The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

White, Charles Boughton Wood. Richard
Burleson, Dickinson Jewett. Nine. Eken-
gren and Misses Amarylis Gillett, siebert
and Vinton..
The Speaker Of the House and Mrs
Clark yesterday entertained at a lunch
con in the Speakers dining room at the
Capitol IN honor OF Maj Gen. and Mrs.
Arthur Murray. The guests included
Representative and Mrs Hayes, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. McGillicuddy, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hayden Representa-
tive and Mrs, Miller, OF Delaware, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Gordon, Representa-
tive Davis. Of Minnesota, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Price
, Mrs. Redfeld, wife OF the Secretary
of Commerce, went to New York yester-
day, where she will remain until Satur-
day.
Mrs. II. ]. Crosson entertained at an
/ informal tea this afternoon from to
s at her residence. 174S NJ street, in honor
| of Mime. Suarez, wife of the Chilean
| Ambassador.
Mrs. Russell Goodwin will be at home
informally at the Portland today.
Mrs. Ezra Koon and Miss Koon gave
luncheon Tuesday In compliment to
Mrs. Henry McChesney, Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Randolph Harrison and Mrs. John
T. Knapp are the house guests Of Capt
and Mrs. James H. Glennon at the Navy
Yard.
| Col. and Mrs. George W. Mc1ver o g.
A, have given up their house on New
Hampshire avenue, and have moved to
2o36 o street
Mrs Richard Kearney entertained in
formally at bridge yesterday afternoon
at her apartment in the Toronto in honor
Of Miss Dorothy Brooks. whose marriage
to-Lieut. William Henry Holcombe will
take place next Wednesday.
| The guests included Miss Dorothy Tay-
Ior, Miss Dorothy Adams, Miss Marie
Peary, Miss Eugenia Holcombe, Miss
Miss Mary Irwin and Miss Antionette
Ray, all members Of the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson hav. left
Miami aboard their houseboat, the Rox-
ana. for the Gulf OF Mexico. They will
stop at Key West. Tampa, and New Or
leans, and will go from there to New
! York by train
Mrs. George p. Mclean will be at
homo this afternoon at her residence,
1920 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Huston Thomson was
hostess at a luncheon of ten covers yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Thomas watt
Gregory. The table was adorned with
a centerpiece Of pink roses.
Mrs James Roosevelt. OF New York.
Is spending few days at the Shcreharn
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alexander Sharp, U s
N, have returned to Washington from
the Pacific coast and have taken a house
2266 Cathedral avenue. Mrs. Sharp.
mother OF Lieut.. Sharp, is spending the
winter with them.
Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Jefrreys entertained at
bridge yesterday in honor Of Miss Lea
more Burkett, daughter of former Sena-
tor Burkett, of Nebraska.
Mrs. stone, of this city, is visiting her
son. DR.. Eugene P. Stone, U. S. n, in
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. John oliver Moque will be AT
home informally Fridays in March ~
her new residence, 1871 Harvard terrace
Mrs Gustave schinner and Miss Ge--
trude Schinner. of New York, have ar
rived in Washington en- route from tbe
Hot Springs, and are spending a few
days at the Shoreham.
Among other recent arrivals ar the
Shoreham are Mrs. F. G. Potter. Mr. ana
Mrs. Powell Trip. all of New York.
Mr.. K. FNunakoshi. Of Tokyo, and Mr.
and Mrs. D. Kilgour, of Boston.
Miss Margaret Wilson was the 9uss.
Of Miss Cecil Norton at luncheon AT tba
Willard yesterday. Miss Norton's Other
guests were Mr.. Charles Broy, of the
consular service, and Mr. Frederick
Stephens. who has recently returned
here from Italy.
Mr.. William Miller Collier, former
United States Minister to Spain, and Mrs
Collier, who have been spending part of
the season at the Willard, entertained
there at dinner last evening. The dinner
was served in the Presidential SUITE al a
round table with a hollow center filled
with white llacs. Dorothy Perkins roses,