrs kenney Roth
and Mrs Silas Wolf. Additional guests
were invited for tea Mrs. Aultman and
Mrs E. 8 Townsend presided at the tea
Ia bic. which was decorated with pink.
chrysanthemums-
Mrs. John Bancroft arrived from VIII
mington. Del, yesterday TO join Mrs
Joseph Bancroft at the shoreham
Miss Margaret Wilson. Mrs Robert Lam
sing. Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo. Mrs.
I.indley NJ Garrison. Mrs. Thomas Watt
Gregory. Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs.
Albert Sidney BurIeson. Mrs. Franklin n
Lane. Mrs. David F Houston. Mrs. Will
liam {. Redfield. and Mrs. William r.
Wilson are among the patronesses Tor
the mass meeting to he held AT Con
Itinental Memorial Hall, Monday. becsm
her II. at ; o'clock. to aid tn" work OF
IN. international Christian Hospital In
Tokyo. Japan, which is under American
lauSpices.
The President has siSnihed his intention
iof being present and a fashionable and
representative gathering from Washing
ton society will attend. \ feature Of the
meeting will be some beautiful lantern
slides of Japan, explained ny MIS-
Charles Rodman PancOast. OF PhI'adel-
phia. followed by an address ny br. Ru'
idolr B. TuesIer, who is a native of Nlr'
cinia.
The International Christian Hospital ir
Tokyo, the gateway Of the East. "ss
founded about fourteen years ago by Bish-
Cd McKim with the object of provid-
ling a modern hospital for foreign resi-
ldsnts and travellers: to aid the sick ana
suffering poor OF Tokyo: to establish
central point for the study Of oriental dis
eases and scientific research; TO cement
i by international cooperation. and a Nv
ling. waking organization. tho friendship
between Janan and America: to Illus
trstc bv demonstration practical Chris
,iarity; and to tit and train Christian
nurses and doctors who shall go forth
well prepared to minister to the sick and
I.ytend Christian influences for good. Such
| a noble work commands the interest and
supnort Of y Christian nation for the
splendid objects for which 1t stands.
Mrs NiSrun JIkc IaTasure. whose Ice
Iture-reci.aIs on grand opera are such
! A delightful feature of musical life In
Washington this winter. has gone to
New York City for a visit of two weeks
TO attend the Metropolitan Opera and
various concerts OF note. Mrs. Lamasurs
will return to Washington for her lee
ture-rscital on "Parsifsl' Monday aft
ernoon, December 20.
Ma and Mrs. Henry Holmes. of Homo
lulu. were among yesterdays prominent
arrivals at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Tunstall Smith and Miss JoSepain"
Tunstall Smith will arrive from Baltimore
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