The Washington times., 1916-02-03
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set


borne, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles arrti,i
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mr.. aaa
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, MIS-, I
Thomas +. Walsh and Senator 'h"r''S
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensseraet
entertained at dinner last evening "a. |
the Chevy Chase club. when thclr
James s. Parker Col. and Mrs. w illia'. ,
w. Iiarts. Prof. and Mrs. ,r1oi So,i',sOd aOd
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
Ccl. Ira a. Haynes, Z. 5. A.. con-
mandart at Fort Monroe. arrived mere
yesterday morning and is storrih& u'
the Willard.
Mrs. Beverly Price Evans will ," a,
home on February =. from 10
o'clock at Wardman Courts, ShH WlI'
have with her Mrs. John NJ. rEhII,s,
Mrs. Edward !. s,ock Mrs CNh'lrs
A. Johnson Mrs. Rowland Ma Shall. .
and Mrs. FattCn buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Box. OF Phtla-
delphia. are in Washington. and are
STAYING at the shoIsham'
The Vice P->'dent and Mrs. Marshal
were guests at a beautiful dinner gwen
in their honor last evening BY Senator
and Mrs. Claude Swanson. The table
suggested Il spring garden. with its
decoration Of white lilacs. pussy willow
forsYthia. and lilies. The guests TO meet
the Vice President and Mrs Marshall
were the Postmaster General and Mrs
A. s. Bureson. the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs Josephus Daniels. Gen;
and Mrs. George Barnett, Judge and
Mrs. Charles b. HowrY. CONGRESSMAN
and Mrs. Walter Watson. Congressman
and Mrs ]. Willard Ragsdale. Mrs.
RELY Gordon. Of New York, and DR..
james Gore.
one Of the most interesting Of the
early sDring weddings will be that of
Miss Gladys Mackay-Smith. daughter
Of Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith and
vanla. and William Bell Watkins. OF
Westtown. Pa. whose engagement was
announced about six weeks ago. The
wedding will take place March 4. \
number of dinner parties have been
given in compliment to Miss Mackay-
Smith and Mr. Watkins since the an
nouncement Of their engagement. and
they will be extensively entertained
until their wedding dav. which will be
the Saturday Immediately preceding the
beginning OF Lent
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore will be at home
this afternoon from TO T. She will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Joseph W.
Byrns, of Tennessee.
=.
Jorge Godoy. "WashinRtou's society
poet" as he is called, and son Of MeCi-
co s minister to Cuba. will reCite original
| poems in both Spanish and English at
| "a tea to be given at the God"y home.
| 11l5 . street, on Saturday from to
| o'clock. Brnest J. Benin. choirmaster
| of Holy Trinity Church. will accompany
| Mr.. Godoy on the piano.
|
Mrs Cora d. korn. Of the class OF
| 1916 Washington College OF Law, has
| returned to the city after spending sew
| "a
=
! Among the dinner hosts of the even
4 ing will be Congressman and Mrs. Iu-
| ther W. Mott whose honor guests will
be Mr. and Mrs. W. VI. Calder. of
| Brooklyn; Capt. and Mrs Daniel W.
| Wurtsbaugh. and Rear Admiral and
| Mrs. Richardson Glover. who will have
eighteen guests.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs William Malburn will
give dinner on the evening Of Febru-
airy l. in compliment to the Secretary OF
state and Mrs. Robert Lansing.
| 4.
The Secretary of state and Mrs Rob.
| ert Lansing will be hosts at dinner or
the evening of February II and again
Saturday evening February 10.
Miss Wimerding. who has been the
guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Plead
wei for n fortnight VII return to her
! home in Long Island tomorrow.
| Among the hosts at dinner tonight a.
tn" Army and Navy Club before the
weekly dance will be Rear Admiral anG
Mrs. Joseph Strauss and DR.. and Mrs
Frank Anderson.
| Mrs. Samuel WagGaman and tn,
MlFS"S Na@@aman viii entertain at
tea this afternoon at their residence IL
ilhirty-ii~St street. Mrs William II
Wagrhman and Mrs. John Mckee Wag
Gam4n will preside at the tea table
while Mrs. Harold Goodwin. Miss Ressi,
| Hoover Mrs. John Slnoot, and Miss 10
sephime Alexander VIII assist in th
dining room.
Mrs. Morton ]. Henry, wife or MaJo
Henry, I. S. A., entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the ShOreham.
s.
Mrs. John Jay White entertained in
formally yesterday at buffet luncheon
following the final French reading b!
Nine. Clarence Buel. The play wa
Mon Ami Teddy" a delightful. humor
Which Nine. Buel drew with sparkling
contrast the direCtness Of an America
in Paris and the moro subtle Frencl
manner Among those present wer
Mrs. Ten tyck Wendell. Mrs. William
Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs. Charles Warren
Mrs. Antonin Martin. Mrs. Edward II
Ghcen. Mrs. John c. Fremont Mrs
George Ruhlce, Miss Stewart. Mrs
= Chaunccy fIackett. Mrs. George CON
verse, Mrs Gilbert Hitchcock, Mrs
Fred Holtzman, Miss Joan OIL Mrs
! ;. +. VI. YOUNG, and Miss Powell.
I ! Gen. and Mrs. Tasker ". Bliss enter
Y tnricd at dinner last night in comp
= ment to Gen. and MR.. = Il. NJ. YOunl
. Their other guests were Gen. and MIR