Evening star., 1916-11-23
Four Children; 90 Grandchildren.
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ing and Hunt Club yesterday afternoon
at the tea dance which followed the
club ride. After the ride a handsome
loving cup was presented to Mr.. George
oakley Totten in recognition of his
| success as chairman of the entertain
ment committee. The cup was a COM
plete surprise to Mr. Totten.
DIR. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
| will have as their house guests next
week Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Hopkins and
| Mr.. Philip Lee of Baltimore, Miss E.s-
| ther Hosmer of Boston, Miss Elizabeth
Sefton and Mr.. Johns Hopkins of Phila-
delphia, all OF whom are coming to
| this city to attend the tea and thea
ter party following which DR.. AMI Mrs.
Hopkins are giving for their debutante
daughter, Miss Anne Hopkins.
Among the first of the many hos
pitalities which are being planned for
/ Miss Hopkins is informal dance
mother, Mrs. F. A. NJ Hopkins, at her
| home at Edgemoor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer, who
are spending the autumn at Belwood,
their country home in Livingston
county, New York, will entertain at a
! dance during the Christmas holidays.
at their Washington residence, for their
will be home from school They have
selected Thursday evening, Decemb Der
| 2S, for the dance.
| At the state meeting of the D. A. r.
of Minnesota last month the state re-
gent, Mrs. George c. Squires of ST.
| Paul. was placed in nomination for the
| office of president general of the ma
| tional society, office to be filled at
| the next congress of the society. Mrs.
! Squires, VINO has attended the last four
congresses Of the society, was a guest
last spring of Gen. and Mrs. ~. W.
| Greedy, the latter 4 lifelong friend
/ Mrs. Greedy is a charter member of
the ID. A. Il. and worked enthusiastical-
| ly in the early days of the organization
with Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Stevenson
| for it's success.
| Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith, who
/ have been passing the autumn at their
| home at Atlanta. will return to Wash
ington on Saturday for the winter.
| Mrs William j.. Wrightson. daugh-
| ter Of Gen. and Mrs William e. GorSas.
| who has been spending several months
! at Washington during the absence OF
Mr.. Wrightson and her parents in Couth
! America, entertained at dinner last
evening. at the Highlands. in compli-
ment to her house guest. Miss Ruth
| Bridgeman of Baltimore. The other
guests were Miss Elise Walker of Flor
| ida who is spending the autumn with
Mrs. Wrig gibson, Gen. Slbert and
SIr- Harold Sibert- Mrs Wrightson
|
where she will spend the week end
! with her cousin. Miss Mnna Palphrey
and during her absence Miss Walker
| will go to Baltimore as the week end
| guest of Miss Laura Carter.
Mrs f. Marvin Underwood is hostess
at bridge tea this afternoon. in COM
pliment to her sister Mrs. Hal Steed of
i Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. George TGlly Vaughn
and Mrs Dan Ruden are presiding at
the tea table. winch has an effective
I center piccs of yellow and white chrys-
anthcmumS.
Y Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Underwood. for several weeks, will re-
turn to Atlanta tomorrow evening.
i Capt and Mrs Edwin Gunner, who
were guests at Chatham Courts of Mrs.
w. r. Spurgin, left Washington Mon
day for New York with their little
daughter and will sail for Panama,
where Capt. Gunner is stationed.
Mr. Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland.
lately American anoa ssador to France,
has arrived at Hot Springs with Mrs.
Herrick, from Philadelphia. where he de-
, liVered address Sunday at the home
/. OF E. r. Stotesbury urging the
ganization of all the philanthropic forces
of the United States into giant
relief board. Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick will
; remain at the Hot Springs until the
; middle of December. Mr.. Herrck was
| on tne SOll l!iihS StStelddy morning,
; playing u round with Mr.. E. V. Connect,
jr., of Convent, N j.
; Mrs Percy Duvall has heen extremely
III at the Logan. and as soon. as her
health permits will leave for Florida for
. an extended stay.
Mr.. Lawrence Campbell of Washing
ton was best man at the marriage yes-
terday of Miss Beatrice Gill CARPENTER.
. daughter of Mr.. Henry Clay Carpenter.
: and Mr. Alfred Pierce Grigg of Asheville
~ c., at Holy Trinity Church, Phila-
delpha The ushers We're: Mr. Ship
pen Decatur West of Philadelphia MIR
| Gerald du Pont and Mr.. c. Edward
Mitchell of Asheville and Mr. Harold
. Leslie of New York.
. Mrs West, wife of Lieut.. Clyde Gray
. West, L. S. N, now stationed at the
. Norfolk navy yard, is the guest of Rep
. resentatfve and Mrs James Young at
the Portland for a short time. She will
go from here to Detroit to visit her
son-in-law and daughter. Lieut.. and
Mrs NJ N Richardson. jr.
The Spanish American Atheneum will
give it's annual ball this evening at the
New Ebbitt. Dancing will begin at
o'clock. The reception committee is
composed Of Senior Pedro Capo Rodri-
Biance Blanc cnadwoen. senor Fernando an e
Fossaa, DR.. Gustavo /. Guerra. Miss
Marie A. Hechmer, Mr.. Benjamin r. ia
cobs. Mtps nASAh L. Kelsey, Mr.. and