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meet their house guest, Miss Lillian SUIT
ton. OF Texas. The other guests were
Miss Marsheritta Tfilman. Mrs. Harold
Parmelee. Mai Fred Phillips. OF Ten
nessee: Capt James C. Breckinridge, u.
5. NJ. c.. and Lieut.. Dodson.
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph p. Tracy has as
their guests Mai. and Mrs Wooten. Mai.
and Mrs. Moses, Commander and Mrs.
LETTERS. Capt and Mrs. Embick. Capt.
and Mrs Hase, Capt and Mrs. Lott and
Capt and Mrs. Schindel.
Lieut. James B. Glennon entertained at
dinner. having as his guests Lieut.. and
Mrs. Joel Bunkley. Miss Margaret Par
Heimbold. Lieut.. Hoover and Lieut..
Miss Jeahnette Cowsn was the honor
guest at dinner given by Maj. and
Mrs. William d. Connor. Owing to Mrs-
Connor's mourning the dinner was
ehaperoned by Mrs. John X. Shields.
Surpeon General Rupert Blue and Sem
ator and Mrs. Mccumber also had din
rfer parties at the club.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn entertained al dinner In honor az
their house guests. Mrs. William 81
Dunn and Mrs, Robert C. Kershner, n
Buffalo. Their other guests were Repre-
sentative and Mrs Charles Hamilton.
Rogers, Representative and Mrs James
8. Parker. Mrs. William Bailey Lamar.
Representative Ward, Representative
Gould and Lieut.. Commander. Dinger
Miss Pauline Wheeler and Miss Cath
crime Wheeler. Of San Francisco, en-
tertained at buffet luncheon atNRausch-
er's The table was attractively decorated
with pink roses and ferns. Among their
guests were Mrs. George Gregory. OF
Richmond, Va: Miss Ellie Lejeune, Miss
Marjorie Helmbold. Miss Dorothy Dem
nett. Miss Tillman and her guest. Miss
sutton, of Tex; Miss Elizabeth Chase,
OF Boston; Miss Margaret Parker, the
Misses Denys and Miss White.
Mrs William Hughes. wife OF sena-
tor Hughes, of New Jersey, entertained
at the Kenesaw. Mrs. Reilly. wife of
former Representative Thomas R. Reilly,
OF Connecticut. The guests were Mrs, NJ.
ID. Foster of Illinois; Mrs. Joseph Rus
sell, of Missouri: Mrs. B. J. McGilicuddy.
of Maine; Mrs. Carl Hayden, Of Arizona;
Mrs. James wickersham. Mrs. Edwin
Saunders, of Virginia; Mrs John Stevens.
OF Texas. and Mrs. Stroffleield. Of this
city. and Miss Hughes, OF New Jersey.
Mrs. Braisted. wife of surg. Gen. WILL
lam G.. Braisted, U. s. NJ, entertained
at a 5 O'Clock tea Wednesday afternoon,
in honor Of DR.. Charles Oman, u. s. N.
and Mrs. Oman, OF New York, who are
the spuse guests Of Surg. Gen. and Mrs.
Braisted.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Seton Schroeder
were hosts last evening at dinner in
honor of the Swedish Minister and Mime.
Ekengren on Wednesday evening.
A white shower was given at the home
of Mrs Lawrence Fox, Tuesday evening,
N honor of Miss c. Marie Ardeeser,
whose marriage to Mr.. Bernard P. Hess
Ter Is 70 take place early IN February.
Many handsome and useful gifts we're
received by the bride-elect-N
Among those present were: Misses
Mary and Nellie Meredith. Miss Elizabeth
Kennedy, Mrs. T. c. Fox. Miss Dorothy
lam z. Monroe. Misses Mildred and
Alfredo Monroe, Mrs. John c. Firmin,
Mrs. T. c. Roderick, Miss Ardeeser, and
Mrs. L o. Fox.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Howard s. Reeside were
the hosts at delightful dance given
at their residence, on Nineteenth street,
Tuesday evening in compliment to Miss
Jane Gregory, daughter of the Attorney
General and Mrs Gregory, and her
house guest, Miss Keasbey, Of Austin,
Tex.
All the rooms Of the drawing-room
suite were converted into a garden, the
walls and ceilings being sprayed over
with southern smilax and asparagus
vines. Quantities of pink sweet peas,
azaleas and ferns formed the decorations
Of the dining-room, which was also used
for dancing.
Gilt Louis XIV wall pockets filed with
pink lilies were placed at intervals
around the walls of the spacious music