The Washington times., 1915-03-17
~ HE officers Club at Fort Myer
will give a drag hunt this af-
ternoon in commitment to the

tea dance In the administration build
ing, which, will follow the hunt. A road
parallels the course most Of the way
the hunters In automobiles. -
Lieut.. Edwin st. John Greble, Lieut..
John M Eager, Lieut.. Edmund Parker,
Lieut., John g. Winter, Capt. Charles
s: Haight. Lieut.. Victor whitside. Lieut..
Paul ID. Carlisle. Capt. Edward T. Dom
nelly. Lieut.. George l.. Morrison, ali of
Fort Myer; John o. Evans, M. F. III of
the Riding and Hunt Club; James MUIR
ply, the huntsman; Joseph Devereux,
the whip; Ralph Coffin, Col. William
w. Harts, Dennis Upson, Congressman n
>. Willard Ragsdale, Miss Ruth Hitch
Hndsrsan tHuek. MISS .Ed Edyshe the Howard Miss Ruth
some OF those who will ride.
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4. The last. Boston symphony concert of
aft. a9e season. which took place yesterday
Macted large and fashionable au-
dience The German ambassador enter
.ained box party. having among his
ssuests sse the Austro- Hungarian Ambassa-
aor and Madame Dumba and Lieut..
Albert Sidney Burleson, Mrs. Charles
a. Culberson. Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis,
t. Mrs. David Jayne Hill and the Assis-
SaTl Vrooman were the guests of Mrs.
Matthew I. Scott in one of the stage
poxes: Gen. and Mrs. William Crozler
80 Ahi. anu MIS- ffenTy Whlte with
them. Mrs; Henry Corbin had as her
guests Madame Hauge. Mrs. William
f. McCombs. and Miss Patten. Mrs.
marshall Field had box party, in
Ciud1ng Mrs Lawrence Townsend, Miss
Patten, and Mgr. Mactin. Mrs. william
barrett Ridgely was among the guests
IN the box Of Mrs. I. T. Mann. and Mrs
tpercy Hickling was among Mr.. and
Carlisle also had box party. in
cluding Mrs. Mandeville Carlisle.
Among others in the audienc were Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson. Larz Anderson,
r. Mann. Mrs. Thomas Carter. Miss Gene
We've Walsh. Judge and Mrs. Sidney
Ballou, the Swedish Minister and Mime.
Ekengren. Mrs! Edward II. Gheen and
Mrs. George Howard. Miss Margaret
Perin% Mrs. William L. Marshall Rear
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Richardson Glover
NJ. NJ. and Mrs Ralph Jenkins. Mr.. and
William A. Hammond. Capt. and Mrs.
John Gibbons. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes,
Ne~6old Noyes. Mrs. Thomas w. Bow
f; Gfrs; mrs. Clarence Wilson. Miss Breck-
8; Richard Fuller. Mrs, John Crayke
Simpson, Gordon Crawford, Mrs. james
fiarlan.. Mrs. o.. Fl. Tittman. Mr.. and
MIS- ninss Ge9!.ge Eustis. Mrs: Hennen Jen-
Barnard. 'p''
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+o me % engagement of Miss. Hope Trux-
Cromwell, son Of Mrs. % Edward A'T r
Stotesbury. which was announced re-
ecently in Philadelphia. is of great in
made her debut at a tea given by her
parents In December. is related to Mad
anne Bakhmeteff. wife of the Russian
sahminas;sador ann s;s and to Truxton, Beale. of
'nf oF,n Iva
can miYster to Greece and to Persia,
Mr.. Cromwell is a sophomore at
Princeton and member of the CO.
1eniai 8hiia Eiub. He makes his home in
bury. but grew up in Washington,
where his mother, then Mrs. Oliver
Cromwell. was very popular in So
Miss Beaie has recently returned
from stay at Palm Beach. She is
an intimate friend of Miss Cordeia
Biddle, whose marriage to Angler y.
Duke. of New York. on April %, will
be the. chief event of the spring season
in Philadelphia. Miss Beale will be
one of the bridesmaids,
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean, who has
chartered the cruising yacht Bluebird.
entertained friends on board yesterday
afternoon at Palm Beach. The Blue
bird Is owned by p. Palmer. of Albany,
who is spending the winter in Califor-
MA.
Mrs. George Clark. wife of Captain
Clark. L. s. N. is entertaining a few
friends informally at bridge this af-
ternoon.
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Mrs. c. W: Warden entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon in the corridor of
Mrs. John Claggett Is entertaining a
bridge party this afternoon at her apart
ment in the Cordoya.
ing this afternoon. Mrs. Bush Brown
is resuming her Wednesday afternoons
at home. which were interrupted by ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. Ollie James is entertaining a
box party this afternoon in compliment
Tex. who is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Hampson Gary. Later she will take
her guest to the Willard for tea.
Senator James left town last evening
BY Mrs. James. who expects to leave
Washington about April g.
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The series Of dances given by the U.
y. c. for the Confederate Memorial
Home. has been so successful both So
clally and financ ally that the commit
tees In charge have decided to give two
more more dances in April: They will an
,iuoH'C llic udltS ldleI. Ine IOurtn
dance will take place on the evening of
March 25 in the ball room of the Con-
federate Home at s 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, president,
District division. u. u. c., and Miss
Panste CassanaVe Wilson. chairman of
the entertainment committee, are I'm
charge of these dances, and are assist
ed by other committees of the u. u. c.
A features of the dance March 20 will
be card tables at the Confederate Home
Tor the entertainment of the guests who
do not dance.
Mrs. Taylor Q. Timberlake is chair
man of the young ladies committee. and
is assisted by Miss Genevievc CLARK,
Miss Lucy Burleson. Miss Sidney Burle-
son. Miss Sally Williams. Miss Italy
Carter. Miss Marguerite Terrett. Miss
Katherine Bowie. Miss Mile Newkirk.
Miss Mary Key Compton, Miss Sara
Pierce. MISS Mildred Herndon. Miss
Jane Dodge. Miss Margaret Short. Miss
Katherine Mattingly. Miss Louise Mat
tingly, Miss Faith Perry. Miss Gather
inc Du Bose. Miss Lena wilkins. Miss
Mary Younger. Miss Mae Chew. Miss
Eva Peyton. Miss Virginia Griffith,
Miss Caroline Moser, Miss Asha Wells,
Miss Margaret Young. Miss Margaret
Williams, Miss Ida Bowie. Miss Roslyn
Evans. Miss Mary Abernathy, Miss Nell
Rose Ppgeett. Miss Alice Theobold. Miss
Edna Saunders, Miss Francis Saunders
Miss Dorothy Denham. Miss Helen
Hopkins. Miss Helen Griffith. Miss