The Washington times., 1915-04-27

George i. Dunlop, Mrs. Charles J. Bell
Mrs. Armistead Peter. Mrs. N. ]. Lin
coin. Mrs. Thomas HolduP stevens
Goldsborough. Mrs. II. /. E. Johnson
Mrs. John D. Patten. Mrs Alexandra
K. Anderson. Mrs. Thomas Hamilton
Wilson, Mrs. Willard Parker Tisdel'
Mrs. Augustus c. Downing. Mrs. George
A. King, Mrs. Tom A. Williams. Miss
Matthes.
Nine de Meissner's long residence
abroad and her close association with
diplomatic and court life in Petrograd
make it possible for her to give much
interesting detail of men and women in
Russian public life.
The lecture will be illustrated with
stereopticon slides.
Tickets for the lecture may be OBJ
tainea of Mrs. N. s. Lincoln, 1920 Nine
teenth street northwest daily from
to 1.
Mrs. Joseph w. Folk entertained at
luncheon today twelve guests who were
invited to meet her sister-in-law, Mrs.
A. f. Cox, of Helena, Ark unfortu-
nately, however, the guest of honor was
cSlled home suddenly and was unable to
be present. The table was eharmingly
decorated with pink roses and lilacs.
Mrs. Folk will leave town within a
fortnight for six weeks visit to St
Louis and Tennessee, returning to
Washington to join Mr. Folk before
making plans for the summer.
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Mrs. Wooten. wife of Major William
P. Wooten. commandant at the Wash
ington Barracks. is entertaining at three
tables Of bridge this afternoon. Her
guests are Mrs. Charles B. Howry
Mrs. e; H. Harlow. and her guest
Walter Wells. Mrs. w. A. Gill, Mrs. w
w. White, Mrs. George P. Howell
Mrs. Munroe Mcfarland. Mrs. Lloyd
Lowndes, and Mrs. Sheldon Evans
Mrs. Gustave Lukesh and Mrs. Y; l.
Peterson will preside at the tea table
Mrs. Thomas Ewing entertained in.
formally at luncheon today.
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Miss Gwendolyn Logan, who has
made such a stir in Washington with
her remarkable reading Of The Sons
Mrs Christian Hemmick to give three
talks at Mrs. Hemmick's residence. 1&t
Rhode Island avenue. These talks are
expected to prove interesting and novel
for Miss Logan will tell of famous
theatrical figures with whom she has
Robertson. Mrs. Patrick Campbell
Granville Barker, and many others
from a behind the scenes" point OF
view Miss Logan will give these talks
on Thursday. April q, at $50; Sunday
May 2. at 3, and Wednesday. May ., al
$50 o'clock.
A distinguished audience witnessed the
Mask and Wig Performance last might
at the Belasco Mrs. William F. Drap
er, who entertained at dinner before
the play, had in her box Miss Margare
Breckinridge, Miss Whiting, the Misses
Scrlven, Franklin Ellis and John Cor
coran.
'Mr. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef wht
were also dinner hosts early In th'
evening, entertained in their box. Gen
and Mrs. Hugh Scott. Gen. and Mrs
William Crozier, Mrs. Robert Roosevelt
and Captain Reybaud. military attach
Of the Argentine embassy. Amoni
others who had box parties for tn
performance were Mrs. Richardson
Glover, Mrs. Stephen Elkins. Mrs. Glib
son Fahnestock. Mrs. Charles j. Bell
Mrs Arthur Lee and Mrs Louis Lehr.
Miss Minta Lockwood Jones. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Jones. o
Charlotte, n. c., and Joseph Hull. jr.
! of Savannah. Ga, were married at nool
yesterday at the residence of tn
brides aunt, Miss Jane Wilkes, in Con
necticut avenue. the Rev. G. c F
Bratenahl officiating. The rooms wer
| beautifully decorated with spring fiow