The Washington times., 1915-01-15
N n RS. THOMAS WATTS GREG
NH DRY, wife Of the Attorney
kVX General, entertained ut lunch-

xvX General. entertained Mt lunch-
con today. Her guests were
Mrs. George c. Todd, Mrs. Il. M. Under
wood, Mrs. Samuel Graham, Mrs.
Samuel H. Thompson, Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Ernest Knaebel. Mrs. Jesse
C. Adkins. Mrs. Cone johnson, Mrs.
Robert w. Dowdy, Mrs. M. c. Gregory
and Mrs. Morgan Beach.
q
! Mrs. Harold Parmalee. wife Of En-
Sign .Parmalee, will give luncheon on
February Is in compliment to Miss Jsne
.Gregory. daughter of the Attorney Gen
,eral and Mrs. Gregory.
-
Secretary of the Interior Lane was
the guest Of honor at a luncheon which
Mr.. McNutt. of New York and san
3ns rransiscC; gave & IN the .esarar palm room
The Misses Needham have cards out
for bridge on the afternoon of JAM
uary %. ..--
Mrs. Samuel Lenly entertained at
bridge this afternoon In honor OF her
house guest, Mrs. Hime. OF Phiiadel.
Ea,a:. Rh,ia: TidCw Of the late Capt Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ansley. will give
bridge party tonight in celebration OF
their seventh. wedding anniversary
Mrs. Byron Adams has invitations out
Tor bridge party next Wednesday art
ernoon.
The Dickens carnival will be held in
the large ball room Of the New willard
ON Monday evening at o'clock, COM
mencing with a procession of the most
important character from Dickens mas
uyin a roCaiVQd
Pickwick. impersonated by the father Of
Gilbert Grosvenor. who hastened his
coming to Washington to take this i'm
from David Copperfield'' will be given
under the management Of Miss Louise
Mhitford. formerly Of the Columbia
Thenter company. interpretations will
wick Club will sing: "The Ivy Green"
and other selections of that period I'm
der the dictatorship Of Miss Irma Mont
gomery Gibson dances of that time will
be given: In contrast general dancing of
Mrs. Wallace a. Whitaker is enter
t,ining at bridge party and shower
this afternoon in compliment to her sis
riege to william D. Sullivan will take
guests include Mrs. T. ". Page. Mrs
rlF Fred Essary ynndrs Mrs WILLIAM @ m.I, rFaser r
Gallagher. Mrs. Sidney Sherwood. Miss
Ruth Hall. Miss Marguerite Hall. Miss
Matilda Voigt. Miss May Whitaker, and
Miss Peggy Brodenac. A few additional
guests are invited for tea at o'clock.
Mrs. Hal Nton Hawkins was hostess
at a delightful luncheon Yesterday at
her residence sls. + street
Mrs. Perry Heath has sent out invl-
tations for luncheon and bridge on
January %.
Tho minister of Colombia, Julio Bet
ancourt. entertained at luncheon yes
terday at tho shoreham Hotel.
worth Mistead. daughter @ nef'sirs Of Mrs. Mary Mary
=: Milstead. and Richard Douglas Dear.
Of Minnesota. was solemnized last even
iE, inE at O'CLOCK at St. Marsarets
Smith, rector of the church, officiating.
Of Easter lilies, potted plants. and
spssp 1esns The Sv br bride wh9 HSfstS WAS given in
in-Chief II. c. Whitworth, U. s. r. c.
g.. retired. was gowned in white satin,
combined with tulle and old Spanish
Dutch cap of lace. and carried a shower
lilies Of the valley. Her only ornament
w %ss ss,t, the bridegrooms sfo gift pendant of
PldIHuIu anu uIdIlOnOS MISS Satnerln0
Penrose, of Philadelphia was maid OF
: honor. Her gown was silver-green
pussy willow tafreta trimmed with sill
Yer and opalescent embroidery. She
wore q large black hat. and carried pink
roses. Richard Meyer. Of Chicago,
was best man, and the ushers were
Harry Kelly. Arthur Tiffen, William
Patton. Harry Kenner, Augustus Ken
ner. and La Tour Milstead, a brother
OF the bride. A reception followed at
the homie of the bride at the Manor
House. after which Mr.. and Mrs: Dear
in Minnesota.