The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09

Out the doctors mnnaHeu 10 GEL MIN OUT
Of the hospital BY Christmas, much TO
Mrs. Osborne's delight or course, their
holidays were quietly spent. IAttle
Jean Curtis, too. has been IN. 20 Mrs.
Claiborne has bad sort OF private hos
pltal on her hands: but now her In
vaiids seem TO be recovering and she
actually DOT out to make some calls
last week.
Qraham Hqdgts Is doing no little on
tertainmR those days. Thursday he
geye an interasting party at tho supper,
dance at the willard wnon his guccts
included four Baltimore debutantes.
whose pretty faces and wlnsome ways
attracted many men to their table dyr-
ing the course OF the evening. Miss
Armstrong was there-I can't reinem-
her hor first nRine-0lso Miss Baker
Miss shrsve, and pretty Katherine
Goodridge.
Graham IL to have another party to-
morrow night for the Charity Dali: and
that, by the way. promises. "a usual. TO
be a great success. Miss Lacey will
also have a number of guests, and ever
60 many people Will come or lote from
dinner parties. I1roma Bulloch expect-
Ell tc have with her Lucille Francis. Of
EHlleAi1Apnids WIZ WIRE 70 DC HNI sHFHAt
but she IL ilI ard has been obliged
to postpone her visit.
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The pleasure which Capt and Mrs.
Volney Chase are deriving from tho
visit OF their son, Ensign Nathan 3.
Chase, has been marred somewhat by
the fact that he IL about TO go to
Pensacola to erter the aviation corps
Nathan is such a tine chap that Il does
seom a shame for him 10 take Up such
dangerous branch OF the service.
This is HIS first visit to town since his
graduation from tho Naval Academy.
lie was living in Washington. that In
at Drummond. on the outskirts OF the
city, when he entered the Academy, but
his father was ordered away before no
was graduated Therefore, his nunner-
Gus friends here are welcoming him
with open arms. Ills psrticula- chuni.
George Fort. who was also his room
Inate at Annapolis. H. not here. With
mis- pretty bride, who was formerly
which Is headquarters fer his ghip, the
u. s. $. Utah.
Miss Janet Richards viii not give her
usual Monday talk on Current Events"
tomorrow morning. but viii deliver
special historical lecture at o'clock
that evening at Rauscher's for the bene-
nj OF Trinity College scholarship OF the
District. The subject will he Peter the
Great. Frederick the Great-TwO Pro-
genitOrs OF the Present World War.
Miss Richards will seek to prove that
these two eighteenth century monarchs
created the conditions which resHlto1 In
Ii - IaH Ilzr Al
the present struggle. There is quite a
list OF patronesseE: Mrs. Burleson. Mrs.
Ashurst Mrs. James L. Aleshire Mrs.
blackburn. Madame Csideron. Mrs.
Thomas Carter Mrs. Carter is always
interested I'm anything that conceTns
Trinity Miss Dorsey. Mrs. Donohoe,
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Marx
Hanna. Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. Henry L. Myers,
Madame Pezet, Mrs. Scrivner. Mrs sad
liqr. Mrs. stout. Mrs. Tilford. Airs.
Thomas Walsh. Mrs. John J. Walsh,
Mrs. s. NJ. b, Young. and Mrs. Wash
Ington 4. Young. "
THE engagement OF Captain and Ms.
GlFbnons young son, Ensign Philip
Thomson Glennon, L. S. ~. to-. Janet
Jones. OF Richmond, has been reeeuuys
ANNOUNCED, and 1t Is whispered thar,
Janet will be in Washington before l1ng
for visit to Mrs. Glennon. Janst is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
keone Jones, and ever since she was
presented to society has tiOurished the
scepter of popularity. Philip Glennon
Is attached TO the Arkansas. 1t Is ex-
pected that the wedding win take place
before very long.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Riddle Cone. OF New
York, who we're married last week, arc
hOneymooning at the dreenbrier at
White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. COTE, as
you probably know, was Miss Alice
lansing Atoche, a relative Of the Sec
rotary OF State. and tho daughter OF
The late Judge A. Alexander Atoehe.
who was justice of the supreme court
OF Louisiana.
With the Palm Beach sojourners
stopping on their way and society folk
from near and far going down Tor
the cure or their annual January visit,