The Washington times., 1916-02-23
RECEPTION GIVEN At !
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
Vice President and Mrs. Mar.
shall and Secretary and
Mrs. Lansing Guests.

| The Congressional Club was the scene
OF an interesting reception last evening,
when the members entertained In conn
pliment to the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall and the Secretary of state and
Mrs. Lansing.
There were several hundred quests.
Including the men OF the families Of
many of the club members. The decora-
tiona were Of palms. ferns. roses and
pink snap-dragons, while n weo cherry
tree laden with ripe red fruit and serv-
Ing as a reminder OF the day. formed
the centerpiece OF the table from which
the buffet supper was served.
A section of the Marine Band PLAYED
during the evening and the reception
wound up with informal dancing.
Mrs Atlee Pomerene. president Of the
club. received. presenting the guests TO
vice President and Mrs. Marshall and
secretary and Mrs. Lansing.
Mrs. Pomerene wore a lovely gown Of
Irish lace, combined with gold and
heavily embroidered In gold: Mrs. Mar
shall's gown was of black with an err,-
proidered front panel. and Mrs, Ian
sing wore costume of silver lace
posed over white satin. Mrs. Marshall
bouquets. the gift of the club.
Those who assisted were Mrs I w
Burns. Mrs. Albert Cummins, Mrs.
=. " TsSirs TgSiirchild: Mrs. r. n. Page. Mrs.
+ 4 pPay,oT;; Pa;..,; mrs; & II . Donforth, Mrs.
James Reed. Mrs. H. s. Recside' Mrs
John =: shaforth. Mrs. Thomas Walsh.
Mrs, William G. Redheld. Mrs Edward
Seating, Mrs. Ira c. Copley. Mrs. Jaries
Percy Quinn. Mrs. John w. Abercrom-
bie, Mrs. Lenore Sherwood. Mrs. Nich-
Sel r. Phelan. Mrs: willis c. Hawley,
3 nrs; &C. Georse =. 0Shnunnessy. Mrs. Z.
Charles II. Dillon. Mrs. Seth shepard.
Mrs. William r. Smith, Mrs. John III
Stephens: Mrs John A. Sterling. Mrs.
w: II; THOMPSON. Mrs. John @. Tiison.
shackleford. Mrs. c. j. TimberlaEe.
Mrs; Charies II. Townsend. Mrs. John
D. Works, Mrs: s. J. T ribble. Mrs.
South Trimble. Mrs. James e MARITIME.
M,ss m Ellen +. Wood and Mrs. J. Harry
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman AMI Miss
kauffmann will be at home this after
nGHh pS at Airiie; Military road. They
Albert Douglas. Mrs. Thomas w
Lockwood. Mrs Seth Shepard, 1r, Mrs
Rudolph Max Rauffmann. Mrs. Ward
Brown. and Miss Grace Temple.
mann will also be at home on We'd
neslay, March /.
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Entertain At Shoreham.
Among those entertaining at the
Washington's Birthday supper dance
at the Shoreham last evening were
Prince Hohenlohe and Stephen He'd
ride Hedri. OF the Austro- Hungarian
embassy; Mr.. Btormstom, Command
er and Mrs. X. w. Galbraith. and Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. waggaman.
Mrs. Mann, wife Of Congressman
James Il. Mann. was hostess at a tea
at the Shoreham Monday, entertain-
ing company OF twenty-five in the
rose room. 'e = -. :"
a ufa..r. . SO
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Dodge and Miss
Z. F. walker, of Boston, have arrived
ham.
Louis L. Condert OF New York. "a
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Baron Ungern-Sternburg second sec
Ietary Of the Russian embassy. Is At
the Plaza. New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who
have been at the tz-CarltonS In New
YORK. have returned to Washington,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T Stotesbury
went TO Palm Beach the first OF the
week In their private car. They will be