The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-10
Misses SedgIey viii Leave Soon
to Make Extended Stay in
Colorado.
MRS. LANE GOES NEXT WEEK
viii Spend Summer at Lake
ChampIain, Where Husband
will Join Her Later.

The Secretary OF War and Mrs. New
ton d. Baker were the honor guests at
a dinner which Miss Nellie p. SedgleJ
and Miss M. Isabel sedgely gave last
night at their home, in Massachusetts
avenue.
The Misses Sedgely will leave WASH
ington about July for Colorado,
where they will make an extended stay.
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Mrs. Franklin X. Lane will leave
Washington at the end of next week
for Lake Champlain, where she will re-
main until fall. Mr.. Lane will Join
her there later in the summer.
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Miss Mary wharton Johns. who was
the guest of her uncle and aunt. Post
master General and Mrs. Burleson, has
returned to her home in Austin, Tex.
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Judge and Mrs. 3. II. Meyer will en-
tartain at n dance on Thursday night
at their residence, Highland Manor"
in Wisconsin avenue extended.
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Mrs. Tiller Entertains.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller entertained at a
luncheon today, the third OF a series
which she planned for the spring sea-
son. The guests were seated at five
small tables. each of which was deco
rated with red geraniums. The draw
ing rooms were deliberately decorated
with red geraniums and red roses In
The guests were Mrs. F. B. Moran.
Miss Flora Wilson. Mrs. Harrie Craig
Ansley, Mrs. 4: V. Zane. Mrs. Fred
erick Marsh. Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns;
T. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Crisp. Mrs. Fred
Kelley, Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs.
Penn. of Danville. Va. Mrs. 30
Sweeney M Mrs Harry HG WISER, M Mrs
Margaret Morrison. Mrs. Guy Mason.
Mrs. T. w. Stubblefield. and Mrs.
Robert Browning, Of Texas. Bridge
followed later in the afternoon. The
prizes for each table were handsome
embroidered Chinese fans,
Today Is the thirteenth anniversary Of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller. Mr..
Tiller is in Chicago, where he is at
tending the Republican National Con-
vention.
Mrs. Horace G. mcfarland is at home
this afternoon at her home in Sleyy
Chase: She will receive informally every
Saturday In June.
s.
Millers of Today.
Mrs. Clarence B. Miller. wife Of Con-
gresham Miller, and her sister. Miss
Louise Pattison, will leave today for
Fort Hancock. N. Y, for a visit to
Captain and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Miller
and Miss Pattison will go to West
Point TO attend the graduating exer-
cises on Tuesday.
The second of a series of entertain
ments planned for Miss NJ. Sue Miller
was given last evening by Miss Alice
Fullef ct her home in TwCnty-second
STREET. in the nature of a miscellaneous
saIwer. The appointments and deco
r<tionS were in pink and white.
Miss Miller. who is employed at the
Y. NJ. C. a.. will be married to Howell
Forsythe in Atlanta June q. After
go to Gulfport, Miss. Among the guests
we're Miss Alice Mclean, Miss Wanda
Won Ezdorf, Miss Maude Gallup. Miss
katherine Gable, Miss Harriet Huxley,
Miss Priscilla Brady. Mrs; Ca dI,i
crime Mccarthy. Miss Marcella Cook.
Miss Evelyn Hodge. Miss Sadie Clokcy,
Miss Alice Fuller. Miss Sue Miller, Miss
Leah Elwood. and Miss Elizabeth Nit
chell.
Paymaster MCGOWAN Entertains.
Samuel MCGOWAN. paymaster general,
u. S. NJ. entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday in the rose room of
the Shoreham.
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Mrs. John d. Claybrook. of Austin.
Tex. Is visiting her mother. Mrs Eliz-
abeth Smith. of the Wilton. in Seven
teenth street.
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Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood. who has
recovered from a recent illness. will
leave next week. accompanied by Mr..
Lockwood and their sons. Homer Lock-
wood and Chester Lockwood. TOR Mag
nolia. Mass. where they will pass the
summer.