The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-26
Chevy Chase Club Dance.


the Chevy Chase Club before the mid
weekly dance.
Some OF the hosts at dinner will be
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Wheeler. Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeve Lewis. Col. and Mrs. George Dun
can, Commander and Mrs. George l..
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James l. Rarrick.
Capt. and Mrs. ID. e. McDougal. Mrs.
A. c. Downing. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
,Biddlc. Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Ham. Miss
Katherine McClintocK, Naval Construc-
tor and Mrs. 8. NJ. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Chaplain. Mr.. and Mrs f. o. Wagon
horst. Miss Marion Leutze, Mr.. and Mrs.
{; d. Long. Captain Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Walker. Col. and Mrs. r.
p. Davis and Mrs. Francis Robinson.
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Mrs. q. r. Barry. OF Montreal. ac-
companied by Miss Raphael, Is making
stopping at the shoreham.
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Mrs. Frederick Delsno Hitch. of New.
burg, N. Y, has arrived in town. and
Is spending some time at the Shore
HON.
Recent arrivals at the same hotel are
Mrs. John A. Dougherty, OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earling and Miss
Isabel Earring. of Milwaukee, and Mrs
C. c. Case also Of New York.
Announce Engagement.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. David r. Fin.
ley announce the Engagement OF thelr
daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Finley
to Walter Bedford Moore. jr., OF York
3: c. The wedding. which will take
MI NJ ,rll h.
early summer.
DIR. and Mrs. f. X. Root. OF Hartford
Conn. who are returning from Charles.
ton. s. C.. arrived at Washington yes.
terday and are stopping at the Willard
The Chinese Minister and Mrs. koc
entertained at dinner last evening, hav.
ing az their guests the Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. the Sianes,
Congressman and Mrs. Julius Kahn
Assistant Secretary OF state. William
Phillips; DR.. and Mrs. David Jayn,
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Selwin TAFT. DR.
T.. Chao. Mrs. Lemuel Padgett, Mrs
John b. Henderson. Miss Ida Thompson
ChnrleE Noble Gregory T. T. Wong anC
capt. Chung Wen Wang and Lieut.. \
K. Chen. both OF the Chinese navy
The dinner was originally planned II
honor of the Japanese Ambassador anf
Niscountess Chfnda, who were unable L
attend on account of the death OF a neal
relative.
Society will be interested in the an
nouncement made yesterday by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Winthrop Chanler. OF New York
Washington, and Genesee, N. Y, OF tn,
| engagement OF their daughter. Mis-
Laura Chanler, an artist OF note. {,
Lawrence q. White. son OF Mrs. stan
| ford White. OF this city. ana the lat,
Stanford White. famous architect. II Il
eyrected that the wedding will taxi
place soon.
The engagement follows an attach
in art. Upon his graduation from Har
ward. In 1913, Mr. White decided to fol
lew ir the footsteps of his father. n
took his POSTGRADUATE course at tn
Fcole des Beaux Arts. Parts. and the
entered the firm of McKim. Mead a
White, of which his father was tn
head.
Miss Chanler does much OF her wor
In her studio in New York. Followin
three years OF study and work abroad
1914, at the Newport Art Association
She showed fifty examples of sculpture
drawings from life. ana in bronze, q
all OF which there was strength an
iKencsses Of Mrs AacsiSaIs s. hIesse
dor. Mrs. Henry Wise Miller. and Mis-
Edith Deacon. and there was a life siz
portrait of Mrs. William II. Glyn. He
bronzes included busts and some decor
ative pieces loaned by Mrs. E. henr
/ Hartman.
Miss Chanler also has gone success
1 fully into interior decoration, her wor
In this regard including several panel
for the dining room of the residenc
MiAs Chanler Is a granddaughter OF tn
late Luther Terry and John winthro
| Chanler. through whom she is de
scnnded from the first John Jacob Aston