The Washington times., 1916-04-29
.TEAG|VEN TODAY FOR
MISS HANNA TAYLOR
Miss Elena calderon EntertaIns
Party In Honor Of Bride
Elect-0ther Events.


May 9. will be the honor guest Mt a
tea which Miss Elena ,,alderon will
give this afternoon.
Nine. zaldivar. wife OF the Minister
I from Salvador and Mrs. Charles Nell
son I.iker will To at the tea table, while
assisting In tho oining-room will be
Mrs. Reid Honc. OF Boston; Miss Mer.
csaes ucdcy. Miss Ethel Hickey,
sish iiiss ,y.,eD sm,ss ana Mis e. h sis
tiiown, OF San Francisco. who cane to
washington recently TO mako their
The tnblc will be adorned with a large
ccnterriece VI pink spring flowers.
Mrs, Wood. wife OF Cob Thomas N.
Wood. U. 9. m. c.. will be hostess at q
luncheon ana bridge party May g.
Col. and Mrs. =. ". KENNEDY viii en-
terrain at dinner tonight inScomuiiment
70 MIS- kennedy,s lister. Mrs. Peter
Mrs; Francis s., Nash will entertain
at bridge On May
Mrs. james McDcnaid will entertain
a small company Informally at dinner
tonight at the shorchsm.
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Miss Hege Entertains.
Miss Daisy Hege received Thursday
afternoon from to g. at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Hege. In Rockville. Her sister-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Edwin. 8. Hege. Of California
street Mss' was the guest OF honor. !,
tea table. and assisting were Mrs J.
Somervell Dawson. Mrs. J. Darby Bow
man. Mrs. Harvey w. Spessard, Miss
Eliza choste. and the mother OF the
The lower floor of the house was dec
GRATED with pink roses. spring bios
SONS. and eyergreens.
u., mrs; ,,d Deios a: Blodgett and an. Miss
In Atlanta, Ca. to attend the Metro
poitan opera performance there. Mrs.
Blodgett Will 90 to her place I'm Day
tona, Fla. from there and Miss Blod-
Frank B. Noyes. who Is spending a
week In New York. entertained a party
at the Hippodrome last night.
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The Rev. DIR. n. II. McKim and Mrs
McKim have gone TO New York for an
extended stay They are at the Man
Close Winter Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter and
Mrs. Porter's sister. Miss Hegeman,
have closed their. winter home at Jeckyl
Island. Ga, and are at the Gotham
Hotel. In New York. for a short stay.
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The Dixie Ball. given last evening at
the Raleigh by the Robert Z. Lee Chap
ter. No. 6+, of the United Daughters
most successful dances ever given by
the society. Many representatives OF
noted Southern families were among
the 200 guests.
Helen Hill Hopkins, Frank Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Syme. Mrs. w. N.
Iiartseil, of Seattle. Wash: Miss Caro-
line line Dawes APPLETON. q Paris. France:
ell Smith. Mrs. Terrett and Miss Ter
rett, OF Minnesota: Miss Margaret Null
holland. N. Il. Brockman, Misses Josie
and Ethel Brockman. Miss Mollie Ham
Oracle. DIR. Bullock. Douglas Bulloch.
Howard Richards, OF New York; Miss
Sallie Lippincott, OF New York; Charles
Pollok. of the Austrian embassy; Miss
Mary Burkholder. and DR.. c. z. o'Con-
nor.
The ball opened with a grand march.
led by Mrs. Walter T.. Hutton, presi-
dent OF the chapter and the other offi-
GERS. who also assisted In welcoming
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton will
open their country place near Bethesda,
nnu., ~ tHc emu OF next week.
AT Home" q Success.
The afternoon lat home given by the
Helen Keller Guild at the Home for the
Blind $3.50 r street, on Thursday, proved
a most enjoyable AFFAIR. The reception
hall was decorated with spring flowers.
and the spacious rooms presented a
most cheerful and inviting appearance.
The table from which refreshments
were SERVED, and at which Mrs. James
K. Gilbert and Mrs. Mary Gheen pre-
sided. was an attractive and popular
corner.
The delightful musical entertainment
was thoroughly appreciated by the
guests and the members of the house,
hold. Miss Dorothy bennett rendered,
with fine technique. several difficult Sc
lectioDs on the piano. Miss r. Lackey
gave several songs. accompanied by
Mrs. bennett. Mrs. J. r. Bowie. accom-
panied by George Wilson, was another
popular and plea sing soloist. Mrs. Al
bert Gales, of Chevy Chase, also con-
tributed a beautiful vocal selection to
the musical program.
of the Association for the Blind. in
charge Of the home. made the trip from
Wilmington, Del. for the special pur-
pose OF being present at this reception
to the friends OF the institution. She
was most charming hostess. assisted
by Mrs. w. F. Spransy, president of the
Guild; Mrs. Philip e. Muth, Mrs. C. A.
Huston, Mrs. w. A. Smith, and Mrs.