The Washington times., 1916-01-09

but the doctors managed TO get him out
of tho hospital by Christmas, much to
Mrs. Osborne's delight. or course, their
holidays were quietly spent. Little
Jean Curtis, too. has been III. so Mrs.
Osborne has had a sort of private hos
pital on her hands: but now her In
valids seem to be recovering and she
actually got out to make some calls
last week
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Graham Hodgts Is doing no little en-
tertainng these days. Thursday he
geve an Interesting party at tho supner
dance at The Willard. wncn hi; gucsts
included four Baltimore debutantcs,
whose pretty faces and winsome ways
attracted many men to their table dnr-
ing tho course OF the evening. Miss
Armstrong was there--I .hn't re,nenl-
ber hor first name-olso Miss Baker.
Mss Shrrve, and pretty Katherine
Goodridge.
Graham is to have another party to-
morrow night for the Charity Ball: and
that. By the way. promises. rs usual. to
be great success. Miss Lacey will
also have a number of guests, and ever
So many people win come or lnte from
dinner parties. Enma Builoch expect
ed to have with her Lucille Francis of
Philadelphia, who was to be her guest.
but she Is I'll ard has been Obliged
to postpone her visit.
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The pleasure which Capt. and Mrs.
Nolney Chase are deriving from tho
visit OF their son, Ensign Nathan B.
Chase, has been marred somewhat by
the fact that I've is about TO go to
Pensacola to erter the aviation corps.
Nathan Is such "A fine chap that IL does
sccm a shame for him to take UP such
"a dangerous branch of the service.
rhis is his first visit to town since his
graduation from the Naval Academy.
u" was living in Washington. that ia
at Urummond, on the outskirts OF the
city, when he entered the Academy hut
his father was ordered away before he
was graduated. Therefore, his nunnor-
Gus friends here are welcoming him
with open arms. Ills particulac chtn..
George Fort. who was also his room
mate At Annapolis, II not here. Wt'h
his pretty bride, who was formerly
Edith McQuadc, he is in New York,
which is headquarters fer his chip, the
L. =. :. Utah.
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Miss Janet Richards will not give her
usual Monday talk on Current EVENT.
tomorrow morning. but will deliver "A
special historical lecture at s o'clock
that evening at Rauschcr's for the bcne-
fit OF Trinity College scholarship OF the
District. The subject will be Peter the
Great Frederick the Great-Two Pro-
genitors of the Present World War.
Miss Richards viii seek to prove that
these two eighteenth century monarchs
created the conditions which result"I in
,nodern mi,itarIsm and led logically 10
the present struggle. There IL Tnte Il
lis, Of patronesseg Mrs. BirIeson. Mrs.
Ashurst. Mrs. James l.. Aleshire, Mrs.
blackburn Madame Csideron. Mrs.
Thomas Carter Mrs. Carter is always
interested In anything that concarns
Trinity. Miss. dorsey, Mrs. Donohoc.
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs Marx
Hanna. Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Victor
Keunmann. Mrs. Henry L. Myers,
Madame Pezct, Mrs. Scrivncr. Mrs. sad
liqr. Mrs. stout. Mrs. Ti!ford, Mrs.
Thomas Walsh, Mrs. John J. Walsh,
Mrs. S. NJ. Is. Young, and Mrs. WISH
Ington \. Young.
The engagement of Captain and Ms.
'ilepnon's young son, Ensign Pailip
Thomson Glcnnon, L. s. ". to Janrt
| Jones. of Richmond, has been recently
announced, and it is whispered thai
Lanct vii! be in Washington before lJng
! Tor Q visit to Mrs. Glenn0n. JANET Is
| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
EeGne Jones, and ever since she WAS
Presented TO society has nourished the
| sceDter of popularity. Philip GlenIon
Is attached TO the Arkansas. 1t is eX-
pected that the wedding will take place
| before very long.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Riddle Goffe, OF New
York, who were married last week. are
honeymooning at the dreenbrier at
| White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Goffe, as
you probably know, was Miss Alice
Lansing Atoche, a relative OF the Sec
| retary OF State. and the daughter OF
thc late Judge A. Alexander Atoche.
who was justice of the supreme court
| ot Louisiana.
| With the Palm Reach sojourners
| stopping on their way and society folk
| from near and far going down ror
| the cure or their annual January visit,