The Washington times., 1916-02-12

the young couple will make their homo
at us A street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. White. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Williamson, of
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs, Howiand
Porter. OF Nontclair. n. j., are at the
shorehnm.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edsop bradley Will en-
tertain ut dinner OF eighteen covers
guests. DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Sat
terwhite. of New York. They will be
the guests OF honor al q small tea
which Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Will give
Mr.. and Mrs. BRADLEY will sivo q
dinner on Monday night to meet the
Secretary Of state and Mrs. Robert
Lansing.
The Congressional Club has sent out
cards for q ea-dancc on Tuesday after.
noon. from 4 TO : O'Clock.
>rof and Mrs UcorRe r. WirSon
and the students OF Madison Hall will
entertain at q reception tonight.
-
Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained at
supper party at the Shoroham Hotel
last evening In compliment to Lady de
Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Boyer. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tatnall. Of Philadelphia. ar
rived at Washington last night In Mr..
Willard. Other arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Robinson. Of New York
Mrs. A. b. Thatcher. Mrs. J. H. Butter
field. and Mrs. w. II. Sherman. all Of
Bar Har6or. Me-. and Cyrus N. X. Cur
The Y. W.. c. A. english classes will
be at home" on Monday from 4 until
Received ana cn sscosted coT IeS tSrouSS T the oe
building. Hanging In the English room
Is quilt, the property OF Miss Frances
Thomson. This exhibit has proved 10
be Of extraordinary interest. since X
will attract the attention of the guests
In the Room OF Friendliness."
-
Former Senator Charles J. Faulkner
Faulkner and their daughter, MRS. mrs
Sallle Faulkner Snodsrass. will arrive
at the Willard on Monday morning for
stay OF six weeks.
NJ. and Mime. Le H*m t,rar have com. m
from Annapolis, and are at the Shore
ham Hotel
Mrs. silas Morris Smith entertained
several guests at tea yesterday after
noon at the Willard In honor OF Mrs.
John E. Woodward. Of Virginia.
Columbia CHAPTER, d. A. r., gave a
reception at the Raleigh Hotel last
rsght in compliment to the resident ma
tional officers, the State Officers. and
the regents and officers Of chapters. In
the receiving line were Mrs. Charles s.
Hyer, regent OF the chapter; Mrs. Frank
Foster Greenawalt. State regent, and
Mrs. Martha Il. Best. Miss Florence b.
Webster, Mrs Amherst W. Barber. Mrs.
II. L. Bern. Mrs Edward s Grimes,
and Miss Laura v. Walker. Miss
Nellie Grant Ross made the introduce
tions. Tho parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
An orchestra played during the recep-
tion.
Miss Ada M. Saunders will be at home
to her friends from to 10 on Friday
evening. February 1S. at her residence.
ll20 Eleventh street.
The College women's Club will give
tea at the Raleigh. Monday, February
u, from 4 to O'clock. At o'clock
Francis Il, Leupp will read an original
story.
-
The annual theater beneft for George
town University Hospital will be given
at the National Theater on Monday
being Miss Margaret Anglin in "Bever-
ly's Balance"
Among the box holders are Miss Mary
Phelan, Mrs. Stephen y. Eikins, Mrs.
Harry Wardman. John r. Mclean. and
Thomas Ewing.
Mrs Charles A. Chase, chairman Of
the ticket committee, II asPisted by Mrs,
Isaac Cans. president OF the board; Mrs.
Thomas J. Stanton. Mrs. Michael j..
Ready, Mrs. James A. Cahill. Mrs. VIII
fred M. Barton. Mrs; Thomas J. Con-
Mrs. George Tally Vaughan has charge
Of the sale Of boxes. Mrs Thomas j.
stanton OF decorations; Mrs. Francis
Dickins OF flower sale, and Mrs. Nellie
e. Fealy. Of press.
The Secretary OF state and Mrs. Rob
ert LanBing entertained at dinner last
evening 81 their home In Eighteenth
street Their guests were the Germa n
embassador, J. II. Won Bernstorff: the
Minister Of Norway and Nine. Bryn
the Netherlands minister. constaniine
nrun; the secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. J0sephus Daniels, the Charre