Evening star., 1915-01-24
With the Notables.

| The Vice President Mrs. Marshall were
the guests of Mr.. Justice McReynolds
! in his box at the theater last night.
Later there was a supper party at the
Shoreham.
| The Postmaster General and Mrs.
BurleSon. who had guests last nlght at
| dinner, will entertain another company
| Friday night in honor of the wee PreSl-
| dent and Mrs. Marshall.
| Mrs. William b. Wilson and the
| Misses Wilson, wife and daughters OF
| the Secretary of Labor, will be at home
| Wednesday afternoon for the first time
| this season. They will observe the fol-
lowing Wednesday afternoons of the
season.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Victor Blue
| have guest their cousin, MISS
| Cooper of Morristown, n. j., for whom
they entertained eighteen guests at
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last
| night. Miss Cooper will continue her
| visit here for a week.
Mr. Julian Tomlinson Bishop of New
f! York. who, with his mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
| Bishop, is spending the winter at 1927
| 18th street. was host at dinner at
| the Chevy Chase Club last night, having
seventeen guests. The entire party re-
manned for the dance which followed the
| dinner parties.
/ Mrs Jams A. Reed will be at home
| Thursday afternoon, and will have sew
| eral women from official society to as
sst her. February 2, Mrs Reed will
| entertain at luncheon for Mrs.
| Marshall.
| Col. Robert NJ. Thompson has out in
vitations for a stag dinner party Sat
urday night, January 80, to meet Judge
J. Morgan O'Brien, Delaney Nicoll. G..
c. Clark and others.
Representative Thomas r. Dunn of
Albany, N Y, who was operated on
| at local hospital ten days ago, is
| recovering rapidly and will soon join
| Mrs. Dunn at their home on 18th street.
| Miss Margaret Clements. daughter of
| Judge and Mrs. Judson c. Clements,
and Miss Dorothy Crawford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Crawford. have
| gone to Leesburg, Va, for d weekend
| visit to Mrs. Chamblain.
Mrs. Henry Dunster Baker, wife of
the United States commercial attache
at Petrograd. who is spending several
months in Washington, will soon be
joined by Mr.. Baker. Though Chi
cago man, Mr.. Baker has lived abroad
charming Englishwoman. She has an
| apartment at the Highlands. and has
been an exceedingly attractive figure
| on visiting days, making her round of
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and wearing a strikingly handsome
long white fur coat. trimmed with
| bands of splendid Russian sable. With
! Mrs. Baker at the Highlands is her
| three-year-o daughter, a prodigious
| little traveller. having covered fully
| $4,000 miles of country in her few
| years.
I The Secretary of War and Mrs. Car
| rison will be Joined tomorrow by the
| latters sister, Mrs. samuel w. Nor
ton of Philadelphia. They will en-
| tertain guests at dinner tomorrow
night. Mrs. Morton is not in robust
| health. and no special entertainments
| will be given in her honor while she
| is here.
| A tea will be given by Miss Slemp
| of Virginia. Mrs. Allen T. Treadway OF
| Massachusetts, and Mrs. John a. Peters
of Maine at the Grafton Tuesday after
| noon.
| Invitations for the dinner which Sem
ator and Mrs. James a. OGorman were
to have given January 27, in honor
! of the Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward
Douglas White, have been recalled. and
| Mrs O'Gorman is spending some time
at Atlantic City. Mrs. John A. Mahar,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. OGor
| man has arrived from New York, and
will chaperon her young sisters.
| February Is is the date set for the
| annudl DTedhIdSl VI tHc 1CeIHOCTdIlc
| Womans, League and Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall and the wives of cabinet
members have already accepted the
date and invitation for the breakfast.
! Col, Harry F. Hodges will arrive to-
| morrow from Panama and will join
| Mrs Hodges and Miss Alma Hodges,
who are already established at the
| family residence, 1875 Massachusetts
tavenue.
Miss Hodges made her formal debut
at a large tea given in her honor at
! Lake Forest. ILL.,. last winter and later
took active part in social life at
the isthmus.
| Mrs. Hodges and Miss Hodges will be
! at home Fridays in February.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
have been in New York, returned last
night.
John Barrett, the director general of
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