The Washington herald., 1915-04-27
Doings of Society

Harrison Mrs. J. D. Adams and Mr..
Harold Norton presided at the tea
table.
the Kate Sordon Chapter of The
Southern States Woman SUFFRAGE
Conference will give its first soc;aI
junction of the season this evening
at O'Clock at the Rochambeau \
musical program will he the feature of
the entertainment, and the artists will
be Miss Mcdonald. Miss Ward. Miss
Metcalf, Miss Bender. Mr.. Maxwell and
Dr Frances. The chapter cordially
invites all suffragists TO attend
Mrs. Harry seaver and Mrs Jennie
Latham. of Arlington, Mass. are the
guests of Mrs. j. H. Tomb. wife of
Lieut. Commander Tomb. L. g. n
Mrs. William p. Malburn entertained
at reception yesterday afternoon In
honor of her mother. Mrs. Charles
:. Thomas. wife of Senator Thomas,
or Colorado. Receiving with Mrs
Malburn were Mrs. David Franklin
Houston. Mrs. John E Osborne, Mrs.
Andrew Peters. Mrs. Byron Newton.
Mrs. Huston Thompson. Mrs Charles
warren. Mrs Henry c. Hall Mrs A
H. Fowler and Mrs. Horton Pope
Mrs. Bryan. wife of the Secretary
OF state. has been compelled TO recall
her invitations for the tea which she
was TO have given this afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Pennybacker. president
OF the Federation of Women's Climbs
Mrs. Pennybacker has been detained
i'll the South by the floods and her
arrival has been postponed for time.
he
Wig Club of Philadelphia. who gave
a very delightful performance at the
Belasco Theater last evening arrived at
the Willard yesterday forenoon and
made their headquarters there. They
had luncheon served at ] p. m. and at
b p. m. dinner was served in the cafe
to the entire visiting party. After the
performance practically all came back
to the hotel and enjoyed the supper-dance
in the red room. This proved to be
the real social event of the day as the
number was augmented by their many
friends in Washington.
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby entertained at
bridge followed by tea yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of her house guests.
Mrs. Sarah +. Dearborn and Miss Eliza
beth Dearborn. of Boston. Pink and
white spring flowers formed the deco
ratiOns. Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. George
w. Laws poured tea and Mrs. ]. II.
Tomb and Mrs. Herbert c. Sparrow were
at the punch bowl.
Judge and Mrs. John Barton Psvne
and Col. Charles Page Bryan entertained
at luncheon Sunday in honor of the
Secretary of the Interior and Miss
Lane. The guests We're the Swiss min
lister and Mime. Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair.
Bulkner Randolph. Miss Mary Gusts
Lee. Miss MacVeaGh. Miss Lucy Page
Mercer. Baron Won Schoen of the Ger
man Embassy: Mr.. Acuna. of the Ar
Centine Embassy: Mr.. Rutherford Bling
ham. and Mr.. Dick
Mrs. f. Fl. Moves and Miss Moves left
last evening for their summer home in
Milford. Pa. They will return TO Wash
inSton in the fall
DR.. and Mrs. James F. Mitchell re-
turned to Washington Yesterday from
a trip to Cleveland.
Mrs and Mrs w. s. Corhy were
hosts at A reception and musical last
evening in honor of Mrs. William
Cumming Story. president general and
the Patriots Memorial Chapter of the
D. A. r. Palms. ferns and American
and Miss Virginia Shaffer. of New
York: Mis- Ramona lander. Mr. Charles
Tittman. Mr. Edgar Priest and MIR. l..
F. Droop gave delightful musical
program. Receiving with MIR and
Mrs. Corby were Mrs. Story. Mrs. Ed
ward +. Olney. regent of the Ia
triots' Memorial Chapter. and Mrs. T..
A. Dexter, of Spring, Mass. who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Corby.
Mrs. wooten. wife of Mai william
T. Wooten. will be hostess at an in
formal bridge party this afternoon.
Mr. Julien T. Davies. of Great Neck.
Long Island. is at the New Willard
for few days.
Mrs o. II. Kahn. of New York. who.
with her daughter, Miss Maud Kahn.
is a guest at the Shoreham, enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening in
the rose room. The table was placed
in a bower of pink rambler roses and
was decorated with pink sweet peas.
The guests included Admiral Me
Gowan. Mrs Lawrence Townsend. Miss
Ogden Jones' Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss
Kahn. Mr.. Grant and Lieuts. Thomp
son, Noyes. Lawrence Townsend, jr.,
Paul Basedo and Allen.
An interesting feature of the country
fair to he held at Friendship on Saturday
for the benefit of the infants welfare
stations OF the Washington Diet Kitchen
Association will be the dog show. under
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