The Washington times., 1916-04-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP
!. OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items OF Interest and Impor-
tance of Past. Present, and
Future.
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nr, M apS %sm Mss Tee%ss PSpns GsytSn Merea Ms
Margaret Read. Ballard Moore, Ralph
Coffin. Capt. and Mrs. T.. A. Maldwin,
Miss Katherine Judge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry n, Breckenridse Mie M AnSelS Wi,.o, Cont
yanus Stokes. jr.. DR. Ryan Devereux,
Joseph Devereux. Mrs. II. Wells Rusk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry, Miss Louise
Bayne. Prof. and Mrs. Willis Moore. the
Judge an Mrs. Wilmer Latimer. Mr..
and Mrs Stanton Peelle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald McKaig, of Pittsburgh; Lieut..
Alfred Robbins. Miss Margaret Doug
las. Larkin w. Glazebrook.. jr.. Miss
and Mrs. w. w. Harts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampson Gary, Capt. and Mrs. William
Mitchell. Capt. Dan T. Moore. Miss
Anne Van Pelt. Maj. and Mrs. Charles
and Mrs. @. Thomas Dunlop. Miss Katie
DuBose, Mrs. Melville Church. Miss
Maxwell Church. Elkins Oliphant, of
Trenton. ". j.. Miss Mary. Graham.
Paymaster and Mrs. John II. Knapp,
and Miss Marie Sims.
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Miss Taft Goes Back.
Miss Helen Taft. who has been in
Washington for several days. returned
to her home ir New Haven. Conn.,, this
afternoon. She was first the guest OF
Mr.. end Mrs. Chauncey Hackett and
tnen OF Miss Sophy Johnston. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion John
ston.
The inner which Capt. and Mrs. Jo-
.siah s.. Mexican were to have given to-
night Tor the Secretary of the Navy
and -Hrs. Daniels, has been postponed
~becat--e OF the absence of the Secretary
n Ia IN hi rfAs. In 0N NeEN ID
.le'gh,, N c.. where he will remain sew
.congressman and Mrs, James r.
Mann will also be among the dinner
hosts of this evening. They will have
twelve guests.
Miss Kate puBose. who has been
visiting In West Point for several
Weeks mas returned to Washington.
Mrs. /. T. Mann. who went to Bass
Rocks. Mass. on Tuesday, will return
to Washington. this evening. Mr. and
MIS-. Mrs. Mann and Miss Elizabeth Hickey
70 attend dance at the Baltimore
Country Club that evening. Mrs.
Mann's sister, Miss Hannah Henley, OF
bramwell, w. Va. who Is her guest,
tend the Easter hop at the Naval
Academy.
Il
Miss Il. Alice Theobald, chairman OF
nounced that the vaudeville tea to b,
given by the District of Columbia di.
vision, United Daughters Of the Con.
iederacy, has been postponed from May
to the afternoon of Saturday. May 10
from until 1880 o'clock.
The postponement was made In orde,
that the affair might not conflict with
the opening of the Horse Show oil
another OF the interesting events sched,
uied Tor the afternoon Of May 6.
reception was held at Waugh Meth.
odist Episcopal Church last night In
honor OF the Rev. DR.. F. M. Mccoy
who, this month, begins the second
year OF his pastorate there.
Congressman Addison T. Smith, Maio,
3. III. Walker, DR.. ]. G. Moore, District
superintendent of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church. stationed at Bismarck, N
Sunday school. spoke of DR.. Mccoy, ant
his excellent work at Waugh.
Solos by Mrs. Archie A. Griest and
William +. Davis. Mrs. John George
Klein accompanist, were we'll received
Card Party Wednesday.
d. The District branches of the Con-
sressional Union will give the third of
series Of card parties next Wednos-
day evening at THE Little White
House" the national headquarters on
Lafayette square. The parties are
given to raise funds for the promotion
OF the Federal amendment work. The
committee In charge OF ARRANGEMENTS
is composed of Miss Estelle Hellnan,
Mrs. Nina F.. Allender. Miss Ruth
Thu1ston, Mrs. N. p. Knapp. Miss ..
John Kerfoot Haywood.
Mrs. II. Wells Rusk. who was Miss
Margaret Britton. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Brltton, entertained al
the tea dance at the Shoreham yes
terday afternoon.
John NJ. Glenn was host for a dinner
party In the ball room OF the shoreham
last night.
The large ball room II Rauschor's was
given over last evening to an enter
. tainment for the Children's Day Nur-
sery, Dispensarv and Roof Garden
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
the Cabinet members and their wives
and long list of society folk were
among the patronesses.
The recital was attended bv a smart
and enthusiastic audience. who were
deliGhted with the brilliant work OF
DR.. George II. Wilson. OF Cleveland
the DISTINGUISHED pianist, who was the
principal artist of the evening and
VINO EnyS tSrling renhernG nst Of some
A series OF monologues hy Miss Jean
Wilson were delightfully."- rendered and
tho work OF Miss Marjorie Davidson,
soprano, and Miss Margery Snyder.
violinist. completed a most enjoyable
program.
DIR. Wilson's SONGS enjoy tremen-
dous vogue. and he Ia pia mist OF great
Nahllity. He Is a close fI.ifnd of the
Secretary OF War, Mr. Baker
May Day is the date selected for the
Congressional Clubs birthday party.