The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-30

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speak on her experiences In Serbia dur !
ing the typhus epidemic at o'clock
Miss Margaret Wilson and her brother
ihIlaw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Sayre.. occupied box at the theater
last night.
Mrs, A. o. Tucker and Miss Agnes N.
Mawson. OF Washington, are spending
the holidays in Baltimore with Mrs,
Neveker, OF E2O isass oliver street.
An engagement OF much interest to
washIngton's Diplomatic and social cir
Giles Is that OF Miss Carmen Arosemena
and Luis Alberto Carlo. Miss Arose.
mena Is the daughter of Don Eduardo
M. Arosefnena, president OF the Bank
Of Ecuador, and OF Sonora Dona Gaia
lima Tola de Aroscincna. Mr.. Carlo is
the sou of Mrs. Luis Felipe Carlo and
Of tho late minister from Ecuador 70
the United States. The marriage will
take place in Washington next month.
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The FIRST OF a series Of ea-dances to
be given at the Playhouse Fridays in
January. from o'clock till $3.50, Will
take place there tomorrow. Cards for
the series, which is being given under
the patronage of number OF smart
women, may be obtained either At the
Playhouse or upon application to MIR.
II. de Sibour. The patronesses are Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Robert McCOr-
mick, Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Freder-
ick Chaplin, Mrs. William r. Draper.
Mrs. George Eustis, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs. George Howard. Mrs. Ed
ridge Il. Jordan, Mrs Arthur Lee Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mrs. Henry May, Mrs.
Edward Mclean, Mrs. James Mcmillan.
Viscountess de Sibour, Mrs. Robert M.
Thompson, Mrs. Hugh Wallace, and
Mrs, John F, Wilkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Stoddard, of
II aNe 81 LII f..T
childrens party yesterday at the Play
house from 3 to s O'Clock for their
children Miss Ruth Stoddard and Mas
tor Joseph Stoddard, jr.
A moving picture entertainment oc-
cupied the first hour and a half after
which tho children danced and refresh
ments were served. In the midst OF
much merTiRent and confetti throwing.
y huge peter Rabbit appeared and dis
trtbutcd the favors for the occasion.
which were round lowered paper boxes
Of candy tied with pink and blue rib
bons. The part of Peter Rabbit was
taken by Master James McKeldcn. An
orchestra furnished music throughout
the afternoon.
Among the guests who looked on
from tho boxes were Mrs Swagar Sher-
ley. Mrs. Leigh Palmer. Mrs. Allerton
CuShman, Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs.
a. l.. george. Of Brookline. Mass; Mrs.
Edwin r. Bartholf, Mrs. Chafles G.
son. Mrs. Stoddard was assisted in car
rying out her plans for the afternoon
by Mrs. George 4. Weaver, Mrs. Ben
iamin W. Woodruff. Miss Glen Douglas.
Miss Dorothy Bertholf, and Miss Doro-
thy Dobyns.
The Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
held its annual holiday dance last
evening at the Chapter House, 1914 Six
tenth street The house was decorated
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| being showered with holly and flowers.
little fir trees and snap-dragons adOrn-
ed the corners and mantles, while a
pretty Christmas tree decorated with
favors. consisting Of friendship bracelets
md links with fraternity Greek letters,
also added charm to the surroundings.
At II 80 supper was served at small
! tables decorated in purple' and gold. the
| fraternity colors. The committee in
charge were charles +. Morganston, jr.;
William A. Walk. and Frank Fuller.
Among the novel features of the even
ing was a Spanish dance by Miss Ethel
| May Boyd, accompanied by FREDERICK
SisneIga. The patrons Were Judge and
, Mrs. Ashley Gould. Prof. A. d. ODonog.
hue and Mrs. O'Donoghue, Prof. and
Mrs. Jesse Adkins, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Doyle Carmody.
| Among those present were Miss Ethel
May Boyd. Miss Henrietta A. Berens,
! the Misses Margaret Daily, Josephine
| DAILY, Myra j. McoTAtn' Elolse LleThn'
Pauline Martin, Lorraine Helen, Mild
red Morris, Madeline MeTkling. Dorothy
Leet. Louise Mullin, Alice Bailey, Bet
tie II. Gelpin, Anna Tuohey. Marguer-
lite jackson. NJ. Cahill, Charlotte Far
rell. Marion Malta, Suzanne Wright.
/ Paula Chase. Agnes Clark. Betty BY
| field. Charles II. Morganston, jr.
| Louis II. Grieb. Frederick Newland.
! Vincent A. Smith. walter B. Highfield.
Walter B. Henrietty, william A. Hol-
! lebaugh. jr.: FREDERICK Sisneiga. jr.
Winfield n. Scott, Frederick Stohlman,
II. C. Calling. William F. Volk, jr.:
Brent Young. Floyd T. Whitman. Ben
iamin T. Reidy. Raymond Sauter
George wiggin. Lewise Field, Frank
senich. Harry A.. Grant Frank T. Full
or. Otto Rupert, F. Cloisey, and ].
Hardy.