Evening star., 1915-03-24
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. Robert Lansing Entertains at
Luncheon in Honor of the
Misses Lansing.
Mrs. C. C. McCulloch Also Luncheon
Hostess-Dinners of Last Evening.
SpencerGrasty Engagement.

SpencerGrasty Engagement.
/ Mrs. Robert Lansing entertained sew
I cnty-fve guests at buffet luncheon
today to meet her sisters-in-l law the
i Misses Lansing, who are here on a
visit
j Mrs. c. c. McCulloch entertai ined in
formally at luncheon today in compli
ment to Mrs. Webster, who is here on u
i visit to Capt. and Mrs Williamson.
! Miss Louise Feuet is visiting Lieut.
! Commander and Mrs. j. Q. Richardson,
e3a0 18th street.
Mr.. William e. Cameron has sent out
I Invitations for the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Incz Estcie McLain,
and Mr.. Howard L. Foley, Wednesday.
! April :. at T. o'clock noon, ut st. faul's
! English Lutheran Church.
Secretary Garrison and Mrs. Garri
son left today for Atlantic City to re-
main until Friday. after which they
will spend the week end i'll New York.
The third dinner dance of the Uni-
Nersity Club was given last evening,
about 200 persons being present. Col.
Myron NJ. Parker, president of the club,
presided
/ Following is a list of members of the
! club who acted as hosts: J. Il. Peat l.
r. Bennett II. K. Cox. h. L. Graham, q.
". Langc, S. S. Perry. q. 4. Berry. NJ.
y. sullivan. $. Il. Kent, H. X. Gates. G.
y. Ellis A. Bruce Bielasii, Charles w.
weiser. H. l.. Rust, DR.. II. L. Bartyne.
II. $. Gott. w. L. Davis. Ralph Baird,
a. S. Pattson. Julius Peyser, W. S.
Parks and W. L. Galiher.
Miss Frances Dunn. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Thomas b. Dunn
of Rochester, \. Y, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the New Willard
! in compliment to Baroness Vera de
Ropp. who is the house guest of Miss
Edith Oracle.
Miss Amy Townsend of New York.
one OF the board of regents of Mount
Vernon, is here making brief visit,
and Is guest at the Hotel Powhatan.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Marshall of South
old. n. Y, arrived in the city for an
extended stay yesterday. They are at
the Ebbitt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Metcalfe of Omaha,
Neb., are at the Ebbitt. They arrived
In Washington yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Copenhaver
OF this city has been chosen as one of
the twenty-six girls to bear the soph-
omore class daisy chain,'' the historic
event and most attractive and spectac-
u1ar feature of the commencement ex
excises of the CAESAR College COM
mencement at Poughkeepsie class day,
June s. The selection as chain bearer
Is much coveted honor by sophomores,
for the only test is beauty. Miss Co
penhaver will return to Washingto on
fnr har
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Boardman have
returned from the south and are at
their residence, on Dupont circle.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and Mr. Arthur
Bradley Mcdonald of this city are at
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who
are on their way to San Francisco by
way of the Panama canal on board their
yacht, the Owena, stopped at Miami,
Fla, yesterday and anchored outside
the keys. They came ashore with
friends and took an automobile drive
about the city and started for Nassau
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel G. Grasty of
Baltimore have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Mary Garland
and DR.. Roscoe r. Spencer of West
Point, Va. DIR. Spencer is an assistant
surgeon in the United States public
health service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler ?. Anderson,
Mrs. Robert Mccormick. the counselor
of the interstate commerce commission
and Mrs. Joseph W. Folk, Mr.. and Mrs
Of the marine barracks and Mrs.
George Barnett were among those en-
tertaining dinner parties last week.
Mrs No q vi
Z. Hendley of 20O7 Columbia road are
at Atlantic City.
The assistant attorney general. Mr..
| W. W. Wallace. jr., has returned to the
Shoreham and Joined his daughter Mrs
Rankin. after having spent some time
at his place in Florida.
Mrs Henry c. Stuart gave a bridge
party yesterday afternoon
| Mr.. Philander C. Knox entertained
Informally at dinner last night at the
Shoreham.
! Mrs. A. T. Coleman celebrated her
birthday yesterday by entertaining at
luncheon, when her guests were Mrs.
Garcas, Mrs. McLouglin. Mrs Mar
auadt. Miss Mclaughlin. Miss Ida Lam
man, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Fisher.
).
B. Leeds are the guests of Mrs Ed
ward Stolesbury in Philadelphia.
Miss Mayme Agnes Chipley left Tues
day for San Francisco for an indefinite
stay.
i Mrs. Edmund X. Fox entertained the
Continental Danes Chapter. D. A. r.,
and the state officers Saturday last at
her new home. on S street. The guests
were Mrs Henry T. Guss, chapter re-
gent: Mrs. Frank F. Grenawalt, state
regent: Mrs. H. P. Mcintosh. Mrs. r.
c. Du Bois, Mrs. John T. Huddle and
Mrs. Clemanston.
Mrs. William ]. Cawthon and her
daughterin-law, Mrs. f. James Black
entertained at beautiful luncheon at
the Brighton yesterday. The decora-
tions were smilax. tulips. forget-me-
nots and jonQuils.
The guests were Mrs. Emma s. Shell
ton. Mrs. Lindley D. Clark. Mrs. W. L.
Andrews. Mrs. E. S. Henry, Mrs. Theo-
dore T. Moore. Mrs. Grace Morris. Mrs
w. S. Boyd. Mrs. H. Y. Easterling, Mrs.
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