The Washington times., 1916-01-24

and will stop with Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley.
rhe dinner will be followed by dancing
for which the guests viii be the menu
bers of the Monday Evening Dancing
Glass, at the PLAYHOUSE.
Mrs. Gould and Mrs. DreXel, who
are travelling in private car, will leave
Washington tomorrow.
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Viscount and Viscountess Henri de 81
bour, Mrs. wesley Merritt. Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson, Miss Eelen Snow Jones, Mrs.
Eldridge T.. Jordan Eames MacVcagh,
Hugh Legare, Marcus Jordan, and Mrs.
Robert Chapman are among those who
have reserved tables for the tea dance
at the Playhouse tomorrow afternoon
under the direction of Miss Bertha
Draper King.
Mrs Sadlier entertained at dinner last
night, having as her guests Capt. and
Mrs. William Strother Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Sadlier, Mrs. A. wild, and
Mrs. John Handy Henshaw. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Reeside,
Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Miss Elizabeth
Reeside, Miss Butler, of Baltimore; the
Rev. Edward l.. Buckley and Lieut..
Commander II. c. .Dinger.
William NJ. V. Hoffman, who was
visiting in Washington, has returned
0~his home in New York city.
=
Rear Admiral Austin NJ Night, u S.
~, arrived in Washington this morn
ing from New port for a short stay.
Mrs. Walter \. Bloedorn, wife Of
Surgeon Bloedorn. u. s. N. stationed
at the Navy Yard, will receive today,
assisted by Mrs. John Barclay Rhodes
and Miss Pocahontas Butler.
Mrs. l. w. Kite will not be at home
tomorrow. Mrs, Kite has been oblig-
ed to cancel all her social engage
ments on account of the death of a
Mrs. James II. Glennon. wife of
Captain Glennon, L. 5. N, command
ant at the Navy Yard, will not be at
home today.
Mrs. George Barnett will not receive
today, but will be at home Mon lay
and the following Mondays through
| February.
Mrs. Clarence G. Buel, of New York.
viii give the first OF a series of French
readings on Wednesday at II o'clock al
the home of Mrs. John Jay White, in r
street, when she will give lie Luther
de CremOne,' in classic verse by Fran
co.'s COppee. The patronesses are Nine
de Riano. Nine. Ritter Nine. Bryn Mrs
Arthur ID. Addison, Mrs. Paul Bartlett
Mrs. George a. Converse. Mrs. George
Peabody Eustis. Mrs. John C. Fremont
Mrs. Reynolds Hit, Mrs. William Kent
Mrs. Edward McCauley, Mrs. George
Rublee, Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs. Richard
| K. Tyler, Mrs. Paul NJ. Warburg, Mrs
| Ten EyCk Wendell Mrs. John j. White
and Mrs. Charles Warren.
Nine. Cespedes, wife of the Cubar
minister, will not receive today, but will
/ be at home two afternoons before she
! with the minister, leaves for Cuba early
in February.
| Mrs. Ellis Logan will receive this
afternoon. Presiding at the tea table
will be Mrs. George r. Power, Mrs
! Archibald Mclaughlin, Mrs. NJ. A. Win,
: ter, Mrs. Carrie Il. Rogers, of Boston
and Mrs. Roger Tracy.
Others who will assist will be Mrs
| WELL Mrs. Edward Hamilton, of Brook.
| Philip Hermann, Mrs. George Corn,
! lyn; Mrs. James E. Clark. Mrs Charles
| Il. Windel, Mrs. George A. Armes, Mrs
| George Mcneil. Mrs. George Paber
| Mrs. Ella Thatcher, Mrs. Clayton Emig
/ Mrs. Charles Grandfield. Miss Grand,
| field, Mrs. POdd, the Misses Podd. Mrs
! Ellen McAllisteT. Miss Virginia Gull
| Miss BoOrman, Miss Katherine Cissell
| Mrs. Steven Lester Barr, Mrs Jeffries
Mrs. Russell Bowen. Mrs. Charles Key,
! ser, Mrs. Ella S. Knight. Mrs. Ulysses
stone Mrs. Nicol, Of Alexandria. Mrs
J J. u. Briggs. Mrs. c. Kendrick, Mrs
| Culbertson. Mrs. Henry Sawtelle, anC
! Mrs. Joel Rogers.