The Washington times., 1916-11-21

Raben, OF Denmark, arrived last even
ing to be their guest for some time
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane has returned
to Washington from Atlantic CITY
Her plans are quite unsettled, as Sec
rstary Lane is detained in Atlantic
GfS oSt cSmmn,sso6ss %sn tSs
eontinuess to sit in Atlantic CITY. Mrs
Lane VIII return there shortly
rfPf III. e. evenings mHns'E IN T yhs SSyS aG
the Ritz Carlton. New York. for
James w. Gerard. the American am
bassador to Germany. The guests,
eighty well known men, will be seat
tables.
Col. and Mrs. Henry May have re-
the Lafayette, until their house is in
May, or New York. will spend the
Niolln Recital n Success.
Johann van Hulsteyn's violin re.
cital at Trinity College Sunday after.
noon was attended by large and
fashionable audience. A considerable
sum was nctted for the scholarship
fund, and Mr.. van Hulateyn and his
capable accompanist, Mr.. Thatcher.
Among those present were Mrs.
Thomas II. Carter. Mrs, Avery, Mrs
John J. Walsh, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hill.
yer, Mrs. Frank May, Miss Rebecca
Shsnley, Mrs. John J, Cammacl<. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Campbell, Miss ella Lor.
ainc Dorsey, Mrs. Arthur Powell Da-
Wis; Miss Henrietta Dunlap, Mrs. Car.
roll, Mrs. William G. Gwynn. the Rev.
Thomas McGuiggan, Mrs. Lawrence
Grogan, Miss Wimsatt. Miss Gladys
Felix, MrA Margaret Tally, Miss
Marion oBrien, Miss rl,ilomcno
O'Connell, and Mrs. John J. Noonan,
and Miss Louise Noonan.
Mrs. Chari,g w. Richardson gave a
luncheon yesterday at her home in
Grant road to the delegates from New
YnIk who wero attending the Y. W.
e. \. conferCnS, in this city.
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NeedIework Guild Meets.
The First Needlework Guild OF
Washington held it's twenty seventh
annual meeting at the residence OF
the president. Mrs. Richard G. Dean,
yesterday afternoon. with n fun at
tendance. The chaplain. Dean Bra
tenahl, opened the meeting with
prayer and the Bishop OF Washing
ton followed with a charming ad-
dress. After the minutes of the meet
ing had been read by the secretary.
the good done by the guild and the
carefully outlined and illustrated ny
the Rev. MIR. Warner. who told OF
many cases. when he was able TO
call upon them for immediate help.
The Officers for the ensuing year
were elected. Miss Childs. treasurer
was obliged to Withdraw. although
she has served since the foundation
Of the guild. Miss Mary Amber was
N lTt nh In hnr VNln Tha ~
hcers were reelected. All articles
must be sent to care of Miss Burgess
at 1906 Seventeenth street. Small
contributions OF money also will be
gratefully received;
Sets December \ az Tag Day.
The Christ Child Society has chosen
December : as tag day to raise funds
for it's work The society has had
and is greatly in need of funds to pre-
pare winter outfits for infants. IL
Is certain that the contribution to
this most appealing charity will be
generous.
The officers in charge include Mrs.
G. =. Neill, chairman: Nine. Calderon,
Mrs. Hanniis Taylor. Miss Maher, Mrs.
Thornton 4. Borland, Miss Cover,
Miss Fealy, Mrs. de Zarang, Mrs.
James Dudley Morgan, and Mrs.
Flathcr.
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Mrs. Preston Davie has gone to
New York from Tuxedo Park n. V.
to pass several weeks, and Is stopping
at the WaIcott Hotel Mrs. DaVie is
sister of Mrs. William L. Draper.
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Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner. wife OF
former Senator Faulkner, of Martins
burg, w. Va, and their daughter, Mrs.
;. X. Snodgrass. arrived in Washing.
ton Yesterday and are stopping at the
Willard.
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