The Washington times., 1916-02-18
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and Impor-
tance Of Past, Present, and
Future.
tcontInued FROM NInth PaEe.l

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Continued from Ninth Page)
dinners to be .giyon durihg tue winter.
Last month Mrs. Richard Wainwright
rs hostess at n, dinner celebrating the
snird anniversary OF the organization OF
he union.
Mrs. Beverly r. Mason VIII give a
guests will be entertained by q program
OF dialect reading.
Brigadier General and Mrs. Mills will
evening to meet Jhdge and Mrs. Lamar.
Mrs. Mills will entertain at a buffet
luncheon March 2, In compliment to
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoO.
Mrs. Monroe Mcfarland, wife OF Cap
tain Mcfarland. U. s. A., will entertain
at a tea Tuesday
Rear Admiral and Mrs. william X.
70 In honor of the Secretary Of the Inc
terror and Mrs. Lane.
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Capt. and Mrs. 8. j. Bayarj Echindel
VIII be hosts at a dinner 1T the Army
and Navy Club February =.
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Mrs. Howard lc. Ames. wife of Medi-
cal Director Amos, u. s. NJ, will en-
pliment to Miss Annette MacCarteney.
The tea table will DO adorned with a
large centerpiece OF pink roses arts
ticsily arr ran, assisting n ., The a Din
II. Pease, Miss Eva Gilbert, Miss JUL
cite Williams, the Misses White, Mrs.
Clarence Hinkamp. Miss Anne Darsie.
OF Pittsburgh;' Miss Marguefite Ames,
and Miss Antanette Ames.
Mrs. Henry Frank Moore has cards
out for a bridge party At the Washing
ton Club Thursday. March :.
Miss Catherine Burdettc will enter
tain a large company at on informal
supper tonight before the Friday Even-
ing Dancing Class,
The Misses Burleson, daughters NJ
Postmaster General and Mrs. A. s.
Burlcson will entertain at dinner
February 70 before the Friday evening
Dancing Class.
Mrs, Sheldon Evans has returned to
WASHINGTON and Is at the Shorehnm.
where she will be tolned tomorrow by
Medical Inspector Evans. U. S. N, who
10 returning from service on the Pacific
Medical Inspector and Mrs. Evans will
remain at the shoreham for several
A large company rode In the weekly
musical drill at the Riding ind Hunt
Club yesterday afternoon. Among
Bowen. Miss Edith Howard. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. Miss Alberta Peters. Miss
Kingsbury. Miss Adelaide Wolten-
Holmes, Miss Theodorea Pieadwell, Mrs.
Donaldson, Ralph Coffin. Lieut.. John
y; Greely; John o. Evans. Thomas p.
NNiG seo%nt a Lsp SSnn e. wn1s ter
and dancing followed the drill. Mrs.
John o. Evans presided at the tea table.
M, MT. r ana Mrs. D: ": whitmore ,, and
comb clsYeland, all of-New York, ar
Rived Mt the shorcham yesterday
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Eugene r. Rozwadowski and d. r.
ers. arrived from New York yesterday.
They are at the shoreham.
Miss Caroline Dawes Appleton has
cards out for. a tea Tuesday afternoon
at the Portland. During the afternoon
plans Will be discussed by members of
the International Society Friends Of
Childhood. founded by Miss Appleton.
to include may phases Of her Friend
Serbia and other relief work to still
further extend its propaganda for send
ing war refugees to Southern farms
which have been placed at Miss Apple
toms disposition for the purpose. Land
for experimental farms and vocational
training schools has been donated to
her outright by Hugh McRea. banker
and philanthropist. OF Wilmington. N.
c. Others cooperating with Miss APP
pleton are Theodore Marburg and s.
Davies Wartield. of Baltimore.
Miss Appleton inaugurated. American
war relief with her Friends of Serbia
Society In ller New York home imme-
diately upon her return from Paris. six
weeks after war was declared. The
meetings took place every Suesday after
noon for the American workers and
every Saturday evening for the Serb
ians. the men and women winding yarn
to be taken home for the knitting of
comforts for heroes In the trenches.
The evenings closed with Serbian folk
sonRsland dancing OF the national Kolo.
Mrs: Frank III. Mason. of Paris. wife
s hs Or al fse
meetings until Captain Mason returned
to his official capacity In connection
with the American Ambulance In Par.s.
The first of series Of mas meetings
to be held In various places ARRANGED by
Miss Appleton. took place in Crawford
N. j.. last Saturday evening" enabling
representative. educational. church. civic
and club workers to hear his exccllencJ
Cheddoml Mijatovich former Serbian
minister OF foreign affairs and minister
to the court. OF st. James, speak elo-
quentlv OF his country's national Gus
toms. resources, and progress. and the
present terrible needs OF his valiant
Serbian music was supplied by Ru-
dolph Trosht. the Sloven baritone ans
patriot. who sang Mil,ard's ave Maria
and the national Songs of Serbia" ar
ranged. translated and published in
English and Serbian by Miss Appleton.
and dedicated by her ITO the women
and children of heroic. talented Serbia"
Prof Stoyanovich. the Serbian viclinlst-
2Smpnser. who recently arrived in
America from the trenches and hos
pitfalls. played his and other compost
tons. Milan Trosht at the plano.
The Chevy Chase Chapter OF the Flor
ence Crittenton Mission will give
benefit card party at the Raleigh to
morrow afternoon from 2 to o'clock.
The patronesses are Mrs. Thomas
Riley Marshall. Mrs. Thomas Wat
Gregory, Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. Mrs. Kat,
Waller Barrett. and Mrs. William )
Corby.
Among those who have reserved table,
are Mrs. u. b. Moran, Madam Zalv,var
wife of the Salvadorean minister
Madam Panaretoff. wife of the Bul
garian ministers Mrs. Edison Bradley
Mrs. James Wadsworth, Mrs. Thoma
Ewing. Mrs. Charles Carter, MrS Lar,
Anderson. the Persian minister, tn
German ambassador, John X. Mclean
and Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett.
Mrs. William s. Corby Is president O