Evening star., 1916-11-24

ton and Mrs. Askel wichfeld. who
spent the past two days at New YORK.
will arrive at Hot Springs, Va, today
and remain there about three weeks
before opening their home In Washing
| ton. Miss Frances Moore Is with them.
Mrs. Louis Korn will have as guests
at the Army Navy game in New York
on Saturday Mrs Helen Woodruff
Smith of Stamford. Conn. and Mrs.
George f. Lask Of San Francisco. Cal.
Mrs. Smith will have Mrs. korn and a
number of other guests with her until
after Thanksgiving at her beautiful
country home. Linden Lodge. near
Stamford.
| Mr. John Joy Edison and Mr.. Perry B
Turpin are spending the week end al
New York and will attend the Army
and Navy game Saturday.
Lieut. Richard Stockton Field. U. S
n. who is on duty at Winthrop. Md
and Mrs. Field have taken an apart
| ment at the Cordova, where Mrs. Rich
| ard Lee Fearn is spending the season
| with them.
! large subscription dinner was giver
at the Army and Navy Club last even
ing. when those in the party Were Brig
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune. Col. and
! Mrs. Dion Williams. Maj. and Mrs. II
Wellington Jones, Maj. Allie Williams
Commander and Mrs. Thomas J. Sem
Dr. Stepp, Capt. and Mrs. Jesse F. Dyer
Capt. and Mrs. James J. Meade, Capt. f
NJ. Mcclellan, Mrs. Maurice Shearer
| Mrs. Rufus Lane and Capt. r. S. keyser
the Army and Navy Club last night in
! cluded Col. and Mrs. John H. Russell
| Commander and Mrs. William n. JEFF
fers, Commander and Mrs. Hayne Ellis
Commander and Mrs. Harris Laning
Miss Elizabeh Wiley and Commander
Wilson Brown
| Mrs. Edward Herbert Noyes and Miss
! Ethel J. r. c. Moves have returned
from their visits in the Philippines
! China. Japan and Hawaii. by way OF
/ British Columbia, the Pacific coast and
i Grand Canyon. and are at 1888 . street
! for the winter.
| Mrs. Edward Browning Geigs is en-
| tertaining at a small tea this afternoon
| at her residence, 1922 II street, in COM
pliment to Miss Fishwick of Halifax
| n. S.
| The Spanish ambassador and Nine
| ing at the embassy in 18th street
! Countess Raben of Denmark. who is
| spending several weeks with them, be-
| ing among the guests.
| Miss Elizabeth Howry will make her
ueDuC dI w NaSl1lHk Ton Oh LIE pIoics-
! sional stage in Joint recital for the
| benefit of the American fund for the
! French wounded. on December Is. at
the National. Viseount de Sibour is
custodian of the fund for Washington
! Miss Howry. who is the daughter OF
! Judge and Mrs. Charles Howry. gave
( up her place in society here shortly
! after her debut to devote herself to
| her musical studies. She is as charm
| ing as she is talented. At the benefit
/ recital here, she will he assisted by
NJ Lorpat. distinguished French pian-
! list, who comes to America from the
| trenches to aid in increasing the fund
/ for the French wounded. Miss Howry
| will return here shortly before the time
set for her recital.
! Lieut.. E. Winfield Spencer. jr.. L. s
| n, and Mrs. Spencer, whose wedding
took place at Baltimore on November
| 8, have left for Pensacola, Fla, where
Lieut.. Spencer is instructor at the avia.
tion school. They stopped at Baltimore
to see Mrs Spencer's mother. Mrs. J
Freeman Rasin, and while there were