The Washington times., 1916-01-22

Blodgett. The. guests of honor win be
Miss Julia MacLaren, of Cincinnatl.
Snd Miss Winthrop, of Atlanta who are
students at Mrs. Sominers' School: aud
Mrs. ElOdgetT's son, Delos Blodgett, Jr.,
will come to Washington from Yale Tor
the occasion. On February she will
give the first of series Df debutant2
iancheons for Miss Helen Blodgett, AMI
on February II. Mrs. Blodeett will be
hostess at dinner dance in compliment
to Miss Gladys Mackay-Smith and her
flance, William Bell Watkins, of West
town, Pa.
Miss Eloise Orme, Mrs. Rawllns
Hume, s. Percy Thompson. Mrs. Robert
Beale and Miss Dorothy Rohrer COM
prise a committee arranging subscrip-
ton dance to be given at Linthecum
Hall February 81.
Capt. w. o. Smith, L. S. A. and Mrs.
Smith are spending two weeks at the
where Captain Smith will be stationed.
Captain and Mrs. Smith have been in
New Orleans for some time.
Captain and Mrs. Harry Cootes are at
UNtil they select a house. Mrs. Cootes
will go to Norfolk today for a short
stay.
Mrs. Hugh Livingston Macneil, OF
California, who Is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Charles NARROW, was the hon
or guest at luncheon of eighteen COW
ers which Mrs. John w. Dwight gave
today.
The Club OF Colonial Danes will
celebrate its ninth birthday at = rnccp-
ton this afternoon with an affair open
only to members of the club. This is
always a great occasion for the club,
in which tile members take unusual in
| tercst. As always on this day. the
decorations arc in the colonial colors
Of blue and gold Mountain laurel in
great abundance is used throughout the
club rooms, while OF the tea liable will
be q large white basket filled with
:nnquils and pussy willow, tied with
blne ribbons. Owing to the Illness Of
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. president of the
club. the quests will he received Icy
Miss Mary Morris Amber, Mrs. Hughes
Oiiphant. and Mrs. Gilbert 8renizer.
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer, and Mrs;
Mrs. Murray Addison will be al the tea
table. Others who will assist will be
the members Of tie house committee.
of which Mrs. BERNARD Rawl is chair.
man.
Out Of courtesy to the Washington
Club, which is entertaining Mrs. Will
son on January "a. the Club OF Colonial
Dames DsIIne, has deferred the talk TAX by the
Franklin n. Roosevelt. until Monday,
January 81, ut 4:$l o'clock. The lecture
will be followed ley tea. On that after
noon members may each have 'hree
guests.
Hughes Oliphant has gone to TreotCn,
N. j., to remain about ten days.
Among the patronesses for the Sou
thern Relief Ball to be given on Mon
day evening, January 81, are Mrs. Har-
rie Craig Ansley, Mrs Thomas Armat
Mrs. Arthur y. Addison, Mrs B. S.
Adams, Mrs. Timothy Ansberry, Mrs.
Armat. Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Geo.
Barnett, Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Joseph w
Bailey, Mrs. John S. Blair. Mrs. c. b.
G, Braisted, Mrs. George Lothrop Brad
ley, Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs, j. Breck-
inridge Bayne, Mrs. Alexander G.. Bent
| ley, Mrs. John c, Boyd. Mrs. TruXton
Beale, Mrs. VIM. p. Borland. Mrs Alex
ander Britton, Mrs. Elmer f. Black.
ridge. Mrs. w. G. Brantley, Mrs. Claude
Bennett, Mrs. Frederick c. BeiG Mrs
Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs Louis
Rrownlow. Mrs John Bankhead Mrs
W. T. Baggett Mrs. Walter Bloedon
Mrs. Arthur T. Price. Mrs. Gilmer
Brenizer. Mrs. Baughie, Mrs. George
Baxter. Sonora dc Calderon. Sonora de
Wythe Cooke Mrs. Philander Claxton,
Mrs. j. NJ Culp. Mrs. Francis NJ. CHS
holm. Mrs. A. Howard Clark. Mrs
Richardson Glover, Mrs. Henry c. Cor
bin, Mrs. Thomas Chatard, Mrs A. =.
Crenshaw, Mrs, Champ Clark, Mrs.
william T. Chambers. Mrs. !. c. Copley,
Mrs. w. A. CullOp. Mrs. r. w. Cole,
Minis, Mrs. J. G. Capers. Mrs Charles
G, Dulin, Mrs. Fred A. Ollie. Mrs. Ryan
DevereuX, Mrs. william 7. Denuis, Mrs.
A. {, Downing, Mrs. S. Hubert Dent.